Social items recount club teas and showers in Estherville
Mrs. D. D. Wilson hosted the D. D. D. cooking club luncheon for members and guests including Mrs. Sar Bevan and Mrs. R. J. Ridley. Myhre family picnic at Ft. Defiance state park drew relatives from Estherville Clarinda and Waterloo. Numerous honor guests attended showers and gatherings for Miss Leota Wiese and Mrs. Harold Grant. Past Matrons of the Eastern Star met in a casual fair at Mrs. McArdle’s home. President Roosevelt described as a plain talker with punch in his words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Be
Wilson
M. E. Wilson
D. D. D. Cooking Club
Sar- Bevan
I. J. Robinson
Edna Barker
L. C. Doolittle
G. H. Morse
R. 8. Clark
R. J. Ridley
R. O. Jones
Minneapolis
Clark
O. Neville
Morse
Myhre
Estherville
Ft. Defiance State Park
Art Myhre
Teddy
Chas. Warner
Clarinda
Oliver Rierson
Phillip
Ft. Dodge
A. R. Hutchinson
Waterloo
Harold Grant
John Graat
Peter Schmidt
Grace Martens
Alice Martens
Esther Lande
Evelyn Clemmenson
Hazel Logan
la von Logan
Esther Gorton
Nadine Noel
J. 8. Shannon
Art Skattebo
L. A. Barrett
Chris Befidixen
Lloyd ‘Skattebo
C. Skattebo
Guy Noel
Harry Schnell
John Grant
Lee Kemp
John Dallman
Roland Shannon
Dorotha Frank
Mildred Barrett
Leota Wiese
Carl Carlson
Charles Rost
Eugene Rost
Holger Ostegaard
Sherburn
Miss Wiese
Otto Rogers
J. N. Peterson
Martin Brownlewee
Clyde Brown
Wm. McArdle
Owen Morton
The
Eastern Star
McArdle
Roosevelt
Local residents visit and travel around regions
Mrs Wilburn Johnson of Minneapolis looked after property here last week. A social outing included Mrs A R Markley and son Hugh, Miss Koehler, Mrs A Dyke and Morris Haskins at Emil Koehler's cottage near Peppermount Point East Okoboji. Others visited Traer, Plover, Washington, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, and Los Angeles. Families returned from Lake Norden to Oklahoma City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Markley
Hugh
Ramshaw
Miss Koehler
A. Dyke
Morris Haskins
Emil Koehler
Peppermount Point
East Okoboji
Wm. Luikart
Lake Norden
D. D
Vernon Steele
Oklahoma City
Broiled Chicken Lore and The Broiler Story
Judge cordon explains the broiler life from hatch to market, detailing feeding hotels and exact care to tender meat. He compares the farmed birds to Dumas characters and shares a broiling method and a dinner menu featuring broiled chicken and accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Local visitors and family trips noted after Decoration Day
Miss Ida Valen and Miss Amelia Hanson returned from Canton and Sioux Falls to see friends from the west. Mr and Mrs Lee Eveleth and family and others picnicked in Sac City Memorial Day, with some continuing to Des Moines. Mr Pusey visited Estherville. the Munson family arrived from Whiting for a weekend stay. Several ladies visited Worthington and Spirit Lake acquaintances. Chas Johnson visited to decorate graves and commented on Iowa crop conditions versus Illinois. Mrs Emil Brehmer arrived to spend the week with the Wiese family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Valen
Amelia Hanson
Dolliver
Canton
Sioux Falls
Lee Eveleth
Adah Eveleth
Eveleth
Chas. Johnson
Chicago
A. O. Johnson
Oscar Carlson
Johnson
Towa
Illinois
Des Moines Report: Farm Radios Decline Sharply
Des Moines May 30 farms show a 29.2 percent drop in operating radios in the year ending January 1, 1933, per Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau figures. About one Iowa farm in three has a radio. main causes are inability to replace batteries and tubes. Radios linked to isolation relief and farm marketing, but economic conditions limit purchases. At the peak in 1931 nearly half of farms had radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
V. BP
Sows bred for spring pigs in Iowa fall 1933
Des Moines reports show a 24 percent decline in sows bred for spring pigs in 1933 from 1932. Weather and crop bureau notes cold cloudy spring slowed young pig growth. many heavy sows sold before breeding, reducing expected pigs per litter despite abundant corn. Iowa accounts for about 27 percent of U.S. hogs, shaping national markets.
