Emmetsburg Couple Wed in Estherville Event
Miss Hazel M. Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Richardson formerly of Emmetsburg tied the knot with Arden V Bauck of Emmetsburg yesterday at the Estherville Presbyterian parsonage Rev Claude Fausnaugh presided in the presence of the bride’s parents.
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Emmetsburg
Estherville
Hazel M. Richardson
Clyde Richardson
Arden V. Bauck
Presbyterian Parsonage
Claude Fausnaugh
Ernest Hyer Birthday Party Honored by Family
Ernest Hyer was honored at a Sunday surprise birthday party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Hyer. After a 1 o'clock dinner the afternoon included informal visiting with attendees Earl Hyer Charles McClain and many Hyer family members plus Mr and Mrs Will Otte Henry Irene Dorothy Ralph Floyd John Kono and the hosts.
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Ernest Hyer
Ray Hyer
Earl Hyer
Charles McClain
Lee Shultz
Mildren
Alice
Audrey
Evelyn
Will Otte
Henry
Warren Hyer
Irene
Dorothy
Paul Hyer
Ralph
Floyd
John Kono
Ralph Kono
Helen Johnson Birthday Surprise at Parental Home
Friends gathered last night at Mr and Mrs Fred Johnsons home to celebrate Miss Helen Johnsons birthday. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs Johnson as gifts were exchanged with several attendees named.
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Helen Johnson
Fred Johnson
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Donna Jean Sondrol
Emma Gene Savereide
Shirley Fausnaugh
Lois Whalen
Shirley Butcher
Ruth Barrett
Kathleen Deming
Knights of Pythias to Confer Degrees
The Knights of Pythias will work in the Bank of Esquire Thursday night May 25 at the IOOF hall for a degree ceremony.
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Knights OF Pythias
Bank of Esquire
IOOF
Eastern Star Special Meeting For North Star Chapter
North Star Chapter No 200 CES will hold a special meeting at the Masonic hall tomorrow evening Wednesday. The initiation ceremony will be exemplified and refreshments served by a committee led by Mrs Russell Peterson and Mrs E L Ellerston with assistances from several listed members.
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Eastern Star
North Star Chapter
Wa-tan-Ye Hosts Weiner Roast at State Park
Wa-tan-ye business and professional women's club meets at the state park Thursday evening for a weiner roast. Members gather at the library at 6 30 then travel by car. Miss Clara Kennedy reports on the recent national convention in Ft Dodge as a delegate. Committee in charge includes Miss Pauline Wilson and Miss Beulah Schultz.
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Wa-Tan-Ye
Wa-tan-ye Business and Professional Women’s Club
State Park
Clara Kennedy
Ft. Dodge
Pauline Wilson
Beulah Schultz
Miss Sheldon Honored At Pre-Nuptial Dinner Shower
Mrs. John Greig Mrs. Gail Morse and Mrs. Bessie Greig hosted a 6:30 dinner Friday at the John Greig home for Miss Eva Sheldon. A surprise kitchen shower followed with many gifts. It was a family affair with only relatives present.
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Miss Sheldon
John Greig
Gaile Morse
Bessie Greig
Eva Sheldon
Tuesday Bridge Club Meet With Mrs Lewis
The Tuesday bridge club meets this afternoon with Mrs Chas Lewis. Members enjoyed a dessert luncheon at the manner cafe at ones fifteen. Mrs N M Volding cannot attend and her place is filled by Mrs D S Knudsen.
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Lewis
Chas. Lewis
N. M. Volding
D. S. Knudsen
Confessions of a Nazi Spy screens at Grand Theatre
Warner Bros plans a rare behind locked doors production for Confessions of a Nazi Spy to be shown Thursday and Friday at the Grand Theatre. The studio limited access on set and issued only partial scripts to most cast, marking a bold break with Hollywood norms about controversial subjects.
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Warner Bros
Grand Theatre
Hollywood
Warners
Junior Senior Banquet Colorful Spanish Fiesta at High School
The junior senior banquet occurred at 6 30 pm in Hotel Gardston with tables of eight and centerpieces of wooden Ferdinand the bull statues. Senior Elen Marie Knutsen led Adios senors and Supt Stith closed with Buenas noches as menus featured Spanish text. A prom followed in the high school recreation room with a Spanish Fiesta day theme and a floor show at 10 30 pm led by Violet Hundness, Jolene Foster, Evan Morgan Orchestra, and student vocal groups Ferdinand the Bull and Star Dust were performed by the boys quartet and girls trio.
