Neighbors and Farm News From Algona Area
Gnats trouble chicken raisers as hens hide from rats in hen houses. Chet Torreson of Walingford and S. L. Kuhn of Algona report local business and piano work. Farm Bureau discusses school reorganization. Births, illnesses, visits, and social events fill a busy week with multiple families, funerals, and anniversary celebrations noted across Estherville, Laurens, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Torreson
Walingford
S. L. Kuhn
Algona
Peterson Bros
Lurhl Fessler
Farm Bureau
la Rue Wiseman
American Legion Auxiliary elects officers and holds meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Community church annex led by vice president in absence of the president. Officers elected for the year include President Carl Peterson and Secretary H D Merens, with poppy and child welfare chairmen named. An potluck lunch was served and several local residents visited or hosted relatives at farm and home gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Cayler
Paul Anderson
H. A. Tvedte
Carl Peterson
Olive Miller
H. D. Mereness
Spt
Hattie Dickenson
H A. Tvedte
Poppy
Emma Richards
Neill Finn
Ella Schnittger
Olive Eckhart
H. A. Tvedtte
Pete Norgard
Hayfield
Minnesota
Jim Norgard
Norgard
O. P. Stow
W. L. Whalen
Clineton LaBar
Austin
Minn
M. L. Owens
Walter Gardner
East Chain
Robert Simon
Lincoln
Nebraska
Fred Simon
Clarence Hoffman
Georgia
Estherville
J. C. Weber
Huffman
Alberta Weber
J. C. Webers
Fred Davis
L. J. Calvin
Davis
Charles Huffman
Bobby
Myrna
Linda
State’ Park
Turtle Lake Tase
Niels Balmer
Martin, Dale
Beverly
Mr. Balmer
Mre
Martin Balmer
G McGuan
Mor
Social Roundup of Rockwell City to Sioux City Visits
Superior Carl Schladter and family visit Mrs. J. C. Smith. Memorial Day gatherings in Manson and Spirit Lake. Swanson herd shown in Sioux Falls show and sale. Staff changes at Greig and Co in Estherville. Gerald Wiedow visiting Idaho. numerous relatives visiting across Emmet, Spirit Lake, Milford, Fremont, Omaha, Hawarden, Estherville, Sioux City. Red Cross notes list items shipped including bath robes and hospital shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schladter
Rockwell City
J. C. Smith
Leo Kirsch
Manson
Town
Harry Swanson
Sioux Falls
Swanson
A. G. Reinitz
Otto McCoy
Greig and Co
Estherville
Gerald Wiedow
Frank Leuvepold
Betty Griffee
Omaha
Drexell Griffee
Mike Norbode
Emmetsburg
Jim Lambert
Lyle Lewis
Hawarden
Charlie Tewis
Melvin Peterson
Charles Christ
John Baker
W. O. Baker
Sioux City
St. Joseph Hospital
Red Cross
Services and events at First Presbyterian Church
The church holds weekly worship at 11 a.m. with Chaplain Claude Fausnaugh as guest speaker. Children’s Day program at 10 a.m. Beginners and Junior departments participate. Rummage sale Saturday in the store building on Central Ave. Widelas class meets Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Hutchinson. Council Circles meet Friday. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Fausnaugh
Pont
New Port News
Central Avefe
Gardstonr Hotel
Frank Hutchinson
Sunday Mass Times and Parish Activities Schedule
The notice outlines summer Mass times at 7:30 and 9:00 a.m. on Sundays beginning June 4, with regular Holy Communion Sundays featuring various parish groups. It notes a speaker sermon titled John the Baptist an Example for Pastors and Teachers, and provides contact for pastoral care at Walther League Camp in Milford Iowa. It also lists rescheduled Ladies Aid and Christian Science service topics and Bible readings from Jeremiah and Luke, plus excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Altar and Rosary Society
Young Ladies Sodality
Knights of Columbus
John the Baptist
Walther League
Milford
Iowa
Ladies Aid
Christian Science
God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary. Baker Eddy
Sunday church schedule and events at the church
Sunday school opens at 10 with the morning worship at 11. The children's operetta will fill next week period under Mrs Gertrude Kulp. The Methodist Fellowship meets district at Graettinger with car volunteers to report to Mrs Semans. A special Thursday night service at eight for meditation and prayer. The Woman's Society of Christian Service hosts breakfast May 16 at the church with officers as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kulp
Graettinger
Immanuel Lutheran Church June notices and services
Sunday school teachers meet Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Wm Recher cottage. June 11 regular divine service at 10:80, Sunday school at 9:80. We preach Jesus Christ and Him crucified, visitors welcome. June 18 to 14 the pastor will attend the Northwest Pastor's and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Recher Cottage
Jesus
Wallingford Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
Wallingford Lutheran Church announces morning worship at 9 45 a m Sunday school and Bible classes at 11 Luther League at 8 p m Bible study and prayer Thursday night at 8 30 L D R meets Friday at Norman Eyeland home 8 30 p m Mrs Ed Christian and others hostesses Ladies Aid meets June 16 at 2 30 p m in church parlor with hostesses C F Walden Cora Ellis H V Christiansen and N Egeland Girls Chorus meets Wednesday 8 30 p m Parochial school open for children of Sunday school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
L.D.R
Norman Eyeland
Ed Christian
Fred Fitzgerald
N. Egeland
Ladies Aid
Mesdames
C. F. Walden
Cora Ellis H. V. Christiansen
Clarence Egeland
Lena Gunderson
Schoool
Morning Worship Sermon At Sisidae School
Local church program lists morning worship at Sisidae School with a Bible class and women’s auxiliary activity in the church outline.
