Willmar Municipal Band Concert Set At Dreamland
The Willmar Municipal Band begins its season with a Sunday matinee at 3 PM in the Dreamland Theatre. Conductor Clarence G Granoski rehearsed the group for weeks, featuring Miss Penrose of Willmar High School, three vocal solos, and a program including El Capitan Sousa Light Cavalry and Atlantis Suite. Tickets 25 cents. reserve at Hallin's Drug Store after 9 AM Saturday.
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Willmar Municipal
Dreamland Theatre
Clarence G. Granoski
Miss Penrose
Willmar High School
Grunoski
Hallin's Drug Store
Willmar
el’ Capitan
Sousa Light Cavalry
F. W. Suppe
J. O. Casey
C. G. Granoski
W. P
Princess Pat
Herbert
Tellnner
Donaldson
Linn Seiler
Handel
Atlantis
V. F. Safranek
Prince
Ana
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Yucatan
Azore Islands
Andrew Hermann Washington Grays
Athletic Conference Meeting In Cokato For District Eight
An athletic meeting for all high school superintendents and coaches in district eight will be held in Cokato on Saturday. The district now includes 17 schools. Dinner by the Cokato Domestic Science class at 1 pm precedes the business session to plan the basketball season with Geo O Beohaugh chairing and Supts Selke and Goff on the committee. Supper and Sale at Pennock Mamreland church Friday evening offers a menu of turkey, chicken, meat balls, mashed potatoes, corn, fruit salad, cranberries, pickles, pie and coffee. tickets 25 and 15 cents. A short program and sale follow at 8 pm.
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Cokato
Cokato High School
Geo. O. Beohaugh
Incie High School
Eric Selke
Wayzata
Supt
H. B. Goff
Buffalo
Mamreland
Pennock
Alsre
Sale of fancy articles at Masonic Temple by Fidelis
The Fidelis of Bethel Lutheran Church plans a sale of fancy articles at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening December 6. The Ladies Aid will serve supper from 5:30 p.m. menu includes pork roast mashed potatoes gravy apple sauce pickles cabbage salad bread and butter apple pie a la mode coffee. The public is invited.
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Fidelis
Bethel Lutheran Church
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid
Tribune puzzle contest What's Wrong With This Picture
The Tribune introduces a new puzzle contest titled Whats Wrong With This Picture declared by many as the most interesting yet with oceans of fun in spotting errors. Big prizes await and readers are urged to recruit subscriptions with ready assistance from locals.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Two Bargain Days Next Week in Willmar
Merchants of Willmar announce two bargain days on Tuesday and Wednesday November 28 and 29. Free prizes will be awarded, with cash and merchandise incentives. Circulars will arrive by mail, printed at the Willmar Tribune office. Organizers expect wide public benefit and draw from distant towns.
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Willmar
Willmar Tribune
Cars Collide Near Kandiyohi In Weekend Crash
An east pavement collision near Kandiyohi involved a Chandler driven by a Willmar man and a Maxwell owned by a Grove City party. The Chandler suffered no visible damage, while the Maxwell lost a front wheel, sustained severe damage, and a bent fender. Twenty-four hours earlier, Misses Botnen Gynild Backlund and Bredeson and Messrs Arneson Albin and Martin Hawkinson were hosted at the Edgren home in Oak Park.
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Kandiyohi
Chandler
Willmar
Maxwell
Grove City
Botnen
Gynild
Backlund
Bredeson
Arneson, Albin
Martin Hawkinson
Edgren
Oak Park
Oyster Stew Supper Planned by Eagle Lake Church
An oyster stew supper will be served by the Eagle Lake church Y. P. C. on Thanksgiving evening, November 30, at the church.
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Eagle Lake
Y. P
War Bride Again In Hands Of Law
Mrs Rose Loeb Belgian war bride detained in September on larceny charges by a Tacoma major was arrested in New York. Released in Willmar on habeas corpus, she faced trial in St Paul, then to New York for reunion with her husband. Arrested again to be tried in Tacoma. Chief Westgaard to testify in Tacoma. Sheriff Bonde unable to reach in time.
