Catholic Daughters Elect Scout Council Delegate
At a regular Catholic Daughters of America meeting in the IOOF hall Mrs. Boyd Keating was elected to the Girl Scout council. Guests enjoyed bridge. Nora Conway won high, William Swift low. Refreshments served by several members. Next meeting February 19 at Mack Ellis home with George Washington and Abraham Lincoln life incidents for roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
IOOF
Boyd Keating
Girl Scout Council
Nora Conway
William Swift
Albert Heywood
Sam Woods
J. M. Kiefer
Wm. Kraehmer
Theris Maloney
Oscar Mirddux
Kary Willcox
Emil Lee
Carl Beck
Brab
Willcox
Otto
Searcy
Schoening
Grory
Mack Ellis
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lars Lauritsen
Lawrence Reinis
Dickey
Mrr
Joe Sykes
Wm. Truesdell
Mes. Christensen
Marian
Ben Nelson
Leo
Lessers
Mesdames Bird Williams
Lars Willcox
Mack Fits
Ceremonial At White Shrine Wednesday Evening
A ceremonial service will be held at the regular meeting of the White Shrine Wednesday evening in the Masonic hall. Following the meeting refreshments will be served by a 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
Hartriet Nivison
George Smith
Gladys Hunt
Anna Hunt
Personal shower honors Mrs Gunder Fjelstad 9
Mrs Gunder Fjelstad 9 was the honored guest at a personal shower Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Willys Stearns. Guests spent the afternoon sewing and a pink and white lunch was served by the hostesses. Gifts were presented to the honoree by the guests including Mrs L A Mathre and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Fjelstad
Willys Stearns
George Nick
Stearns
Fjelstad
L. A. Mathre
Emlet Twite
Glenn Ejike
E. MM. Wogen
Arthur Aanonson
A. R. Espesch
M. Thompson
Roy Stockburger
E. W. Johnson
E. Halvorson
Norman Fransdal
L. A. Aanonson
Le'and
Aanonson
Pase Matrons Move to Regular Meetings at Masonic Hall
At a special Pase Matrons meeting held Saturday afternoon the group voted to end luncheons and hold regular meetings at the Masonic hall. Afternoons will be spent sewing or knitting for the Red Cross with light refreshments by two hostesses. The Saturday session was led by Mrs. Guy Noel, president of the Past Matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Red Cross
Guy Noel
Willing Workers Meet at Schultys Home for All Day Session
The Willing Workers gathered Thursday January 15 at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schulty’s home for an all day meeting. After dinner a business session followed starting with the club song. Members answered roll call with New Year verses and mystery sisters for the past year were revealed and new ones named. Mrs. Frank Hutchinson was elected president for the coming year with officers including Mrs. John Lemack vice president, Mrs. Mack Ellis secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Carl Beck assistant secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schulty
Frank Hutchinson
John Lemack
Mack Ellis
Carl Beck
Stylized coveralls market notice in cotton council styles
Stylized front button closing cotton coveralls for women emerge from a collaboration among the Cotton Council and textile institutes. Designers from American Sehninto project outline use of coarse furiz seoreucker fabric and emphasize stylish yet practical garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et'onal Cotton Council
Cot
Testile Institute
Sehinto
Ianfuriz Seoreucker
Mrs Pfaff Heads Pythian Sisters Amid Installation
An impressive ceremony Tuesday evening January 18 at Wieser Pie Dell installed Mrs Barthes Pratt as most excellent chief for the coming year. Officers named include Ruth Penn mistress of records, RubyElemimine mistress of finance, Erna Sid les protector, Rene Iseminger guard, Clara Anderson press correspondent, Lillian Manck pianist, Anna Wrylder degree staff captain. Past chiefs Etta Clark and Mary Powe received certificates. Mrs Howe received a gift. Installation officer Anna Evleth presided. Maude Diltz grand senior and Priscilla Booth grand manager assisted. Refreshments and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiese
Barthes Pratt
Pern Jackin
Aggies Tsen
Tradelie Mathiger
Ruth Penn
Ruby Elemimine
Erna Sidles
Rene Iseminger
Maude Diltz
Apa
Priscilla Booth
Local residents announce job moves and travel notes
Roy Arthur resigns as operator at the Enterprise to take a post in St. Louis Missouri. Lyle and Lylein Kie of Dolliver drive Arthur and family to St. Louis and return Monday. Willian Dark and wife visit Des Moines for business and pleasure, returning Thursday. Fidel MeArdie returns to Independent School after family hearth visit. Ethyl Walker travels from Los Angeles to Fort Dodge to visit Dr Walker before returning home. Hazel Brown resigns from the University of St Paul to teach Dietetics at Iowa State College Ames. Mrs. Art Williamson takes a Parkview clinic post. Albertson family plans Calif. move. Williamson family shifts to Parkview clinic apartment. Sherman Morton leaves for Sioux Falls. Amanda and Merta Albert visit Lakeland Florida with Mr. and Mrs. Mo Albert and Spirit Lake party. Jo My Kiefer and sons visit Roy Froerman in Mason City. Chas Robinsons visit Des Moines and attend business matters. George Robinson and wife visit St Paul to see daughter Elson and her two sons. Milison reassigned to another car. Ellison family plan weeks in St Paul and with Robinsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Arthur
