Canning Demonstration Teaches Modern Methods at City Hall
Miss Annette Peterson from Iowa State College Extension Service led a home canning training school at City Hall on July 30. Women leaders from Red Cross, relief, clubs, PTA, League of Women Voters, Ladies Aid, and farm groups attended to learn hot pack canning, salt water steps, lemon juice aid, and pressure processing to ensure year round food supply and low-cost living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Peterson
Iowa State College
Emmet County
Red Cross
Relief Committee
Women's Clubs
Parent Teachers’ Association
League of Women Voters
Ladies Aid Societies
Miss Peterson
Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Peterson
Peter Son
Community Notes on Farm Work and Local Visits
Reuben Sampson heads to the Grachtinger area to work with threshing outfits this season. Numerous residents and visitors are listed: Carpenters repairing the Gammelgaard barn. Thomas Olson with Behrends threshing crew. Martin Lund for Jens Wiebey. James Ellerston for Paul Glassnapp. Dorothy Kruse with Mrs. Clarence King. and many social calls at the Kruse and other homes. The period covers threshing activity, farm labor, gatherings, a light rain delaying threshing, and a Silver Leaf club picnic at Coleman's graveyard on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammelgaard
Thomas Olson
Behrends
Martin Lund
Jens Wiebey
James Ellerston
Paul Glassnapp
Dorothy Kruse
Clarence King
E. C. Corderman
Kruse
Robert Bosold
Fred Kruse
Martin Vervold
King
Beulah Meiners
Jackson, Minn
Geo. Meiners
Art Engholm
George Waldieck
Martin Olson
Fenton
Don Kirby
Estherville
Tom Nivison
Annie Welsh
L. Berge
Kinderknecht
Maynard Olson
Mr. Schull
O. D. Johnson
Andrew Olson
Maurine Hanson
John Mickle
Ellerston
Perkins Threshing
Lev Kalvidt
Graettinger
N R Raleigh Area 4 H Girls Picnic Fort Defiance Park
In the Raleigh vicinity the N R G 4 H girls held a picnic at Fort Defiance state park on Tuesday afternoon. Numerous visits and social calls are noted including Mrs Russell Clumber and children, Mr and Mrs Walt Dillman of Wichita Kansas visiting John Dallman, and several families gathering at various homes. A 54th birthday event is not mentioned. a new girl was welcomed by Walter Kernan and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Defiance State Park
Russell Clumber
Walt Dillman
Wichita
Kans
John Dallman
Verda Frank
Harry Schnell
Muriel Bender
Lee Kamp
Happy Home Club
Terrace Park
Walter Kernan
Prank Taft
Thomas
Minneapolis
J. S. Shannon
Schwitter
Armstrong
Shirrell Olmstead
Raymond Shannon
H. Dallman
Elmer Simpson
Roy Simpson
John Graff
Harold
Delma Dyke
Pete Schmidt
Des Moines
A. Oldsen
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Mr. Oldson
Social and family visits fill Superior week
Mrs. Chester Howell and baby visited near Jackson with George Weis. Laurens residents Harry Coleman and family called on friends. Social Hour ladies closed the year hosting a picnic at the Christ home. Numerous locals and visitors from Ruthven, Spirit Lake, Estherville, Lake Park and more attended gatherings, funerals, birthdays, and a Red Cross meeting, with several trips to Cedar Falls and Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Howell
Jackson
Hattie Meikle
Louis Derry
Ft. Dodge
Lee Conlon
Armstrong
Miss Brandt
Ruthven
Geo. Prentice
John Mills
Freeborn
Minn
Harry Buckman
Minnie Wood
Sioux Falls
L. L. Weaver
Kate Miller
Chicago
A. J. Yoch
Leonard Cothers
Bonnie Rietz
Harold
Worthington
O. J. Shepard
J. C. Smith
H. E. Olson
Louis
Ralph McQuirk
Birney Hospital
Forrest Tow
Cedar Falls
A. A. Lewis
Rake
A. C. Bringle
Beth
Irma McMullen
Lake Park
C. E. Narey
Spirit Lake
Augusta Olson
Ben Perkins
Ellsworth
Estherville
George Kruse
Min
Hasche
Little Rock
Doty
Ruth Leupold
Trene
Mildred Thierman
Miss Muncie
West
Gull
Ellsworth News Local visits and social rounds Tuesday
