Surprise birthday for Mrs Morse hosted by Tuesday club
Mrs Morse was honored last Friday afternoon at a surprise party by the Tuesday club. Guests played cards and shared a 6 PM fish dinner at Martyrs. Attendees included Mesdames Dunham Dunham Alt Wilson Lyman Volding Noe Knudsen Blazer Binge Jones Miner and the honoree. The Woman's club Fine Arts department meets tonight April 6 at 7 80 PM with Mrs Tedrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Crim
R. J. Klema
W. A. Kerr
Rex Inman
G. W. Heyman
J. W.morse
C. S. Lewis
Enid Copeland
Elsie Evans
The
Order of the Eastern Star of
Iowa
Dorothy Harris
Gi. H. Morse
Josephine Welty
Alma Freeman
Ada
Jamnita Willingham
Emmetsburg
Berniece Sundberg
Laurens
Evans
G. H. Morse
L. W
Freeman
Evelyn C. White
Carmel Jean
Morton
Dorothy
Sunde
Arnold Mouritsen
Horacer Soper
Buffalo Center
Spirit Lake
Armstrong
Terris
Ruthven
J. E. Wilson Worthy
North Star Chapel
Chapter
Blue Room
Gardston
Elsie L. Evans
Allan Singmaster
Guy Noel
Mesdames
W. H. Hunt
Vermaine ‘Sidles
L.wear Loving
Emmet Amdahl
Gertrude “Kulp
Gi “A Tibbetts
Robt
Tims
Harry Beck
Harley Degen
I. C. Nichols
F. %. Rosendahl
Herman Jensen
Hattie Osmundson
G. A. Vesterem
Orris Sunde
R. K. Blazer
H. W. Mahtum
Martyrs
Jay Dunham
Wesley Dunham
C. Alt
Margaret Wilson
George Lyman
N. M. Volding
Vance Noe
D. S. Knudsen
Roy Blazer
H. O. Binge
Harry Jones
W. H. Miner
Fine Arts
Woman’s Club
J. B. Tedrow
C. M. Gronstal
W. H. Otson
Russia
M. A. Balkema
Lucille Peterson
Barber of Seville to be Presented May
The American Civic Opera company will present the comic opera Barber of Seville on May 1 at the Roosevelt auditorium Estherville with a 2 30 p m matinee for school children and an 8 p m evening performance The company will also perform in Sioux City before Estherville and this is the only local presentation in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Opera Company
Estherville
Roosevelt Auditorium
Sioux City
Doll Show Presented by Troop 4 at City Hall Auditorium
A doll show presented by the Girl Scouts of Troop 4 was held Saturday afternoon in the city hall auditorium. One hundred two dolls were included, with several from foreign lands and many over fifteen years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Sirgiy
D A R Chapter Adopts New Constitution At Meeting
The Okamanpadu chapter of D A R met Tuesday with Mrs J W Morse. Mrs J B Tedrow led a lesson on Our Present Day Immigrant and Refugee Problems. About twenty four members attended the Pot Luck supper at 5 PM. Attendees were split into three groups for the meal and the group will be divided into four divisions for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Okamanpadu
J. W. Morse
J. B. Tedrow
General Meeting of Woman's Club April 11
The Woman's Club general meeting is set for Tuesday April 11 at 2 30 p.m. in City Hall auditorium with officer elections and original poetry writing by members. An executive meeting occurs at 2:00 p.m. prior to the main gathering. Mrs Harold Dally and daughter Sharon Kay returned to Webster City after a two week visit. Mrs Belle Waters returned from Keokuk last Monday after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
City Hall
Harold Dally
Sharon Kay
Webster City
AAF Enlistments To Restart For 18YearOlds Soon
Major Floyd R. Miller announces that air crew training enlistments for 17 year olds are temporary. Future aviation cadet entrants will come mainly from 18 year olds. Training resumes once quotas are filled, with intake via aviation cadet boards at Des Moines and Sioux City, traveling boards, Civil Air Patrol units, and VFW posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Floyd R. Miller
Army
Towa
AAF
Miller
Air Forces
Des Moines
Sioux City Air Base
Civil Air Patrol
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tonsillectomy and surgery notes from Holy Family hospital
Hospital notes list patients from Ringsted Estherville and Territ admitted to Holy Family hospital around late March and early April. Mrs Alvin Glassnapp, Sammy Thorsland, Marsdean Careyl Nielson, Gerhardt Chyler, Goodwin Hundness, Andrew Vestrem, and James Lewis are referenced with procedures including tonsillectomy minor surgery and major surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Glassnapp
Ringsted
Holy Family Hospital
Sammy Thorsland
Graver
Marsdean Careyl Nielson
Gerhardt Chyler
Estherville
Goodwin Hundness
Esther- Ville
Andrew Vestrem
Holy Family ‘Hospital
James Lewis
Territ
The
J Heck
iMrs. Hary
Eaher
Tohn Hansen
James H-O'Brien
Don Corwin
Piping hot Easter ham and budget-friendly sides guide
The article promotes glazed picnic shoulder ham for Easter, noting civilian pork supplies are high but may drop after April 16 when heavy hog marketing shifts. It advises using abundant point-free vegetables like carrots beans and rhubarb, with potatoes parsnips and a simple glaze. For budget limits, point-free roast chicken is offered as an alternative.
