Estherville county auxiliary meeting hosted in city hall
About fifty members attended the county region auxiliary meeting at Estherville city hall Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Dundas of Armstrong led the business session with officers Mrs. Ed Soram and Mon B n Mereness. Entertainment included a local program with songs, piano and a radio skit. Bingo finished the afternoon and prizes went to Mrs. R Pape and Mrs. Sor en Nielson. A lunch followed, chaired by Mrs. M. P. Reid and Mrs. C. M. Donovan with several helpers.
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County Region
Estherville City Hall
Mary Dundas
Armstrong
Ed Soram
Satherville
Mon B.n Mereness
Deshees
Estherville Indies
Mra Broest Smith
Das Howard
Irving Ellerston
Guy Tibbetts
Ernest Smith
Dan Howard
R Pape
Soren Nielson
Halfa
Estherville
M. P. Reid
C. M. Donovan
Andrew Sunde
Vern Treadway
B. Collins
Fred Larson
F. G. Weir
E. M Munson
Lawrence Jensens Host to Bridge Club Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jensen hosted their bridge club at home on Wednesday. Auction bridge ran at three tables with high scores won by Mrs Elmer Jacobs and Roy Thrush, while Mrs Jensen took the low score prize. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Thrush and members Mr and Mrs Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Don Woosey, Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderson, Mr and Mrs Donald Hansen, and Mr and Mrs Jensen.
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Lawrence Jensen
Elmer Jacobs
Roy Thrush
Jensen
Jacobs
Don Woosey
Arnold Anderson
Donald Hansen
Past Chiefs Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The Past Chiefs hosted Mrs. Robert Penn for a Wednesday evening event. Officers elected were President Mrs. Penn, Vice President Mrs. Anna Wylder, Secretary Miss Eleanor Smith, and Treasurer Mrs. John Hemmingson. Members present included Mrs. Emil Hoffman and others. Guests were Miss Ruby Hemmingson and Miss Ruth Penn.
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Robert Penn
Penn
Anna Wylder
Eleanor Smith
John Hemmingson
Emil Hoffman
Lee Eveleth
Maude Dayton
J. Diltz
Walter Shultz
Hattie Os
Miss Townsend Hosts Bridge Evening for Friends
Miss Ethel Townsend entertained at her apartment on Wednesday evening with a 5 30 dessert supper and a bridge session. Guests included Miss Mildred Shuttler Ruth Patten Imogene Knutson Virginia Hill Josephine Lambert Lola Wilson and Harriet Holland.
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Ethel Townsend
Miss Townsend
Mildred Shuttler
Ruth Patten
Imogene Knutson
Virginia Hill
Josephine Lambert
Lola Wilson
Harriet Holland
Past Matrons Hostesses Plan Friday Meeting
Mrs Guy Noel and Mrs J W Peterson will host the Past Matrons Friday afternoon. A 1 15 lunch will be served at the Presbyterian church. After lunch the group will meet at the Noel home for a business session and social hour.
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Guy Noel
J. W. Peterson
Presbyterian Church
Noel Home
Civics Current Topics meeting at Mrs Rhodes home
The Civics Current Topics Department of the Woman's Club will meet Monday February 5 at the home of Mrs F H Rhodes with Mrs E M Munson leading and Mrs Harry Simpson reviewing a magazine article. The Odd Fellows dance Friday February 2 in their hall with Otto Larson orchestra providing music. members and friends invited.
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The
Woman’s Club
F. H. Rhodes
E. M. Munson
Lesos
Harry Simpson
Odd Fellows
Otto Larson
Legion Auxiliary to Hold Regular Meeting Tuesday Evening
Legion Auxiliary members plan a regular meeting on Tuesday evening February 6 at 8 00 in the Legion club rooms Irving Ellerston and George Bale returned Thursday from Chicago where they attended the road building show R E Everds who also attended the meeting returned Wednesday
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Irving Ellerston
George Bale
Chicago
R. E. Everds
Jackson Child Study Club Meets Tuesday
The Jackson Child Study club will meet at the home of Mrs. Wm. Higinbotham at 421 South Tenth Street on Tuesday February 6 at 2 15 PM The meeting includes a radio talk from station WOI Learn To Think by Mrs May Pardee Youtz of the State University of Iowa All patrons of the school are welcome
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Jackson
Wm. Higinbotham
South Tenth Street
WOI
May Pardee Youtz
State University of Iowa
Grand Animators Craft First Dubbed Animation Technique
Paramount's Gulliver's Travels debuts a pioneering dubbing method in Hollywood history. Director Dave Fleischer used pencil animations cut into the final color film to sync scoring and dubbing, with Victor Young’s underscore guiding the entire picture and Paramount's orchestra recording the score.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Gulliver
Dave Fleischer
Fleischer
Victor Young
Paramounts Symphony Orchestra
Young
Gulliver's Travels Created By Miami Colony of 600
Six hundred artists and staff labored year in a Miami studio to produce Max Fleischer's full length animated feature Gulliver's Travels. They rented a new studio, built a Miami workforce, and built the project from story conferences to model searches. Voices were cast from radio talent, and Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger contributed the score. Backgrounds totaled 126000 drawings, with nearly a million animation sketches produced.
