Rosa Loeb Returns to Belgium After Acquittal
Rosa Loeb, a war bride and former maid for Major Stanley James, was acquitted in Tacoma Washington after a trial over theft charges involving a fur coat and cash. The case followed a tangled sequence of arrests, extradition attempts, and habeas corpus proceedings, ending with her release and plans to sail for Belgium from New York. She expressed relief at being free and headed home as local officials noted her return. Westgaard attended the Tacoma trial as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Loeb
United States District Court
Tacoma
Wash
Stanley James
America
Germany
Belgium
Major
Whaley
St. Paul
New York
United States
Peter Bonde
Fargo
Willmar
Young Peoples Society Meeting At Solomon Lake
The Young Peoples Society of the Vik or congregation at Solomon Lake will hold their December meeting at the church Friday evening this week. Refreshments and a candy sale will follow the program. The R C and T G Sletten fairs will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of the
Vikor
Solomon Lake
R. C
T. G. Sletten
Social and program at Christine Lutheran church
A social and program will be given at Christine Lutheran church Thorsty night Dec 7th. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Lutheran Church
Thorstsy
Nebraska pastor accepts Tripolis call from Holdrege minister
Rev. Carl G. Olson of Holdrege Nebraska has accepted the pastorate of the Tripolis and Ebenezer Lutheran churches to succeed Rev Tillman. Olson, a Sweden born ordained at Galesburg in 1888, has served several charges with noted pastoral success. The change may occur next spring. Tillman has calls from Appleboro Massachusetts and the Hettinger North Dakota pastorate but has not chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Olson
Holdrege
Nebraska
Tripolis
Ebenezer
Hr. Tillman
Olson
Virmskog
Virmland
Sweden
America
Galesburg
Victor E. Swenson
China
Tillman
Appleboro
Mass
Hettinger
North Dakota
Education Week in the Schools Observed Nationwide
The American Legion, the U S Bureau of Education and the National Education Association announce December 3 to 9 as Education Week. City teachers receive topic filled programs and daily assignments while Legion speakers visit Junior High Senior High Central and other city schools to promote patriotism and citizenship through education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
U. S Bureau of Education
The
National Educational Association
Amer. Legion
Education Week
Trowel Men to Be Here Monday
Willmar hosts the State Conference of Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers with thirty two cities represented. Sessions at the Masonic Building include a Monday dinner theatre party and delegates from each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Willmar
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Unions
Commercial Club
Owatonna
John Thunstedt
Masonic
False Alarm and Hospital Update in Willmar
A false alarm Monday evening drew crowds as residents sought warmth inside. Paul Anderson, county treasurer-elect, underwent an acute appendicitis operation at Willmar Hospital and is improving. Dr C S Anderson hosted a social evening with cards and refreshments at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Paul Anderson
Willmar Hospital
Anderson
On- Prk
Willmar Club Eyes Norwegian Reunion and Calendar Plan
At a Willmar Commercial Club gathering, attendees authorized an invitation to Hallinglaget of Hallingdal Norway for a 1923 reunion at the fairgrounds in June. The club also discussed joint marketing for calendars and planned support for a Community Christmas tree with Civic Club and American Legion groups. Mayor Bavett urged addressing city publicity and shared his side on the recent strike, noting minimal trouble at Willmar on the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Hallingslaget
American Organization of People
Hallingdal
Norway
Fairgrounds
State Conference of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterer’s Unions of
Minnesota
Gertrude Crosby
T. H. King
Civic Club
J. W. Kent
Great Southwest
Bavett
Willmar 'Tribune
Great Northern
Commercial Club
Goats
What's Wrong With This Picture puzzle lure ad
A Tribune puzzle page pitch asks readers to become subscribers by enticing them with prize levels. It promotes the "What's Wrong With this Picture" feature and emphasizes observation and active participation to win up to 100 percent fun as part of the subscription drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
The
Sales Days Draw Large Crowds and Prizes
The two sales days on November 28 and 29 drew large crowds from the surrounding country. Stores offered bargains and raffled tickets with prizes including $5 gold pieces, shoes, blankets, a comforter, and more from Capital Shoe Co, Wellin's, Mfrs. Outlet Store, and other vendors. Prizes were won by Mrs J J Barrett, Miss Opal Brown, Mrs J T Carruthers, Harvey Doeskin, F C Smith, J Pheifer, Robert Volk, and others. Holders must present their tickets to claim prizes at the Men’s Clothes Shop with drawing held Saturday afternoon, and attendees are reminded to verify their tickets. The Men’s Club of St Imke's Episcopal Church will meet Thursday evening at Carlson's Hall for a social and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoople
