Wa Tan Ye tion Dinner Meets In Green Room Hotel
Members of the Wa Tan Ye tion met Thursday night for a regular meeting and sixthirty dinner at the Green Room of the Hotel Gordston. Mrs. Hattie Osmundsen and Marjorie Crumrine served. Delegates to a May convention at Clear Lake were named. Members attending included Dorothy Sharp Betty Huntsinger Gladys Bringle Maude Hamilton Pearl Clark Bernice Clark Lucille Peterson Clara Kennedy Henrietta Miller Mary Peterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Tan Yetion
Green
Ghrdston
Hattie Osmundsen
Marjorie . Crumline
Busness
Eve Curie
Henrietta Millers
Fern Jackson
Mary Mauss
Califfornia
Clear Lake
Mary Peterson
Martha ‘Robinson
Dorothy Rogers
Henrietta, Miller
Dorothy Sharp
Betty Huntsinger
Gladys Bringle
Maude Hamilton
Pearl Clark
Bernice Clark
Lucille Peterson
Clara’ Kennedy
Henrietta Miller
Ward Greer
Martha Robinson
Margie Anderson
Ivadell Ross
Gladys Pape
Irene Schmidt
Genevieve Whaley
William Hunt
Marjorie Crumrine
Carol Bixler Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Nels Sevold in Maple Hill on a Wednesday evening honoring Miss Carol Bixler who will wed Donald Walt of Louisiana. Prizes for embroidery were won by Mrs. Purl Partello and Mrs. Chris Jespersen. Miss Bixler received many gifts and a cooking recipe from each guest. The bride-to-be teaches in District No. 3, Jack Creek township. Guests included numerous local ladies and ampler hosts were Mrs. Sevold, Mrs. Curtis Larson, Mrs. Waldo Brink, and several Misses Jen n ie Pingery Marion Patterson Virginia Mattison Jeanetta Coffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Sevold
Maple Hill
Carol Bixler
Donald Walt
Louisanna
Purl Parttello
Chris Jespersen
Miss Bixler
Jack Creek Township
Mesdames R. S. Bryan
Marie Berven
Amos Sevold
Ed.McKean
Albert Hurted
Parl Partello
Verlie Holmes
J. H. Tibright
Orville Djerde
Jean Beck
George Berven
C. F. Bexler
L. E. Swartz
Russell Doery
Raymond
McKean
Chris
Kieda
Berven
Annie’ Welsh
Betty” Larson
Martha
Husted
Helen
Welsh
Melvin Christian
Charles Conrad
Albert Henderson
Curtis Larson
Waldo Brink
Jennie Pingery
Marion Patterson
Virginia Mattison
Jeanetta Coffman
Veishea Program Slated for May 13 at Iowa State College
A modified Student Veishea at Iowa State College will be observed May 13 featuring an all college celebration with sports events honorary tappings a sport dance presentation of the 1944 Bomb and the Weishea queen of queens. Committee chairs include Sally Richardson general chairman Robert Corner dance chairman Trumby Calhoun publicity chairman Bruce Henderson athletic program Ruth Moody secretary treasurer and Mac McMillan military program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veishea
Iowa State College
Weishea
Sally Richardson
Sioux City
Robert Corner
Rapid City
S.C
Trumby Calhoun
Bruce Henderson Cain
Ruth Moody
Monrovia
Calif
Mac ‘McMillan
Hillierville
Hawkeye Trail Riders Gather for Social Evening at City Hall
Members of the Hawkeye Trail Riders club met Friday evening in City Hall kitchen for a social gathering. Twenty eight members from Graettinger Estherville and nearby attended along with a talk by Dr. R. V. Shoenstrup federal meat inspector. He discussed horse dental care and showed specimens from the Hill plant noting many young working animals end up in dog feed due to defective teeth. A lunch of sandwiches cookies donuts and coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Trail Riders Club
Graettinger
Ariestrong
Estherville
R. V. Shoenstrup
Shoenstrup
Hill
Silver Leaf Club Opens Year With New Member Addition
The Silver Leaf club met with Mrs. Ernest Harvego for the first afternoon meeting of the year, with Mrs. Barney Rosenow and Mrs. Carl Rosenow in charge of entertainment. Six guests attended and Mrs. Lowell Johnson was welcomed as a new member. A luncheon was served, and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Donald Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Club
Ernest Harvego
Barney Rosenow
Carl Rosenow
Lowell Johnson
Donald Baird
Pre nuptial shower honors Alice Knutson bride to be
