Wadena Riverside creamery patrons meet in town
Patrons of the Wadena Riverside creamery drew 422 attendees for the annual meeting and dinner in Wadena on Feb 5. Directors were reelected. Wil l Whittenbaugh to supply starter milk for 20 cents above putterfat. Reports show cream and butterfat totals, prices, and 1937 receipts, with plans to hire staff at the next board meeting.
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Wadena Riverside Creamery
Wadena
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ladies’ Club
Wadena School
M. J. Frey
5. & Davis
Henry Feller
Carl Gehring
Guy Ernst
Bert Benson
Dave Jeilings
George Thompson
William Moore
Wil
Whittenbaugh
Hanlers
Gordon Fay
John Fay
Monte
Waterloo
Howard Crandall
Oelwein
George Fay
Bernice Sniffin
Fairbank
Chas
Sniffin
V. Carnock
Dubuque
Earl Drake. . Jr
James Bowles
Volga
Marjorie Whittenbaugh
George Wilkinson
Mercy Hospital
Steelwein
Ella Clark
Floyd Chase
Trene Minihan
Elkader
Minihan
Legion and Auxiliary
al Dahlgren
Leo Metcalf
Scott
Arthur Herrling
Auction Bridge Club
Rita Kuhnes
Knuisen
Madge Corkery
Mildred Minihan
Qovcar Nelson
Milaca
Minn
Wm. Nelson
Merie Pattison
Cassie Kimpson
Fayette
Moore
George Alderton
Long Beach
Toran
P. W. Rafts
Mary Henrich
Howard
Livher Crandall
McKinley Gage
Manson
Myron
Allen Carter
Wert Vieters
Iwan Moore
Iowa
Collie
Understanding Iowa Children Prenatal Care for Babies
Prenatal care is vital for healthy birth and development. Early medical supervision aids in foreseeing complications, diet and exercise support fetal growth, and preventing mother child health issues including syphilis transmission. A Meyer farm sale near Pretville for 20000 dollars is noted, with Want ads urged for results.
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Subra
Ahildren
Research Stativs
Sharing Home Pleasures Fourth farm women training
Miss Voila, home demonstration agent, led Clyria farm women on February 2 at Mrs. Albert Dennler's home in a session titled Sharing Home Pleasures. The program promoted leisure for efficiency, with picnic plan talks, a cranberry box picnic kit demo, and a noon meal menu of dried beef sandwiches Sunset salad and date bars. Sessions emphasized family recreation and responsibility, with music by Mrs. Reynold Strong and Miss Weils. Several women planned to attend Allamakee Achievement Day February 17 in Waukon, and the Progressive club will meet monthly. A flower exhibit is planned for summer. the February 10 meeting is with Mrs. Lulu Rothlisberger.
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Harold Strong
Reynold Strong
Weils
Allamakee
Waukon
Progressive Club
Lulu Rothlisberger
Community Notes From Grand Meadow and Nearby
Grand Meadow area residents, including Mr and Mrs Richard Olson and Ramona, spent Saturday evening with Mrs Olivia Olson. Many locals helped with chores and visits at multiple homes, with neighborhood gatherings, quilting bees, and Sunday afternoon calls. A Brackings Institution note discusses labor, wages, and production, contrasting John L Lewis demands with steel contracts next month.
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Richard Olson
Ramona
Olivia Olson
Sophia Groth
Willard Martin
Harry Aroundson
Selmer Erickson
Janet
Ed Johnson
Doris
Walter Martie
Clarence Brenner
Cedar Rapids
Fred
Marengo
Ernest Sampson
Robert Wharram
Joan of Near Stanley
Arthur Olson
Charlene
Roger
Clarence Olsen
Ewald Lyngaas
Bert Lyngaas
Henry Olson
Clermont
Jens Johnson
Glen Nygaard
Glendal
Bert Lyngans
Floyd Thompson
Albert Thompson
Harold G. Moulton
Brackings
John L. Lewis
Eric
C. SO
U. S. Steel Empires
Council Proceedings Elgin Feb 7 1998 Town council meets
Regular session at town hall with all members present. Minutes approved. Bills audited including state sales tax, salaries, gas, labor, interest on bonds, toll service, power for street lights, printing and supplies. Poll tax set at 3 dollars for 1938. meeting adjourned.