Donations For Red Cross Networked Generosity Across Groups
A listing of donations to the Red Cross from diverse groups and clubs across communities including Knights of Columbus Arm SIPON TM 2.0, Silver Leaf Country Club, Catholic Daughters, Girls Guild, Estherville Fire Department, Rotary Club, Norwegian Lutheran Mission Society, American Legion Esther Esdraelon Commandery, Woman's Mission and club societies, Veterans of Foreign Wars, M E Youth Fellowship Dolliver, W S C S Methodist Dolliver, Midway Country Club Swan Lake Two, and other organizations totaling substantial contributions. The note closes with a call to Back the Attack Buy War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Ville
Ceeeeevettees
C.F. Lodge
Arm
SIPON
Ceereesarees
Silver Leaf Country Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Cena Aeeseettesceess
Girls Guild
Church ‘of Christ
Estherville
Sesave
Brown Creek Club
Ladies Aide Baptist Church
Stitch Club
Weteneertes
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Rotary Club
Norwegian Lutheran Mission
Methodist Church
W.eeees
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Triple E. Club
W. R. E. Club
K. P
M. E
Dolliver
American Legion Aux
W.S.C.S. Methodist
Church
Housewives Helpers Club
Midway Country Club
Swan Lake Two
Silver Leaf Circle
Graver Ladies League
Eastern Star
Armstrong
Policies of Rochdale cooperative ideas endure a century
A century after Rochdale pioneers set a model, cooperative principles persist across 40 counties and worldwide. Frank Robotka of Iowa State College credits the Rochdale venture with blending sound business with patron-centered goals, highlighting individual property rights and savings rights as key departures that still influence modern cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochdale
England
Frank
Robotka
Iowa’. State ‘College
Rochdale Venture
Rochdale Cooperative
Iowa Farm Economist
Plant legume seeds to avert hay seed shortage
The article discusses a severe shortage of high protein clover hay and seed for fodder. It urges farmers to plan now, plant legume seeds, and use alternative crops like Atlas, Sorge, Sudan, and rape to replace second cutting clover. It cautions against overcutting and highlights government seed payments and international needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Food Mission
Engla
Atlas
Sorge
Sudan
Farm home remodeling plan wins first prize
Mrs Theodore Nelson, a young farm woman from seven miles north of Cylinder, wins a $150 war bonds prize from Successful Farming for drafting the best plan to remodel a farm home. Her entry includes removing an old wing and adding a kitchen, dining room and sun porch, creating an attractive residence. Mr and Mrs Nelson bought the farm seven years ago and were chosen from hundreds of entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Nelson
Aiegit Norad
Nelson
Nickfire
Cannibals described as the nicest people by William Seabrook
Explorer author William Seabrook writes in the American Weekly about cannibals being friendly and that white men could dine among cannibal tribes as they eat only their slain enemies. The piece previews next week's Chicago Herald American magazine distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seabrook
Chicago
Herald-American
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School OF Instruction
Eastern Star Officers
North Star Chapter O.E.S
Masonic Hall
June Flarris
Junior Schildknecht
Harold Warren
Carrol Knutson
Willard Sawyer
Mabel Kruse
E. E. Corey
Dennis
Hills, Minn
People’s Cafe
W. H. Kendall
Lincoln
Nebr
George Robb
B. A. Gronstall
Phillip
Council Bluffs
Earl Kruse
Mary Heaton
Carl Gronstal
Hy Strampe
Esthervile
Oskaloosa
Leota Zelinsky
Manson
G. M. Donavan
Helen Slaughter
Sadie Rose
Minneapolis
Lehman Bown
Slaughter
C. F. Walz
Ben DeKock
T. T. Sunde
Ernest Moultizen
North Eighth Street
S. H. Green
Marvin Green and Son
Richard Green
Boyden
R. H. Green
Mr. Green
Biden-By
M. E. Wilson
Mildred Nurss
Roy Brown
Rochester
Mrs. Brown
V-R
Mrs Morse
Barber OF Seville
Belle Waters
Keokuk
RED Cross
Little Snow White
Wal
Disney
Irban
Ita
James Beattie
Schreider
Fanwuen
DR. L.P., Hoffman
Ambiee Be
Reed, M.D
Esr
Fitteu
Rexall ‘Drug Store
Petyrnad
W. Id. Grove
Homer
Duea
Hillbrook Farm
Poland
China
Farrow
Norm Andrews
Jas
Ormick
Dee
al Dewig
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