A pre nuptial shower was held Tuesday of last week at the C A Knutson home for Alice Knutson who wed J E Erickson of Brook Park Minnesota on Sunday April 16 Hostesses were Mrs Joe Erpelding and Mrs Co A Knutson Guests were divided into two groups and two girls dressed as brides in white crepe and tissue paper The bride opened gifts after a light lunch was served Agnes Spoo had tonsils removed at Holy Family hospital this morning
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C. A. Knutson
Alice Kmutson
J. E. Erickson
Brook Park
Minn
Joe Erpelding
Co. A. Knutson
Knutson
Clyde Brown
Marvil Cooklin
Eddie Kinnard
Harold Carl<son
James ‘van Valkenberg
Norman Fransdal
John Clampitt
Betty
A. R. Espeset
William R. Anderson
H. M. Knutson
L. H. Saveride
al Hoye
Charles Goslin
Robert Nichols
L. A. Mathie
Julia Severson
Jennie
Josephine and
Manghild Handeland
Kathryn Horton
Chloris Jean Carlson
Bernice Walden
Lloyd Larson
Elmer Adams
Hilmer Johnson
Everlette Shaw
Carl Shaw
Lars Fransdal
Glen Olson
Lois Fransdal
Will Butcher
Grace McClure
Justin Rogers
Homer Cleveland
B. O. Walden
Knute Tangeras
Roy Grinde
Birthday celebration notes at Immanuel church
Mrs Sylvester Berge and Mrs Melvin Christian led a duet with Mr Albert Walden speaking for the group. The Hinderakers received a cash gift as a token of appreciation. Hymn singing and visiting fellowship accompanied a large birthday cake, decorated with candles arranged as a question mark to conceal exact ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Melvin’ Christian
Albert
Walden
Hinderakers
Immanuel Church
Estherville Bride Weds Jasper Erickson In April Nuptials
Miss Alice V Knutson daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Knutson Estherville and Jasper E Erickson of Brook Park Minnesota wed at Estherville Lutheran Church in a single ring ceremony. Rev L A Mathre officiated with music by Everett Shaw. The bride wore a white satin gown with seed pearls and carried a white Bible. Attendants included Marvel Knutson and Ruby Erickson. About 60 guests attended a pink blue white reception at the church. The couple plan a farm near Brook Park after visiting relatives in Nebraska Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice V. ‘Knutson
C. A. Knutson
Estherville
Jasper E. Erickson
Brook Park
Minn
Estherville’ Lutheran Church
L. A. Mathre
Miss Marvel Knutson
Ruby Erickson
Minneapolis
Lloyd White
Carroll Knutson
Lloyd Larson
Darold Knutson
Everett Shaw
Celoris Jean Carlson
Betty Clampitt
Deloris Anderson
Kathryn Ann Horton
Reuben Gardin
Arthur Sandgren
Donald Sandgren
Rudolph Gardin
Harold Gardin
Ruth Gardin
Lydia DeLomary
Henry Knutson
Jack Harrison
Roger
St. James, Minn
PTA Committees Named Thursday by PTA Council
At a Roosevelt building PTA meeting committees were named. Nominating committee: Mrs. Howard Heidke, Mrs. William Bale, Mrs. Stanley Larsen. Auditing committee: Mrs. Dave Crawford and Mrs. William Recher. Mrs. George Schryver becomes Girl Scout council representative. A report on a recreation center was shelved until next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Roosevelt
Howard Heidke
William Bale
Stanley Larsen
Dave Crawford
William’ Recher
George Schryver
Girl ‘Scout
Eggs and fabrics guide local food and work attire
The article describes eggs as a key protein to bolster diets amid storage and transport limits, with tips to use eggs in noodles gravies custards and desserts. It also advises sturdy fabrics like cotton gabardine and twill for spring farm work, noting USDA tests support their durability beyond common fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Elizabeth Peterson
Towa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Immanuel Bible and Lutheran services schedule in Terris Iowa
Immanuel Bible School holds Saturday session at 2 PM and regular services Sunday at 11 AM with Sunday School at 10 AM. Beginning April 30, Immanuel Lutheran Church moves divine service to 10:30 AM and Sunday School to 10:30 AM. A pastor installation for Terris Lutheran Congregation is set for Sunday, April 28 at 8 PM. Various church activities and youth programs are listed through late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Bible School
Immanuel Lutheran Church
K. A. Horn
Schultz
Trosky, Minn
Immanuel Lutheran Congregation
Terris
Iowa
V-R
Wallingford Lutheran Church Schedule
