Sunday Guests Fill Homes Across Gunty News
Mr and Mrs Will Woodyard and son Lawrence visited W H Woodyard. Mrs Chris Bendixon and daughter called on her mother Mrs Jake Hepp. Stanley Egertson visited Leonard Barrett. Adah Schwitters and Fred Robinson were suppertime guests in Lee Kamp. Rolland Shannon and baby dined at Bert Shirley. Leonard Woodyard of Meomoho visited W H Woodyard. Happy Home club honored Donald Spoo and Bonnie Graff with gifts. Luncheon followed. Attendees included Mrs Dells Elkin Mrs Henry Kleins and son Robert Grandmas Klein Mrs Te Martin and daughter Bonnie Mrs Fred Nauss and daughter Juanita Mrs Noel Danels and children Weldon and Marlene Mrs J S Shannon Mrs Wingpy and Mrs Harry Schnell and sons Junior and Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Woodyard
Lawrence
W. H. Woodyard
Chris Bendixon
Jake Hepp
Stanley Egertson
Leonard Barrett
Adah Schwitters
Fred Robinson
Lee Kamp
Rolland Shannon
Baby
Bert Shirley
Leonard Woodyard
Meomoho
Happy Home Club
John Graff
Donald Spoo
John Spoo
Bonnie Graff
Harold Graff
Bonnie
Donald
Dells Elkin
Henry Kleins
Robert
Grandmas Klein
Te Martin
Fred Nauss
Juanita
Noel Danels
Weldon
Marlene
J. S. Shannon
Wingpy
Harry Schnell
Junior
Irwin
Roland Shannon
Nona Jean
Charlie Lungren
Herman Nauss
P. I. Schmidt
Glen Martin
Paul Pierson
Chris Spoo
John Plath
L. J. Nipher
Andrew
K. K. Skattebo
Harry Schnell and Sons
Herman Peters
Jim Murray
Ed Smith
Ralph Magee
Hartley
Louise Fowler
John Brinkman
John Benish
Club Sees Farewell Party For Two Members
Mrs John Spoo and Donald with other members plan a farewell party for Mrs Glen Martin and Mrs Paul Pierson who are leaving the club. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Chris Spoo and sons at John Plath home. Additional visits and gatherings feature the Graff families and friends in various homes as spring social life continues.
Experimental quail results from Iowa shoot season
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission and Iowa State College Wildlife Division conducted an experimental quail season across 14 game management areas covering 24 252 acres. 1 396 quail were bagged by 541 hunters using 160 dogs in 2 918 hunter hours, with 386 birds lost. 748 were males and 648 females. 287 weighed a total of 125 pounds. Permits issued numbered 688, with 117 unused. 132 farmers lived in the areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Wild Life Research Division
Iowa State College
Pheasant Licensing Surges in 1933 Open Season
Mish and Game records show pheasant hunting licenses in 1933 rose 299 percent from 1932, totaling 16 604 compared with 12 842. Dr. Paul L. Errington notes quail hold strong public appeal as a farm bird, common across most of Iowa, with regional variation in covey numbers driven by habitat and food preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mish and Game Department
Iowa
Paul L. Errington
Wild Life Research Division
Iowa State College
Errington
Wiliam Schuenke
Ducks Win War Department Break on Deadly Phosphorus
The War Department will remove or bury phosphorus from shell remnants at Aberdeen Proving Grounds to prevent duck deaths. Over 50,000 canvasback ducks have died in the past decade after ingesting the toxin from polluted mud in Chesapeake Bay. Elimination work starts soon under the Public Works program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
American Game Association
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Elminaton
Rabbits regulation and pigeon racing notes in Iowa
The notice cites February 1 as the last lawful day to take rabbits under fish and game rules and allows five days’ possession after open season. It mentions longer holding permits via the State Fish and Game Warden. Outdoor Town items trace racing pigeons through the Moline Pigeon Club and report several lost birds and bands linked to Twin City and Chicago races.
