WaT an Ye Club Enjoys Meeting at Gardston Hotel
Twenty nine members attended the Wa tan ye club dinner and business meeting at Gardston hotel. Officers and three directors were elected: Lois Inman Gertrude Mohr and Clara Kennedy. Lucile Peterson named to the association board to attend the state convention. By laws by Hunt Osmun dson Rokesuk Kennedy distributed for next vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Tany Club
Gardston
Lois Inman
Gertrude Mohr
Clara Kennedy
Bernice Clark
Lucile Peterson
Association
George Hunt
Hattie Osmundson
Eleanor Rokesuk
Center Township Women’s Project Group Meets at West Home
The Center Township Women’s Project Group gathered at Florence West’s home on Friday for a textile lesson led by Miss Margar ette Preil. Participants tested materials to determine fiber content and examined labels and terms like Sanforized and Color fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Florence West
Margarette Preil
Miss Pfeil
Hogan Hoganson
Walter Haskin
T. C. Burton
Archie Poyter
Walter Blag
G. H. West
Mrs Rosenkranz Hosts Bridge Club Meeting At Home
Mrs R H Rosenkranz entertained her bridge club Thursday afternoon at her home. After games she served a luncheon. The club members included Mrs B M Nelson Mrs Leo Waters Mrs Guy Nicholson Mrs Dan Mc Gee Mrs R C OHalloran Mrs Mike Kelly Mrs Clarence Wilder Mrs Ed Sorum Mrs George Smith Mrs Nels Osher and Mrs A S Bowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rosenkranz
Bridge Club
B. M. Nelson
Leo Waters
Guy Nicholson
Dan McGee
R. C. O'Halloran
Mike Kelly
Clarence Wilder
Ed Sorum
George Smith
Nels Osher
A. S. Bowe
Tips to prevent pastry dough failure in home baking
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland of Town State College explains common pastry failures and fixes. Overhandling warm hands or water and shortening, slow ovens, too little water, too much shortening, or a loose dough cause tough, greasy, or brittle crusts. Proper fitting, chilling, pricking, and avoiding air pockets prevent shrinking and blistering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Elizabeth Sutherland
Town State College
Mrs Kinnard Birthday Dinner Held at Home
Mrs Ed Kinnard hosted an informal birthday dinner Saturday night at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Hanson and four children from Grover, Mr and Mrs Lars Thompson and four children from Graettinger, and Mr and Mrs Tom Kinnard and family from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kinnard
Ernest Hanson
Grover
Lars Thompson
Graettinger
Tom Kinnard
Married Meeters Club Held At Mrs Van Scoy Home
Mrs Russell Van Scoy hosted a Married Meeters gathering last night with Monopoly played before refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Ito Schaper Mrs D S Knudsen Mrs Eddie Carlson Mrs Cliff Wycoff Mrs Will Sidles Miss Hazel Frank and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell van Scoy
Married Meeters Club
Ito Schaper
D. S. Knudsen
Eddie Carlson
Cliff Wycoff
Will Sidles
Hazel Frank
Baritone Recital Pleases Audience At Roosevelt Hall
Scottish baritone Cameron McLean offered a varied program in a Jan. 27 recital for the American Artists Association at Roosevelt Auditorium. Highlights included Handel arias from Floridante and Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra, Schubert’s Nacht und Traume, Grieg’s Thy Warning is Good, Goethe’s The Song of the Flea, Poe’s Anabel Lee set to Sommervil, and Scots songs like Leezie Lindsay and Ballynure Ballad with encores Home on the Range Annie Laurie and Because drawing warm audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Gronstel
Cameron McLean
Roosevelt Auditorium
American Artists Association
McLean
Handel
Verdi
Simon Boccanegro
Franz Schubert
Grieg
Goethe
Faust
Edgar Allen Poe
Anabel Lee
Kingdom By the Sea
England
Arthur Sommervil
Leezie Lindsay
Frits Kreisler
Mary
Richardson
Hughes
Thomas Dunhil
Yeats
Test
Kate Moss
Merry
Oley
Mandalay
Kipling
Annie Laurie
Mystery at Vance's Apartment Drives Swift Death
In New York County District Attorney John F. X. Markham and Vance discuss a murder linked to horse racing amid an upper‑class gathering. A shot rings out from the garden vault as Swift is found dead, a revolver with blanks later recovered, and Miss Beeton and Miss Graem provide crucial testimony while police investigate who fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tato Eisswey
Amelie Anmane Wees
Vance
Hiden
Floyd
Woode Swift
Floyd Garden
Lowe Hammie
Swift
Cecil
Kroon
Madge Weatherby
Zalia Graem
Zalia
Mrs. Garden
ITL
Root Garden
Kraon
Zalla
Miss Beeton
Gues
Heath
Siefert
Markham
Lemmy Merrit
Seaboard
Sands Paint
Woody
Miss Graem
Wes
Garden
Doc Siefert
Slefert
Hammie
Hammile
Waffle party and visits mark news in Graettinger
Last Thursday Elizabeth Spies hosted a waffle supper for a group of young ladies at her home. Monopolies and bridge games were enjoyed. Miss Jeanette Reeves from Los Angeles visits her Graettinger relatives while several locals are noted with Sunday and Monday activities. A hospital scene unfolds with Doctor Siefert inquires and a tense search is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Spies
Jeanette’ Reeves
Los Angeles
Calif
Ben Reeves
Robert Vasey, Jr
Armstrong
Mable Potter
Spencer
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Graettinger
Wm. Bohr
Evanston
Local notices and social updates from Pocahontas area
Theo Hammes travels to Pocahontas as his father remains ill. Mrs. Cox and daughter return from Coleman hospital. A baby is named Virginia for Mr and Mrs Bud Hipple in Compton California. Maurice Salyers visits Ames and Estherville at his parents home. Mrs Hemmingson cared for grandson Jimmy Dick Schmidt in Spirit Lake. Berna Hansen visits from Hartley. Henry Myhr and others attend Des Moines lumber convention. Melville Anderson and Evelyn Furth receive a license to wed in Comfrey Minnesota. Mrs Mollie York visits Worthington. Selma Handeland visits Minneapolis for Bible Institute. Ruben Diercks and Margaret Hanson obtain marriage license and wed in Wallingford. Harry Jones travels to Lancaster for linoleum factory training.