Enterprise Office
St. Louis, Mo
Lyle Kie
Dolliver
Arthur
St. Louis
Mery
George Robinson
St. Paul
Robert Elson
North Carolina
Milison
Ellison
St. Pal
Robinsons
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meet Thursday at Estherville Church
The Ladies Aid and Mission Society of the Estherville Lutheran church will hold their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the church. Officers for the meeting include Mesdaniel Lewis Tlemeen Oscar Matre dh M Knutson Raymond Minkler and Maurice Seylar. Members with stee? boxes not yet turned in are asked to bring them to this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Estherville Lutheran Church
Due Church
Prostesses
Mesdaniel Lewis Tlemeen
Oscar Matre Dh M. Knutson
Raymond Minkler
Maurice Seylar
Rebekahs Plan Tuesday Lodge Meeting
Rebekah Lodge members are urged to attend a Tuesday evening meeting led by newly installed officers overseeing the session. The gathering aims to organize plans and ensure full participation from all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Lincoln Child Study Club Meeting Tuesday
A Lincoln based child study group announces a meeting scheduled for Tuesday. Members and observers are invited to join at the usual venue to discuss local child welfare and educational topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Child Study Club
Understanding Iowa Children
A brief piece on how praise and encouragement from parents and teachers can curb a child's quitting habit. It emphasizes that children tire of monotony, may quit when disappointed, and that praise for what has been done or guidance toward success can reenergize interest and foster continued effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montony
Flere
Brain Teasers From Auction Quiz Radio Show Friday Night
A fragment from a radio quiz segment invites listeners to answer the weekly brain teasers and notes Page 4 contains the correct answers while quoting Burke on obedience as the essence of government not its names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Estherville Drug Store sees long-time worker resign
Miss Frances Long, after nearly twenty years at Estherville Drug Store, resigns Saturday evening. Miss Elizabeth Kinnard begins new duties Monday morning to assist with the work. Patrons recall the store’s cheerful greetings and Miss Long’s steady presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthervile Drug Store
Frances Long
Elizabeth Kinnard
Estherville Bicycle Ordinance Regulates Registration and Safety
An ordinance in Estherville Iowa regulates bicycle use on public highways requiring owner registration with a city license tag, sets transfer rules, dealer reporting, lost tag fees, and penalties. It mandates front headlights, rear reflectors, bells, stands and brakes, defines sidewalk and street use, riding rules, penalties, revocation, and enforcement effective February 1, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
City OF
Police Department
Businss
F. J. Ehlers
W. Shadle
Home Mothers meeting and farm visits near Jack Creek
Mrs Roy Serf hosted a Home Mothers meeting Thursday afternoon at her home. Carl Duer and Paul Glassnapy hauled cattle to Sioux City earlier this week. Mrs Otto Berkland visited Bertie Berkland’s near Fenton and plans to return to Duluth Minnesota. Mrs Otto Berkland also stayed with sister Mrs Carl Duer before leaving Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chris Ellerston visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Glassnapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Serf
Carl Duer
Paul Glassnapy
Sioux City
Otto Berkland
Bertie Berkland
Fenton
Duluth
Minn
Chris — Ellerston
Paul Glassnapp
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C.D. OF A
George Brus
Kill
North Ninth Street
Maurice Burrell
Aston Smith
Schultz
Mrs. Pfaff
Pythian Sisters
Jocals
Willian Dark
Des Moines
Fidel MeArdie
Independent Sunday
Ela MeArdie
Ethyl Walker
Mra Mack J. Groves
Fort Dodge
Dr. Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
Hazel Brown
University of St. Paul
Iowa State College
Ames
Art Williamson
Frederick Albertson, Jr
Parkview Esinic
Albertson
Vna
Williamson
Bernard Jonsen
Parkview Clinic
Sherman Morton
Sioux Falls
Kila
AcArdie
Amanda Albert
Merta Albert
Lakeland
Florida
Mo Mbert
Spirit Lake
Mire
Jo My Kiefer and Sons
Roy Frotreman
Mason City
Mer
Chas. Robinson
Win. Robinson
Mir
al Miers
Clarence Wilder
Chas. Miller
Bradgate
Maggie Barr
Wilder
Lutheran Ladies
Rebekahs
New York
THE
OBR Cwild Welfare Research Station
Gophers
Huskies
Webfoots
Tejans
Commodores
Boilermakers
Empire State Building
United States Military Academy
West Point
Salvation Army
Goethe
Washington
Midwest
Glenn
Central Avenue
Melvin Whitish
Monroe Cabins
Ellwanger
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Pillsbury's
Pillsbury
Minnespol
JACK
Amarica
G. T. Tostenson
Estherville Abstract Co
Emmet County
F. E. Rosendahl
Harley Degen
T. C. Mann
Sanborn’s
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
R. D. Thompson
A. I
Reed
Leuthold-Tibbetts Clothing
Gerberich Music Co
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