Emmet County Board appoints County Worker in 1933
Emmet County Iowa Board meets July 17 1933 to accept Andrew Pedersen’s resignation as constable and designate Mrs Freda P Segner Estherville as County Worker to investigate relief applicants and report to the State Emergency Committee. Tax estimates listed for general court poor insane and other funds. The meeting adjourned to August 3 1933. Lived under Bible laws in 1638 New Haven colony Connecticut began by John Davenport granting voting to church members and relying on biblical laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pedersen
Denmark ‘Township
Emmet
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Freda P. Segner
Estherville
State
N. O. Osher
Dorothy Klopp
New Haven Colony
Connecticut
John Davenport
United States of Blasi Mexico and Venezuela
A playful, clipped note listing three nonstandard country names on the Americas map. It then quotes the Washington Star on wealth as youth’s key, and defines closet dramas as plays written to be read rather than performed, with a Browning remark on temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
United States of
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Browning
Community Notes From Estherville Area Weekend Visitations
Branton Yeager and Percy Johnson bring Velma Johnson and Ells Clausen home from Spirit Lake. League convention attendance for the week noted. Louis Kono's Newton children visiting at John Kono's home. Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Mankato visit Henry Roth home. Rice and Roth sisters. Eli Anfinson and relatives travel to Ft Dodge to visit an ill brother. Bleich family and Woods family guests at Bromley home. Richards family and daughter Lorna visit Percy Herum home. Mrs. Riley of Webster City visiting Emmett Caylor's. Edna Fedderson begins work at Percy Herum home. Lois Whelan of Estherville visits Doilliver friends. Four Moltzen calves stray. three found on Handgardner farm near Huntington. one still missing. Williams family from Chicago move into Chas. Oatts house. Mrs. Williams remembered as Jennie Hall. Richards, Lorna, Cara, and Herman Moltzen shop in Estherville. Henry Moltzen family and children of Ceylon visit Fred Moltzen. Hulda Clausen and Marjorie Williams return from World's Fair. Williams to Washta. Reed and Barfoot visit Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branton Yeager
Percy Johnson
Spirit Lake
Velma Johnson
Ells Clausen
League
Louis Kono
Newton
John Kono
Mrs. Rice
Mankato
Henry Roth
Rice
Mrs. Roth
Eli Anfinson
Zon Loyd
Mr. Anfison
Ft. Dodge
Anfinson
Martin Bleich
Mary Jane
Titonka
Art Woods
Dunnell
Beryl Bromley
Tom Richards
Lorna
Percy Herum
Riley
Webster City
Emmett Caylor
Edna Fedderson
Lois Whelan
Estherville
Doilliver
Ceylon
Fred Moltzen
Hulda Clausen
Marjorie Williams
Clausen
Miss Williams
Washta
B. Reed
Mr. Barfoot
Local Visit Recap At Jensen and Opheim Homes
Sunday visitors and weekly guests populate the Nels Jensen, J B Jensen, Otto Opheim, and related households. The Ladies Aid plans a church gathering August 23 with officers L R Anderson, Louis Bargrede, and J B Jensen.
The Romance of Spices and Their History
Judge Cordon writes on spices as a romance from ancient wars and kings to modern kitchens. He notes spices shaped Columbus voyages, then contrasts lavish pasts with today’s abundant use in soups sauces and roasts, and offers practical tips for seasoning and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Spain
East Indies
Near East
Memory’s Return Reframes Frills Marriage Mystery
Joyce Ashton, a poor stenographer in Chicago, regains memory after a skidding taxi crash and a horse fall. She learns her past included a selfish Mrs Frills who married Neil Packard, a rich California fruit packer, and a web of affairs with Maitland and poet Robert Ainsworth. Joyce confronts truth, reconciles with Neil, and contemplates leaving as Frills’s diary reveals motive, loyalty, and a forbidden baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Frills
Neil Packard
California
Sophie
Maitland
San Francisco
Robert Ainsworth
Joyce
Neil
Frill
Ainsworth
Evil
Fire Queen
Arthur Maitland
Nell
Nel
Sylvia
Lawton
Ned
Ainnsworth
Robert Ainswort
Shower Honors Mrs Lester Peterson At State Line Church
A mixed shower was given in State Line church parlors on a Wednesday for Mrs. Lester Peterson. She received many beautiful useful gifts. Mr and Mrs Garland Peterson and Miss Stella Rasmussen visited Heron Lake last week and attended the Gold en Jubilee there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Jensen
J. B. Jensen
Stella Rasmussen
Garland Peterson
Lester Peterson
Minda Benson
Otto Opheim
Ilah McDonough
Kathryn Jensen
Peter Rasmussen
R. J. Rasmussen
Louis Bargrede
August Jensen
Alma Kirk
Andrew Jensen
Penwell
Agnes of Jackson
State Line
Heron Lake
Community Picnic Attended by Rouse and Local Families
Mr and Mrs Lyle Rouse hosted a Sunday picnic at their home with guests including the Eveleths Ellis Clark Thornburg Michael Philpott Sargent Nepps Darwin Johnson Zittrich Martin and others bringing baskets and a table cloth. Various families visited or hosted others across the afternoon and evening with multiple social calls and gatherings in surrounding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Rouse
