Regular A go I go club meeting and picnic
Monday afternoon the A go I go club met with Indies guest Mrs Ernest Roben to quilt blocks. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs Emma Clements and Mrs Walter Scott and baby Rauch received a gift. treasurer booster prize went to Mrs George Bartleman buffet luncheon followed. Next month the meeting will be at Mrs Everett Shull's home on Sept 9. A picnic at Ft Defiance state park drew several young women to Arnolds Park after supper. Attending included Misses Pearle Ellwanger Hazel Ross Nina Sunde Lillian Sunde Vivian Norgaard Bernice Landmesser Arlene Reid Beth Bringle Lorraine Clark Irma McMullan. Invited but absent were Mrs William Cook Mrs Marvin Torveen Mrs Kenneth Swanson Mrs Donald Coleman and Mrs Barney Voux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Ernest Roben
Emma Clements
Walter Scott
Rauch
Treasury
George Bartleman
Ft. Defiance State Park
Arnolds Park
Pearle Ellwanger
Hazel Ross
Nina Sunde
Lillian Sunde
Vivian Norgaard Bernice Landmesser
Arlene Reid
Beth Bringle
Lorraine Clark
Irma McMullan
William Cook
Marvin Torveen
Terris
Kenneth Swanson
Donald Coleman
Barney Voux
Smith Family Ten Day Visit Feting in Estherville
Mr and Mrs A P Smith and two sons Allen and Philbrook of Caldwell New Jersey, guests of Mrs E D Igon grandmother Mrs Sarah Wilder and relatives, left for home after ten days of gatherings. They enjoyed a Riverside park picnic with locals including Mrs Lyon, Mrs Wilder, Mrs Clarence Wilder, and guests Mr and Mrs Chet Alberts Fay, Mr and Mrs Orin Register and two children Dunnell Minnesota. A second day saw Estherville residents and visitors at Arnolds Park for a picnic and a final evening weiner roast at the Silcox home near Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Smith
Allen and
Philbrook
Caldwell
N. J
Smith
E. D. Igon
Sarah Wilder
Riverside Park
Smith's
Lyon
Wilder
Clarence Wilder
Chet Alberts
Fay
Orin Register
Dunnell
Minn
Howard Silcox
Huntington
Estherville
Arnolds Park
Silcox
Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting Hosts Guests at Gardston Hotel
Mrs J M Fredericksen hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge gathering in the Gardston Hotel blue room. After a 1 15 dessert luncheon the group played bridge with guests Mrs Leonard Carlson and Mrs C J Treglawny joining members Mrs Harold Moklestad Mrs William Schloeman Mrs Woodrow Wilson Mrs Donald Hansen Mrs L M Wogan Mrs James McGarth Mrs George Brunskill Mrs Lorraine Silverberg and hostess Mrs J M Fredericksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fredericksen
Gardston Hotel
Leonard Carlson
C. J. Treglawny
Harold Moklestad
William Schloeman
Woodrow Wilson
Donald Hansen
L M. Wogan
James McGarth
George Brunskill
Lorence Silverberg
Hubert Schrodt
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting of Packinghouse Local No 79
The Ladies Auxiliary of Packinghouse Workers Local No 79 meets tonight at Mrs Herbert Fransen home. The business meeting will be called to order at 8 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packinghouse Workers Local No. 79
Herbert Fransen
Mrs Crim Attends Daughter’s Frugal New York City Wedding
Mrs L E Crim left yesterday for New York City to attend the private church wedding of her daughter Carol Jeanne to Serge Agadjanian son of Dr and Mrs Gagik Agadjanian. The ceremony will be at seven oclock Friday evening with only family and close friends present. The groom recently completed liberal arts college work and will begin a position in New York City, while the bride has been employed there for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Crim
New York City
Carol Jeanne
Serge Agadjanian
Gagik Agadjanian
Miss Crim
West Des Moines Girl Weds Clyde Christ
Miss Mildred Karr of West Des Moines, daughter of J. W. Karr of Los Angeles, Calif., married Clyde Christ of Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christ of Superior, in a 5 30 pm ceremony at the study. Rev. George Serrill of Spencer officiated. Attendants were the bridegroom’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Karr
West Des Moines
J. W. Karr
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Christ of
Spencer
Charles Christ
Superior
George Serrill
First Church of Christ of
Degree of Honor meeting and drill practice
