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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1942

Page

4

Petersburg Social From The Vicinity News Update

News from Petersburg and nearby reported Mr and Mrs Raymond Gilbert and daughter visiting in Estherville. Mr Knutson underwent appendix surgery in Minneapolis and remains in Fairview Hospital improving. A piano recital for Petersburg students was held at Jackson armory with Ruth Audrey Vernon Knutson Carol Ebeling Maynard Naomi Caryl Maxine Ebeling Eddie Wieskus among attendees. Kathryn Jensen visiting from Anchor hospital two weeks vacation at Jensen home. Ernest Peterson of New Orleans returned to duty at camp and military training. K B Rottsen family spent Christmas in Carver Minnesota. Ernest Timko and sons were dinner guests at Frank Maluska Jr. home in Jackson.

Ole Nasby Jackson Ernest Peterson New Orleans K. B. Rottsen Carver Minn Ernest Timko Frank Maluska, Jr

New Year social held as town calendar fills

V R to spend New Year's with her mother and relatives. The Junior class play Winds Willows in four acts will be given Monday night Jan. 12. Miss Mae Dawn Smith directs. Rev R J Elwood and son attended a Maple Hill Young People's Society meeting at the teachers' home in Maple Hill. Pvt Vincent Boecker of NC is home on furlough, due back Jan 12. Mr and Mrs Harry and daughter were out Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Bile Nelson, who sold his farm and moves to Chicago. Home Project meeting held with a noon dinner. Marchon for defense study planned for coming meetings. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Riche of Armstrong visiting. Kathryn Haywood left for Minneapolis to resume business college duties after vacation. School reopened after two weeks. Supt and Mrs Sanders attended a State Athletic Association meeting at Des Moines Dec 26, then to Ohio for New Year's with a son. Juan Weve family anniversary celebrated. The Wayne Weve and relatives gathered at the Weve home. several names listed as neighbors and relatives. New Year's Day host families—Mr and Mrs James Stilman, the G W Stilman family of Albany expected but weather prevented travel. No church service at Community church due to cold. services to resume next Sunday morning. Friendly Dozen Bridge Club met Monday evening at the Stuy home. several members present and prizes awarded. Lunch served.

Nattress Winds Willows Mae Dawn Smiths Remeber R. J. Elwood Maple Hill Win Boecker Harry Éinzne Bile Nelson Charles Heinrich Vas Lawrence Riche Armstrong Riche Hame Kathryn Haywood Minneapolis Howard Haywood Sanders State Athletic Association Des Moines Ohio Juan J. C. Weve Liner Suncay Galen Weber Tarjotte James Gatere Viaogo’. Moel Ubwen Peeta Nei Mereness Bonyrd Mereness Artis Marjorie Russell Mars Incorporated Cinecago John Russ Sy. Russell Chicago Fine L. P Pov C. LL Eiui Everve Ars Gerald Stuy Messe Mines L. Whalen James Smith Fmes Stillman W. C Stow Owens Gerald Stow Mes. Smith

Baby James Lewis Born to Grover Riche Family

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Riche welcomed a seven pound boy named James Lewis at Colemar Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. The mother and baby returned home Monday with Mrs. Tony Riche tending both.

Irwin Riche de. St Colemar Hospita James Lewis Riche Tony Riche Lawrence Madden Fairmont Minn Martin Julius Margaret Goldsberry William Harvey, Jr Harvey Hipple Estherville Orrie Myers Don Krahmer Milford

PTA leaders chosen at Girl Scout Council meeting

Scuelly Mrs. Wm. Recher was appointed to represent the general PTA on the Girl Scout Council at the executive board meeting held Wednesday afternoon in the high school building. Mrs. Dan Howard was chosen as treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Royce Winkleman who has resigned.

Wm. Recher PTA Girl Scout Council Execuive Dan Howard Royce Winkleman

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Plan Joint Installation

The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will hold a joint installation Monday evening at 7 30 at the IOOF hall. After the business meeting and installation a lunch will be served by a committee chaired by Mrs Dorothy Weir.

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows IOOF Dorothy Weir

Crest Country Club Meeting Postponed To Later Date

The regular meeting of Crest Country Club scheduled for Friday afternoon has been postponed. An announcement of the new date will be made later.

Crescent Country Club

Wes leyan Guild event and Woman's Club notice

Miss Margaret Swyth will host the Wes leyan Guild of the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock at her home on north Eight street. Mrs Edward Sackett of Spencer will present the play The American Way at the Woman's Club general meeting Tuesday evening January 18 in the city hall auditorium. The meeting starts at 7 30 and the play at 8 00. The general public is invited to attend.

Margaret Swyth Wesleyan Guild The Methodist Church North Eighth Street Edward Sackett Spencer Woman's Club City Hall

Knights of Pythias to Install Officers Tonight

Knights of Pythias will install officers at a regular meeting this evening in club rooms. The newly elected rifles of the Knights of Pythias will be installed, with Ora W. listed among the officers.

Knights OF Pythias Knights of Pythia Wrsaae Ora W

Dolliver residents recall white Christmas trip

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stow returned home Saturday from Van Horne where they spent Christmas and the following week with Mrs. Stow’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. They note heavier snowfall in that region than in Northwest Iowa. New Year’s Day dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kleen included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wardecopi and Miss Guilberta Elliot. Celebrating a 12th birthday.

