PEO Chapter Observes 66th Year In town patterns noted
The 66th anniversary of the P. E. O. Sisterhood will be observed by Chapter AY at Mrs. N. H. McKerral’s home. Founders honored in a candle light service. officers and members, including Mrs. M. M. Knapp and Mrs. W. A. Ladd, participate. Tea follows with yellow decor. Brown Creek club members to meet later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
N. H McKerral
Mt. Vernon
M. M. Knapp
W. A. Ladd
G. W. Gruwell
John Greig
John Qsgood
O. J. Sheldon
R. L. Mallory
J. W. Morse
Ed Stockdale
Brown Creek Club
Clarence
Edwin Juhi
Bible class hosts at Osher home and J. F. F. club dinner
Mrs B T Osher entertained Bible class members of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at her home followed by luncheon. Thursday night the J F F club hosted husbands at Attorney F J Kennedy's home with auction bridge. high scores went to Dr Alvey and Mrs Jay Howard amid a gathering including Nathansons, Howards, Becks, McKerrals, Currells and the Iveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
D. A. Bagan
G K. Allen
Charles Anderson
George Anderson
C. E. Birney
Charles Barber
George Bale, Jr
Ed Beck
Fred Albertson, Jr
Hattie Brown
L. C. Doolittle
D. D. D. Club
Edna Barker
I. J. Robinson
Robert Clark
Sargent Bevan
G. H. Morse
M. E. Wilson
R. J. Ridley
Hestess
George Poole
Chicago
Imogene Bevan
Des Moines
Frank Weaver
Ace High Bridge Club
Ralph
Weaver
G. K. Allen
Walter Hoffmen
E. C. W. Club
Floyd Johnson
Fred Ehlers
R. O. Rogers
Joe Carwick
Fred Heiman
B. T. Osher
Presbyterian Church
B. B. Anderson
Joe Weber
Claug Clausen
Thomas Juhl
T. Farquhar
F. C. Snyder
Peter Munson
Catherine Schr
J. F. F. Club
F. J. Kennedy
Dr. Alvey
Jay Howard
H. E. Nathanson
Dan Howard
Jey Howard
N. H. McKerral
W. C. Currell
Ivey
Signing Easier for 1935 Corn-Hog Contracts
M A Balkema, county agent and USDA representative, says signing 1935 corn hog contracts will be easier for farmers who operate the same farm and use the same bases as 1934. Iowa State College extension data will aid producers by providing 1932 33 figures to help form 1935 contracts. Three groups of applicants are outlined for base adjustments and eligibility under 1935 terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Balkema
United States Department of Agriculture
Balkema
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
AAA
Wallingford American Legion Auxiliary Meets at Gunderson Home
The Wallingford unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday at Mrs. Geo Gundersons home with Mrs. Ole Ressell assisting. After the business meeting a luncheon was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Otis Jorstag on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
American Sgion Auxiliary
Geo. Gunderson
Ole Ressell
Otis Jorstag
Spencer Man Buys Okoboji Lots at Tax Sale
Spencer resident William Flindt bid on all Okoboji Land and Lot Company parcels at 5 percent during Spirit Lake delinquent tax sale held last Monday. Most advertised property went unsold as bidders were scarce and some sections were passed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Okoboji
Spirit Lake
William Flindt
Okoboji Land and Lot Company
Milks Emulsion Promises Recovery After Flu
Emma Withers of Belmont NC credits Milks Emulsion with restoring appetite strength and digestion after a severe bout with the flu. The ad touts the product as a palatable solid emulsion that improves bowel action, suits weak children, and offers a money back refund after six bottles. Available in 60 cents to $1.20 per bottle from The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Indiana with druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Withers
Belmont
N. C
Mike
Milke Em
Terre Haute
Ind
Drugziste Everywhere
1935 corn hog contract details and wildlife notes
The article outlines 1935 AAA contract changes including new base rules, required forms, and division of payments between landlords and tenants. It mentions county corn hog associations continuing through signup, with meetings planned in January. Also included are wildlife notes on deer in several counties, beaver colonies along rivers, a tame teal at a farm, and seasonal trapping and fish oxygen tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Balkema
