Mrs Beatty Guest of Honor at Spirit Lake Shower
Mrs Robert Beatty was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in Spirit Lake hosted by Mrs E J Beatty and Mrs C W Beatty at the E J Beatty home last Tuesday. The event featured formal afternoon activities and a lunch, with Mrs Beatty receiving many gifts. Guests included Center Lake club members and neighbors, including Mrs R V Beatty formerly Miss Annabelle Ellison. Mr and Mrs Beatty now reside in Spirit Lake where he works as a trucker for Grant Truck Line, headquartered there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beatty
Spirit Lake
E J Beatty
C. W. Beatty
Beatty
Center Lake Club
R V Beatty
Annabelle Ellison
Anna Ellison
Estherville
Grant Truck Line
Marriages in Graettinger and Emmetsburg
John Reeves and Marie Andersen wed at the brides parents home with Rev. Mandsager officiating. Viola Olesen and Lloyd Enger married at the Lutheran church with Rev. Thompson officiating. Both couples plan homes near Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reeves
Ben Reeves
Marie Andersen
Jorgen Andersen
M Mandsager
Lyle Anderson
Viola Olesen
Ole Olesen
Graettinger
Lloyd Enger
Hans Enger
Emmetsburg
M. C. Thompson
Thends
Mabel Swanson
Bid and Bye Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon at Home
The Bid and Bye club was entertained Saturday at the home of Mrs. Carl Mickelson. A lunch was served at 1:80 after which the guests spent the afternoon playing contract bridge. Mrs. Frank Logan and Mrs. Ella McCullough were guests at Saturday's meeting.
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Carl Mickelson
Frank Logan
Ella McCullough
Mrs Heiman Hosts U D E Club For Bridge Afternoon
Mrs Fred Heiman entertained U D E club members at her home Friday. After a noon luncheon the guests enjoyed an afternoon of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heiman
U. D. E. Club
Regular C. A. B. Club meeting hosted at Tone home
The C. A. B. Club held its Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Lucius Tone's home. Bridge across three tables awarded high to Mrs. Floyd Johnson and low to Mrs. Oley Anderson. Bingo prize went to Mrs. Otis Woods. A holiday luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs. Frank Logan and Mrs. Albert Heywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Tone
Floyd Johnson
Oley Anderson
Otis Woods
Bridge Club Enjoys Evening At Mrs Petersons Home
Members of the bridge club met Thursday at Mrs William Petersons home for contract bridge at two tables. After play, Mrs Peterson served lunch. Guests included Mrs Bernard Jackson and Mrs Roy Hoffman of Mason City. Present were Mrs Raphael Youman Mrs Don Spawn Mrs Tone Kately Mrs Lawrence Dickinson Mrs Dale Ferguson Mrs Fay Higgins and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peterson
Hi Lo Bridge Club Hosts Auction Bridge Afternoon
Mrs. George Kibbee welcomed Hi Lo bridge club members to her home on Tuesday afternoon. After a 1:15 dessert luncheon, guests spent the rest of the day playing auction bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kibbee
Hi-Lo
Dinner Club Hosts Friday Bridge Evening
A dinner bridge club gathered at a member’s home Friday night for a social evening. After dinner, the group spent the rest of the evening playing bridge and enjoying each other’s company.
Isacc Walton followers decorate home for club dinner
Is aac Walton followers used fish poles nets and other tackle to decorate the Osher home for a club gathering Friday evening. A northern pike caught last fall by Delbert Hinsch was served as the feature. Tables featured paper covers humorous fishing corner drawings and water colored fish. The dinner concluded with contract bridge won by Mrs. Delbert Hinsch and FK Rosendahl who received high score prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walton
J . Osher
Delbert Hinsch
FK Rosendahl
Mrs Joe Durham Hosts Bridge Club at New North Eighth Home
Mrs Joe Durham will entertain the members of her afternoon bridge club at her new home on north Eighth street Wednesday afternoon. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1:30 and the afternoon spent playing contract bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Durham
North Eighth Street
En tre Nous Bridge Club Meets at Gardston Hotel
Mrs F G Parsons hosted the En tre Nous bridge club on Thursday afternoon in the Blue Room of the Gardston hotel. A luncheon was served at 1:00 followed by an afternoon of bridge among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Parsons
Entre Nous Bridge Club
Gardston Hotel
Friday Bridge Party Honors Mrs Broadie at Gardston Hotel
Mrs Harlan Broadie was guest of honor at a Friday night event in the Blue Room of the Gardston hotel. Prizes went to Mrs Noel Higley for bridge, Miss Lois McKean for five hundred, and Mrs Oden Wee for the chinker check. A two course luncheon followed, with hostesses Mrs Lynn Fedderberg Miss Joe Pannell Mrs Frederick Coon and Mrs Marriott. Numerous gifts were presented to Mrs Broadie, and many guests were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Broadie
Gardston
Noel Higley
Lois McKean
Oden Wee
Lynn Fedderberg
Joe Pannell
Frederick Coon
Faye Roberts
Aubrey Loeschen
Robert Martyr
Fred Sternberg
Kenneth Bixby
Ed Harmon
William Higinbotham
Glen Olson
Roy Merriott
O. L. Anderson
Frank Pfaff
Purl Partello
Pauline Merriott
Arnold Mouritson
Ole Lilland
Floyd Coon
Trene Sunde
Baby Teeth and Early Dental Care
The first tooth appears around six months and by age two most baby teeth are present. Permanent molars emerge by ages six or seven, so baby teeth service spans about one sixth of life. Early dental visits by age two with regular checkups prevent decay, infections, and later facial or jaw issues, while delaying care risks nerve pain and broader health effects.
