Wadena News Notes Highlight Local Social Visits
Wadena residents and guests share visits across Highland and West Union. Robert Klingman of Maynard visits family. Mrs Clark returns from Manchester. Sophia Weber stays with Adolf Weber. Union Steady Club meets at West Union. many others visit relatives in Dubuque, Fayette, and Waterloo. Sunlit week includes crafts, Church services, and a radio broadcast by William Keasbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Klingman
Maynard
Jim, Klingtien
Wy McKellar
Carroll-Klingman
Highland
Clark
Carl Cox
Manchester
Sophia Weber
Adolf Weber
H.H. Whitcher
Will Follenabee
Union
Steady Club
John Cline
West Union
L. W. McKellar
M. A. Kingman
Charles ‘Anderson
Norma Ernst
Dubuque
Enute “Evenson
Clermont
Robert Bigler
W. A. Peters
Albert Lyte
M. A. Klingman
Fred Ernst
M.A. Klingman
Hugh Patterson
Huyria
Bertha Gernand
Watena
Andy Grube
Mason City
Mid-Continent
Wadena
Fred Klingman
A.J. Aeschliman
Fred Tschantz
Waterloo
Will McClavey
Ruth
Arlington
Chase Miller
Hank Lockard
Edith
Kenneth Voshell
Franklin Lockard
Oelwein
Herman Larson
Henry Larson
Lawrence Welch
Marie
Brainard
James Davis
Nina Davis
Ella Allen
Elkport
Thad Walters
Postvilla
Loy Ebheart
H. J. Reacliman
W. F. Moore
Fikse
Volga
Presbyterian Church
J. J. O'Hara
Ardis
Alfred Johnson
Mae Johnson
Kenneth Baldwin
Wadena Declamatory Winners Named by Grades
The 5th and 6th grades held a Thursday declamatory contest at the school house with Dramatic first Burdena Moore second Dorothy Minihan third Marjorie Herwig. Humorous top finishers were Mary Sniffin first Mary Dick Leonhart second Dawson Clark third. The 7th and 8th grades judged Friday with Dramatic first Mary Broughton second Lucille Davis third Marcia Marie Knutson, as the humorous entry concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdena Moore
Dorothy Minihan
Marjorie Herwig
Humorouz
Mary Sniffin
Mary Dick Leonhart
Dawson Clark
Mary Broughton
Lucille Davis
Marcia Marie Knutson
Humora Ead
Easter Party Pleased Row of Grades and Treats
Blanche Etzel was ill so Miss Etzel taught the seventh and sixth grades Monday. The third grade entertained the fourth with an Easter party Friday afternoon. Potato salad deviled eggs sandwiches and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Raymond Felder
Blanche Aeschliman
Miss Etzel
Americans face rising motor death and injury rates in 1938
The United States reports 23,500 deaths and over a million injuries from motor accidents in 1938, with a decade of rising totals. The piece notes Americans’ high crime and fire losses and urges safer conduct, honest officials, and continued safety campaigns for 1932 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Iowa readers warm to lamb meat and town pride
An Iowa writer notes growing acceptance of lamb as a tasty meat once prejudiced against mutton. He recalls past town ambivalence caused by greasy wool and ignorance about lamb, recounting family tastings and a shift in opinion. The Postville Herald adds local buzz of an independent baseball team this summer and urges trade at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Humboldt Republican
Postville Herald
Fragmented local record: unclear heirs and time
The readable bits show a fragmented historical notice with stray phrases about a home, a cause, and a time. Several names and details are illegible, preventing a clear headline or full summary.
Vegetable soups with milk and starch thickeners
A guide to preparing nourishing milk based soups using vegetables such as asparagus, pears, beans, spinach, onions, celery, potatoes, turnips, carrots, corn, and cabbage. Includes recipes for a basic milk thickened soup and a vegetable soup with stock and tomato juice, plus onion soup with croutons and cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatson Newspaper Union
Remarkable Ward Hill View Creates Illusion of Manhattan Skyline
A Staten Island Ward Hill photograph of nine miles of Manhattan skyline uses infrared plates to show the Met Life tower Empire State Building and Chrysler Building in seemingly incorrect positions. The shot, extending from Battery Park to the Ry. Building in Hoocker Center, exposes how distance distorts perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Ward Hill
Staten
Richmond
Battery
Hocker Center
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Empire State Building
Chrysler Building
Metropolitan
Twenty-third Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Chrysler Bulding
Metropoltan Tower
Errata
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Warren Crawford
C. G. Cline
Betty
Roy Cline
Mary Fox
Delwein
Donald Leonhart
Lucille Raftis
Eldred Dummermuth
Howard Baker
Howard ‘Baker
Miss Aeschliman
Wmt
Raymond Clark
Phyllis June
Randalia
Clear Lake
Hopkinton
EAST
Luther Beate
The
Boat Lutheran Church
Society
Rev. G. Guisten
Harry, Helgerson
la Vita Auroden
Oluf
Olson
Rev. G. Gunstan
U. A
Winni
New York “Front
Hollywood On Parade
Sylvia Bidney
Chester
Mae West
Cary Grant
Abe Lyman
Elgin
Ae Bank
Capital
andTena
Ies
Westma
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