D. F. Die
A. Zeiskel
J. J. Barrett
Opal Brown
Capital Shoe Co
Wellin's
J.T. Carruthers
Weum-Elkjer Co
Harvey Doeskin
Mfrs
F. C. Smith
Ltd
J. Pheifer
P. C. Peterson & Sons
Johnson & Johnson
Hoaglund & Diffendorf
Robert Volk
Willmar Co-op
E. EK Yan
H. B. Lidstone
Kandiyohi County War Record Volume Planned
Kandiyohi County War Record Committee led by H. G. Young approved publishing the Kandiyohi County War Record with about 200 pages and 1000 photographs. Prices drop from 7.50 to 5.00 per volume, with around 700 copies to be printed, work to begin after Christmas and sales expected in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandiyohi County
Cal
H. G. Young
Kandiyohi
Augeburg Publishing Company
Minneapolis
Public Health Clinics Bring Help to Rural Minnesota
Minnesota expands health work with statewide clinics reaching every county. Experts travel to remote areas teaching mothers and children, distributing literature, and offering free screenings. Christmas Seals finance the program, while a Bethel Lutheran church youth group plans a December meeting with various performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Anid Mante
Tuberculosis Meeting Invites Public To Courthouse Talk
A tuberculosis meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the courthouse. W A Peck Live Stock Commissioner of St Paul and W D Fretz in charge of the states tuberculosis eradication work will address attendees. The notice notes rising livestock tuberculosis affecting cattle hogs and poultry and urges all residents to attend, men and women alike, for united action in the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Peck
St. Paul
W.'d. Fretz
Minnesota
Smarket
Memorial Service Held by Local Elks on Sunday
The annual Memorial Service by the local Elks Lodge at the Elke rooms on Fourth Street drew about one hundred attendees. Tributes honored departed members George Pelton M D Manning and J P Hull as Edwin Stenson led the gathering. Vocal duets and a quartet entertained while Rev Walter H Stowe and Rev Don Frank Fenn spoke, and congregants sang several songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Elks
Elke Rooms
Fourth Street
George Pelton
M. D. Manning
J. P. Hull
Edwin Stenson
Walter Erickson
Sophus Larsen
Whso
Canyon City
Colo
Presbyterian church forms Boy Scout troop in city
Under Rev J R McCullough the younger boys of the Presbyterian church met Monday night and organized a Boy Scout troop. A formal national structure has not yet been adopted but a solid start exists with three patrols. Rev J A McGullough to serve as scoutmaster. supplies ordered. The Beth El Lutheran troop is active downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R McCullough
Presbyterian Church
Scouts of America
J. A. McGullough
Bethel Lutheran Church
Trac
Honored by Zion parishioners to Rev Lunde
Zion church members honored Rev Lunde after services last Sunday with a surprise in church, a dinner in the basement, and gifts including money. Everson and Berison praised his five years as pastor, the choir sang, and a coffee social was planned by the Swedish Mission church Ladies Aid for Friday afternoon in the basement, with several women serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Rev. Lunde
M. ‘Everson
E. M. Berison
Ladies Aid of the
Swedish Mission “Church
Lunglr
Yourom
Halibla
Peter Hoglufid
Sundberg
E. Elkjer
Willmar City Paving Completion Praised by Council
A meeting applauded the completion of major improvements along the Willmar right of way. James F. Moloney from the Great Northern Railway praised fair treatment and reasonable costs. Other speakers, including Ben Benson and Peter Bonde, supported the paving and noted savings, while confirming continued cooperation between the city and railway interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Moloney
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Willmar
Beft
Hig
Ben Benson
Gilbert
Peter Bonde
Jolfe
Nelaonr
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WCTU
Co. A. Broman
Fifth Ok West
A. Falkingham
Captain Johnson
Christ
Tripolis Call
C. G. Olson
Holdrege, Neb
Rev
State Conference of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Unions
Fidelis
Anna
Harold, Son
Dora ‘Peterson
John Edberg
Edberg
Union Clinic
Fay
Rext Hospital
St. Imke’s Episcopal, Church
R Egular
Carlson's
Hall
Anto
Kounty- Attys
Ty Beckers
Cbs
Kandiyohi Co . Ka Sihel Sch
Seal Sale
Young P Eopies Society
Eveneas
Preese
Evelyn Mattzon
Dagney Iacobeon
Irene Dale
Evelyn Dale
Cornet
Clarence Granoski
Vincent Nelson
Vernon i Nelson
Mr Brokeagh
Elks
Tees Tipo! Troop
Caro
Esther. Panhaowen
Bethel Lutheran Churche
Tate Bree
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