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Gardston
Ferdinand
Bob Thompson
Ellen Marie Knutsen
Don McKirchy
Gracias
R. R. Jones
Violet Hundness
Jolene Foser
Evan Morgan
Ames
the Bull
Robert Sewell
Raymond Bringle
Francis Riggs
Dale Knutson
Miss Burnette Thompson
Muriel Hanson
Vivian Oulman
Darlene Logan
Pythians Honor Newlywed Couple at IOOF Hall
Mr and Mrs Jess Cox were honored at a Knights of Pythias Pythian and friends party at the IOOF hall on Thursday night. The event featured social time with cards and dancing and the couple received a rocking chair as a gift from the Knights.
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Jess Cox
IOOF
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Interlaken Park Opens for Season in Fairmont May 28
Interlaken Park at Fairmont Minnesota will officially open for the summer season next Sunday May 28. The park offers vaudeville acts, band concerts by the Ceylon band, roller skating, speed boat rides, swimming, rides, and various concessions with shady picnic grounds and a children’s playground. Old-Time dancing Tuesdays, modern dancing Thursdays and Sundays with Chesterfield Orchestra on May 28. Fishing in Fairmont lakes has been good with Northern Pike and Pickerel up to 17 pounds. season opens May 29 for bass, sunfish, and crappies. Admission is free as in the past and the management invites schools, churches, and others to visit.
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Interlaken Park
Fairmont
Minn
Ceylon Band
Chesterfield
Interlaken
Smanagement
Iniad
Demoney awards scholarships at junior college assembly
N. E. Demoney presented Alta Thorsland with the scholarship for top scholastic standing in the junior college sophomore class. Floyd Palmer received the Elks Club award from Att'y F. Ed. Rosendahl. Alyce Woods earned the DAR citizenship award from Supt. F. G. Stith. Dramatic, debate and discus awards went to R. R. Jones, David E. Grant, and others. band, baseball, track, and vocal music awards were also given by several faculty members.
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Demoney
Alta Thorsland
Alyce Woods
R. R. Jones
David E. Grant
Raymond Minkler
Elmer Starr
Floyd Tate
Miss Burnette Thompson
Iowa Cows Produce 714 Billion Pounds Of Milk In 1938
The U S livestock report credits Iowa farmers with 1,472,000 cows in 1938, averaging 4,520 pounds per cow for a total milk output of over 7.85 billion pounds. Uses include creamery butter, ice cream, sweet cream, market milk, cheese, farm butter, and condensed milk.
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Iowa
U. S
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Clark
Bees Winter In Good Condition At Iowa State College
Bees in Iowa appear to have come through the winter in good condition announces F B Pad dock extension apianist at Iowa State College. The winter loss to date is less than normal and reports indicate an unusually large amount of brood for this time of year.
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Iowa
F. B. Paddock
Iowa State College
Brother of local woman dies at Spirit Lake
Carl Seeman 45 of Spirit Lake, brother of Mrs Louie Stammer, died this morning after two weeks with pneumonia. He resided in Spirit Lake for many years and is survived by his wife and a daughter Ruth. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Bumgardner funeral home with interment at Spirit Lake. Mr and Mrs Stammer will attend the services.
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India
C. OF C
J. M. Girtz
Santtal
Chamber of Commerce
Gardston Hotel
Girtz
California
Fresno
Dana College
Blair, Neb
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
Carl Seeman
Spirit Lake
Louie ‘Stammer
Seeman
Ruth
Bumgardner Funeral Home
Stammer
Vaku Pleads Guilty to Driving While Drunk
Fred Baumgardner was arrested after tipping his auto four miles east and a quarter mile north of Estherville. He was jailed in Emmet county on a DWI charge. County attorney Harry E. Coffie filed the information. He signed a guilty plea this afternoon and faces sentencing later in the week.
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Fred Baumgardner
Estherville
Emmet
Harry E. Coffie
Secretary Hull First On Radio Cabinet Program
Secretary of State Cordell Hull will be the first Roosevelt cabinet member heard in the new electrically transcribed Cabinet Series. Hull appears Tuesday with Lowell Mellett of the National Emergency Council in Washington. Iowa directors report the sequence will continue by rank and other cabinet members. Stations KRNT Des Moines WMT Waterloo and KM4 Shenandoah carry the broadcasts.
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Cordell
Hull
Roosevelt
Lowell Mellett
National Emergency Council
Washington, D. C
J. J. Hughes
Iowa
KRNT
Des Moines
WMT
Waterloo
KM4
Shenandoah
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