Morning worship at 9:45 a.m. Rev J J Sharpness preaches. Sunday school and Bible classes at 11. Luther League at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday night at 8 80. Bible study and prayer session Thursday night at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sharpness
Luther League
Bible sermons and gospel service at Baptist Church
Pastor G B Foresti leads 10:00 Bible school and 11:00 worship service with the message An Apostles Expression. Evening program includes 7:00 B Y P U 7:30 pre church prayer 8:00 gospel service The Judgement Seat of Christ. Bible study Thursday April 27 on Jeremiah and Lamentations. You are invited to see this lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.Y.P.U
Senson
Christ
Faith Is the Victory at First Presbyterian
The service begins at 11:00 A M with Scripture from I John 6 and the sermon Faith is the Victory. Sunday school meets at 10:00 A M with Richard Lyman as general superintendent. Youth groups travel to Ringsted for a rally. Choir meets Wednesday 7 30 P M. Presbytery convenes in Ft Dodge next week with Emil J Kleveter as official representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lyman
Ft. Dodge Presbytery
Ringsted
Ft. Dodge
Emil J. Kleveter
Women's Council
V-R
Estherville Lutheran Church May Activities and World Action Sunday
Estherville Lutheran Church announces Second Sunday after Easter with Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, Luther League at 8 p.m. Confirmation class Saturday at 10. Willing workers Saturday afternoon. Hostesses Mrs Nasby and Nasby sisters. Choir practice Wednesday 7 45. Ladies Aid Thursday with hostess Mesdames Carlson, Ankrum, Harland, Christensen, and Kiddard. World Action Sunday May 7 worldwide offerings for Soldiers Service Centers and Orphaned Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Jake Nasby
Nasby
Ladies Aid
Harold Carlson
Fred Ankrum
Howard Harland
Einer Christensen
Eddie Kinnard
World Action
United States
World Action Sunday Brings Special Services and Potluck
Sunday school each week at 9 45 a m. Next service Sunday April 30 at 10 45 with Dr N A Larsen district president. Potluck dinner at noon and program at 2 o'clock. Observed as World Action Sunday with offering at forenoon service. Confirmation class Wednesday 2 45 p m Luther League Wednesday evening at Ollie Nasby home Mrs Ed Egertson assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Larsen
World Action
Luther League
Ollie Nasby
Ed Egertson
First Christian Church Scheduled April Activities
Rev. Fred D. Sawyer and Rev. Mark H. Scott announce services and programs for April. Sunday schedule includes Bible school 9:45 a.m. worship 10:50 a.m. remembrance and communion 11:16 a.m. youth fellowship 11:80 a.m. Candle Tip Hour at 7:00 p.m. The youth lead morning worship. Events include Brotherhood Convocation April 24-25 at University church Des Moines, Women's Council dinner April 25, High school play night April 26, choir practice April 26, family night April 27 with Happy Birthday Moms. Homecoming and mortgage burning May 30. May 7 evening union meeting features Rabbi Monroe Levens of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Demoney
Estherville
Hi Methodist
Methodist
Janice Miller
N. 7Th St
Jean and
Ralph McDonald
Young, Peoples
Church Bible School
Christian Youth Fellowship
Ratendar T
Brotherhood
University Church Cn
Wnion
Monroe Levens
Des Moines
Former editor buys Loheville paper interests
Charles Kinnan, former Arnolds Park News editor and Milford Mail linotype operator, acquired a half interest in the Lodeville Enterprise and Index about two weeks ago. He plans to move his family to Loferville and take an active part in publishing the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinnan
Arnolds Park News
Milford Mail
Lodeville Enterprise and Index
Kinnan
Vindicator Republican
Lofirville
NAREV ATTENDS NATL DAR CONFERENCE IN NEW YORK
Mrs H E Narev of Spirit Lake attended the National Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution in New York City last week. She is Reporter General to the Smithsonian Institution and enjoyed social courtesies accorded to national officers during the conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. KE. Narev
Spirit Lake
the Daughters of the American Revolution
New York City
