Garner asked to speak at Clay Co fair by farmer
A. J. Livingston, the Spencer Iowa farmer who was told by Charles Curtis in 1928 that he was “too damn dumb to understand,” invites Democratic vice presidential candidate John N Garner to address the Clay County fair. The request has backing from James Farley and Richard Mitchell, with potential turnout up to 60,000. The Curtis incident remains a rallying point for Garner’s appearance.
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A. J. Livingston
Chas. Curtis
Clay County Fair
Fair Board
John N. Garner
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
James A. Farley
Richard Mitchell
Iowa
Curtis
Estherville
Livington
Livingston
John Nance Garner
Uvolde
Charles Curtis
Clay County
Spencer
Democratic Party
America
A. J
Class of 27 Has Reunion at Spirit Lake Pillars
The Class of 27 held a reunion dinner at the Pillars in Spirit Lake, shifting from picnics to a dinner format. Officers elected: Andrew Graaf president, Mary Peterson VP, Leonard Munson secretary. retiring officers listed. Attendees included Merrill Meadows, Elizabeth West, Robert Morse, John Birney, and others with Mrs. Schloeman as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Andrew Graaf
Mary Peterson
Leonard Munson
Herman J. Jensen
Merrill Meadows
Nellie Carlstedt
Herman Jensen
Vermain Sidles
Gretchen Smith
Dorthea Sohrn
Evelyn Waters
LaVern Heyer
Lorene Koster
John Birney
Richard Morse
Robert Morse
Elizabeth West
Willam Schloeman
Spirit Lake Socials Highlight DAR Lunch and Birthday Dinner
Spirit Lake D A R members will dine at the Orleans Hotel on Saturday July 30 at 1 PM. Reservations due July 29 at the hotel or with Mrs James D Tedrow. Bethel class from Union Baptist hosted a Riverside Park picnic with Maria Pingrey and others. Mrs C Mathieson hosted a six thirty birthday dinner decorated in pink and green, followed by bridge. Edna Barker hosted a Lake party at the Doolittle Barker cottage with Pingreys and others. Governor Roosevelt’s forgotten man remark noted as a swearing idea about a hitching post seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Ladies of the Lake
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Orleans
James D. Tedrow
Bethel
Union Baptist Sunday School
Riverside Park
Maria Z. Pingrey
Lucy Pingrey
Jennie Pingrey
C. Mathieson
Mr. Mathieson
Shirley
June
Harold Woodling
Leon Pratt
W. E. Deming
Lake
Edna Barker
Maria Z
Lucy and
Elizabeth Colt
Annie Koehler
Hazel Bemis
Love as Lesson-Sermon Topic at All Churches of epee Scientist
Sunday July 1 features a Lesson Sermon on Love with a Golden Text from I John 4 16 and selections from Mary Baker Eddy issued Bible passages include Romans 8 28 38 39 and the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures page 304.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epee Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Christ Jesus
Our Lord
Sunday Lutheran Gather ing at Fairmot and church notices
Sunday events include a 11 o clock Devotional led by the Deacons and a Luther League program at o clock. Centration invites participation in the turse Lutheran Gathering at Fairmot with forenoon services and afternoon program. Prayer meeting Thursday at Andrew Anderson’s home. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at Riverside park with several hostesses. Luther League social Friday evening. Union State Line Church Services Sunday Aug 27 at 11 in English led by Gordon Nasby. Ladies Aid Wednesday Aug 3 with named hostesses. The Brazil revolution began two weeks later than usual, possibly due to low mood.
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State Line
Luther League
Turse Lutheran
Fairmot
Andrew Anderson
Aic
Riverside Park
L. E. Berg
Severine Johnson
A. H. Anderson
Thos. St
Wallingford Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Activities
Wallingford Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M and afternoon service at 2 30 in Norwegian. Luther League at 8 P M. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 hosted by Mrs Iver Ness and Mrs I G Malaand. Prayer meeting Thursday at Tom Natterstad home 8 P M. Confirmants meet Saturday 9 30 A M and next Wednesday 9 30 A M. Immanuel Church confirmation Friday and next Tuesday at 9 A M. Palestine Church services 11 A M with communion in Norwegian and Luther League at 8 P M. Dorcas Society meets Friday at L Valen home luncheon served by Mrs Valen and Mrs John Tweet. Next Wednesday at 3 30 P M at the church V ww.