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Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Corn Belt
United States
Blind man walks to Chicago World’s Fair with guide dog
M L Loafman a 54 year old blind man from Sheldon travels on foot toward the Chicago World's Fair to prove blind people can self-propel and navigate. He is guided by a police dog trained to lead him, delaying in Emmetsburg due to the dog’s sore paw and hot tar on the road. He plans about 40 days for the journey, rejecting rides and charity, to inspire others and support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Loafman
Sheldon
Chicago
Emmetsburg
West Main Street
Leafan
Here
Spencer
R. W. Hesse
Loafman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wheaton
North Dakota
Worthington
Sunday Dinner Suggestions for Outdoor Picnics
Memorial or Decoration Day marks the outdoor season and invites fresh air meals. Markets offer varied fresh and prepared foods at affordable prices. Good buys include new potatoes carrots cantaloupes and various menus from Quaker Maid Kitchen featuring roasted veal shoulder browned potatoes buttered carrots bread and butter snow pudding custard sauce tea or coffee baked ham and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Maid Kitchen
Social Hour club gathers amid poor weather
Superior notes the Social Hour club met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Doty. Despite dismal weather attendance was low but those present enjoyed the gathering with Mrs. doty leading conversations and activities.
Opportunity in Action Through Faith and Mind
An editorial meditation on recognizing and seizing present opportunities. It cites Hagar and her thirst as an example of misperceived need, corrected by divine guidance, and urges that opportunity for service arises from understanding God and the law of cause and effect in Christian Science. It concludes that true possibility lies in abiding in God and discerning evil's powerlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagar
Christ Jesus
Community notices and personal news from Dickinson county
Doty’s gracious hospitality. Coyne Russell departs for Des Moines to train with the deforestation corps. Beth Bringle and Leslie Hugh Johnson host a supper at Tuttle Lake. Rev Strong and family join Dickinson county ministers at Lake Park for a picnic on Silver. The Cemetery society and Ladies Aid set June meetings. Children’s day plans begin. Lola Johnson and two others win silver medals for music tests. Coronado Crade promotions claim savings on ice and groceries, with prices from 79.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty
Coyne Russell
Des Moines
Deforestation Corps
Beth Bringle
Leslie Hugh Johnson
Tuttle Lake
Rev. Strong
Lake Park
Dickinson County
Silver E
Cemetery Society
John Swanson
Ladies Aid
Olsen
Public Insurance Notice for Massachusetts Fire and Marine Co
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Boston has filed sworn statements with Iowa authorities and is authorized to transact fire and related insurance in Iowa until April 1 1934. The report shows assets of 2 880 964 30 with liabilities 1 465 510 58 and a paid up capital of 1 000 000 00, surplus 1 415 453 72, and total surplus over liabilities 2 443 305 01 as of December 31 1932. Des Moines April 1 1933 E W Clark Commissioner of Insurance seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Insurance Department of
Iowa
Recerca Satta Caltia
Seta Es Us Eral Fec Oy
Ccssee
Des Moines
Eine Selinast
Tegard
Des Moines Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company Certificate
A sworn statement from December 31, 1992, certifies the Des Moines Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company authorized to transact Fire, Windstorm, Auto, Property Damage, and related insurance lines in Iowa. Commissioner I E W Clark confirms compliance and assets totaling 4,713,853.49.
New Low Price on Quality Milk From Guernsey Herd
Oak Hill Guernsey company offers milk at 8 13 cents per quart from a registered purebred herd. Effective June 1 and continuing until further notice. Delivered to your door before breakfast by request. Phone 776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Oak Hill Guernsey Company
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Wiese
Arthur E. Morgan
Antioch College
Ohio
Tennessee Valley
Mr. Morgan
North Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Antioch CoXeve
N. H. McKerral
Traer
Mena Mueller of
Plover
Fred Ehlers
Burr Williams
Washington, D. C
Capt
William
Mr. Barber
Mason City
Williams
Hale Williams
Cedar Rapids
Mary Williams
Washington
Lizzie Martinson
Los Angeles
Calif
Wilma Gronstal
Lutheran Girl Scouts
Girs
Luella Shaw
Imogene Knutsen
Orleans
Mrs. H. C. Brees
Algona
Judge Cordon
Alexander Dumas
D'Artagnan
Porthos
Aramis
Cecil Munson
Munson
E. M. Munson
Whiting
Hattie Osmundson
Carolyn
Dean
Lema Miller
Mabel Eggleston
G. L. Eggleston
Mrs. Osmundson
Miller
Mrs. Eggleston
Emil Brehmer
Hartley
Herman Wiese
John Peterson
W. H. Hunt
Chas
Barber Cottage
Spirit Lake
Ann Page
Deark
Charles Lewis
Jim Lewis
Terris
Lola Johnson
Delores Wiley
Ruth James
E. W. Clark
Insurance
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company
New Orleans
Louisana
Insurance Department of Iowa
Code of Iowa
G. T. Tostenson Plumbing and Heating
New York Life
John Rogers
Drs. Jones & Mann
Oreegeibin
Sandven
L. W Loving, M. D
Tel. Res
Emmet County State Bank
J. L. Osgood
Rhodes Block
L. M. Christensen
Tore
N. R. Elleworth Denis
A. L Reed
M. D
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