Christian Church Services and Circles Announced
Rev Fred D Sawyer and Rev Mark H Scott lead morning worship at the Christian church with a Children Day service. Sermon titled Eosen The Prophet With a Broken Heart. Circles meet June 14 at 2 00 pm with multiple hostesses. Summer months disband the C Y Y Candle until fall. All summer school students invited to worship.
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Circles of the Christian Church
Ann Mullin
Mary Lough
Martha Bateman
Russell Lair
Margaret Smyth
Alva Sawyer
Lois Ely
Carl Sawyer
Alice McWilliams
Charles Dawson
Christian Church
Estherville Lutheran Church Schedule and Activities
Estherville Lutheran Church under Pastor L A Mathis lists services for the second Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Divine worship with Confirmation at 11 a.m. Groups meet weekly including Dorcas Society Monday evening, Mission Band No 8 Tuesday afternoon, Adult class Monday evening, Midweek devotional Thursday at 8 p.m., and Service Women's prayer group Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. Vacation Bible school is in session with 8 to 12 daily sessions and good attendance, but more children are urged to attend.
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Lis
Sinois
Camp Campbell
Kentuck
Owens
LaVon
Waseca
Minnesota
M. L. Owens
Raymond Olson
Cora Iverson
Rochester
Minn
Velma Olson
Nurses’ Training School
Housewives’ Helpers ’Club
Www
L. Peterson
Mines
Lyle Wicks
E. M. Evans
M. J. Iverson
H. C. Peterson
John Berg
Gerald Richards
A. J. Oswalt
Alvin Stueland
J. B. Mitchell
M. C. Peterson
D. L. Owens
East Chain
O. P. Stows
W. L. Whalen
Clinton LeBars
Lone Rock
Hugh Marlow
Roy Jensen
Luther League
Dorcas Society
Union State Line Vacation School Opens Under Miss Enghoo Jackson
Union State Line announces Vacation School in session with Miss Betty Enghoo Jackson as teacher. Sunday services are scheduled for June 18 at 10:45 a.m. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m.
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Betty Enghoo Jackson
V-R
Baptist Church Calendar and Northern Iowa Association Meeting
The Baptist Church led by Pastor E. Forsell announces at 10 a.m. Bible school and 11 a.m. worship with theme Giving to God. 4 p.m. prayer hour, 7 p.m. BY.P.A., 7:30 pre-prayer, 8 p.m. Children's Day service with brief pastor remarks. Mid-week service on Thursday at 8. June 17-18, the Northern Iowa Association of Churches meets in Gilmore City. plan to attend.
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Northern Iowa Association of Churches
Gilmore City
Florida's record racing season nets state $6.8 million
Florida's first hundred million racing season ends with $6,824,268.72 in state revenue as $109,561,969 is wagered at horse and dog tracks and Jai Alai fronton in six and a half months. The record betting surpasses the prior season's $68,280,202, marking a dramatic rise in wagering on a Spanish sport in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Comeba
Floods decimate wildlife across central towns
Floods have caused widespread wildlife losses from central towns, hitting ground nesting birds most as pheasants and quail began incubation. Many nests drowned or abandoned, but renesting is expected. Fur bearing swimming species such as muskrat and beaver suffered heavy losses, while young drown in burrows. Rabbits, groundhogs, skunks, and mink also declined, with late litters likely offsetting some reductions. fish behavior narrates a similar recovery once waters clear.