Rouse
Lee Eveleth
M. Ellis
Ivor Clark
Tom Thornburg
Harry Michael
C. B. Philpott
Earl Sargent
Isabelle
Florence Nepps
Muriel Darwin
Oscar Johnson
Frances
Walter Zittrich
Glen Martin
Ruby Lungren
Roy Shocker
John Graff
Henry Klein
Auto Route to World's Fair Picnic Planned at Riverside Park
A group including Mrs Mildred Pierson and ten other women planned the annual picnic at Riverside Park for July 30 with a next meeting set at the state park. A lesson on applied designs was given. Discussions included visits by Mr and Mrs John Dallman and sons, and neighbors and relatives visiting in various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Pierson
Julia Frank
Hazel Simpson
Ida Martin
Rose Daniels
Vera Nauss
Lena Shannon
Delma Graff
Anna Lungren
Clara Schmidt
Betty Martin
Riverside Park
State Park
John Dallman and Sons
Jurgen Anderson
John Benish
John Brinkma
Arlene Schnell
Near Terris
Harey Schnell
M. Bender
Lee Kamp
Harry Schnell
Arlene
P. Schmidt
Local Social Notes and Visits Outline Week
Miss Helen Thisted in Chicago for Worksp fain expecting return late week. Misses Myrtle Madsen Esther Jorgensen Violet Mortensen visited Herman Madsen home Wednesday. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jensen Tuesday eve. Rose Barnhart in Ottawa visiting Mrs. George Lowenberg. John Andreasen and P H Underwood back from Minneapolis business trip. Mr. and Mrs. C H Cox return to Minneapolis after a week with Jens Andreasen. Jeanette Peterson visiting brother Manno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thisted
Chicago
Myrtle Madsen
Esther Jorgensen
Violet Mortensen
Herman Madsen
Wendell Jensen
Rose Barnhart
Ottawa
Ill
George Lowenberg
John Andreasen
P. H. Underwood
Minneapolis
C. H. Cox
Jens Andreasen
Jeanette Peterson
Manno
Social notes and visitors in town and region
A long list of visitors and locals in town and surrounding areas includes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atwood and daughter Norma returning from the World's Fair in Chicago, Miss Nellie Foster visiting in Lancaster, Miss Helen Gugesberg visiting in St Paul, and many others from Columbus Montana to Minneapolis. The community hosts social gatherings, church and club activities, family visits, and illness-related absences with notes on local roads and stores and an Aid Society meeting planned for July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Atwood
Norma
Cora Gibbons
Ira Link
Chicago
Nellie Foster
Lancaster
Mass
F. 8S. Robinson
Helen Gugesberg
St. Paul
L. E. Slaba
Chas
Harlan
Columbus
Montana
J. O. Johnson
Otis Schrecengost
Earlville
Martin Rown
Virginia
Elk Point
S. D
Edwin Nichols
Lois and
Maves
Medford
Ore
Ernest Smith
Wathen Family Return From Sheffield Visit
The Wathen family came back Thursday night after visiting relatives in Sheffield Michigan. Erden Eads of Wessington Springs South Dakota visited his grandmother Mrs. A J Yoch Wednesday. Legion Auxiliary ladies met with Mrs. E J Olson Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Everett Rudd hosted the Happy Hour club on Wednesday afternoon. Joe Walsh suffers blood poisoning from a left hand cut. Henry Graff visited from Estherville Thursday afternoon, calling on old friends, Mrs. Harley Wallace and daughter Marjorie of Milford. the Misses Lou and Marie Doolittle of Lyons Nebraska were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harrington of McCune Kansas, their son Kenneth and family of Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathen
Sheffield
Erden Eads
Wessington Springs
S. C
A. J. Yoch
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
E. J. Olson
Everett Rudd
Happy Hour Club
Joe Walsh
Henry Graff
Estherville
Harley Wallace
Marjorie
Milford
Lou and
Marie Doolittle
Lyons
Nebr
Fred Emerson
Sam Harrington
McCune
Kansas
Kenneth
Albuquerque
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Judge Cordon
Pettersen
Ingrid Holmgseard
Council Bluffs
Dr. Kirkegaard
Edward Nelson
Dana College
St. Paul's
Arnold Bennicksen
Hans Sponnicksen
Hans Christiansen
Fairmont
Irwin Nelsen
Martin Petersen
Raleigh
Howard Reed
John Spoo
Chris Spoo
Harold Graff
Fred Nauss
Ed Nauss
John Schmidt
Robert and
Josephine Turner
Kenneth Ruffer
Elpaso
Alvin
Mago
John Dallman
Jim Ponton
Varlene
Darlene Geshe
Plessis
Bete Schmidt
Vern Kilgore
Baby
Happy Home Club
Funnor
Anna Nauss
Mary Shannon
Charlie Graff
B Quincy
U.S
Linois
Chico
Armstrong
Superior
Mesdames Tom
John Lambert
Roll Call
Charlotte Zerfoss
Clarence Erickson
Elkton
Clarence
Theo Erickson
Carreglum
Arthur Bringle
A. C
Reinitz
Glen Slingerland
Glen
Myrtle Barnes
Lyle
Marie Lewis
Jim Lewis
Terris
Alden
Lewis
Libbie Doolittle
Mary Harris
Carl Johnson
New Providence
Alton
Fred McMullen
Lake Park
Miss Hedge
Hayward Bay
King
Kenneth Butler
Sibley
T. O. Lambert
Aid Society
Olson Brothers
Strong and Sons
Meredith Strong
Julia
Howard Garling
Jessie Hoschaw
Stratford
Miss Garling
Archie Wilkinson
Clarion
B. A. Wilkinson
Will Depp
Harris
Hambletonioncontender
Will Caton
Syracuse
N. Y
Calumet Donald
Goshen
Caton
Ohio
Epestacuar Y Pages
Searles Uephershey
Miss Vatess
Lola Tn S
Wieeran Ger IN
Persson
Remie
Remington Office
Vindicator & Republican
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