Pan-Hellenic hosts receive union donation for milk fund
Mrs Julius Osher and Mrs Del bert Hinsch hosted Pan Hellenic members at the Osher home. Charles Farrell and Emlet Twito of Local No 79 United Packinghouse Workers of America presented $165 from a last week benefit dance to fund a milk program for 85 schoolchildren. The donation will provide each child a pint of milk daily for seven weeks. A resolution thanked Local No 79 for the gift and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Osher
Delbert Hinsch
Osher
Charles Farrell
Emiet Twite
United Packing House Workers of America
Pan- Hellenic
Emlet Twito
Twito
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Twite
MT Tuttiste
Francis Shadle
F. R. Everds
H. L. McMillan
John Osgood
Alice Gray
J. P. Clark
Betty Merron
Dikes Are Trump Card In Dutch Defense Plans
Holland, a small European nation long neutral, strengthens its defense to deter invasion. Queen Wilhelmina guides a cautious strategy, including fortified dikes and an expanding navy to deter Japan and Hitler. Current fleet includes 60,000 tons of cruisers, motorboats, destroyers, submarines, seaplanes, mine layers and sweepers, with four battle cruisers costing $125 million under construction.
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Holland
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Wilhelmina
Ople
Jerry Allen
Victoria
Good Housekeeping
Hitler
Yeu
Natiow
P. E. O. Luncheon At Gardston Wednesday
The P. E. O. members hosted a 1 15 luncheon at the Blue Room Gardston hotel with 36 guests. Afterward they moved to L M Christensen home for the business meeting and social afternoon. The luncheon committee included Mesdames L M Christensen Geo Bale sr J E Howard Sara Bennett L E Shonkwiler H G Mc Tavish and Nji Lee with Mrs Chris Jerizen as chair.
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Gardston
Blue Room
Gardston Hotel
L. M. Christensen
Mesdames
Geo. Bale, Sr
J. E. Howard
Sara Bennett
L. E.shonkwiler
H. G. McTavisht
N.jJi Lee
Chris ‘Jerizen
Past Presidents Entertain Husbands at Legion Dinner
The Past Presidents parley hosted a 6:30 dinner in Legion club rooms with co chairs Mrs Gene Weir and Mrs Ed Sorum. Helpers included Mrs Fred Ehlers Mrs Co W Brink and Mrs E B Smith. Afterward guests played cards and chinker check. Stalin remark noted as bellicose aside.
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Legion Club
Gene Weir
Ed Sorum
Fred Ehlers
Co. W. Brink
E. B. Smith
Dan Howard
Arthur Beonem
Claude Randolph
Vern Treadway
Harald Woodling
E. I. Ellerston
Harry Jones
Leon Pratt
Matt Donovan
Ralph Creger
Lawrence Mouser
Art Williamson
W. C. Brink
E. E. Smith
R. R. Tillen
Minnel Couples and Ages in Jan Nuptials Listed
January notices list couples with ages and hometowns: Joseph Lysholm and Madi son from Minnesota, 27 and 19. Richard W. Goor and Carol M. Fredericksen, 21 and 23. Walter H. Fenrich and Dorothy L. Mellalwain, 17 and 17, all connected to Ceylon New Ulm Hanska Minn. A quoted philosopher notes effort hinges on clear desire to act and completion of tasks follows conviction.
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Joseph Lysholm
Madison
Minn
Grace J. Deling
Ceylon
Richard W. Goor
New Ulm
Carol M. Fredericksen
Hanska
Walter H. Fenrich
Dorothy L. Mellalwain
New NYA Supervisors Named for Iowa Districts
Theodore P. Eslick announces four men named as NYA supervisors for newly created districts covering 10 Iowa counties. Burr Boyd in Clarksville Bremer Butler Grundy counties, George W. Carmody in Whittemore Emmet Kossuth Palo Alto, Charles F. Neylan in Elkader Clayton Delaware, Robert F. Hannah in Mount Pleasant Henry Louisa. Applicants aged 18 to 24 may seek NYA work training through district supervisors or local welfare and employment offices.