Spirit Lake postmaster resigns after nine years
W. W. White, postmaster at Spirit Lake, has resigned his appointment. He submitted his resignation earlier and expected release by April 1 but has heard nothing from the department. White has served in Spirit Lake for nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. White
Spirit Lake
Mr. White
Arnolds Park Teachers Return for Coming Year
Six teachers at Arnolds Park school signed contracts for the next year, while some staff plan to quit or take jobs elsewhere. Supt. D B Prather signed a three year contract. Returning teachers include first grade fifth grade sixth grade eighth grade and home economics. The district will hire new teachers for second fourth seventh grades and a new bandmaster and music teacher. A commercial teacher is needed and an extra language and high school subject position may be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnolds Park School
Supt
D. B. Prather
Spirit Lake school board seeks nine faculty hires
Spirit Lake Consolidated plans to fill nine teaching positions for next school year as nine current members will not return. Open posts include English dramatics assistant coach junior high history English P T junior high geography reading history second grade and two third grades. Female teachers slated for roughly 18 to 25 percent raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake Consolidated School Board
RULES ON CANNING SUGAR FOR SUGAR APPLICANTS
The local ration board announces that canning sugar applicants need not send ration books with application R 323. Instead spare stamp No 87 in War Ration Book 4 will be used and must be attached to the application form for each person listed on the sugar application.
Evening event details with named hostesses listed
Day night on April 28 features hostesses Mrs. L. A. Aanonson Evelyn Knutson and Mrs. F. A. Winterton arranging the event. The readable lines name three women associated with hosting duties for an upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Aanonson
Evelyn Knutson
F. A. Winterton
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service and Meetings
Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Pastor L G Hinderaker holds morning worship at 10 am and service at 12 pm with Rev J J Sharpness preaching Choir practice Thursday night at 8 20 The Mission Society meets Friday and will join the PTA for a study on the recreation problem Installation of new officers is planned Roosevelt Auditorium on May 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sharpness
The
Mission ‘Society
P.T.A
Roosevelt Auditorium
Iowa ration timetable and coupon notes from wartime
A wartime ration update lists inspection periods for Class A through C rations and bulk coupons. It covers vehicle inspection cycles, fuel and gasoline coupon validity, and rules requiring owners to record license numbers on coupons. Sugar and processed foods stamps are noted as valid ranges, with directions for home canning and spare stamps.
Iowa University Commencement Set for April 25
The second semester of 1943-44 ends April 22 and the 84th commencement ceremonies will be held the next day April 25. The summer semester begins April 24 across seven eight week terms in seven colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Iowa
University of Iown
Severt Colleges
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Agnes Spoo
Holy Family Hospital
Hwestern Bell Telephone Company
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Jasper Erickson
PTA
PTA Council
Charenes
Immanuel Lutheran ‘Church
Roa. ‘Horn
Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Scientist
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Methodist Church
Cecil J. Semaps
Wallingford Lutheran Church
L. G. Hinderaker
G. B. Foresti
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Joseph F. Kennedy
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A
Union State Line
First Christian Church
Fred D. Sawyer
Mark H. Scott
Loheville Paper
H. E. Narev
Nat's Dar
Ww. W. White
Arnolds Park
Joe Marsh
Immanuel Lutheran Churgh
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Hatchery
Olympic
Estherville Ice Co
Brewing Industry Foundation
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