Picnic and social notes from Estherville area
The record covers a weekend of picnics and gatherings at Ft De Fiance park Arnolds Park and local homes. Families including the Harvey Webbers Higinbothams Solomons ons and Barrers attend meals and meetings. Members of the Rebekah Lodge I O O F Pioneer Club and Ryan Lake Country Club host events while residents visit relatives in Dolliver Jasper Des Moines and Buffalo Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Brood
Des Moines
P. C. Brood
Orin Johnson
Kanawha
Hoff
Paul Graves
Gertrude Webber
Harry
Rebekah Lodge
Graves Hall
J. K. Carey
August Rosenberger
O. L. Wickensd
Rebekah
Estherville
J. E. Wilson
Orleans
Joe Harland
Pioneer Club
Howard Harland
C. C. Love
Kenneth Starkey
Harry Sorensen
Little Son
Forest City
Soren Sorensen
Jasper
West Bend
David Pink
Vivian Pink
Buffalo Center
Paul Fredericksen
Dolliver
Lloyd Dalke
R. N. A. Lodge
Frank Krieger
Jesse Barber
Thelma
Billie
Dick Vetter
Lavinia
Frank Barber
Bryan
League
George Kenline
B. A. Hillestad
Robert
Miami
Fla
M. L. Hatch
Clifford Hatch
Daisy Mortensen
Walter Fielding
Albert Clark
Sarah Wilder
Leroy Robinson
J. B. Robinson
Thompson
Adelia Hovey
Swea City
Julius Ingebretson
Miss Hovey
Norm Andrews
John Hansen
Sioux City
George West
Harvey Miner
Clear Lake
Nolan Nelson
Roy Merriott
Sam Fielding
Mr. Nelson
Local residents seek business sites and visits
Mr. Johnson from Armstrong toured Grover early this week seeking a site to open a veterinary office. Marie Lyle was a weekend visitor with Mildred Brown, continuing a sequence of small town activities and social calls amid ordinary community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Armstrong
Grover
Marie Lyle
Mildred Brown
Helpful Baking Hints for Home Bakers
A compact guide to mixing creaming and folding techniques for cakes and bran muffins. It lists ingredients and methods for everyday white cake bran muffins doughnuts and strawberry shortcake with notes on soaking bran before mixing and baking times. The text also includes a long Bureau of Biological Survey report on waterfowl status in the United States and Canada noting drought impacts and regional foci of duck and goose concentrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Savey
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Lake Erie
Ilinois
Louisiana
Texas
Mattamusket Lake
N. C
South Carolina
Chesapeae Bay
Montana
Utah
Washington
California
Great Plains
Prairie Provinces
Bud n Bub by Ed Kressy remembers fishing and the good old days
The poem recalls black bass riffles redhorse and plum thickets by cottonwood trees. A narrator invites memory of past fishing with a dog and friends and urges current boys to preserve fish for future generations. The piece contrasts youth fondly with present times and calls for saving the fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redhorse
Gladiolus Thrips Ravages Iowa Gladioli
The gladiolus thrips newly identified as a pest has spread from Ontario to Iowa by 1932 and infests Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Hampton. It damages leaves and flowers by deep surface scars, feeding on sap, with severe impact on dark varieties and storage bulbs. Growers seek spraying details from the State Entomologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ontario
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Iowa
Atlantic Ocean
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Hampton
The World As I See It Dreamed Path To Freedom
A reflective meditation on global strife, debt, poverty, and inequality. The speaker laments greed, crime, and drifting from moral law while highlighting vast wealth gaps, hunger, and longing for a just world. Hope rises in a prophesied shift toward freedom and right ruling amid eventual reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aachen
Barefoot Days by Thos W Townsend
Townsends poem recalls carefree boyhood in Marshalltown Iowa with memories of parental decisions, school defiance, fishing, campfire by the creek, sunfish roasting, and bare feet amid briers and sandburr patches from summers long past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Townsend
Marshalltown
Iowa
Quote from H A Gaarde on freedom and fellowship
A reflective line asserts there is no oppression where truth supports freedom, surrounded by friendship and good. The quotation attributes the sentiment to H A Gaarde, emphasizing moral harmony and communal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gaarde
Government Seeks Junior Park Naturalists
The United States government offers Civil Service commissions as Junior Park Naturalists at $2,000 yearly. Applications must be filed with the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington, D. C., no later than July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Teetotaler Charlie Ruggles Stars In Melody Cruise
Paradoxically the screen’s ace drunksman Charlie Ruggles is a teetotaler for health and work reasons. The comedian, who appears with Phil Harris and Greta Nissen in RKO Radio Pictures Melody Cruise, resorts to observation over imitation for his comic inebriate routines. He is also known as Hollywood’s handball and boxing champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ruggles
Phil Harris
Greta Nissen
RKO Radio Pictures
Melody Cruise
Grand Theatre
Ruggles
Hollywood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Triple C's
Ft. Defiance Park
George Harvey
Harry Webber
Glenn Webber
Billie Higinbotham
Chidren
Orvie Solomonson
Florence
Guy Ramsey
Triple C’s
Orgie Solomonson
Wm. Ramsey
Louisville Times
By ED Kressy
Egypt
South Africa
Twente
Rex
Finn
H. A. Frowick
Winnebago County
Edward Syndergaard
Chicago
Pullman
Uncle Sam
Congress
Roosevelt
Montreal Star
Bullhead Pond
Twetten Furniture Co
S. B. Twetten
Mgr
Twetten Furniture Coo
East
Lincoln St
Lake Region
Oavis Orioles
Mabel A. Burnside
Spirit Lake
Okoboji Lake
Propper
Mw Beta Sigma
Tommy Rankin
Tommy
Mary Young
Milton
Vindicator & Republican