Milto n Propper Synopsis of a Fraternity Mystery
A university student Stuart Jordan dies soon after initiation into Mu Beta Sigma. A physician declares poisoning from an injection as the cause. Detective Tommy Rankin investigates, uncovering misdeeds at the fraternity house, stolen keys, and a drugged victim. Buckley and Palmer figure in the plot as key figures amid interviews at a St Louis physician and a club promoter. Rankin tracks Buckley through Nick the waiter and a private talk at a casino. The scene includes threats over a missing sum of money and a tense exchange about repayment.
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Mu Beta Sigma
Stuart Jordan
Tommy Rankin
Philadelphia
Jordan
Rankin
Ralph Buckley
Walter Ran Gall
St. Louis
Arnold Prine
Edward Fletcher
Encares Rankins
Larcy Palmer
Mu Beta Siema
Nick Lucia
Palmer
Nick
Rankin A
Gussie Morton
Tommy
Fr Cassidy
Gussie
Mr. Palmer
Old Flex
Morton
Buckley
Meester
Meester Palmieri
Meester Rankin
Lew Meyer
Local church schedules and farming notes in Estherville
Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor L A Mathre lists services next Sunday at 7 30 pm Sunday school at 10 00 am a devotional with deacons and prayer Thursday 7 20 pm at the parish house on 8th Street. Dorens Society meets Friday with Dorothy Jeglum. Northern Iowa Inner Mission plans a meeting at Armstrong October 6 8. Union State Line Church offers English services next Sunday at 10 45 am with 9 45 am Sunday school and a topical Bible study class. Peatland growers in northern Iowa report 200 400 bushels per acre with a $1 per bushel price.
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Northern Iowa Inner Mission Society
Armstrong
Mession
Union State Line
Social visits and gatherings noted in Estherville area
Mrs Lyleather and son. Emil Schnecklorn. Delores Gruhike. Delores Rasmussen. Mrs H Shelgren. Mrs A Jensen. Mrs Garland Peterson visit homes. Various neighbors hosted Ladies Aid at Union State Line church. Albert Natt family and others visited Henry Ullrich and Ullrich cooks threshers. World’s Fair visit noted for Lena Meyer. Multiple Sunday visits to Jensen, Schluter, and Peterson households with birthday party attendees and card games followed by lunch.
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Lyleather
Estherville
Ed Stanwick
Emil Schnecklorn
Edwin
Jackson
Henry Ullrich
Dolores Gruhlke
Violet Schneckloth
Lena Meyer
Chicago
Garland Peterson
J. J. Jensen
Andrew Jensen
Alfred Skow
Nels, Jensen
Auguss
Jensen
Frank Wieskus
Leonard
Wm. H. Schneckloth
Herman Schluter
Ed Schreiber
John Knabe
Louis Jensen
Nels Jensen
Ervin
Hilda Hanson
Florece Schhluter
Jens B. Jensen
Hilda Hansen
Walter Peterson
Simon Knutson
Henry Peterson
Clarence
Wesley
Leo Anderson
N. A. Jensen
Emmet Gossip Highlights Sunday Visits Across Area
A long list of Sunday gatherings across Emmet area includes visits to the Schaper and Nepp families, trips to the Grotto in West Bend, and dinner with the Valen and Truesdell households. Local sportsnote notes Emmet Consolidated boys beat Wallingford 12 to 7. The Huntington Epworth League plans meet at Averil and Lavon Sargent’s home Tuesday evening.
Community Visits and Social Guests Across Ayrshire Area
Local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives through the weekend: Ed Smith, Eleanor Smith, and Bernard Bormann with Ayrshire ties. Mr and Mrs H M Egertson called on P S Anderson. Lee Kamp joined John Spoo for Monday supper. Mrs Bendixon and Mrs Schnell and others called on Mrs Brinkman. Harl Simpson visited Dorotha Frank. Apple family and Marie Horte visited Nels Mortensen in Graettinger. Ed Smiths daughters visited Frank Wyland. Spoo families attended J T Michael's funeral in Granger. Nauss families shared Sunday dinner with Cate Nauss in Emmetsburg. Prank family dined with Lena Houltshouser and visited Asa Hawke in Osgood. Spoo and Seversons visited Sunday afternoon. M Bender joined Kamp for supper. Schnells hosted with Charlie Johnson. Della Elkin and Hoovers visited John Graff. Glen Martin and family visited F Lytle. Szattabo of Wallingford stayed at John Graff’s Thursday. Marie Sorum visited Jace Martens Tuesday. Schnell, Schmidt and Graff families enjoyed Sunday supper. John Plath family visited Kamp. Noel Daniels and son Weldon spending time with her parents. Ed Smiths and families hosted Sunday in John Graff home. G Daman and Hugo visited John Dallman Monday.