The Degree of Honor will hold a 7:30 pm regular meeting Friday in the I O O F hall followed by drill team practice. National drill captain Mrs Anna Wooley will be with brth Saturday afternoon at the hall for a visit. Also notes of a vacation trip through the east by Mr and Mrs Wayne Currell and family with a stop at the New York World Fair. Otto Fagre of Minneapolis visited for his wife and brought along their nieces Dorothy and Anna Mae Fagre for a visit at the Waters home. Leo Waters recalls his first auto ride 30 years ago and Dr C E Birney invited him for a ride in a horseless carriage near Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wooley
Wayne Currell
East
Otto Fagre
Minneapolis
Oscar Fagre
Dorothy
Anna Mae Fagre
Floodwood
Minn
Leo Waters
Estherville
C. E. Birney
Waters
Huntington
Vacationers and visitors span Estherville week
A long list of residents and guests are noted in Estherville. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tibbetts vacation in northern Minnesota, visitors arrive from Yerington Nevada and Emmetsburg, and many locals travel or host relatives. A few incidents include Vern Beauman breaking an arm at the Harker-Beauman Lumber Co. plant, while others plan trips to Duluth, Lincoln, and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Guy Tibbetts
Northern
Minnesota
Vern Beauman
Harker- Beauman Lumber Co
Coleman Hospital
COMING GRAND EX PLAYS DETECTIVE TURNED CROOK
Edmund Lowe stars as a top confidence man in I Love You Again at the Grand this Sunday and Monday with William Powell and Myrna Loy. The film follows a man waking from eight years of amnesia to find a wife, a bank account, and a pottery works, and his race to catch up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lowe
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Lowe
Philo Vance
Amesia
Hospital Notices And Births In Northwestern Towns
Miss Nelda Ulrich and Miss Marie Berge had tonsils removed on Monday. Harry Cropley and Billy Kerr had tonsil removals on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ricke welcomed a son born August 1 in Graettinger. Mrs. I. F. Sampson and Mayr Lee Harmon and Mimi MacLorty had tonsils removed on various days. Mr. and Mrs. John Helgason welcomed a son born Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Stow welcomed a daughter born Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Hospital
Nelda Ulrich
Jackson
Marie Berge
Harry Cropley
Gordon Ricke
Graettinger
I. F. Sampson
Grover
Billy Kerr
John Helgason
Mayr Lee Harmon
Spirit Lake
Mimi MacLorty
Okoboji
William Stow
Dolliver
Blind pianist Ho bart to perform Aug 15 at Dunnell
Claire Hobart, blind pianist composer and Gustavus Adolphus graduate, will give a concert at Immanuel Lutheran Church Dunnell on August 15 after a tour in the western United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VLA
Dunnell
Emmetsburg Man Named Aid de Camp for Iowa VFW
Henry Willingham of Emmetsburg was named Aid de Camp of the Iowa VFW department and issued credentials to perform prerogatives for the current department year. He serves as assistant to the state commander and adjutant in statewide conventions and activities. He was honored for past leadership with the Emmetsburg post. Over 800 turkey hens were shipped to eastern markets, the first such shipment from the area this year. birds weighed 14 to 16 pounds and Eglis have about 6,000 turkeys this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa V
Emmetsburg
Manson, In
C. B. Egil
Eglis
Neighbors Help With Funeral Expenses In Emmetsburg
Subscriptions circulated among Emmet county friends to aid the Frerichs family after the sudden illness and death of Mrs. Elsa Marie Frerichs nee Andressen. She died at home two miles north of Emmetsburg after bowel obstruction. Funeral services were held at Immanuel German Lutheran church Estherville conducted by Rev. Waener. She was born November 18 1902 in Germany, immigrated with her parents, confirmed in 1922, and married Fritz Frerichs in 1933. Surviving are her parents husband four children three sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Fritz Frerichs
Frerichs
Edo Andressen
Dolliver
Emmetsburg
W. E. Waener
Edwin
Christina
Marvin
Allen
John Deling
Dunnell
Minnesota
Wm. Knefner
Truman, Minn
Melvin Hockett
Estherville
Bees swarm through Swea City home causing minor damage
Section foreman and Mrs Otto Swanson were visited by five swarms of bees Friday and Saturday. Two swarms entered the house walls, one on an apple tree, one in the chicken house, and a third came through a floor opening into the dining room. The Herald notes these occurrences. The state of Iowa owns 74 parks and preserves totaling 20 815 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Swanson
