Road to normalcy urged by farm bureau official
Chas F B Gunnels treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke at ClarindaChantangia this week. He urged more adequate farm credit and lower freight rates as essential steps toward normalcy. He warned the banking system and Federal Reserve must adapt to long term agricultural needs and notes that agricultural wealth exceeds one third of the nation’s, while 1920 figures show limited agricultural paper in circulation.
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Chas FB. Gunnels
Amercan
Federal Reserve
Social Luncheon and Afternoons At Local Homes
Mrs W I Galloway hosts a one o clock luncheon at her west side home in honor of Mrs A D Root of Los Angeles. Hostesses Mrs J Z Kimite and Mrs F G Parsons led about twenty five ladies last Friday and again today in informal gatherings with lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Galloway
West Side
A. Droot
Los Angeles
J. Z.kmite
F. G. Parsons
Logue Couple Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
About fifty friends and neighbors gathered at the Logue home near Huntington Saturday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Charles Logue on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. They received several pieces of silverware. A nice lunch was served and all attendees enjoyed the event.
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Charles Logue
Logue
Huntington
Juvenile Picnic Party in Chicago Cousin Honor
Mary Jenette Rainey hosted a Thursday picnic at the golf club grounds in honor of her cousin Helen Porterfield of Chicago. Twenty one young guests enjoyed games and plays ending with a hot picnic and marshmallow roast they won't soon forget.
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Mary Jenette Rainey
Helen Porterfield
Chicago
Golf Club
Showers for Hazel Thompson Before Her June Wedding
Miss Hazel Thompson will be honored by multiple showers ahead of her marriage to Mr Ralph Miller of Amita on the twentieth. The first shower at Miss Era Coleman’s home featured a dinner for twenty four at three tables with yellow and white decor and gifts drawn by a ribbon streamed from a corner box. The second shower hosted by Mrs J W Morse and Mrs 8 I Williams at Mrs Morse’s home focused on kitchen gifts with pink and white decor and a luncheon for twenty ladies. gifts were delivered in a pink and white war.
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Hazel Thompson
Ralph Miller
Amita
Era Coleman
Miss Coleman
Gladys Haynes
J. W. Morse
Williams
Attended Dorothy Blakey’s wedding at North Cape
Florence Morse returned from Chicago with Miss Dorothy Blakey to attend the wedding on Thursday September 1 at North Cape. Mr James Hal Romans stood as groom with Roy Morse giving the bride away in place of her ill father. The couple will reside in Hastings Nebraska where the groom works for Hawkeye Tire and Rubber Company.
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Mize
Florence Morse
Chicago
Dorothy Blakey
North Cape At
Apple
James Hal Romans
Roy
Milwaukee
Hastings
Neb
Hawkeye Tire and Rubber Company
Woman's Club Program Sets Yearly Study Bulletins
The Woman's Club program committee details upcoming study bulletins and meetings. The Current Topics Department aims for large membership with its first regular meeting planned for the third Monday in September. Civics meets at Mrs H H Sconberg's home with Mesdames Jatohforg and Klocow assisting, seeking full attendance. The Child Welfare Department promotes a mothers’ group calendar and activities for the year.
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Woman's Club
Civics
H. H. Sconberg
McCarty-Dobberstein Rites Unite Estherville Pair
Frank Dobberstein of Estherville and Mayme McCarty of Graettinger were married at the Catholic church. Miss Julia McCarty served as bridesmaid and John Dobberstein was best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s uncle’s home. The couple will honeymoon in Minneapolis then settle on the groom’s farm north of Estherville. The bride, daughter of D. McCarty, taught for several years and earned praise from pupils and patrons. The Times extends greetings. out of town guests included J. D. McCarty and Kitty, T. W. Miller, Wm. O’Brien, and Kathryn Hagerty.
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McCarty-Dobberstein
Frank Dobberstein
Estherville
Mayme McCarty
Graettinger
Julia McCarty
Rn Bride
John Dobberstein
P. J. McCarty
Minneapolis
McCarty
Emmetsburg
P. McCarty
Yong
Graeettinger
J. D. McCarty
Kitty
T. W. Miller
Wm. O'Brien
Ruthven
Kathryn Hagerty
Dubuque
Graettinger Times
VLR
Local Happenings and Travels Across Town
A roundup of town notices and visits finds Elmer Shaw leaving Monday for Forest City to enter school, several residents visiting Des Moines Minneapolis and Jackson, and many relatives hosting and visiting over the week. Notable mentions include Mrs. Florence Moran from Minneapolis visiting Mrs. T. M. Williams, multiple trips to the state fair, and Mr. George West breaking a hand after an accident while unhitching a team.