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Towa
Floods Cause Heavy Damage in State Parks
Cloudbursts and floods damaged state parks with Dolliver Memorial, Ledges, Walnut, Woods and Pummel suffering the greatest losses. Floodwaters carried away equipment as park roads and bridges were ruined, prompting closures until repairs are completed. Walnut Woods near Commerce and Ledges south of Boone will remain closed except for the Ledges Oak Grove picnic area.
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Dolliver Memorial
Ledges
Walnut, Woods
Pummel
Walnut Woods
Commerce
Ledges State Park
Boone
Ledges Oak Grove
Bass season opens June 15 in Toa waters
Bass fishing begins June 15 with a ban lift on largemouth smallmouth and other species in Toa. Nesting fish protections delay on some basses while fry disperse. Officials expect strong fishing on opening day due to high water levels and improved smallmouth potential.
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Towa
Fish Rescue Program to Save Stranded Bayou Fish
The Conservation Commission will actively run a fish rescue program despite scarce tires and trucks. Heavy floods left hundreds of thousands of game fish stranded in bayous that risk drying up or winter kill. Sportsmen across the state will form district rescue groups to gather and relocate the fish to permanent waters for fishing, reporting stranded fish as waters recede.
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The
Conservation Commission
Conservation Officays
Ardd
Ground covers as shade grass substitutes recommended
Gardens under trees or shaded banks struggle to grow grass. LC Grove, extension horticulturist, recommends shade tolerant ground covers such as periwinkle, Baltic English ivy, wintercreeper, pachysandra, lily of the valley, and he mentions proper site preparation with one inch of compost or manure and a complete fertilizer to establish strong growth.
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Grove
Town State College
Artificial Lakes Open June 15
The Towa artificial lakes open at 6 a.m. June 15 with daily fishing from dawn to 10:30 p.m. A catch limit of 12 fish applies, with no more than five black bass and seven crappies. Anglers must have fishing licenses and minnows must be inspected and approved by the State Conservation Commission. Restrictions include single-hook limits and at most two lines per person. Lakes listed include Swat Lake Carroll Lake Wapello Davis Echo Valley Lake.
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Towa
State Conservation Commission
Swat Lake
Carroll
Wapello
Davis
Echo
Fragmented OCR item about a religious gathering
Readable text shows a mention of Mrs Ma Sualliy with a brother and a priest, plus times from four until nine. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or a definable event to form a full notice.
Coming to the Grand Theater for two Western and musical features
The Gene Autry film headlines the Grand Theater with his guitar and folk appeal, followed by the Bronstein production Jack London starring Michael O’Shea and Susan Hayward. Ginger Rogers and Ray Miland reteam in a Technicolor Lady in the Dark style story with magazine editor tensions. Also noted are social notes about a Montgomery Ward plant incident and government takeover discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
Dombrero
Republic’s
Gene
Rootin
Rythym
Grand Theater
Jack London
Samuel Bronston
United Artists
Michael O'Shea
Susan Hayward
Charmain London
Ginger Rogera
Ray Millaud
Yrica
Ginger
Mr.Avery
Montgomery Ward
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Holy Family Hospital
Arnold Olson
Lawrence Anderson
Raymond Anderson
Gust Anderson
Laurens
James Rideout
Billy
Ringsted
Joe McIntire
Armstrong
Anderson
Clarence Mathieson
Grandpa Glassnapp
Walter Glassnapp
Alvin Glassnapp
Verner Glassnapp
Nass
Hoodson
Annie F. Welsh
Joyce Hall
Brent Thome
Fred Hall
Fessler
Strouse
Ray Bryan
Maple Hill
Amos Sevold
Amos Hanson
Dolliver
First Presbyterian
Joseph F. Kennedy
U.S. Treasury Department
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rev
K. A. Horn
Wallingford Lutheran Church
L. G. Hinderaker
Sisidae
areMaim Ladies
Aid
Ae ‘of
Are Eee Welet
Chial
First ‘Christian Church
Fred D. Sawyer
Mark H. Scott
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A. Mathis
Union State Line
BET
Washington
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