Gerald Stow van Horne

Unclear roster fragment lists officers and terms

Fragmentary record names several officers including Robert Cox as commander and Chas, Jesse Cox, Frank rede, and Harold L. Reed. The text also mentions roles such as keeper of records, inner guard, outer guard, and a three year term for a director, but many names and details are garbled.

Robert Cox Ige Rincer Jesse Cox Wok Frank Rede Lee Evebett Poster Fine C. J. Treglaway Mecrequer Legis Ro

One year anniversary of Rescue Workers' Mission opening

An anniversary program marks one year since the Rescue Workers' Mission began in Estherville with a broad church backed service directed by Mr and Stee Willard Siver. A more detailed notice will follow with multiple local churches participating across the week leading to Sunday events. Public is invited to attend.

Rescue Workers Massion Estherville Stee Willard Siver Tin Yar Ava Januar Li TAS Plm Eral

Alice Shultz to Receive Gold Medal for Beauty Efforts

Alice Shultz of Estherville will receive a gold medal from the State 4-H Club Department for winning the 1941 National Home Grounds Beautification Contest in Emmet County. She helped lead cleanup efforts with Wide Awake 4-H Club members, removing junk and dilapidated features from home sites. Winnifred Plumb of Burt in Kossuth County was named state winner, with awards presented by Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen.

Tevn M. A. Balkema Alice Shutty Estherville Alice Emmet Winnifred Plumb Burt Kossuth County Charles R. Walgreen Ilinois V.R

Farm families to have more money in 1942

Miss Dorothy Simmons of Iowa State College Extension cautions that higher living costs will erode some purchasing power in 1942. She notes war demand and limited production push prices up across home furnishings clothing and food, with further civilian goods shortages likely and government cuts shaping availability.

Dorothy Aiimons Towa State College Extensios Aime Sun Mons A. Nich Neomes Toi Miss Simmons Mianuta

Petty Officers Sought For United States Coast Guard

An unusual opportunity offers specialized Coast Guard training as demand grows for petty officers. Des Moines recruiter Samuel M. Surrett notes a commandant memo urging trained personnel for a large building program. Enlistment ages widened to 17 to 36, with apprentice seaman pay and possible academy training in radioman and machinist ratings.

Coast Guard Samuel M. Surrett Coast Guord Des Moines Washington, D. C Dispatch Capital Radio Engineering Institute Sperry Gyroscope School Aviation School Pensecol

Margaret Sheets Auto Crash Victim in Red Oak

Margaret Helen Sheets, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thowan Sheets of Red Oak, was named the third auto crash victim in 1942. The report notes her sister Misa Sheets, a past champion in Iowa's brain derby, and mentions hospital care following the incident.

Margaret Sheets Margaret Helen Sheets Misa Sheets Loewa Red Oak Hospital Ety

THINK BEFORE YOU TALK John Downes Navy warning card

A wartime security note from Rear Admiral John Downes warns civilians to avoid sharing details about Navy defenses shore facilities ships or damage reports before official Navy announcements. It stresses espionage risks and urges careful speech to prevent aiding the enemy under the Espionage Act.

Rica Dave Gscuss Navy Marine Corps John Downes U. S. Navy Ninth Naval District

Melvin Scott Sets Record in Pig Production

Melvin Scott reports strong pig production results with a 100 head litter, 1 PM pottils yield, and $598.86 receipts plus $291.70 in feed costs and bred sows. Net profit about $307.16 with two old sows valued at $80.00. Market litter earned grand champion and champion marker at the 4-H fair. ALTE committee notes gains from his feeding and management practices.

Abetyan Trier Warren Aeceaneneg Melvin Bowie Ane Gaia Teowin Aboerat Alte Elum Sovear New Qaembes

Delivery of Mail Vital To Iowa Settlers History

The piece traces mail delivery in Iowa from 1822, describing early routes by horseback wagon steamboat and on foot. It notes post office proceeds and that envelopes were a luxury costing twenty five cents per sheet, leading residents to fold seal and write directly.

Binet Hawk Purchase United States Post Office Towa

Wa-Tan-Ye to Meet at Gardston Tonight

The Wa-Tan-Ye hold their regular meeting this Thursday evening at the Gardston hotel. A 6:30 dinner will be served in the Blue Room followed by a business meeting and a program. Miss Emma Gaarde and Miss Gertrude Mohr are in charge of arrangements.

Gardston Hotel Emma Gaarde Gertrude Mohr

Indoor lighting for informal portraiture by John Van Guilder

Guidance on quick informal portraits using two amateur flood lamps No 1 near camera and No 2 to the side and slightly higher balanced to avoid harsh shadows. Explains cardboard refractors and high speed film for snapshots to diversify an album.

Early Iowa Post Offices and Notable Pioneers

The article recalls early Iowa post offices established in small settlements like Gibsons Ferry Augusta Montpelier and Salt Creek with log cabin offices serving pioneers far from towns. Postmaster Humble notes ninety five cents quarterly receipts while helping neighbors, highlighting community trust over fees. References include the Iowa Journal of History and Politics January 1980 and The Palimpsest December 1941.

Towa Gibson's Ferry Des Moines Montpelier Muscatine County Gibson’s Ferry Augusta Towa Journal of History and Politics

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