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Rose Loeb
United States Army
Tacoma
Wash
New York
Willmar
Belgium
Loeb
United States
Ole J. Westgaard
Peter Bonde
Examiners at County Government Audits Departments
Two public examiners and state officials audit the county treasurer and auditor departments, reviewing records and procedures for compliance and efficiency. The maneuver targets financial oversight, accountability, and transparency in local government operations.
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Treasurer's
Auditor's
Fun Festival and Carnival At Carlson's Hall
The Willmar Lodge No. 29 will stage a giant festival and carnival at Carlson's Hall on Friday and Saturday November 24 and 25. The program includes home talent shows, 8 pm operetta, dancing, band, carnival acts, mock freaks, and attractions such as The Merry Maids at the Pike The Japanese Tea Garden The Mind Reading Seance and The Balloon Man among others. A Long Lake Luther League Thanksgiving supper follows on November 30 at 6 30 pm with a menu of potatoes gravy baked chicken meat balls fruit salad pickles bread pie cake coffee priced 35¢ and 20¢.
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Willmar Lodge
Carlson’s Hall
Merry Maids
Pike
Long Lake Luther League
Church Annex
Red Cross Social and High School Basketball Schedule
A Red Cross social candy box event is planned for Saturday evening November 25 at Dist 83 Lake Lillian to aid the Red Cross. Ladies should bring candy boxes and lunch will be provided by district women. The first high school basketball game is set for December 16 against Minneola with other games arranged against Kerkhoven and Litchfield. athletic manager Mr. Harry Wahlstrand leads the schedule efforts.
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Dist
Lake Lillian
Red Cross
Mildred Bostrom
Minneola
Kerkhoven
Litchfield
Harry Wahlstrand
Wrestling Match Tomorrow Evening in Majestic Theatre
Anton Foss of Fargo meets Melvin Samuelson in a mid dleweight bout at the Majestic Theatre tomorrow night. Foss has recent win over Fritz Nelson and is billed as West’s top middleweight, Samuelson says he’s in strong form since Labor Day. Foss must throw Samuelson twice in forty minutes or forfeit $100. Also notes on local Thanksgiving program and Ladies Aid sale at nearby districts with serving lunch.
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Anton Foss
Fargo
Melvin Samulson
This City
Oyning
Majestic Theatre
Foss
Fritz Nelson
New London
West
Samuelson
Messiah Concert Set For Dec 19 In Willmar
The Messiah returns to Willmar as a public Christmas observance on Tuesday December 19 at an uncertain venue likely the Junior High School Auditorium. Soloists include George Krieger of Minneapolis with Prof Malmstrom conducting and two new choruses to be added Worthy is the Lamb and All we Like Sheep Have Gone Astray.
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Willmar
Synod Church
George Krieger
Minneapolis
Twin City
C. §. Malmstrom
Center City
Tracy to Play Here Thanksgiving Day
Willmar fans eye a last year showdown as Tracy comes to town for Thanksgiving Day football. Tracy’s strong season includes wins over Pipestone Laverne Slayton Redwood Falls Marshall Sleepy Eye Montevideo Lamberton and a 6 0 loss to Montevideo. Willmar has seven wins and a tie with St Peter. The Thanksgiving game promises a competitive finale with both teams boasting solid records.
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Willmar
St. Peter
Tracy
Pipestone
Laverne
Slayton
Redwood Falls
Marshall
Sleepy Eye
Montevideo
Lamberton
Mrs Luella George Appendectomy at Willmar Hospital
Miss Luella George underwent an appendectomy Friday morning at Willmar Hospital. She is recovering well and expected to be about again soon.
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Luella George
Willmar Hospital
Program and Supper at Lake Lillian Church
A program and Thanksgiving supper will be held at Lake Lillian Methodist Church on Thursday evening November 20 starting at 8 o clock. All are welcome.
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Lake Lillian Methodist Church
Teachers Meeting Delights with Music at PTA Session
The regular PTA meeting at the high school drew a large turnout. A fine program featured musical numbers directed by Miss Penrose, including selections by the boys quartet and girls glee club, a piano duet by Nora Swenson and Eleanor Ostlund, plus talks by Miss Ingarmsdahl, Dr. Frost, and Mr. Brohaugh. A tasty lunch followed in Domestic Science Rooms.