Swea City
Herald Reports
Church and Union services and Christian Science lessons
Church News lists Sunday morning services at 11:00 o'clock and 9:00 o'clock for Union State Line Church with a 9:00 am Sunday school, plus Thursday prayer meeting and Saturday afternoon volunteer work with hostesses Mrs. Victor Mortenson and Mrs. K J Ersland. Also notes Spirit lesson sermons in all Churches of Christ Scientist for August 11, with passages from Psalms 143 and II Corinthians 5 1 6 and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Mortenson
K. J. Ersland
Union State Line
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Tabernacle
Immanuel Lutheran to Attend Special Walther Camp Service
After a service last Sunday the congregation accepted an invitation to a 10 30 a m service at the Walther League Camp Lake Okoboji next Sunday. There will be no service or Sunday school at the church. Pastor Berkner Fort Wayne Ind will speak. Youth meeting Tuesday 8 00 p m in the church basement and Sunday school teachers meeting August 13 at 8 00 p m to discuss an important teaching program change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
Lake Okoboji
Berkner
Fort Wayne
Ind
Thought Gems Striving: Quotes on Perseverance and Struggle
A collection of quotations on striving and perseverance from Anon Burke Sidney Eddy and New Testament reflection. It notes that most people aim to master life through effort and discipline. The item also mentions nearly two thirds of a million students enrolled in Iowa public and private schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Burkett
Philip Sidney
Mary Baker Eddy
Iowa
Tempting Temper Tantrums in Toddlers and Parental Guidance
Temper tantrums in the second and third years stem from unmet desires and limited abilities. Parents should analyze home limits, offer substitutes, and calmly ignore disruptive behavior to foster stability. A loving, patient approach reduces anger outbursts and supports secure bonds.
Handling a Child’s Tantrum Through Calm Delay
The guidance suggests postponing discussions about the root problem to a later time and keeping remarks about the tantrum minimal. It emphasizes that a child absorbs your attitude more through actions than through explicit words.
Tomatoes hold vitamins for years says Iowa study
Ames Aug 6 A nutrition study from Iowa State College shows canned tomatoes stored at room temperature for up to eight or four years retain vitamin A. Researchers Swanson Nelson and Stevenson report rats unaffected by canning duration and note a serving of tomatoes can supply substantial vitamin A, aiding disease resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Pearl P. Swanson
P. Mabiel Nelson
Gladys Stevenson
University of California
Farm Science Reporter
College Quarterly
V.R
Black and White Highway Signings and Usage
A study outlines black and white highway signs with oblong vertical formats for regulations such as speed limits no U turn and parking restrictions while horizontal oblongs convey distances city and river names and state lines. Arrows mark direction with one way streets. The piece notes future discussion on signs and misuse and mentions Cornell College Mt Vernon Iowa where about two thirds of students contribute to self support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.R
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
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la Grange
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Cedar Rapids
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Romaine
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San Diego
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Lincoln Nebraska
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Den
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Art Williamson
Dubuque
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Chas. Jones
J. P. McDermott
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People’s Gas Company
Roy Eib
Chicago
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Redwood Falls
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Chester
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Martinton, Il
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Norman Maine
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C. D. Hause
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Betty Crocker
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