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Max Fleischer
Gulliver
Good Housekeeping
Mary Hamman
Fler
Miami
New York
Florida
Fleischer
Sam Parker
WIOD
Jessica Dragonetté
Princess Glory
Lanny Ross
Leo Robin
Ralph Rainger
Hollywood
Pot Luck Supper Club Hosts Evening With Jensen
Mr and Mrs Herman Jensen hosted a Pot Luck supper club at their home Tuesday evening. After the meal guests played contract bridge with Delbert Hinsch and F E Rosendahl winning high score prizes. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hinsch, Mr and Mrs Rosendahl, Mr and Mrs Paul Gray Jr, Mr and Mrs John Rhodes, Dr and Mrs J B Osher, and Mr and Mrs Jensen.
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Herman Jensen
Delbert Hinsch
F. E. Rosendahl
Hinsch
Rosendahl
Paul Gray, Jr
John Rhodes
J. B. Osher
Jensen
Thanks for kindness after our loss
We express gratitude for the many kindnesses shown during our recent illness and death of our husband father and brother. Special thanks for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs Theo Wald and the Erpelding Huntley Bruce Wold Shifflett and Mildred Wold families. V.R.
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Theo, Wald
Mike Erpelding
Clifford Huntley
C. E. Bruce
Mildred Wold
L. A. Shifflett
Otto Wold
V.R
Raineys and visitors gather at Chase Hash home
Estherville couple Mr and Mrs James Rainey visited Sunday evening at the Chase Hash home. John Orlan Michaelson plans to return to the University of Iowa hospital in early February for orthopedic clinic. Rolfe couple Mr and Mrs E A Johnson welcome a baby girl born last week.
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James Rainey
Estherville
Chase Hash
John Orlan Michaelson
University of Iowa Hospital
E. A. Johnson
Rolfe
Dress Design Contest Opens to American Women Designers
The February Good Housekeeping announces a contest inviting women to design dresses. Open to those who have not sold designs. three size classes with prizes of 100 and 75 dollars plus a 100 dollar grand prize for fabric use. Local stores act as representatives. announcements on January 25 detail contest rules. Road safety reminder follows.
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Good Housekeeping
Acti
Community Highlights From Estherville and Surroundings
Local notes mention dinners at Roy Burt's Estherville home with Mr and Mrs Eugene Burg and guests. Carolynn Johnson works at a Graettinger cafe while Selma plans Mayo Clinic visits after a trip to Rochester Minnesota. Several visits and health updates appear including Bernard Jackson visiting Spencer relatives, Harry Resh recovering from a heart attack, and Stewart Anderson seeking eye treatment at University Hospital Iowa City. A son’s birth to Mr and Mrs Kearney Paulson at Coleman hospital is noted, along with farm transfers under the FSA plan as William L. Nelson sold 80 acres to Paul Laidig.
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Eugene Burg
Janet
Dianna
Roy Burt
Estherville
Carolyn Johnson
Graettinger
Oscar Peterson
Selma
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Tony Stam
Gene Harrison
George Cook
Council Bluffs
Fred
Bernard Jackson
Spencer
C. P. Jackson
Harold Howard
Grover
Vernon Brown
Harry Resh
Kearney Paulson
Coleman Hospital
Ben Sampson
Chet Torreson
Ralph
Marilyn
California
William L. Nelson
Paul Laidig
Gruv_er
Bob Winters
Plover
Stewart Anderson
University Hospital
Iowa City
L.D.R
Tony Stam and Son
William Stam
Immanuel Church
Theodore Wold
Nordsletten
Ted Torreson
Raymond Herum
Johnnie Johnson
Ordine Olson
Andrew Iverson
Elwood Hyatt
Leon Olson
Terris
Lowell Larson
Herman Larson
Livermore
Loyd Larson
Earl Larson
Cylinder
Practical Health Hints on Influenza Prevention and Care
Practical health advice notes influenza prevalence and differences from the common cold. It urges prevention by avoiding contacts, staying rested and well nourished, using quinine as a preventive, and avoiding chilling and fatigue. If infected, rest in a warm bed, fluids, bland easily digested diet, and medical guidance from a physician.
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J. A. Tobey
WOI Broadcasts Farm and Home Week Program Schedule
Iowa State College hosts the fourteenth annual Farm and Home Week February 12 to 17. WOI will air fourteen main events with talks by Nat Frame Marian Telford George Fort Milton Beat rice Russell Wayne Dinsmore Henry Leach Hiram Houghton H J Gramiich J K Pettingill Raymond Sayre Charles C Smith and others. Broadcasts run daily from 10:00 to 12:30 and include topics on rural life safety books patriotism and youth in democracy.