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Afternon
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Iver Ness
I. G. Malaand
Tom Natterstad
Immanuel Church
Palestine Church
Dorcas Society
L. Valen
Presbyterian Church August services and community notices
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 A M and morning worship at 11:00 with a sermon titled An Ancient Word for a Modern Day. An evangelistic meeting with Blanche BE Perigo is planned at the Free Methodist church. German service will be held next Sunday at 10:45 with an active program of safety themes and religious topics across several evenings through August 7. Local families are noted for picnics and visits, with various members from Dolliver Ringsted and Estherville mentioned, plus 4 H club and choir activities and a planned Interlaken park roller skating outing for youth after Sunday school.
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Free Methodist
Blanche
Perigo
Gust Knutson
Evelyn and
Myr
Willis Wertz
Tuttle Lake
Meta Dohrn
Fairmont
Ollie Reid
Miss Dohrn
Reid
Edwin McKean
George McKean
Dolliver
Maple Hill
Interlaken Park
Jim Helen
Bruce
Jay
George Helen
Ringsted
Eugene Satchett
Erma
Melvin Gangestad
Tuttlelake
Harald Thompson
Estherville
Chris Jesperson
Rinsell
Joyce McKean
Tittle Sonat
Chas Miller
Mack
Esther McKean
Hustlers
Swan Lake
Elizabeth Peake
Hans Hanson
Thutle Lake
H. R. Hanson
Mable
Hans Granson
Harry Hanson
Ray Bryan
Levert
Lallian Tindal
Peterson
Bryan
Relatives Reunion Picnic at Clear Lake
At Clear Lake Sunday fifty eight relatives gathered for a reunion from Grundy Center Dows Conrad and Bil t ale Center. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Holl and family Mr and Mrs John Isder and family Mr and Mrs George Red and daughter Helen of Dolliver and George Holl of Armstrong. After a picnic dinner the group enjoyed an afternoon of visiting.
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Swan Lake
Henry Holl
John Isder
George Red
Helen
Dolliver
George Holl
Armstrong
Clear Lake
Grundy Center
Dows
Conrad
BilTale
V-R
Local visitors and family ties in Armstrong area
Mrs James Buchan visits friend Miss Lena Blakefield in Armstrong. Ernest Burkhead spends Wednesday with daughter Mrs Leonard Madden. Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen and daughter Hone of Minneapolis visit the Olat Opsal home. Miss Burnelle Watts visited last week at Lorenzo Helgason's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchan
Lena Blakefield
Armstrong
Ernest Burkhead
Leonard Madden
Ed Hansen
Hone
Minneapolis
Olat Opsal
Burnelle Watts
Lorenzo Helgason
Interlaken Jazz Party Promises Two Concerts
Dance with Philbrick and fits or chestra at Interlaken this Saturday July 30 hears the title German Band on Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philbrick
Fits Orchestra
Interlaken
Local Visitors Return Home After Visits
Miss Faye Felkey returned to work in Sioux Falls after three weeks at her parents Elmer Felkey home recovering from an appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Richard Adams and children of Des Moines and Mrs Lawrice Heine of Waverly left after visiting at J W Sloadden's home.
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Faye Felkey
Sioux Falls
Elmr Felkey
Richard Adams
Des Moines
Lawrice Heine
Waverly
J. W. Sfadden
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Clay CO
R. S. Herrick
Iowa Horticultural Society
Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
George Washington
Washington
Mount Vernon
James W. Brooks
James W. Brooke
Calvin Fader
Potomac
Washington’s
Roosevelt
Emmet County
Surance Company
Leo W. Branford
Estherville, Iowa
State Auto Insurance Association
Des Moines, Iowa
Christian Science Churches
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A
Chris Hoagland
A. B. Benson
Bertha Gilbert
Brazil
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Peder Nordsletten
Immanuel Luth
Otis Lang
Missouri Synod E. Emory & N. 4Th St
Free Methodist Church
M. M. Cook
Gelist
Swan Lake News
Guernsey
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Guernsey Co
Geo. A. Nichols
Adelaide Nichols
Halfa
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