Pleasant Ridge and community notes from Wadena
The Pleasant Ridge club met at Mrs Walter Messerti home. Members discussed library plans and Easter events. Numerous local residents attended meetings, visits, and services, including Mrs Olive Knutson, Rev S V Carnreck, and families from Arlington and West Union. Community exchange notes cover visitors, school plans, and a funeral.
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Pleasant Ridge Club
Walter Messerti
Old Windmill
Libbie
Oldfather
Marvel
Messerli
Dorothy Burgin
Ralph Crawford
Arlington
Kathryn Baldwin
Dubuque
Tom Baldwin
Wm. Keasley
Des Moines
Wadena
Vera Voshell
Waterloo
John Thiele
Jackie
Jean
Oelwein
Will Whittenbaugh
Albert Cook
Swale
West Union
H. E. Broughton
Miss. Jacobson
Murray Broughton
Virginia Madsen
Maggie Writtenbauit
George Fay
Ruth Wilson
C. S. Flower
Swartz
Loretta Mattocks
Hartley
Mike Tynan
Prudence
Iowa City
A. G. Herrling
Clair
S. M. Jennings
A. C. Cook
Linzie Schrock
Walter
Will Young
Schmidt
Fred Schmidt
Francis Whittenbaugh
Gerry
Albert Felder
Guttenberg
Felder
St. Louis
Miller
Wr. Nelson
Donald
Billy
Janiice
Adams, Minn
Elizabeth
Aeschli Margaret Cline
Nellie Rush
Whittenbaugh
Olive Knutson
Marcia Marie
Sidney Corbin
A. H. Mitchell
J.C. Kennedy
Louise Schmidt
Bender
Wil Young
Helping Children Stop Quarrels at Home
A guide for parents on reducing child quarrels through understanding causes, adjusting schedules, and redirecting energy. It suggests assessing aggression, insecurity, fatigue, or illness, and using praise and affection, group activities, and careful interference to foster cooperation and better conduct.
Iowans Urged to Seek Early Syphilis Treatment
Public health advisories stress that early and continuous treatment greatly increases cure chances for syphilis. Delays reduce cure rates and raise the risk of spreading the infection to others. Early action yields over 85 percent cure, while late treatment drops to around 60 percent.
Early syphilis treatment urged for public health
The piece stresses that victims who seek prompt treatment and remain adherent until cured gain security for themselves and their circle. It warns it is folly and criminal to delay when others may be affected and directs readers to contact the Iowa State Department of Health in Des Moines for inquiries.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Des Moines
St. Des Moines
Iowa
Community notices from Grand Meadow about Easter gatherings
Sunday visits and Easter gatherings populate this Grand Meadow brief. Residents such as Almer Johnson, Clarence Olson, Gilbert Buraas, Bert Lyngaas, Julius Johnson, Ruth Helgerson, Willard Martin, Robert Wharram, and others are listed as guests, hosts, or celebrants at local homes and events around Easter week.
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Almer Johnson
Ole Reierson
Clarence Olson
Ole Thorson
Gilbert Buraas
Gloria
Carolyn Erickson
Bert Lyngaas
Julia Landsgard
Julius Johnson
Clermont
Ed Johnson
Ruth Helgerson
Minneapolis, Minn
Even Lion
Very Andrew
Cedar Rapids
Willard Martin
Helen Reinhart
Selmer Holm
Vernon Trude
Margaret Olson
Olivia Olson
Easter Gatherings Reported Across Local Homes
Easter within the community featured multiple family visits and hospitality. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Aanes and kin joined Mrs Carolyn Erickson for the holiday, with Ole Reierson dining at Willard Martins. Sewing Circle hosts included Mrs Ole Aanes, Mrs Gerhard Halverson, and Mrs Even Lien at church parlors.
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Lloyd Aanes
Mellien Loftis
Gilbert Buraas
Gloria
Very
Andrew
Carolyn Erickson
Ole Reierson
Willard Martin
Ole Aanes
Gerhard Halverson
Even Lien
Clara
Myrtle Peterson
Julia Landsgard
Family and guest visits fill local homes across area
Brainard area residents hosted guests from Fairbank Racine and Chicago over the weekend with extended family dinners and relatives visiting in Frank Lyon and S. S. Patterson homes. Illness tightens a bed confinement for Mrs Chas Peters as others share weekend visits and shared meals around Hawkeye Sidney Guernsey Elgin and West Union households.
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G. A. Thomas
Fairbank
Herman Boyer
Lyle Grager
Racine
Wis
Paul Patterson
Chicago
Frank Lyon
Carl Appelman
Chas. Appelman
Hawkeye
Kenneth Kjosa
Clermont
E. R. Nutting
Oran Nutting
Highland
Sidney Nutting
George Howard
Guernsey Smith
George Boyle
Elgin
Robert Reeder
West Union
Brainard Farm Home Remodels and Social Guests
In Brainard E G Boyer renovates and paints his house occupied by the Appelman couple. The Dyke farm home hosts Mr and Mrs Dyke and crew. A large dinner party includes Boyle Nutting Patter son Wilson Marian Patterson and Granger families. Vern Boyer and Elgin visitors join Frank Lyon and Wede family. Brainard Church notes show Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard
E. G. Boyer
Carl Appelman
George Boyle
Wm. Nutting
Patterson
Wilson
Marian
Paul Patterson
Lyle Granger
Frank Lyon
Fred Wede
Elgin
Vern Boyer
Local visitors and gatherings span Elgin area
Gus Gunderson visited Minnesota Sunday and Monday while Illinois guests stayed at Alfred Imhofs home. Kensington Club hosts, Waukon visitors at John Howard Jr. home, Bovis family time with Anna Cox at West Union, and Robert Steele from Fayette Easter at home. Newborn Cleve Bennett son born April 15 at West Union hospital. Louise Baumgartner and Kenneth Heck return to Coe College Cedar Rapids after spring break.
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Gus Gunderson
Minnesota
Alfred Imhof
Tille Hanson
Kensington Club
Frank Howard
Waukon
John Howard, Jr
Walter Bovis
Anna Cox
West Union
Robert Steele
Fayette
H. S. Steele
Floyd Dummermuth
Cedar Rapids
Dena Dummermuth
Cleve Bennett
West Union Hospital
Ernest Johnson
Connie Long
Waterloo
Alfred Ruckdashel
M. W. Spears
Mattoon
N.W. Evans
Lyon.Blockhus
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Carl Blockhus
Louise Baumgartner
Kenneth Heck
Coe College
Cedar
Anex Pense
Wright Brothers Home Dedication Honors Wilbur Wright Birthday
Dearborn Michigan witnessed Henry Ford and Orville Wright at the dedication of the Wright Brothers home and bicycle shop. The event marked the 71st anniversary of Wilbur Wrights birth with a photo showing Ford and Wright beside the site where the first airplane was built.
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Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Orville Wright
Wright Brothers
Wilbur
Wilbur Wright
Wright Bicycle
Birth rate dips as 1936 figures inch toward low
The police noted that dispersing crowds can be quickly achieved by circulating a hat. In 1936 the United States birth rate stood at 36.7 per 1,000 population, only slightly above the all time low recorded in 1933, signaling continued demographic decline.
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United States
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