Catholic Daughters elects Girl Scout council member
At a regular Catholic Daughters meeting in the IOOF hall Mrs Boyd Keating was elected to the Girl Scout council. Guests enjoyed bridge with high score to Mrs Nora Conway and low to Mrs William Swift. Refreshments were served by several women. A future meeting is set for February 19 at Mack Ellis home with a holiday observance and a memorial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CD. OF A
Catholic Daughters of America
IOOF
Boyd Keating
Girl Scout Council
Nora Conway
William Swift
Bbert Heywood
Sam Woods
J. M. Kiefer
Win
Rena Hmer
Theris Maloney
Oscar Maukdus
Mes
Witton
Elixtorian
Jari
Leo
Carl Bock
Mira
Willcox
Mra
Otte
Searey
Mes Ehoortages
Mack Ellis
Fife
George Waal
Aneton
Abraham Ginealn
Wedneslas
Inceme
Lars Lauritsen
Lawrence Reinis
Dickey
Mie
Joe Eves
Mts. Wine Crnesdell
Christensen
Marian
Ben Nelson
Ian
Mert
Schultz
Willims
Arthur Schrte
Sizing
Mystery Sisters
Frank Mutchinson
The
Clab
John Lemack
Carl Beck
Ceremonial at White Shrine Wednesday
A ceremonial service will be held at the regular White Shrine meeting on Wednesday evening in the Masonic hall. Refreshments will follow, with the committee including Misses Pearl and Bernice Clark, Mrs Harriet Nivison, Mrs George Smith, Mrs Gladys Hunt and Mrs Anna Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Masonic Hall
Pearl
Bernice Clark
Harriet Nivison
George Smith
Gladys Hunt
Anna Hunt
Mrs Fjelstad Honored At Afternoon Shower
Mrs Gunder Pjelstad was guest of honor at a Friday afternoon shower hosted at Mrs Willys Stearns home. Guests sewed and a pink and white lunch was served. Many named attendees included Mrs L A Mathre and Mrs Emlet Twites among others. several invited guests could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Pjelstad
Willys Stearns
George Nick
Stearns
Fielstad
L. A. Mathre
Emlet — Twites
Glenn Bike
E. M. Wogen
Arthur Aanonson
A. R. Espeset
M. Thompson
Ror Stackbarger
E. W. Johnson
E. Halvorson
Norman Fransdal
L. A. Aanonson
Arn
Leland Aanonson
Stylized Coveralls Show Sleeveless Cotton Designs
Workers proposed by the National Cotton Council and the Textile Institute unveil sleeveless cotton coveralls for women. The outfits, crafted by American Seduction Design, feature satin like colors and tight fittings aimed at fashion forward wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soural Cotton Council
Are
Testile Institute
Janturis Coorsucker
Mrs Pfaff Heads Pythian Sisters Installation
Mrs Pfaff to serve as head of the Pythian Sisters with Fern Lackine and Ruth Pe as officers. Anna Wylde, Maude Diltzer, and Priscilla Booth listed among installation staff. ceremony followed by refreshments and a special hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pfaff
Pythian Sisters
Mons
Vis
Testi
Fern Lackine Tor
cNeaes Tse
Ruth Pe
Wile Hemmingson
Fran Sid
Rene
Wan Clark
Howe
Alee
Pialing
Clara Andersit
Tian Maurek
Anna Wylde
Anna Tyelett
Maude Diltzerand
Priscilla Booth
Tannouserd
Fitlow
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meet Thursday
Lutheran Ladies Aid of the Easterville Lutheran Church will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 2 PM in the church parish hall. Members are asked to bring reports and any notices for the forthcoming church calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies
Moeciety
Eatherville
Lasheray Church
Bferes
Atesdinie- Lewis Heaven
Gsear Vatre
M. Rkantson
Aliirice Seylar
Amberibers
Residents tale travels and visits across Iowa Missouri and California
A stream of letters and notices describes travel from St Louis to Los Angeles, with spouses visiting relatives in Des Moines Ames and Ames. multiple relocations and job changes are noted including university appointments in Iowa State College at Ames. The Williamson family plans a move to an apartment near Parks clinic while Mrs Walker visits her sister and friend in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Walker
Aback J Toves
Jefe Wolnestee
Dr. Walker
Los Aageles
Calif
Amie
Thizel Brow
Ate University of St Paul
Iowa State Callege
Ames
Alta
Set Williamson
Frederick Robertson, Sr
Parks Tesceline
Albertson Ani
Ters
Jain
Mbertsear
Fiture
Williamson Famiy Avill Mare
Bernard Jensey
Ence
Parksiew Clinic
Praise and Encouragement for Quitting Habits in Children
The text argues praise and approval from parents and teachers can curb a child’s quitting habit. It suggests focusing on successes, explaining failures, and guiding new strategies. Encouragement renews interest, sustains effort, and helps children remain engaged in tasks. Obedience is linked to governance, not punishment.