Ray Jensen acted as caller at Huntington while the Johnson children visited Estherville. Lewis Valenan family and others were in town Tuesday afternoon. Albert Matthies called near Dunnell Tuesday evening. Various locals helped harvest, hosted parties, or visited in Estherville and Dunnell, with a Ladies Aid pie and ice cream social drawing a good crowd. Notables include Rosburg calling in Estherville and Sidles visiting relatives, plus Honeywell activities around the Ray Jensen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jensen
Huntington
Johnson
Estherville
Lewis Valenan
Albert Matthies
Dunnel
Charlie Rinthart
Floyd Sharar
Dunnell
Fred Johnson
Robert Maidment
Allen Rusert
Keith Schultz
Agard
Harry Rosburg
Jess
Dick Sidies
Albert Cole
Ladies Aid
Hans Harvego
Frank Harris
Elvera
Lila Sidles
John Sidles
Dorothy Sidles
Hybrid plot trials at Gruver farm test eight corn hybrids
August Rosenberger conducts field trials of eight hybrids from Mr. Chappins Sioux City Seed & Nursery Co and others on Gruver farm with Golden King corn. Special Hybrid from Farmer Seed & Nursery Co and Hybrid 201 from Funk Bros are among those tested with potash fertilizer. County agent Max McMillin notes results to be shared this fall and hopes some hybrids mature early for local planting. Public invited to visit and view growing trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Rosenberger
Max McMillin
Mr. Chappins
Faribault
Minn
Sioux City Seed & Nursery Co
Sioux City
Farmer Seed & Nursery Co
M&nn
Northrup
King & Co
Minneapolis
Henry Field Seed Co
Shenandoah
Funk Bros
Bloomington
MocMillan
Rosenberger
Local Social News and Family Visits Update
Mrs Irving Martens and others accompanied Miss Geneva Richards of Nashua visiting here to Sibley where Richards will spend a week with her aunt Mrs W Willer. Several residents and visitors enjoy gatherings. a fatal accident occurred when a two year old died after a car overturn near Superior. relatives attend funerals in Champ. The Sticktuil club meets Ruby Nelson. Sept 1 picnic planned at Fort Defiance State Park. threshing begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Martens
J. A. Richards
Alice Martens
Geneva Richards
Nashua
Sibley
Miss Richards
W. Willer
Helen Clemenson
Terrill
Dorothy Welnitz
Des Moines
Ringsted
Claud Jackman
Ed Lau Sen
L. F. Gage
Robert Wheatley
Sabo
Keith Nelson
Gibbon
Minn
Wm. Wilson
Betty
Chicaso
Claus
Alice Anderson
Cannon
Superior
H. J. Anderson
Maurer Campaign Rally In Washington With Norman Thomas
Vice President James H Maurer socialist candidate for vice president waged a vigorous campaign in Washington last week addressing a mass meeting at the Auditorium and later speaking to the Bonus Army in camp Norman Thomas accompanied the candidate in the event noting strong socialist support and organizational energy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Maurer
View
Norman Thomas
Washington
Bonus Army
Old Time Reunion At The Frank Home
Forty six old timers met at the country home of Mr and Mrs Jens Frank for their annual reunion on a July evening. The gathering included former Terri school mates their husbands wives children in laws and out laws with music games and a sing along. Ice cream and cake followed the social and the hosts were praised for their hospitality and warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri
Counry
Jens Frank
Ths
London Bridge
Tomy-Lou
Novam
W. W
C. A. Pickering
Tool
Rivera
Charlotte
Eva Hewitt
Berniece Tweeden Keeting
Chas. Pickering
Stanish
N. D
Della Pickering Wison
Traer
Iowa
Amy Green Metzger
Grand Junction
Mabel Brown Rohlf
Grace Brown Littell
Littell
Estherville
Alfred Gibson
Spencer
Nellie Bean Wallace
Des Moines
Ora Taylor Hipple
Frank
Low Operating Income for Western Class I Railroads
For the first five months of this year Western district Class I railroads show a net railway operating income at the annual rate of return of 0.31 percent on property, down from 1.86 percent in the same period in 1931. National Class I railroads show 1.11 percent for the first five months of 1932, versus 2.12 percent in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District
