Children’s Christmas Letter From Estherville Family
A 1932 Estherville letter from Miss Emmett Ann Anderson and Miss Mae Rose Anderson requests gifts for family members. The notes mention Santa Claus, ages twelve and eight, a four year old, a ten month old, and parents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Anderson, Estherville Iowa Route 1 Box 72.
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Estherville
Laws
Santa Calas
T. E. Anderson
Emmett Ann Anderson
Iowa
Sante. Claus
Mae Rose Anderson
Dear Santa Claus Letters From Estherville Children 1932
A 1932 collection of letters from Estherville Iowa children to Santa Claus. Girl Janice Ziemer requests dolls and a buggy for herself and sister plus a guitar for brothers. Mary Ann Hennick asks for a ring dress wrist watch beads and a doll. another child asks for a motorboat and an airplane toy.
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Estherville
Iowa
Santa Claus
Janice Ziemer
North 5Th Street
C. J. Hennick
Dear Santa Letters From Estherville Children
A collection of 1932 Christmas requests from Estherville Iowa children. Letters to Santa Claus list desired gifts including ice skates, mittens, sleds, blocks, overalls, watches, dolls, and toys. Names such as Vera Hennick Lloyd Hennick Arthur Weiland and Ruth Hennick appear along with family references and local addresses.
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Estherville
Iowa
Goodby Santa Claus
Etta Hennick
Clarence John Hennick
Vera Hennick
Santa
North Pole
Frank Weiland
Arthur Weiland
Social Items Roundup of Club Activities
A. B. club host Mrs. Geo Conley at her home Wednesday with a 1 pm dinner and social afternoon. College girls gym class guests at a covered dish supper and a basketball game. Men's Bridge Club met for 7 pm dinner at J. E Stockdale home and played duplicate contract. American Home department of the Woman's club hosts Christmas party Wednesday at Mrs. F H Rhodes home with carols and gift exchange. Past presidents of the American Legion auxiliary tie quilts at Legion hall over a covered dish lunch. Priscilla club of the Methodist church hosts Thursday at Mrs. Chas Coon home. regular meeting moved from Friday due to Red Cross sewing.
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College Girls
Max Lynn
Bridge Club
J. E Stockdale
American Home Department
The
Woman's Club
F. H. Rhodes
Thomas
Lennard Carlson
George Robb
Ay Lyman
R. E. Sondrol
Priscilla Club
Methodist Church
Chas. Coon
Christmas Luncheon Hosts Recap At Ehlers Home
Entertain at luncheon Thursday at one o'clock hosted by Mrs. Fred Ehlers and Mrs. Wilbur Thorndyke at Mrs. Ehlers residence. A two course repast was served at five tables with Christmas decor, red and green, and lighted tapers. Afternoon auction bridge enjoyed, with tallies reflecting the festive motif.
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Fred Ehlers
Wilbur Thorndyke
Christmas Socials and Class Gatherings Round Bethel Sunday School
Ada Eveleth hosts Bethel class at North Fifth Street with Christmas decor and gift exchange after the business meeting. Gustafsons entertain friends with bridge at two tables and a luncheon. Gamaloga class meets at Lewis home for regular session and social time with hostess served refreshments. Sophomore class party at high school corridor features a German band skit prophecy jokes and indoor games followed by lunch. Filo D. Owen serves as advisor.
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Ada Eveleth
Bethel
Union Baptist Sunday School
North Fifth Street
Baptist Church
C. 8. Lewis
Sophs
Filo D. Owen
Duo Decim to Host Luncheon and Card Games
Duo Decim ngldge club members will dine at a luncheon at the Gara ston hotel with Mrs L E Stockdale as hostess. Afterward they will play contract at the Stockdale home. Remainder of the afternoon will be spent informally with members listed including Mrs L C Doolittle and Mrs M E Wilson. Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary met and elected officers, then tied a quilt for the Welfare League before a covered dish luncheon.
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Duo
Decim
Garaston’ Hotel
L. E. Stockdale
Stockdale
D. D. D. Club
Irwin Robinson
L. C. Doolittle
M. E. Wilson
Roy Ridley
Edna Barker
S. Bevan
G. H. Morse
R. S. Clark
Robinson
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Ehlers
D. H. Howard
Brink
Treas
Arthur Fossum
Welfare League
Voters League Meeting Speakers Topics Set
H N Jensen of the taxpayers association speaks at a League of Women Voters gathering this afternoon. The agenda includes department by department coverage of topics under each League unit.
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Voters League
H. N. Jensen
Tax Payers Association
League of Women Voters
League
Fine Arts Club Meet Announces Talks and Exchange
Fine Arts to meet with the Woman's club department on Thursday. Mrs N B R McKerral will host. Miss Henrietta Miller discusses Egypt. Miss Bessie Mewhirter previews holidays in many lands. Mrs J W Morse named music chairman. An exchange of gifts planned. Also announced is the forthcoming marriage of Miss Ethel West of Estherville to Merl Landmesser of Dickinson County on December 28 at St Patrick's church.
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Fine Arts
The
Woman's Club
N. BR. McKerral
Henrietta Miller
Egypt
Bessie Mewhirter
J. W. Morse
Ethel West
Estherville
Merl Landmesser
Dickinson County
St. Patrick’s Church
Mildred Frank Green
Gilmore City
Landmessr
California Faces Rare Arctic Chill Across State
California endured below freezing temperatures after a frigid weekend with reports of 28 and 32 degrees in various regions. Sacramento, typically mild, dropped to 28, the coldest since 1888, while San Francisco recorded near record lows and a brief snowfall. Weather officials cited an unusual cold air mass from Canada and Alaska.
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California
Sacramento
Canada
Alaska
EB. H W. Bowrie
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Fort Point
Golden Gate
Phillips Milk of Magnesia and Dental Magnesia Advised
Excess acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness about two hours after eating. The quick fix is an alkali that neutralizes acid, but Phillips' Milk of Magnesia has been a standard for fifty years. A single spoonful neutralizes many times its volume in acid, is harmless and tasteless, and acts quickly. Also promoted is Phillips' Dental Magnesia for clean teeth and healthy gums to guard against acid mouth.
Snow and cold sweep Northwest with crop and city impact
Telecommunication officials note demand surge not seen since the Akron incident. Lincoln Park area residents golf on snow covered fairways. San Francisco peninsula artichoke crops suffer about 25000 dollars damage. Oregon and Washington endure sub zero weather, Nevada also frozen. Elk a records eight degrees below zero.
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Akron
Lincoln Park
San Francisco
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Elka
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J. C. Penneys
China
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MAS Headquarters
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