Founders Day lunch program observed by PEOs
Local PEOs will observe Founders Day with a one o'clock luncheon at the Gardston hotel followed by a program at the home of Mrs. L. L. Bingham tomorrow. Participants include Mrs. Alex Johnston Mrs. G. W. Gruwell Mrs. N. H. McKerral Mrs. John Greig and others.
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N. H. McKerral
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Greig
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Ed Stockdale
Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs William Steuart Armstrong
Mr and Mrs William Stuart of Armstrong celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their daughter Mrs Howard Smiths home in Albert Lea Minnesota on December 25 They were married in Grundy Center and moved to the area in 1902 The couple have children Mrs Grace Knipe Armstrong Mrs Ale Burkhead Zearing Mrs Hazel Smith Albert Lea and Mrs Mildred Ives Clear Lake Des Moines mentions Oldest member serves in Thirty second General Assembly of Iowa.
Treble Clef Club Program Set For Jan 24
The Treble Clef club of Estherville Junior College will present a musical program in Roosevelt auditorium next Tuesday evening at eight o clock Invitations are being sent to parents of participants and music lovers are invited. Also Pythian Sisters initiate meeting and a covered dish luncheon will follow the ceremony. Mrs H S Greig hosted two tea events Saturday and Tuesday afternoons at 5 30.
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Diamonds and Death in the Hottentot Paradise Hoard
A New York Times account recalls windhoek archives about a Swakopmund incident before World War I. A German patrol member died seeking a hidden diamond hoard after a bushmen captured him with a map to the so called Bushman’s Paradise.
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Economist Says We Pay For Prosperity Times
An economist notes that current costs reflect earlier good times and governments are extending payment periods, implying a delay in painful adjustments. The Dayton Daily News quote underscores a view that relief is temporary and time to repay is limited.
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Collision injures twelve on trunk highway north of Northrop
A rear end crash on trunk highway No 15 half a mile north of Northrop at 12 30 a m Sunday injured twelve people and damaged three cars all traveling south. Eric Neuenfeldt’s Oldsmobile slowed to turn left and was struck from behind by A E Wiess’s Pontiac and pushed into Louis Kruse’s Dodge.
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Estherville Community Club Meeting Postponed to January 19
The annual Estherville Community club meeting postponed from January 9 to Thursday evening January 19. The session will start at 6 30 at the Gardston hotel where directors will be elected.
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Gardston Hotel
Birth of baby boy welcomed by Dr and Mrs Clark
Dr and Mrs J P Clark celebrate the birth of a baby boy Sunday night, their second child. Dr and Mrs M T Morton returned from Des Moines after a weekend visit as he spent time with Mrs Morton who had been visiting Mr and Mrs Kenneth Townsend. Mr and Mrs Lee Eveleth and children Mrs Adah Eveleth and Jimmie Eveleth spent the weekend at Lake City and Sac City, visiting sister and daughter Mrs L R Green and relatives.
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M. T. Morton
Des Moines
Morton
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Adah Eveleth
Jimmie Eveleth
Lake City
Sac City
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Fruits in Temperate Zone
The piece lists tropical fruits such as sequidilla chayote akee breadfruit jackfruit mangos sapodilla and durian as not common in temperate markets while noting temperate zone staples like tomatoes eggplants pomegranates limes oranges lemons grapefruit bananas pineapples figs dates and alligator pears as familiar.
Can a Man Change the Universe To Suit His Needs
An introductory article announces a series in The American Weekly, distributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner, exploring whether a man can alter the universe to meet his ends. Also an employment note seeks Rawleigh City Routes for 800 customers near Algona, Emmetsburg, Rolfe, and Hartley, offering $25 weekly to start.
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Algona
Emmetsburg
Rolfe
Hartley
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Til
Indian Women First to Make Marvelous Laces
Female artisans in Paraguay preserve nanduti lace craft passed mother to daughter. The fine web like lace, famed across South America, is uniquely Paraguayan, with entire villages of women weaving at home.
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South America
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