United States
Air lines carry 170 498 passengers in first five months 1932
An Aeronautics Branch report shows 170 498 passengers aboard 32 scheduled U.S. lines and 363 337 pounds of express carried in the first five months of 1932. May brought a clear rise in passengers, express and total miles flown across the period. Fruit stains removal tips follow, including warm water for most fabrics and lemon juice for blue or grey stains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
AIR Lines
Continental United States
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
M. D. Helser
Colorful lounging pajama fashion and lake shore removals
The piece notes the latest lounging pajama styles in crepe de chine trousers with a high waist tunic in Chinese brocade, contrasting colors, and tunics in white with red, green, or gold trousers. It also reports the Iowa State Board of Conservation starting removal notices for lakeshore obstructions, moving an old Hartman Eagle boat house to a cottage, and extending the state board walk from Witte stand to the state pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
State Board of Conservation
Iowa
Hartman Eagle Boat Line
A. L. Peck
Cc. P. Benit
State Pier
Ray Butler
Arnolds Park
State Board
Witte
Board of Conservation
H. Leland
Wilson and
Arp Bros
Peck
Inn
Manhattan
Leland
Glass Walled Death Chamber in Indiana Tested on Flies
In East Chicago Indiana a glass walled death chamber screens tests of Sinclair P D Insect Spray. A million flies per year are bred for 10 minute tests using a precise spray mix to ensure a batch meets the Sinclair standard. The chamber proves the product kills pests yet is harmless to humans and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sinclair Refining Company
Sinclair P. D
East Chicago
Sinclair
P. D
Philadelphia
Bonus Army visitor at Swea City with longtime barber
Jennings a member of the Bonus Army spent the weekend in Swea City visiting ex service men and recalling seven weeks in Washington D C. He and Ed Berg both served in the First division in France. He notes 33000 men camped at Anacostia flats and discusses motives for joining the camp. Jennings supports immediate government payment of the bonus but doubts Washington action. An old barber chair shop was used at the camp where he cut hair for pay or free. He praises Hoover for helping working men live without work, and laments no employment since returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Swea City
Washington, D. C
Ed Berg
Los Angeles
France
Anacostia Flats
Washington
Hoover
Notice of Proof of Will in Emmet County Iowa
District Court in Emmet County Iowa issues notice that a document claiming to be the last will of M C Coady, who died August 15 1923, was filed and set for hearing at 10 a m on August 15 1932 at the Estherville Court House. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed as the will. Dated Estherville July 16 1932. (Seal) Irwin C Nichols Clerk of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Iowa
M. C. Coady
Estherville
District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
AMES
Quaker Oats
Quaker Oats Co
Gunty News
Reuben Sampson
Grachtinger Vicinity
Henry Valen
Bert Schultz
Clyde Martin
Silver Leaf Club
Coleman
Crare
Rex Smith
Chase Smith
Jim Gray
Albert Sternberg
Ralph Hartman
Walter Williams
Earl Barfoot
Dolliver
Lewis Harris
Monterey
Agaard’s
Nick Chesley
Sherburn
Earl Ho
Raleigh Vicinity
Rer
Ellsworth News
Gruver
West Emmet
Beacon City
MARY_MARSHALL
Lake Shore
Franklin Roosevelt
al Smith
Roosevelt
Bologna
Swea City Herald
Irwin C, Nichols
Andrew Sunde
Sefore
Phan Re Eee
Stenee Lee Jones & Co
Lincoln Street
B. B. Anderson
F. O. Griffen
Hartley
Lake Region
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