From Fear to Faith A celebration of Roosevelt and recovery
The nation celebrated President Roosevelt with birthday balls and radio gatherings as a symbol of moving from fear to faith. The piece credits his buoyant leadership with lifting national morale and fostering belief that spirit, not material wealth, drives recovery, noting his personal conquering of disability as proof that happiness and usefulness are possible despite handicaps. The commentary cites Inaugural fear of fear and the transition to a hopeful national outlook under his guidance.
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America
Roosevelt
Christian Science Monitor
Old New Deal critique voices farmer hardship and lone leaders
A 1914 Vindicator column argues the New Deal is an old experiment by new men, warning against measures pressuring farmers and mortgage holders. It cites lessons from history of leaders who stood alone, urging honesty and independent action in state and national legislatures. Also notes local obituaries, births, and fashion brief.
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Harvey Ingham
The
Des Moines Register
Ingham
Supreme Court
Robert Tooms
Georgia
Ramsey McDonald
Shumaker
Minnesota
Patterned Plaits and Belts Inspire Smart Accessories
The description extols straight hanging plaits under a drop yoke that allow freedom of movement for walking running or romping. It highlights peppy puffs with a snug pouch above the arm band and suggests contrasting bands collars and belts, with options in leather or pique, using gingham pique sheer wool and velvet. For pattern requests send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Patricia Dow at the Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept. 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn NY.
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Patricia Dow
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wallingford Lutheran to Host Waldorf Choir Events
A Waldorf college choir from Forest City will perform at Immanuel Palestine and Wallingford churches this Sunday February 11. Rev Peder Nordsletten leads. offerings will be taken. Services at 10:30 forenoon in American language, 11 a.m. devotion, 2:30 p.m. Palestine, 8 p.m. Wallingford with speaker Rev Stanley Olson. Additional activities include Bible study, confirmation prep, youth meetings, prayer and Dorcas Society gatherings at listed homes and times.
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Waldorf College
Forest City
Immanuel Church
Palestine
Wallingford
Stanley Olson
Christianity
Local Happenings Notice From Algona Area
Mrs. Fanny Stewart is ill at her daughter’s home near Algona and planned to return home last week. Reuben Larson and wife welcomed a son born Tuesday January 23. Alphonse L. Guerdet and wife welcomed a baby daughter born January 30. Lenora Yackle underwent appendicitis surgery at Coleman hospital in Estherville. Herb Wolf and family visited Henry Traden and Mrs. Stewart at the home of her daughter near Algona.
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Fanny Stewart
Algona
Washington sees imminent recovery and new monetary program
Official Washington believes economic recovery is near and that by May there will be work in agriculture, business and industry. The President’s monetary policy is seen as stabilizing the dollar, restoring capital, and preparing for currency revaluations, with focus on managing gold and silver issues and production limits to prevent surpluses.
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Washington
CWA
NRA
Roosevelt
United States
Pitman
Sam
Social items for You-Go-I-Go club meeting
Mrs Nels Christensen hosted a February gathering at North Eleventh Street with a brief business session followed by sewing and social conversation. A covered dish luncheon closed the afternoon. The next meeting is scheduled March 5 at Mrs Lawrence Laidley's home.
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Nels Christensen
North Eleventh Street
Lawrence Laidley
Birthday Party for Roland Anderson Honored Monday
Mrs A B Anderson celebrated her grandson Roland on his birthday Monday evening with bridge and five hundred. Refreshments followed at a late hour. Attendees included Hugo Lindholm Kirt Lindholm Belva Ross Weston Rogers James Henry Lloyd Tucker Edward Anderson Gladys Sherman Mr and Mrs Wayson Mrs Lottle Anderson and Mrs A B Anderson.
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A. B. Anderson
Roland
Hugo and
Kirt Lindholm
Belva Ross
Weston Rogers
James Henrey
Lloyd Tucker
Edward Anderson
Gladys Sherman
Wayson
Lottle Anderson
Union Baptist Women Host Weekend Meetings
Two church groups schedule activities this weekend. On Wednesday Miss Edna Barker hosts the Missionary Society with a lesson on The Jewish Race led by Mrs. Leon Blake. Thursday features Bethel class hosted by Miss Tillie Zinzer with Hazel Bemis, Mrs. J O Reed, and Mrs. Lucy Chalstrom directing the program.
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Union Baptist Church
Edna Barker
The
Missionary Society
Leon Blake
Bethel
Tillie Zinzer
Hazel Bemis
J. O. Reed
Lucy Chalstrom
Birthday Dinner Honors Husband With Bridge Night
Mrs. Tom Donnelly hosted a Tuesday birthday dinner for her husband. Two tables were set for bridge. Charles Hoath won high score and Wayne Huntsinger took the consolation prize. Participants included Miss Virginia E Nielson Priscilla Booth Ruby Hemmingson Wayne Huntsinger Charles Booth George Booth and Mr and Mrs Donnelly.
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Tom Donnelly
Charles Hoath
Wayne Huntsinger
Virginia E. Nielson
Priscilla Booth
Ruby Hemmingson
Wayne Hunt- Singer
Charles
George Booth
Donnelly
Buchan and Bruce Announce 1932 Sturgis Marriage
Robert F. Buchan, son of Mrs. J. Haisman of Armstrong and Caro Anita Bruce of Des Moines, announce their marriage which took place at Sturgis South Dakota on August 8, 1932.