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Fish and Game
Fish and Game Warden
Towa Fish and Game Commission
Moline
Milnois
J. M. Reed
Rockford
Iowa
Twin City
St. Paul
Minn
Neva Hohl
Donnelson
Towa
RPC
Moline Club
Elmer Ehlert
Davenport
Moline Pigeon Club
Ames
Chicago
County funds keep all fines from fish and game violations
Fines collected in counties from fish and game law prosecutions stay in the counties for school funds. Fees from deputy wardens connected with cases go to the general state fish and game fund. They do not go to the deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General State Fish and Game Fund
Fox Trail Plays Into Iowan Winter Hunt Tale
Estherville men Wilfred Osberg and Clarence Cox pursued a fox on December 26, starting at 9 A M and killing at 4 P M, then trailed another the following day. A tagged red fox released in Viola township, Sac county, June 2, 1933, was killed five miles north of Eagle Grove, Wright county, after a nearly 100 mile journey. The Iowa Fish and Game commission notes many birds and animals are tagged for study and urges reporting found bands. A New Hampshire ruling limits the number of raccoons a dog may help trap in a season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Osberg
Clarence Cox
Estherville
Viola
Sac County
Eagle Grove
Wright County
H. A. Hanson
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Son of Kong at Grand on Saturday Only
Robert Armstrong returns as Carl Denham in Son of Kong at the Grand with Helen Mack in a romantic lead. A large cast, mutiny, island peril, and the ape creature aid climax as Skull Island and treasure meet a cataclysmic end. France faces a forty million dole bank scandal, with no blame assigned on Wall Street yet.
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Kong
Robert Armstrong
Carl Denham
Helen Mack
Armstrong
New York
King Kong
Skull Island
Miss Mack
Quicksand
Grinnell
V-R
France
Wall Street
Local Notices Sketch Quiet Midweek Movements
A family visit to Swea City occurred on Wednesday as Mr and Mrs William Kerr and their son traveled to visit relatives. Improvements were reported for Mr Cameron of Graettiner who was ill with pneumonia at Coleman hospital. O H Gaard of Ruthven, father of Dr Bertha Gaard, is receiving medical treatment there. Bert Harris of Spirit Lake and his wife welcomed a baby Wednesday at Coleman hospital. Mrs John Abbes of West Bend returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Weldon Eckholm. John Sandren and wife traveled to Ridgeway Iowa following the death of Mr Sandren’s brother-in-law John Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kerr and Son
Swea City
Cameron of
Graettiner
Coleman Hospital
O. H. Gaard
Ruthven
Bertha Gaard
Bert Harris
Spirit Lake
John Abbes
West Bend
Weldon Eckholm
John Sandren
Ridgeway
Iowa
John Evans
Mr. Sandren
C. E. Ingvall
Emmet County Corn Loans Surpass Four Hundred Thousand
The county recorder reports 602 corn loans issued in Emmet County. On Wednesday eleven new loans increased total disbursements to over $400,000 with Evelyn loan receipts amounting to $6,714. The record shows ongoing funding and rising loan activity in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Emmet
Weu Auxiliary Sponsors Benefit Bridge at Mathieson Home
The American Legion auxiliary hosts a charity bridge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mathieson on North Eighth Street. Legion and auxiliary members are invited as guests while auxiliary officers and the executive council oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weu
Mathieson
C. J. Mathieson
North Eighth Street
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Flume Stop Erosion Protects River Bank Near Park Bridge
A creosoted wooden flume was installed in the river north of the bridge in the tourist park to prevent bank erosion during seasons of high water when the creek swells to large proportions.
Honored at Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Esther Gorton
East Riverside club and friends hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Esther Gorton as she nears her marriage to Lloyd Schenck. The gathering at Mrs. Walter Bragg’s home featured contests, a scrap book for the honoree, and a served lunch with many local guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gorton
Lloyd Schenck
East Riverside Club
Walter Bragg
Mesdames J. P. Christensen
R. Hornby
George Robb
Evan Higgins
Howard Haywood
A. A. Crim
Ray Miller
Hazel Black
Herbert Dean
C. L. Gorton
Ole Natterstad
Ruby Crim
Ruth McDonald
Helen Swartz
Ada Cropley
Piano Repo Offered by Finance Company in Estherville
Repossessed piano offered for immediate sale by a finance company. Excellent condition with a beautiful case. Small cash payment accepted. Located in Estherville. For complete information write R V Smth Gard ston Hotel Estherville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
R. V. Smth
Gardston Hotel
Yowa
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