Social events of the week and club notes
Social calendar highlights a Lucky Dozen dinner and bridge at the Lymans plus Silver Leaf Club gathering with gifts for army boys. New members welcomed, meetings planned for May, and guests listed. Also coverage of Evangelistic meetings by Rev. Sawyer and Olmstead, a church talk by Cliff Hedrick, and a note on the film H M Pulham Esq recommending its entertainment value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyman
T. O. Thompson
Wm, Sweet
H. D. Hinsch
Charles Barber
Lottie Tornell
Lyman
Silver Leaf Club
Clarence Schnittiger
Fred Simon
Donald Coleman
Frank Smith
Carl Rosenow
Wm. Rosenow
Barney Rosenow
Otto Reimer
Joe Harland
Albert Mathis
Clarence Juhl
Walt Smith
Edna Gray
Morris Irwin
Alfred Anderson
Svend Aagard
John Goering
Steinhorst
Wm Rosenow
B. Rosenow
Fred Sawyer
Storm Lake
Herman Olmstead
Sawyer
Estherville
Cliff Hedrick
Christian Church
O'Rileys Rent Dahlberg House As Dahlberg Plans Move
Mr. and Mrs. Hector O'Riley rented the A H Dahlberg house while Dahlberg plans to move to Fort Dodge to live with his daughter Mrs M C Black. Black visits her father and daughter Miss Dorothy Waldron, who has rented an apartment in the Gaade building on South Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector O'Riley
A. H. Dahlberg
Mr. Dahlberg
Fort Dodge
M. C. Black
O’riley
Martin Anderson
S. 8Th St
The Lady Is Willing at the Grand Theater
The Grand Theater brings The Lady Is Willing starring Marlene Dietrich and Fred MacMurray in a screwball comedy delayed by Dietrichs broken leg during filming. Dietrich plays Broadways daffiest star who jokes about baby kidnap and marrying a doctor. co feature Pardon My Stripes screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Grand Theater
Columbia
Marlene Dietrich
Fred MacMurray
Miss Dietrich
Broadway
H. M. Pulham Esq in MGM Film Version at Grand
The MGM adaptation of J. P. Marquand's best selling novel brings H. M. Pulham Esq to life with Heda Lemarr Robert Young and Ruth Hussey starring. The film follows the book closely, tracing Pulham's life after Harvard and the World War into business and personal paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruth Hussey
Boston
H. M. Pulham
H. M. Pulham, Esq
MGM
J. P. Marquand
Front-Rank Entertainment
Heda Lemarr
Robert Young
Pulnam
Harvard
Food Will Win The War Locker Help in Year Round Meat Supply
Lockers offer complete butchering cutting wrapping and freezing plus curing and smoking. A year round meat plan for a family of five aims at about 700 pounds. proper scheduling avoids surplus or shortage. Tips urge sharing buying wholesale pooling with neighbors and treating frozen foods as perishables.