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Robert F. Buchan
J. Haisman
Armstrong
Caro Anita Bruce
Des Moines
Sturgis
8. D
Child Study Club Meets at Mrs Stoery’s Home
The Child Study club of the Lincoln school will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Anton Stoery.
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Child Study Club
The
Lincoln School
Anton Stoery
Radio House Open Program at Brink Home
Mrs Waldo Brink hosts an open house for a WHO radio program at 2 15 Thursday. Mrs Nig Bemeyer American Legion Auxiliary president speaks on Women Patriotic Conference on National Defense in Washington. The Argonne quartet provides music. Strong attendance urged as future party plans are discussed.
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Waldo Brink
WHO
Nig Bemeyer
American Legion Auxiliary
Women's ‘Patriotic Conference
National Defense
Washington
Argonne Quartette
Local Happenings Cite Many Community Visits
Carl Munden and his sisters Zelma and Vera visited in Emmetsburg Sunday with relatives. Mrs E L Thayer and son Francis spent Sunday in Lake Park. A A Crim is critically ill at home after flu complications. Alfred McDaniel of Dunnell visited his aunt Mrs Will Warrington. L P Anderson of Estherville is seriously ill with pneumonia at age 84. Mrs Leo Sanders visiting Des Moines with sisters. Lillian Edwards of Iowa Falls weekend in Estherville with sister Mrs Joe Durham. Leys family weekend in Des Moines at Russell Strait home. Mrs William Lander visiting Sioux City for a week with sister Mrs W R Towns. J B Pennell appointed justice of the peace of Armstrong visiting county seat. W J Tims and N R Ellsworth family Sunday in Storm Lake at Henry Kolb home. Clyde Sanborn and Gilbert Amdahl went to Des Moines for business. W R Rogers and Brandson Willard Klein of Rolfe Sunday in Estherville with Roy Burt. A L Buffer and children Sunday in Ocheyedan with Etta Meyer. Maynard Johnson family visited Jackson Minn at John Kral home. Mrs Johnson sister of Mr Kral. Fred Ehlers and daughters visited M Mueller in Plover. Mrs Conklin enjoyed a week vacation from Pantry cafe then visited sister Mrs John Sidles near Huntington. M S Craven, Gladys Boggess and Geo Shilling of Titonka visited L L Boggess home Saturday night into Monday. C E Conrad of Wallingford Sunday guests of the Bogges.
Emmet County Recorder Candidate Hattie Osmundson
Mrs Hattie Osmundson announces her candidacy for Emmet county recorder on the Republican ticket and asks for support in the upcoming primary election.
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Emmet County
Hattie Osmundson
West Emmet community notes on visits and events
Mrs J H Larson hospitalized in Estherville Coleman hospital Sunday. Visitors include W J Dewall and daughters, Harry Brown family, Irving Martens and Sticktuit club members. E C Nelson and others attended parties and exams. A corn hog contract aid meeting was held at Carmell Oleson’s home with Irving Martens assisting farmers.
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J. H. Larson
Coleman Hospital
Estherville
W. J. Dewall
Paul Wennite
Claus Martens
Irving Martens
Harry Brown and
G. G. Wheatley
Heyer
John Lanning
Keith Nelson
Robert Wheatley
Lois Stark
E. C. Nelson
Herem
Joale Herem
Frank Dobberstein
Maurice Olson
Milford Houge
Alice Deloris
Harry Brown
John Larson Jr
Marvin Nelson
Claud Jackman
Aasby
Karl Gage
L. W. Stark
E. G. Wheatley
Nels Wolding
Carmell Oleson
West Emmet
Sticktuit Club
Alice Martens
Wm. Schloeman
Egtherville
Local Social News And Accidents Reported
Mr Schoening fractured both bones in his left ankle after slipping and falling in the basement. Mrs Henry Ray received word of her father Mr Sawyer’s death in Decatur Illinois at age 62. Mr and Mrs Adolph Schoening and Robert Schoening visited in Lakefield. Miss Myrtle Russell stayed with grandmother in Jackson a few days. L L Weaver bought a Terraplane from an Estherville dealer last week. Hazel Leopold, a Laverne teacher, spent the weekend with her parents. Several families gathered at Ben Perkins home for his birthday with Raymond Hasbrook’s surprise visit Thursday. Wesleyan service guild to entertain missionary society at the Methodist church Thursday evening. Program planned.
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Schoening
Henry Ray
Mr. Sawyer
Decatur
Itt
Mon
Jas
Sawyer
Ray
Bop c
Martin ‘Weéllalts
Baby of
Windom
Wa Winter
Adolph Schoening
Robert Schoening
Lakefield
Myrtle Russell
Jackeson
L. L. Weaver
Hazel Leopold
Laverne
Eike
M. O. Reuland
Chas. Lewis
Robert Perkins
Ben Perkins
Ben
Raymond Hasbrook
Sampson Family Thanks Friends for Kindness in Loss
The Sampson Family expresses gratitude for the many kindnesses shown after their father's passing and for the floral expressions of sympathy.
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Sampson
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