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Elgin
Towa
George Boyle
Eb’ Medberry
Lewis Sutter
Rob
Barker
Isbor
Iowa National Bank
T. W. Dean
N. W. Bell Co
Central States Power & Light Corp
J. Harrington
Town of
Elgin People Visit, Move In, and Birthday Echoes
Elgin locals share visits in town as John Neuenschwander makes a business stop and Constance Hutchinson arrives from Lafayette to stay with her parents for a month while recovering. Herbert Ash family relocates from West Union to Elgin with a portable mill business, joining local ties with Ed Medberry. Rosa Muehlethaler turns seventy nine with a dinner hosted by F C Muehlethaler and open house for friends and family including Rev Zoschke and several local names.
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John Neuenschwander
Fayette
Elgin
Constance Hutchinson
la Fayette
Indiana
L. S. Hutchinson
Herbert Ash
West Union
Falb
Ash
Bimmard
Ed Medberry
Rosa Muehlethaler
F.C. Muehlethaler
Zoschke
Charlotte Tebbe
Kate Bau- Bauman
Clarence Muehlethaler
Beverly
Birthday party for Beverly and Shirley Sutter observed
Mrs. Louis Sutter hosted six Nette girls last Thursday for Beverly Sutter and Shirley Sutter birthdays, with games and refreshments. Guests included Marlene Mosby, Janice Torkemon, Alice Grimm, Bonnie Gruver, Doris Nyborg, and Ilo Jane Sutter. A college student wrote home joking about hogs and money. The column adds reflections on voting and alcohol, comparing reactions to liquor among different social groups.
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Louis Sutter
Beverly
Shirley Sutter
Shirley
Clermont Calendar February 10 Thursday events listed
Clermont calendar lists W C O F social meeting on February 10 a Thursday. February 14 a Monday benefit card party at St Peter's rectory. February 16 a Tuesday school board meeting and February 16 a Wednesday Clermont Lodge AF AM. February 20 17 a Thursday Mission Society W C O F business meeting. Fine Cotton In Egypt Egypt is a main source of the world's finest cotton.
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St. Peter’s Rectory
Clermont Lodge
Af.& A.M
Mission Society
Egypt
Davis Aide to Schultz Captured in Philadelphia Arraigned
Dixie Davis, a disbarred New York lawyer who defended gangster Dutch Schultz, was arraigned in Philadelphia after being captured by city detectives and John Grimes, assistant to New York District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey. Davis faces New York City conspiracy charges tied to the lottery racket. Also arraigned with him were George Weinberg and Rote Rekers, alias Hope Dare.
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Philadelphia
Dixie Davis
New York
Dutch Schultz
John Grimes
Thomas E. Dewey
New
Conference with Roosevelt by little businessmen group
A twelve member committee from the little business men's conference met with President Roosevelt in the Executive Office for over an hour of general discussion on issues facing small merchants. The photo shows the group leaving the office with many named members identified across the front and back rows.
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Osage
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
Lincoln
General Grant
Washington, D. C
Little Business Men's Conference
Roosevelt
R. P. Hastey
Chicago
O. L. Roach
Danville
Leslie Sanders
Orlando
Florida
Commerce
Daniel C. Rowe
A. F. McLain
Dallas
Texas
Harold D. North
Cleveland
Ohio
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Farmersburg
Woman’s Missionary Society and
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Lizzie Kohler
Leman
A. D. Meyer
Pretville
Meyer
Grand Meadow News
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Aneo
J. A. Boleyn
Davis
Schultz
Liam BD. Kimbal
L. 1
D. E. McAvoy
N.Y. C
Joseph EB. Kleckner
Ernest Draper
W. C. Tinsley
Tampa
Fla
James G. Daly
Columbus
W. K. Gunter
Gafney
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