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Iowa State College
WOI
W. I. Griffith
Nat Frame
Marian Telford
National Safety Council
R. C. Eckhardt
George Fort Milton
Chattanooga News
Iowa
Beatrice Russell
American Library Association
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse and Mule Association
Henry Leach
American Scandinavian Foundation
Towa
I. Q
Hiram Houghton
State Board of Education
H. J. Gramiich
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Oakland
Prairie City
Meriden
Maxwell
Brooklyn
J. K. Petingill
National Congress
Raymond Sayre
Chas. C. Smith
National Association of Manufacturers
Rural Youth
Iowa Rural Young People’s Assembly
Local Happenings and Visits in Estherville Area
Mr and Mrs Marvin Miller left for Pully apup Washington after weeks visiting relatives here. Several families attended Earl Rogers funeral at Grover. Andrew Iverson was a Coleman hospital patient last week. Tony Stam visited Estherville with aunt Mrs Ray Hurst. Raymond Herum serves as High Lake assessor. Leroy Schacherer visited Matt Reyland at Superior. Bert Twito family helped L L Nelson celebrate 65th birthday with many neighbors. Louisa Post and Helen Sievers dined with Ralph Borcher.
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Marvin Miller
Pullyapup
Wash
C. P. Jackson
G. B. Osher
Earl Rogers
Grover
Rogers
Andrew Iverson
Coleman Hospital
Tony Stam
Ray Hurst
Estherville
Raymond Herum
High Lake Town
Leroy Schacherer
Matt Reyland
Superior
Bert Twito
la Vonne
Merlyn
Twito
L. L. Nelson
Archer Meyer
Hilmar Nelson
Sylvia Nelson
Curt Larson
Betty
Maple Hill
Louisa Post
Helen Sievers
Ralph Borcher
Gardner boy sustains head gash in school incident
Romaine Gardner, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gardner of Swea City formerly High Lake township, cut a gash an inch and a half wide when he fell onto a desk in a schoolroom. He was taken to a Swea City doctor for treatment. He is the grandson of O R Gardner of Estherville and L B Berge of near Estherville. Mrs Andrew Iverson Lawrence and Earl were Estherville shoppers Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Oddson and Mrs Louisa Oddson and daughter were also noted in the column.
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Romaine Gardner
Lloyd Gardner
Swea City
High Lake Township
O. R. Gardner
Estherville
LeRoy Oddson
Louisa Oddson
Mispronunciation as Social Disgrace Highlighted in 19th Century Note
A discussion cites mispronunciation as a social stigma, arguing that punishment is social banishment rather than legal penalties. Quoted from Schibald Rutledge in February Good Housekeeping, the piece warns that error in speech reveals carelessness or ignorance and must be corrected by listening to authorities and dictionaries.
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Redge
Lising
Correct Pronunciation and Word Prounciation Guide
A concise guide clarifies preferred pronunciations for ten challenging words. It lists the correct forms for Quintuplet, Respite, Penalize, commie en, Kista, and others, with emphasis on syllable stress and common mispronunciations.
Table trainer helps toddler calm mealtime chaos
A family story describes Margery using a small table and chair to curb mess at meals. Placed on a rubber mat, the setup keeps dishes steady and lets Margery focus on eating like a grown-up, with praise guiding better behavior.
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Margery
Theaé
How Much Does an Electric Range Cost to Run
A reader asks the likely operating cost of an electric range. An expert says it varies with rates but implies about 125 kWh monthly usage. With sliding rates, the first 40 kWh may cost 3.75, next 40 kWh 2.50, and over 80 kWh 1 cent per kWh, yielding roughly $4–5 monthly at low use and around $2.50 if 80 kWh is used elsewhere.
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Mra. R.lj
Estherville Daily Notes and Local Deaths
Monday saw business callers in Estherville while Peter A. Peterson from Graettinger returned home from Mayo Clinic Rochester after months of poor health. Mrs Charlie Thorson of Ruthven died on Monday morning of a heart attack near her front car in Estherville after visiting Emmetsburg. She leaves a husband, large family and many relatives. Mr and Mrs L A Anonson visited Willys Stearns home. John Carlson and Kearney Paulsen families were in town for business and a baby boy was born January 28 at Coleman hospital. Mary Lee Master and son Thomas were in Estherville on business Tuesday.
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Estherville
Peter A. Peterson
Graettinger
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Charlie Thorson
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
L. A. Aanonson
Willys Stearns
John Carlson
Kearney Paulsen
Coleman
Mock Hollandaise and Liver Dishes From Kitchen Tips
A vintage recipe note offers Mock Hollandaise for vegetables and a Braised Liver with Sour Cream method. It advises making a white sauce with paprika lemon butter and egg yolks, then pouring over vegetables. The liver preparation suggests trimming membranes and veins before braising with sour cream.
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Dickie
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