Local News Roundup From Gunty News
Fern Rosik spends part of the week with the Ingvall children at Terris Ruth Leupold returns from Cedar Falls summer school Mr and Mrs George Reuland welcome first child a baby girl born Aug 26 Cul ture club to meet Sept 5 at Mrs J C Smith’s home Wayne Small elected lay delegate to quarterly conference at Algona Mrs Henry Olson elected alternate Everet Nelson hosts birthday gathering Ben Reed family from Spirit Lake visits Molesberry relatives A A Lewis family visits Rock Rapids Will Hanson John Swanson and son Harry visit Sioux City Ray Iseminger travels to Minneapolis for new scales Conrad and family visit Graettinger L Ton home Mrs Arno Reinitz family gathering in Comfrey Minn Burl Baker visits from Early Alma Ogle visits Minneapolis with Burl J McMullen and grandson Orion Landmark to Minnesota state fair Lynn Dean family gathers at Sioux Rapids Frank Smith family to visit Lake of the Woods area near Minnesota Miss Lucy Smith travels with family to Willmar then visit sister Mrs David Willman Rey Strong and family move to Spirit Lake Oscar Erickson dies in fall Supt Rosendahl called to Pioneer due to mother’s illness Krause of Lone Tree staying with Rosendahls during absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Rosik
Ingvall
Terris
Mias
Ruth Leupold
Cedar Falls
George Reuland
Culture Club
J. C. Smith
Wayne Small
Algona
Henry Olson
Everet Nelson
Little Friends
North Superior School
A. A. Lewis
Rock Rapids
Will Hanson
John Swanson
Harry
Sioux City
Ray Iseminger
Minneapolis
Greig
Conrad Fudge
Graettinger
L. Ton
Arno Reinitz
Comfrey
Minn
Reinitz
Burl Baker
Emory Ogle
Lynn Dean
Alma Ogle
Mr. Barnes
Union Grove
Wis
James Smith
Sioux Rap
Frank Smith
Minnesota
Elmer Meikle
Lake of the Woods
Lucy Smith
Willmar
David Willman
Rey, Strong
Spirit Lake
Theodore Erickson
Rake
Oscar Erickson
Rosendahl
Pioneer
Krause
Lone Tree
Social Roundup in Estherville and Surrounds
A busy weekend scene includes Misses Margaret Claus Churdan Olive Tweet Estherville visiting former schoolmates. Margaret Mereness guests of Nadine Stillman. Pickell and Bird families from Hollandale Minnesota visit relatives. Garden club postponement. new baby for Pederson family. Dolliver game at Hands Park ends in second inning. Local officials and teachers noted among visitors and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Claus
Churdan
Olive Tweet
Estherville
Margery Mereness
Nadine Stillman
L. P. Stillman
Louis Pickell
Betty
Hollandale
Minn
Mr. Pickell
A. H. Pickell
Guy Bird
Grover
Pickells
John Westrem
John Jr
James
Westrems
Florence
Dolliver
Forest City
Garden Club
R. J. Womack
Lloyd Terry
Shirley
Margery Jane
Terry
Henry Gellert
Worthington
Andrew Pederson
Pederson
Else Petersen
Pedersen
Elsie Petersen
Hands Park
Community Notices and Festival Parade Prizes
Carl Johnson moves family to Nancy Rowe house and son plans to quit farming for Saclair gas truck. Will Moore visits relatives in Sioux Rapids. Fern Rosik of Superior stays with Ruth Ingalls. Lavonne Wilson ill but improving. Clare Wilson and son back from Crystal Lake visit. Loyal Friends decorate float for festival. Campfire girls win first, North Side Dairy second, Community Boosters third. Merino family visits Ft. Dodge and attends parade. Kurtz and Hanvoer seek medical care in Lincoln. Maas of Milford and Jackson residents attend festival. Burton Newby and son visit from Jackson. Berniece Warner goes to Iowa City for nurse training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Nancy Rowe
Johnson
Saclair
Will Moore
Sioux Rapids
Fern Rosik
Superior
Ruth Ingalls
Lavonne Wilson
Lee Wilson
Clare Wilson
Crystal Lake
Loyal Friends Club
Fred Mohr
North Side Dairy
Phil Merino
Ft. Dodge
Gay Layman
Ralph
R. J. Kurtz
Herman Hanover
Lincoln
Neb
Henry Maas
Milford
Ray Anderson
Glenn Chapman
Jackson
Iowa soy bean acreage and production rise in 1933 report
Des Moines reports from the Weather and Crop Bureau show soy bean acreage increasing to 82,269 acres in 1933 up 78 percent. Production climbs from 570,029 bushels to 1,388,329 bushels, with hay soy beans down about 7 percent and total soy acres reaching 210,855. Davis and Black Hawk counties lead in harvested and total acreages, while western counties lag behind adoption. Soy beans cited as a viable late forage crop and a substitute where chinch bugs damage other cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Black Hawk County
Davis
Davis County
Shelby County
Plymouth County
Boone County
Northwest trip yields mixed notes on prices and scenery
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trunnel of Milford report a 7000 mile summer trip through the Northwest and into British Columbia and Alberta. They note high living costs in Canada, with hogs at 8 25 and bread at 16 cents, gasoline 35 cents, and oil 40 cents per quart, while Canadian gallons hold more than U S quarts. They praise Oregon and Washington but find conditions worse eastward from there, with poor grazing in the Dakotas and Montana. They saw President Roosevelt at Montana dam but crowd prevented hearing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Ray Trunnel