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E. E. Johnson
Nolan Boggess
Otto Schaper
August Schaper
Tony Bachman
Auburn
Henry Nepp
M. YT. Hbegins
Gilmore City
W. A. Schultz
Alice
Florence Neppl
West Bend
Ed Neppl
Engelbert Neppl
Henry Nepps
John Berg
John Tweedt
Dolliver
Geo. Truesdell
O. J Truesdell
Wallingford
Oliver Truesdell
Henry Valen
Huntington Methodist Church
Yeager
Emil Lee
Ivadell
Robert West
Coleman Hospital
A. O. Anderson
Thomas Juhl
Emmet Consolidated
Lilland
Lorrene
Janice
Wanda
Ed Stanerson
Mack Ellis
Ellis
Luke Schmidt
Louis Wellms
Mary Ann
Betty Lou
D. Olson
Windom
J. J. Nourne
Harold Fisher
Eleanor Smith
Bernard Bormann
Ayrshire
Ed Smith
H. M. Egertson
Dorothy
Stanley
Richard
P. S. Anderson
Lee Kamp
John Spoo
Chris Bendixon
Harry Schnell
Song
John Brinkman
Harl Simpson
Dorotha Frank
Otto Apple and Sons
Marie Horte
Nels Mortensen
Graettinger
Frank Wyland
J. T. Michael
Granger
Fred Nauss
Janita
Ed Nauss
Baby
Bale
Cate Nauss
Emmetsburg
John Prank
Dorotha
Verda
Forrest
Lena Houltshouser
Osgood
Asa Hawke
Ernie Severson
M. Bender
Harry Schnell and Sons
Charlie Johnson
Della Elkin
Harry and
Howard
Florence
Hazel Hoover
John Graff
Glen Martin
F. Lytle
Francis Szattabo
United States women’s hockey team tours Europe after two wins
The U S women’s hockey squad, with players from Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Boston, is touring Europe and won its first two games. Historical notes mention Amherst’s H H Seeley claiming 65 two handed chins, Cincinnatis H Leussing lifting 1384 pounds with hands, and W B Curtis lifting 3299 pounds with harness in 1868. Also cited is 1918 Pirates versus Braves going 20 innings without a score before Pittsburgh scored twice in the first inning. A fungo throwing record 419 feet half inch is attributed to Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox in 1921.
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United States
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Europe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Fair Diver Louis hits seven from seven for Baltimore
In 1892 Wibert Robinson played for Baltimore and went seven for seven at bat, six singles and a double. Women were barred from ancient wrestling matches and a few attempted entry in men's clothing were expelled from a cliff top lookout, ending the practice.
Emmanuel Church Weekend Schedule Notes
Afternoon service at 2 30 in American language. Young Peoples meeting at 8pm. Thursday prayer meeting at Mrs Olina Nelson home. Friday choir rehearsal at the usual time. Confirmation class Saturday 9am and again Monday 5pm. Emmanuel Church service 11am in American language. Confirmants meet Saturday 1 30pm.
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Young Peoples
Olina Nelson
Fmmanuel Church
Religious notices from Palestine and nearby churches
Devotional and prayer meetings announce daily and weekly schedules at Palestine Presbyterian and Free Methodist churches. Luther League, prayer gatherings, Ladies Aid luncheon fundraiser, and mission boxes noted. Christian Science Lesson-Sermon set for Oct 8 with quotes from the Bible and Eddy. Baptism and Lords Supper at Presbyterian worship. evening services and youth chorus planned.
Minny guest preacher and local bands to entertain
Dr Otto A Bret kamp of Laverne Minnesota preaches at a friendly service. South Band will be entertained by Mrs Geo W Gruwell Friday afternoon. North Band to be entertained by Mrs J M Cumming assisted by Mrs H D Hinsch and Mrs John D Darling Friday. Ladies Missionary Society to hold a food sale Saturday October 7 at Sconberg Kilgore store. David Lloyd George say World War should have ended in 1916. We can go him one better and say that it should have ended the day before it started.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Kingdom of Heaven
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Logos
Otto A. Bretkamp
Laverne, Minn
Geo. W. Gruwell
J. M. Cumming
H. D. Hinsch
John D. Darling
Sconberg and Kilgore
David Lloyd George
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