AAA
Bliss
County Association
Bal_ kema
Washington
Keokuk
Pottawattamie
Shelby
Caig
Sac
Allamakee
Clayton
Iowa
Phil Tracy
Westfield
Big Sioux
Missouri River
Rock Farm
Delano
Fish and Game Department
Minnetta
Dakotas
Train wreck injures many in Emmons Minnesota
Conductor C. M. Keating of the M. & St. L.'s Capitol Limited was seriously hurt and 13 others injured when a defective switch wrecked the southbound train at Emmons Minnesota early today. Keating was taken to a hospital in Albert Lea. Sheriff Nivison arrived in Raleigh to handle five burglars captured by residents awaiting his arrival. Various local residents and visitors are listed with travel plans, illness, and business activity, including changes of residence and new construction planned for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Keating
Say
O. Neville
Los Angeles
Calif
John Greiz
Porter Williams
St. Paul
Mc_Allister college
Ralph Miller
Herman Lorenzo
Armstrong
A. C. Brown
Salisbury Sells This Week in Northern Vindicator
In the Northern Vindicator dated January 10 1895 R M Salisbury completed a sale this week with figures not disclosed. The notice highlights a local business transaction and notes the seller's name in the period newspaper record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Vindicator
R. M. Salisbury
Fifty Years Ago from Estherville Busy Streets
From the Northern Windiester dated January 9 1885 Estherville's streets are crowded with teams and workers as trade remains brisk The Library Association plans its annual meeting at Mrs W C Barber residence The piece notes that prices in past markets were weak winter wheat sold at 30 cents with no spring wheat demand and corn barely covered hauling costs Methodist church interior upgrades and altar railing are mentioned with recent seat rearrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
The
Library Association
W. C. Barber
Unnamed Iowa hunters quoted on foxes and eagles
Fragmented passage notes O R Peterson and J H Faur of Low Moor Iowa involved in a Clinton County incident where two dogs were killed as foxes were pursued and shot. It warns that killing eagles is unlawful and that eagles are scarce, urging hunters to refrain to avoid extinction like the heath hen and passenger pigeon, with a Jefferson quote about Washington directing sowing and reaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Peterson
J. H. Faur
Low Moor
Iowa
Clinton County
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Patricia
Olam
Patricia Dow
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn N. Y
Arin
Mussolini
Atchison Globe
Santa Claus
Kringle
Gamble
P.E.O
W. J. Tims
N. R. Ellsworth
Ralph’s Cafe
Ellsworth
Roy Brown
G. W. Heyman
Roy C. Brown
E. W. Kepler
Ed Brains
Ralph Rousseau
G. H. Raife
Pythian Sister
Knights of Pythias
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pythian
Degree of Honor
City Hall
Jeanette Palmer
Ethel Tredway
Mima Wertz
Taylor
Roy J. Ridley
O. O. U. Club
William McArdle
Con Alt
Vance Noe
Geo, Lyman
Charley Lewis
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Ernest Prior
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Roy Merriott
Charles ‘Rosenberger
Gilbert Amdahl
Geraldine Buckhky
Grace McClure
Rebekah Lodge
Entertain Club
L. F. Hoffman
Lincoln St
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Estherville, Iowa
Dr. Jones & Mann Osteopathic
Sanborn
L. W. Loving, M .D
Emmet County
State Bank
A. J. Reed
M. D
Nan’s
Ringsted, Iowa
E. E. Lashbrook
Jay Johnston
Babe Ruth
Ran Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Yankees
Yanke
Telephone Company
Bell System
America
Minnesota
BSLL
Lough
William Crawford
Salisbury
J. P. Littell
M. K. Whelan
CG. A. Lama
A. D. Stanhope
Jack Shepperd
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Jefferson
Child Bureau
Katherine Lenroot
Wisconsin
U. S
Lenroot
Rep. Wis
Roosevelt
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Frank FE. Weing
Spencer Municipal Hospital
George A. Heald Jr
Polk County
Wenig
Labor Commission
Vindicator & Republican
Estherville, Towa
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