Milford
Portland
Ore
British Columbia
Alberta
Canada
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Dakotas
Roose—vell
California plague case reported in Dickinson County
Dr W M Mark of Lake Park reports one case of encephalomyelitis or California plague among Dickinson County horses. There are about ninety cases between Lakefield and Heron Lake and a few in the Sioux Valley district. One case at Fred Siemers farm five miles south of Lake Park is quarantined. serum allowed quick inoculation and likely recovery. No cases in Emmet county. The disease resembles infantile paralysis in people and is infectious. A drought monument found at Lake Beltona Minnesota. Lake Beltona has dropped to a low water level. a stone protrudes from the water with a Swedish inscription warning that it is time to grieve when the stone is seen. Marriage licenses listed for Meyer Gibbs and Pratt Stade. Miss Fae Yates of Chicago visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Mark
Lake Park
California
Dickinson County
Lakefield
Heron Lake
Sioux Valley
Fred Siemers
Minnesota
Emmet
Lake Beltona
Minn
Dreuth
Hjalmer Peterson
Buffalo
Alexandria
Carlton Vidette
Study of Living Shows What Can Be Done on $1,000 Per Year
A reader on incomes reveals many families live on 1 000 to 3 000 dollars yearly, with some in the 1 200 dollar range yet still maintaining homes and cars. The Procter & Gamble contest offers a 1 000 dollar yearly prize for life or 10 000 cash for a 100 word letter on Why Camay is Best. The winner gains freedom to plan life within reasonable limits and assures essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Procter & Gamble Company
Camay
Ace High Club Bridge Afternoon at Mrs Tims Hostess
Mrs W G Tims hosted Ace High club members for a one o'clock luncheon at Ralphs cafe and an afternoon of bridge. Attending were Mrs Kirt Allen Mrs Fred Albertson Sr Mrs Ed Brams Mrs Frank Weaver Mrs N R Ellsworth Mrs Harley Lambert Mrs G H Raife Mrs Ed Strube and Mrs Ralph Rousseau with guests Mrs George Shadle Mrs John Lyman and Mrs George Heyman. A RB Meeting to Be Held The first meeting of the Okamanpado chapter D A R will be held next Tuesday at Mrs W G Gordon home with Mrs James Cathe Miss Elizabeth Colt and Mrs M L Soeth of Wallingford as assistant hostesses. The program will be in charge of Mr Arthur Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace High Club
W. G. Tims
Ralph
Kirt Allen
Fred Albertson Sr
Ed Brams
Frank Weaver
N. R. Ellsworth
Harley Lambert
G. H. Raife
Ed Strube
Ralph Rousseau
George Shadle
John Lyman
George Heyman
Entertains and honors at informal party and dinner
Mrs Marie Harker entertained friends at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs John Rhodes Mrs Duane House of East Lansing Mich Mrs William Boice of Cedar Falls Miss Virginia Johnston and several others. Mrs E J Stockdale hosted a six oclock dinner Tuesday evening honoring her sister Mrs C E Ladd of Minneapolis visiting here followed by a theatre party with many attendees. Also listed are autos purchased by residents and Chas and Frank Fuss attending the Century of Progress with a big ballgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Harker
John Rhodes
Duane House
East Lansing
Mich
William Boice
Cedar Falls
Virginia Johnston
Harriet Osher
Betty Parsons
Katherine Rhodes
Frances Lough
E. J. Stockdale
Ralph
C. E. Ladd
Minneapolis
Lucy Bale
C. E. Birney
George Anderson
H. L. McMillan
E. W. Kerler
Herman Oransky
Hugh McTavish
Johnston
N. J. Lee
Frank Weaver
J. W. Morse
B. H. Brackett
George Lyon
L. M. Christensen
Sarah Bennett
W. A. Ladd
Charles Robinson
John Greig
Jay Howard
Wm. Boice
Dorothy Klopp
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Neill Finn
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S. B. Reed
L. J. Calvin
F. J. Davis
Anla Jean
Wilma Calvin
George Weber
J. C. Weber
I. J. Fowler
Hulda Clausen
Grant Cons
Ledyard
Miss Clausen
Grant
Carl Clausen
Jean McIlwraith
W. G. McIlwrath
Huntington Epworth
Yeager
Raymond Bonestetter
Corwith
van Camp's
Campbell’s Pork
Ann Page
T. S
BOKAR
Kraft’s
del Monte
White House Eoap
Calif
Pacific Coast
Pomona
Pacific
Duke
Prema
Nolxcibe
Parry
Bistillers
Qont Te Cokh
Norge Washers
Norge
Adams Electric Shop
F. Arnold Meyer
Mankato
Bernice R. Gibbs
Edwin D. Pratt
Fairmont
Fern E. Stade
Fae Yates
Chicago
Art Yates
Kansas City
A. J. Mellors
Rte
Golden Sun
Golden Sun Milling Co
Jensen & Sona
Herb M. Drey
Plymouth
J. Land
Ringsted
Chevrolet
A. E. Stringfellow
Geo. H. Robb
Ford
Compe
Harry Beck
Fran Tudor
Frank Hildreth
Clem Dotson
Armstrong
Clarence Hanson
G. H. Morse
Dodge
C. C. Ro
Chas
Frank Fuss
Century of Progress
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Oransky Stores
Mr. Farmer
Mathison
Iowa
Teenie- Weenie Grocery
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