Wilder Dinner Party Hosts and Five Hundred Night
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wilder hosted friends at a Friday dinner at their home served at 6 30 pm. Afterward guests played five hundred with Mrs Ed Ault winning the ladies high score prize, James Simpson the men’s award, and Mrs Arthur Yates the traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wilder
Ed, Ault
James Simpson
Arthur Yates
Ault
Yates
H . Ammundson
Art Sumpter
Gerlaldine Blom
Eli Anfinson
Marie Erie
Henry Jenson
Walter Swanlntht
Wilner
Fragmented line hints at research progress and outcomes
A fragment notes development progress where the most favorable results are never attained. The incomplete sentence suggests ongoing scientific or technical work with ambitions unmet by the present stage, leaving readers with a sense of unrealized potential and continued effort.
American Boy reduces prices and expands content
The American Boy magazine announces price cuts to 10 cents per issue and 3.00 a year, or 2.00 for three years, while expanding the magazine with new fiction characters and an enhanced non fiction program. It will continue featuring popular heroes like Renfrew of the Canadian Mounted and Johnny Caruthers, plus added sports and adventure content and broader recognition of outstanding boys nationwide.
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Renfrew
Canadian ‘Mounted
Connie Morgan
Man Mattie
Square Jaw Davis
Johnny Caruthers
Flyer
Jim Tierney
Ted Moran
Alan Kane
Ted Dolliver
America
Social Roundup of Visits and Bridge Parties in Estherville
Mr and Mrs G H Morse spent the weekend in Des Moines visiting the Hilllards. Mrs E B Callendar returned to Cedar Rapids after a visit in Estherville. Leonard Carlson returned from Rochester Minn where he attended a clinic. Miss Frances Manthe returned to work at the telephone office after illness. Mr and Mrs WT Fitzgerald left for Long Beach Calif for the winter. Ella Davidson visited Mason City and Dallas with her son Harold Fox family. The Browns enjoyed Thanksgiving in Estherville with Mrs Davidson. Mrs Gilbert Amdahl hosted Easy Aces gathering with bridge prizes to Mrs Ora Brown and Mrs Mervin Eike. Mrs Arthur West won the consolation. Mrs Clarence Kurtz and Mrs Bernice Lee attended. A luncheon followed. Mrs Harry Coffie was honored at a Sidles party with bridge and prizes won by Mrs Merly Moller. Kay Dalton won low score. Centerpieces featured china baby shoes with sweet peas. gifts given to Mrs Coffie. Attendees included numerous local residents.
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Ella Davidson
Mason City
Harry Brown
Dallas
Texas
Harold Fox
Estherville
Davidson
Gilbert Amdahl
Ora Brown
Mervin Eike
Arthur West
Clarence Kurtz
Bernice Lee
Harry Coffie
Lester Sidles
Merly Moller
Kay Dalton
Moller
Miss Dalton
Josie Symley
Ernest Johnson
Robert Nielsen
Ralph Bryan
Glen Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Harold Hipple
Melvin Peterson
Sidles
Welfare League Meeting Set For December 16
The Community Welfare League will hold a Monday evening meeting December 16 in the courthouse. Members are urged to attend to finalize Christmas relief plans. A note on Value Watch cautions people to be careful where they walk and drive.
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Welfare League
Community Welfare League
Court House
Wa-Tan-Ye Christmas Party Thursday at Gardston Hotel
Wa-Tan-Ye members plan the annual Christmas party in the Blue Room of the Gardston hotel on Thursday evening. A 6:30 dinner precedes a brief business meeting and a social hour. Gift exchange names were drawn at the last meeting to occur during the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardston
Rural Ladies Hold Meeting At City Hall
In Estherville Emmet county residents gathered for Achievement Day planning. Twenty six rural homemakers evaluated Emmet county and discussed music health schools and libraries. Miss Mabel Phipps from Town State College led the morning discussion.
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Emmet County
Estherville
Mabel Phipps
Town State College
Achievement Day Plans At County Homemaking Exhibit
Prominent local leaders and committees gathered to outline plans for the spring Achievement Day. A county booth and subproject Health will be featured, with exhibits on homemaking practices from Nutrition Five taught by Frances Byrne. The event is set for mid March.
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Jews‘ State College
Frances Byrne
Homie
Russell Lair
Wm. Workins
Vernon Topp
K H Randa
Yule Gift Buying Runs Into Millions
The nation’s Santa Claus bill for gifts should reach about 281.2 million dollars this Christmas, per figures in the November issue by American Druggist. The table compares average family spending on presents with annual income across 82 cities, showing how households allocate funds for gifts versus earnings.
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Mrs. Reeves
Batty Crocker
Mary
Betty Crocker
Getty Crocker
Heiman
C. A.B. Club
Tone
Albert Heywood
Bridge Club
WM. Peterson
Hi-Lo Club
Kibbee
Osher
Mrs. Parson
D. G. Club
Ray Miller
Dewey Partello
George Smith
Wm. Sparks
Grachtinger
Cliff Hedrick
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Hollywood
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I0ua Cwld Welfare Research Station
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Wm. Schloeman
Minneapolis
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Ers
Aera
Nanven
Maga
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Pathfinder
Comfort (Inc
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Plymouth Rock
Aise
Silver Screen
Christian Herald
American Fruit
Greg Capper
Farmer
Leghorn World
American Phry, Jre
Breeder's Gazette
Rhode Inland Red
Poultry Tribune
G. H. Morse
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J. S. Hilliard
E. B. Callendar
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Carlson
Rochester
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WT Fitzgerald
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