Meanders and 2k club host afternoon bridge party
At Hendrickson home after two lunch, bridge games were played with Mr. G L Vestrom winning high byh score award and Mire.3. H Be the second highattending guests included Mrs Morse Mickelsyo Mrs Craner Jones Mrs G E Allen and others in a social gathering with local club members.
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Hendrickson
G. L. Vestrem
Jarty Vestrem
Morse
Mickelsyo
J. W. Craner Jones
G E. Allen Si
Easy Aces Guests of Mrs Floyd Johnson
Mrs Floyd Johnson hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering at her home with Easy Aces as guests. A cleanert lone bean war was served after which the testhern roof the Zueste joined an astren te bridge. Attendees included Mrs Hernice Lee Quest and other local residents.
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Floyd Johnson
Four Hostesses Give Party for Mrs Reed
A social for Mrs Reed drew invitations from numerous hostesses and guests from Boone and nearby towns. Attendees included Mrs E G Stavros Mrs Tee Care Miss Lena Long and Miss Charlotte Corey, who sent gifts but could not attend. Nearby Mr and Mrs Charles Bixbs and others hosted Mayor and Mrs M C Bascom at their Okoboji home with an evening of social games.
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Mire
Hurnll
Don Adelaide Nicholelerston
Eni
E.G. Stavros
Tee Care
William Schloeman
Hareid
Kay Taylor
Jeanee Ee
Lena Long
C Vhilgore
Lawrence Jensen
Don Woodrey
Charlotte Corey
Geraldine Puckier
V. McDonough
Charles Bixbs
Lani
Perkins
Ray Brown
Mies
AL Graettinger
Graetting. Hr
Seals
M. C. Bascom
Okoboji
Unclear fragment hints at students visiting State College
OCR fragment mentions Ay Dey Maimes and Verne with students from State College, a week visit, Chanute Field reference, and a hospital release, but details are garbled and no cohesive event or date emerges.
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Maimes
The
Marians
Mys
Students State College
United States
Chanute Field
Triad Minn
20 Years Ago Ad Report Missing Details
An aged classified note mentions a 3:10 schedule, a late tap, and a person named Mrs. 30 Mon who accepted a position as manager of the Game Prize Graton. The ad references selling items with Wan and hints at vague personnel changes and timing.
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Pruze Graton
News of Earlier Days Brief Paragraph Fragment
A fragmentary notice from a historical page mentions a few unreadable items. Readable details are too sparse to identify people, places, or events with confidence. The fragment lacks clear, craftable facts for a proper summary.
Economy in Home and Food Is Vital to Nat's Defense
Fragmented OCR text discusses defense needs linked to pork products for the navy and import substitution. It references barbecued spare ribs, recipes, and a mix of garbled phrases. Named entities and clear facts are scarce due to poor readability.
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Erie
Navy
Pillsbury
Pillsbury's
Pillabury
Iowa Convicts Buy Bonds and Volunteer Blood
Fragmentary clipping notes convicts in Iowa discussing bonds and blood donation. The readable text suggests a group considering charitable acts for soldiers, with mentions of willingness to donate and help, though many words are garbled and undecipherable.
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Iowa
Brain Teasers and Answers from Aurtion Quirra
A Friday night feature presents Brain Teasers with clues and questions on time measures geography and wordplay. Answers are advertised to be page 4, listing solutions to items about decades biblical years and miscellaneous trivia.
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Portland
Oreg
Ottawa
Canada
Nome
Alaska
Honolu'u
Hawaii
Washington, D.C
Rome
Italy
Paris Green
Hetty
Emile Post
Luther Burbank
Charles Lewis Tiffany
Deems Taylor
From Muffins To Scrapple Whole Cereals Lead
The article discusses cereals as a natural vitamin source and urges daily servings of oatmeal and other grains. It covers preparation tips for whole wheat cereals, cooking methods, and bran muffin recipes, emphasizing economical, varied use of cereals for energy and health. It offers a Bran Muffins recipe and notes on muffin texture and mixing technique.
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Ted
Naturell
Strategy of Terrorism at Pearl Harbor
The piece posits terror as a strategic aim of the Pearl Harbor attack to intimidate Americans. It notes a byproduct: fear drives 40,000 youths to join the navy, 60,000 to the army, and thousands more to the Marines in December as a high wartime surge. Mrs. Melvin Goecke travels to Trenton to visit her husband.
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Pearl Harebor
Navy
Aveline
Marine Corps
Melvin Goecke
Trenton
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Mrs. Hendrickson
Hogan Home
Pt Atelier Ao
Mrs Reed
G. T. Tostensor Plumbing and Heating
Estherville Abstract Co
Emmet County
F. E. Rosendshl
Harley Degen
Estherville
T. C. Mann
Sanborn's Store
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
R. D. Thompson
A. I. Reed
Leuthold-Tibbetts Clothing
Gerberich Music Co
Baldwin Pianos
South Seventh Street
Girl Scouts
Wn Ans
New York
Louis Stevenson
America
Thia
Vaderstaneins
Toma
Dee Tievky
Tina
Chines
Maurice
Chile
Securin
John Ford
Carlisle
Ford
Standard Oil
Beneft
Midwest
Glenn
Central Avenue
Melvin Whitish
Camp Claiborne, la
Pillsburys
Bes
Fioul
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