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Parent Teachers Association
Miss Penrose
Uariette
Nora Swenson
Eleanor Ostlund
Miss Sherwood
Ingarmsdahl
Frost
Bro‘haugh
IN PARIS Col Rice Takes Role of Globe Trotter
Col Cushman Rice, once of Willmar, is reported to be touring Europe and parts of Africa. He visited Spain with military expeditions to Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Norway, and England, paused in Paris, and may return soon. The High School gym hosts the play The Little Preacher on December 15 by the Normal Training Department.
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Col
Cushman Rice
Paris
Edwin Selvig
Willmar
Europe
Africa
Spain
Morocco
Egypt
Turkey
Col. Rice
Austria
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Gov
A.ey Rice
England
America
Trainiriz
Tribune Puzzle Contest Promises Big Cash Prizes
Readers are invited to spot wrong items in the Tribune puzzle for a chance at $100.00 and other prizes. Collect subscriptions from neighbors and friends to boost odds while enjoying the puzzle, sub scripts, and the big prize.
Judge G. E. Qvale Retains Seat In Tight County Vote
Complete returns from the secretary of state show Judge G. E. Qvale leading Judge Daly by 89 votes. Earlier figures were partial, limited to Yellow Medicine and Renville Counties, leaving the outcome unsettled until full totals arrived.
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Secretary of State’s Office
G. E. Qvale
Daly
Yellow Medicine
Renville
Qvale
Daly Baker
Meeker
Chippewa
Witt
Baker
Want Odd Jobs and Window Cleaning Offer
Citizens of Willmar can hire striking shopmen for storm window washing and other odd jobs by leaving name and address in an envelope at the Tribune office. A quick service promise is offered, with the note of a Thanksgiving program and parcel sale at Lakeview schoolhouse District 70 on Wednesday Nov 29 at 8. Alma Bratberg, teacher, invites the public.
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Willmar
Tribune
Lakeview Schoolhouse
Dist
Alma Bratberg
Party Returns With Big Game
A party of five led by Peter Pearson Carl Freeberg William Conway and Jalmar Pearson of Willmar and Albin Nelson of Litchfield hunted big game at Skybo north of Duluth from Nov 7 to Nov 18. They returned with one moose two deer and 24 partridges the moose weighing about 800 pounds. Deer hunting was below normal due to no snow and warm weather.
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Peter, Pearson
Carl Freeberg
William Conway
Jalmar Pearson
Willmar
Albin Nelson
Litchfield
Skybo
Duluth
Broke Leg Incident Injures Sophie Hames at Home
Miss Sophie Hames tripped at home on Monday and fractured a leg near the knee. She was taken to Willmar Clinic for X rays, cast applied, and she returned home in good spirits and improving.
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Sophie Hames
Willmar Clinic
Willmar to Hear Pavement Assessment Dec 4 in City Hall
The Willmar council set a 7:30 pm Monday December 4 hearing on the pavement assessment list submitted by paving engineers and the city clerk. Readers may view the full cost per front foot and driveways for Litchfield avenues and streets, with totals around $33,000 for post office city hall library and park frontage.
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Willmar
Litchfield Avenue
Gay
10Th St
Gorton
Gorton Ave
10Th
State Road
Pacific Avenue
Benson Avenue
Second Street
Third
Fourth
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Great Northern
Becker Avenue
Sixth St
Tenth Street
Litchfield
Gorton Avenues
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Athletic Conference
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Alvin Westgaard
Maurice Benson
Howard Wright
Reynold Monson
LeRoy Kirkpatrick
Wallace Johnson
Randall Peterson
Maynard Johnson
Maynard Linn
Donald Davis
Daniel Olson
Melville Johnson
Earl Larson
RED Cross Social
M. C. Samuelson
Stella E. Anderson
District $9
Ethel M. Edgren
Lumby Mission Church
Willmar Choral Society
Splener
Globe Trotter
Tribune the
Bethel “Lutheran Church
Eric Obsberg
East Litchfield Ave
E. Ohaberg
August Hoglund
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