Understanding a Iowa child fears the dark and learns courage
A narrative contrasts Joanne a five year old in an orphanage with adopted parents Mr and Mrs Adams who seek to calm her fear of the dark by patient reassurance and light exposure. The piece then argues mothers should avoid over pampering sons to let them face normal school and social competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne
Mrs. Adams
Victory Gardens Fruit Growth and Planting Guide
Discusses home fruit supplies, selecting varieties, soil suitability, and proximity to farm buildings. Recommends hardy stocks, pruning and spraying schedules, and consulting county agents for Extension Circular 258 and Bulletins P7 P10 FG-570. Emphasizes early spring planting, disease and insect protection, and seasonal care for strawberries apples raspberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College Extension
Jessen Family Easter Visit In Osage Household
Mr and Mrs Ingvaard Jessen hosted Irene Jessen a Osage schoolteacher for Easter. Stanley Simmons of Spencer SD with Signal Photographic Corp stationed at Camp Robinson AR, a former classmate, joined weekend visits. The group was later joined at Easter dinner by Thorvald Jessen and family. Mrs Harry Gabel Sr of Chicago is visiting son Harry Gabel Jr. at the homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingvaard Jessen
Osage
Irene Jessen
Stanley D. Simmons
Spencer
South Dakota
Signal Photographic Corp
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
Miss Jessen
Jessen
Thorvald Jessen
Bobbie
Marlys
Harry Gabel, Sr
Chicago
Harry Gabel, Jr
Iowa Troops Fought Hard in the Philippines
In early 1942 Americans praised General MacArthur and the Fifty-first Iowa regiment for steadfast action in the Philippines. The unit, part of MacArthur’s division, fought near Manila and Malolos, suffering three wounded and no fatalities, before returning home in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas M.lacArthur
Bataga
Iowa
Philippines
Cavite
Manila
San Roque
Towa
Malolos
M. Miller
Lopez
Corregidor Island
Fifty-first Iowa
Nebraska
Irving Hale
South Dakota
Arthur MacArthur
Malotos
the Palimpsest
San Fernando
Santo Tomas
MacArthur
Bataan
Beer and prosperity from nine years past
A reminiscence links 1933 to 1983 with humor about forgotten hats, a new Washington administration, Repeal, and the role of beer. The author notes beer taxes exceeding 8 billion dollars since 1933, over a million jobs created, and more than 15 billion dollars in general business circulation, claiming beer aided better times and promotes moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bank Deposit Report by Donald T Lawler Certifies Accuracy
Report shows demand deposits 1,079,142.07 and total liabilities 1,164,887.13 with capital accounts and reserves. Bank notes common stock par value 50,000.00. cashier Lawler attests accuracy to best knowledge and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Donald T, Lawler
Neighborliness and selfless duty in a shared life
A compact reflection on neighborly duty and happiness. It cites Robert Louis Stevenson and Edgar A. Guest praising selflessness, the rich lifting the poor, and a brotherhood of all in need. The quotes frame a creed of helping others before oneself and finding meaning in shared goodness.
Mary Baker Eddy and W R Love in court and camp
Poetic fragment credits Mary Baker Eddy and W R Love ruling the court camp and grove. Love is heaven and heaven is love in this excerpt, reflecting spiritualist or devotional framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melly
Cille
Mary Baker Eddy
W.R
Iowa Open Trout Season With Record Stocking Planned
Conservation notes report 1942 trout stocking in northeast Iowa streams starting this week after soft roads delayed earlier efforts. About 142000 trout from 7 to 10 inches and several thousand 10 to 14 inch fish will be released, with season opening at 6 am May 1 and closing 9 pm September 30. Daily catch limit is eight. possession limit 16. size limit seven inches. Bullhead fishing rises as ice ends, with no closed season except natural winter inactivity. Bullhead catch limit is 25, possession limit 50. no length limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Mother Nature
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John Waldron
Duncam
Edgar Price
Culo Welfare Research Station
Lord Fauntleroy
Jacky
HOUSEN@LD
Colin Kelly
HBO
George Washington
Walt Whithany
Eence Victory Gardens
V.R
Jack
Dolliver
Philppines
Vlr
Mrs. Gabel
Carl Paul
Joe Marsh
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Emmet County
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Eeeresseeseuees
Ieee
Donald T. Lawler
K. J. McDonald
F. G. Parsons
O. N. Refsell
State of
County of Emmetts
Elizabeth Parsons
Robert Louis Stevenson
Edgar A. Guest
Collier's Weekly
American Magazine
Redbook Magazine
Christian Herald
Parents
LJ Beauty & Health
American Girls
Screenland
Fact Digest
Open Road
Bays
Household Magazine
Farmernl
Farmer' 7
Breeder's Gazette
Capper’s Farmer
Pathfinder
MAGAZ
Select One Magazine
Liberty Magazine
Popular Mechanics Culture
Science & Discovery
Nat's Livestock Pri
Silver Screen
R.F.D
Olfera
Plocias
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