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National Youth Administration
Iowan
Theodore P. Eslick
NYA
Burr Boyd
Clarksville
Bremer
Butler
Grundy
George W. Carmody
Whittemore
Emmet
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Charles F. Neylan
Elkader
Clayton
Delaware
Robert F. Hannah
Mount Pleasant
Henry
Louisa
Boyd
Neylan
Hannah
Carmody
Algona
Eslick
Iowans Lose Driving Privileges in 1939 Report
More than 38,400 Iowa drivers had licenses suspended or revoked in 1939 per Superintendent Clarence Shier of the driver's license division. Of these, 1,047 were revoked for operating while intoxicated and 414 suspended pending court action. Other causes included careless and reckless driving and speeding, vision failure, and leaving the scene of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shier
Shirer
Picture Your Pets With the Snapshot Guild
The Snapshot Guild offers tips to photograph pets at home using a portrait attachment, distance, and lighting. Indoor shots with flash, milk bait for cats, and a time exposure can capture varied, lively images, even without a synchronizer, as explained by John van Gollder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Gollder
Dinner dress by Nettie Rosenstein in Good Housekeeping
A high backed black dress by Nettie Rosenstein shown in January Good Housekeeping promises versatility for nearly every occasion. The item is presented as an indispensable dinner dress with a timeless silhouette suitable for formal and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Rosenstein
Good Housekeeping
Dunnell Immanuel Lutheran Annual Meeting Report
The Immanuel Lutheran church held its annual meeting on Friday January 12. Two deacons were elected for three years, C Larson and H R Nelson. Lars on was re elected, two trustees Axel Nyquist and Walter Anderson were re elected. A new park board was elected with Paul Montan in charge and E G Swanson H J Poller and Walter Olson as assistants. At year end 421 members, 115 children. Treasurer reports 1989 pledges 2965.80 offerings 462.12 other incomes 877.00 total 4333.92.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
C. L.larson
H. R. Nelson
Larson
Axel Nyquist
Walter Anderson
Paul Montan
E. G. Swanson
H. J. Poller
Walter Olson
V.R
Year 1940 safety outlook for drivers and pedestrians
The note looks ahead to 1940 asking for safer daily habits while noting 1939 safety activity results are not yet confirmed. It cites a possible small drop in accidents once figures are released and urges safe days ahead. Humboldt co operative creamery and Estherville Co op announce their annual meeting on Thursday January 26 with a 10 am start, noon lunch, and an afternoon program at Humota theatre.
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Humboldt
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the Vindicator and Republican Co
G.A. Nichols
Adélaide Nichols
W. E. Deming
Postoffice
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
FF Cluand
Europe
Germany
Princess Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Juliana
Stalin
Finland
Staley
Michigan
Navy
Indiana
Plandhy
Standby
Finer Foods
Estherville Shoe Co
Dixie Gem Coal
Kentucky
Northern Lumber Co
Snapshot Guild
Alec
C. E. Person
W.T. Schildknecht
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
R. D. Thompson
Mann
Ortheopathic
Sanborn
A. I
Reed
M. D
Leuthorg-Tibbetts Clothing
Fred Gants
Pat Cylia
Charles Winninger
Mischa Auer
Dna Merkel
Warren Hymer
Allen Jenkins
Billy Gilbert
Universal Picture
Ninotchkr
Lubitsch
Parere
Jane Parker
Betty Crocker
Gran Hee
Heston
Idaho
Whitehouse
Sunnyfield
Ann Page
Sylmar
Power City
Campbells
Tae
ANN
A&m
Mies
Parkers
Office Vindicator
Republican
Maytag
Mendowa
Montgomery Ward
J. A. Zimmerman
Pridigaire
Ile
Gerbrick Music Company
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