Estherine Drug Store Sees Staff Change After Twenty Years
After nearly two decades with Estherine Drug Store, Mies Fitzal Pense Kinhard resigns from her run and begins new duties assisting with the work at the store starting Monday. Patrons report cheery greetings and a pleasant atmosphere as the transition occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherine Drug Store
Hervive
Mies Fitzal Pense Kinhard
Lincoln Chile Study Club Meeting Tuesday
A Lincoln study club session is planned for Tuesday with members expected to discuss ongoing topics. The meeting aims to maintain a calm, focused atmosphere as details remain summarized from the recent agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Chile
Chi
Furcdy Votnan Poteet Veteertiey
Auction Quiz Teaser Questions From Radio Program
A fragmented newspaper item lists a set of quiz questions from a weekly Auction Quiz radio program, inviting readers to try and answer them. It includes questions about college team names, phobias, cadet slogans, and other trivia, with page 4 for answers and a long quoted quotation about religion and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cophers
Huskies
Webfoots
Taoians
Commodores
Boilermakers
Bicycles Regulated by Estherville City Ordinance 166
Estherville Iowa adopts Ordinance 166 regulating bicycle use on public highways. It requires bicycle registration by Feb 1 1942 with a 21 annual fee and a metal tag, transfer rules, dealer reporting, loss procedures, and penalties. Vehicles must have headlight and red rear reflector, bells, parking stands, and brakes. sidewalks and pedestrians favored. single file riding. evening rules. and penalties including impounding and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
Every & S
Police Department
Home and social notes from Jack Creek district
Mrs Roy Serf hosted a Home Mothers meeting Thursday afternoon at her house. Carl Duer and Paul Glassnapp hauled cattle to Sioux City earlier in the week. Mrs Otto Berkland visited Bertie Berkland’s home near Fenton last week and remains visiting at Mrs Carl Duer’s home before returning to Duluth Minnesota Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chris Ellerster spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Glassnapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Serf
Carl Duer
Paul Glassnapp
Sioux City
Otto Berkland
Bertie Berkland
Fenton
Duluth
Minn
Chris Ellerster
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George Urus
Kill
North Ninth Street
Maurice Burrell
Aston Smith
Mrs. Fjelstad
Red Cross
Guy Noel
Rebrekahs
Evering
St. Lows
Lyle Dae
Wolveraak
Arthur and
Ganily
St. Fens
Mr. Gant
William Garkworth
Pitts
Das
Sherman Merton
Sanday
Reaupe
Sie
Amanda Abert
Merta Bert
Lave Pone
Lakeland
Florida
Lake
Mo Whert
Mbeo
Mus
Aml Mars Ray
Mason City
Iant
Chas. Besbiy In
Des Moine
Ame Ves
Robinson
Onyary Vist
Livin Sun
Chin. Miller
Mar
Anne
Wilder
Geena Ratings
Vivir
Mobper Bussous
Eomle
North Carolina
Licen Mas
Cain
Tor Ceveray
St. Paul
New York
Tomm Culo
Nesereon
Mati
Stud Sinda
Dar
Glenn
Central Avenue
Melvin Whitish
Monroe
Ellwanger
Empire State Building
United States Military Academy
Weal Point
Amd
Stich
Goethe
Washingroy
F. J. Ehlers
W. Shadle
Tawa Dairy Industry Commission
TiNsbury
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
JACK
Aperica
Pat Dienes
G. T. Tostenson
Estherville Abstract Co
Bonded Abstracts
Emmet County
F. E. Rosendahl
Harley Degen
Jaws
T. C. Mann
Sanborn’s
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenues
Dr, R, D, Thompson
A. I. Reed
Leuthold-Tibbetts Clothing
Gerberich Music Co
Deslera Baldwin Pianos
Uned
South Seventh Street
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