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Elmer Shaw
Forest City
Paul Petschaw
J. C. Petschaw
Sarah Dirvkeson
Baby
Charles City
Lioyd Hyatt
Florence Moran
Minneapolis
T. M. Williams
Glenn Wannamaker
Wallingford
Henry Benson
North 9Th Street
Lincoln School
Frank Taft
Mgr
J. S. Shannon
Etta Ree
Ray Gallup
L. A
Myrtle Jacobson
Mathilde Hagland
Laura Sandress
Hanson
Eli Erickson
Des Moines
J. H. Stewart
A. Stonecopher
Jesse Griffith
Watertown
Dakota
al Griffith
Prank Key
Lenox
J. H. Jenson
Misa Allie Jensson
Mabel Lewin
Luton
California
L. O. Hanson
Ruthven
Toeir
Ilsingfield
Minnesota
Elmo Long
Minnespolia
Local Notes and Notices From Emmet County
Thirty years ago Miss Iva Binford left for Boston to study elocution. C H Bingay sold Town Bay to Mr Hoover of Brush Creek for 700 dollars. Dr J F Steele is in town for a few days offering dental work. Henry Carpenter returned from Colorado. Bartlet family to return this fall or winter. Susie Bingham leaves for Lake Geneva Wisconsin to assist as principal in a school. Lizzie Bingham to Janesville Wisconsin as teacher at the state school for the blind. Schools open Monday. 1st reader out of court house. sessions adjusted by room. Two marriages noted: Geo A Weir and Carrie Bemis at Baptist church. Chas L Bestford and Mary Satterthwaite wed near Muscatine. McGrath family mourn loss of baby to whooping cough and bowel trouble.
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Iva Binford
Boston
C.H. Bingay
Bay
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Lizzie Bingham
Janesville
Wiscnsin
Schonls
Court House
Muscatine
Iowa
Chas. L. Bestford
Estherville
Mary Satterthwaite
McGrath
Church Notes and Announcements in Wallingford
Church notes list meetings for Wallingford Lutheran Ladies Aid Prayer group Confirmation class and Norwegian English services at Riverside and Palestina churches with dates September 8 9 10 11 12 and 14. Union Baptist invites locals to all services and welcomes new members and visitors.
The Church That Failed and Americas Most Imperative Need
A church invites members to bring guests after last Sundays 50 percent rise in Sunday school attendance. Schedule includes 10 a m Sunday school, 11 a m worship with the sermon The Church That Failed, 7 p m Young People, and 8 p m Evening Worship on Americas Most Imperative Need.
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Young Peoples
Immanuel Church Holds Sunday English Service
Immanuel Church announces Sunday services in English at 10:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Pastor J. B. Andreae leads the congregation.
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Immanuel
J.B. Andreae
State Line church corner stone to be laid Sunday
Estherville Nor. org notes events at Theran Church L A and M. will be entertained by Mesdames Geo Rugtio M Mathison and N C Johnson Thursday evening at church parlors Prayer meeting at parsonage 8 p m Choir meeting Friday at 2 p m Confirmants meet Saturday 10 a m Sunday school 9 30 a m Corner stone laying of the new State Line church during morning services 10 30 a m A convention for Sunday School teachers at Graettinger 2 p m Sunday.
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Theran Church
L. A
Mesdames Geo Rugtio
M. Mathison
N. C. Johnson
New State Line
Graettinger
Berge
Grover and Methodist churches plan fall revival and services
Grover Presbyterian invites all to Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with Sabbath School at 10 a.m. Pastor L. T. Hughes extends a hearty welcome. Methodist notes report a strong Sunday with 10:30 a.m. worship, Sunday School, Epworth League, Missionary Societies, Queen Esthers and a great address by Rev. J. J. Bushnell. The Fourth Quarterly Conference met, year reports were favorable despite an overall "off" year. Rev. J. W. La Grone will attend conference sessions Sept 26 in Storm Lake as ministers and laymen gather. The local church plans fall and winter activities, a special drive for Sunday School efficiency, and a study series in Antioch and in the near future on What We Believe. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. J. Bushnell
D. D
Missionary Societies
Queen Esthers
J. W. LaGrone
Storm Lake
Antioch
Vacation energy renewal at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church urges a proper vacation to restore vigor and invites congregants to return refreshed and ready to engage in church life. The message emphasizes the value of rest and renewal as the right kind of break for all members to recharge.
Rally Day Aims To Boost Church Attendance Next Week
The church resumes services after a hiatus with plans for full attendance as lakes travelers return. Sunday school classes meet at noon to boost participation, Rally Day date to be set next Sunday, and Missionary Society waffles offer on Friday morning September 9 at 6:80 to 9.00 with 26 cents price. A business session at Mrs. Silcox’s home Friday afternoon precedes Woman's League meeting.
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Supt
Missionary Socret
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallingford Lutheran Ladies Aid
L. P. Peterson
J M Walden
L P Peterson
Richard Peterson
Riverside
Luther League
Immranuet
Swan Lake Ladies Aid
Clarence Sorum
Palestina
Saturay
Union Baptist Church
EV. Lutheran
NOR. Org
Grover Presbyterian Church
L. T. Hughes
Atoes
Mysterious Masal
Frank Mayo
New Fall Oxfords
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