English service schedule and Lenten appeal notice
The notice outlines a Sunday service at 10:00 and a morning service at 10:45. It invites readers to attend next Sunday’s service for a special fundraiser aiding Lutherans affected by floods and to contribute generously. Beginning Ash Wednesday February 10, a Wednesday evening Lent series is planned.
Concert at 114 N 7th Street Delights Local Audience
At 114 N 7th Street the event featured Mabelle Howe Mable at the piano. Her accompaniment for The Cloths of Heaven and The Floral Dance drew praise. Mr McLean offered comments in his inimitable style as listeners departed feeling happy and inspired by the program of vocal classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Howe Mable
Miss Mable
McLean
Snowbound memories and frigid notes in 1917 issue
Read through a dated column listing weather records of deep winter with twelve inches of snowfall and frigid temperatures. It includes social notes about visits, travels, licenses to wed, and local movements in Estherville area with names such as Ira Stanley, Ada Storhow, J P Kennedy, and others, plus brief society items and public notices from January and February periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Ira Stanley
Chicago
Lawrence Bowman
Clifford Nourse
Lake Park
Margaret Graaf
St. Paul
Herman
Ada Storhow
Graettinger
J. P. Kennedy
Bessie
Excelsior Springs
Clara
Rose
Leon Pratt
Albert Lea
Minn
Charles Kilgore
Community church events announced for February schedule
Readable portions note worship at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m evening services at the Chitattan during February. Junior and Senior Christ Endeavor will meet at 6 30 p m and the ladies chorus to provide special music for the evening service.
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Tia. m
Chitattan A
Navy Enlistment Quota Allocated for February
Washington DC reports to the Officer in Charge of the Iowa Recruiting Service that the February enlistment quota for the state is 100 first enlistments in the U S Navy. The notice lists Iowa as the recipient of the quota and confirms the month of February as the enrollment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d.c
Towa
U. S. Navy
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L. W. Loving, M .D
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Nan’s
Ringsted, Iowa
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Wm. Rasmusson
France
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A. R. Maurstad
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Peter Knutson
Wayne Hamilton
Des Moines
Clarence Wikert
New York
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Storks
Hammle
Tim
Spain
Franco
Madrid
Theo Hammes
Pocahontas
Mra
Robert Cox
Coleman Hospital
Hes
Virginia
Harvey Hipple
Bud” Hipple
Compton
Maurice Salyers
Estherville
I. N. Salyers
John Hemmingson
Spirit Lake
Jimmy Dick Schmidt
Berna Hansen
Hartley
John Hansen
John
Henry Myhr
Guy Noel
H. M. Knutson
The
Northern Lumber Company
Melville L. Anderson
Evelyn A. Furth
Comfrey, Minn
Mollie
York
Worthington, Minn
Louis Salyers
Salyers
Yock
Selma Handeland
Minneapolis
Lutheran Bible Institute
Miss Handeland
Marie Sorum
Ruben G. Diercks
Kansas City
Margaret K. Hanson
Wallingford
Peder Nordletten
Harry Jones
Mahlum and Anderson Firm
Lancaster
van Dine
van Ding Wnu
Haw Hee Ip Aon
N. 7Th Street
C. C. Doolittle
Justice of the Peace
Byron M. Coon
Eter
Edward S. Reese
Emmet
Edith Drushella
Dickinson County
Amundsson
J. B. Levi
Minneapolia
Kitt M. Oxley
Freeman Peterson
Byfield
Finn
Geo. Neville
Thomas Brooks
George van Leuven
Worthington
Charley Brown
Mason City
Mra. Wm
Carazy
E. B. Hall
M. L. Brown
R. K. Soper
B. F. Taylor
Iowa
Bayer
McKisson & Rosata, Inc
Fairfield
Conn
Sarah Cole
Dixie
Newonnger
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