Sealed corn released for feeding at 57 cents a bushel
Government to allow farmers with sealed corn held as security for notes at 45 cents a bushel to release corn for feeding at 57 cents per bushel. Secretary Murray says the extra two cents covers principal, interest and insurance. Remittance goes to the loan agency of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation through which the loan was obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
State Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Fiance Corporation
Talley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Non Residents Must Have Iowa Fishing License
State fish and game warden I T Bode explains the 45th General Assembly act requires all non residents to hold a fishing license. No exceptions for juniors or age groups. six day non resident license applies to any angler. Mrs C L Deming and son Bobby returned to Iowa City from Estherville and Orleans visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Bode
State of
Iowa
C. L. Deming
Bobby
Iowa City
Estherville
W. E. Demingham
John Osgood
Orleans
Ralphit's Ice Cream Offers Quality Creams
An old advertisement proclaims RALPIT'S ICE CREAM stands for quality ice cream with full quarry Br ih cream any flavor for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralpit
Fairmont visitors and local family news notes
Fairmont visitors include Mr and Mrs John Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles Dayton. Local visits involve Mrs Amdal and daughter Donna Fae in Rolfe, Miss Margaret Schloeman in Lone Rock, and many residents at Coleman hospital or visiting relatives in Des Moines, Chicago, Mason City, Spirit Lake, and Burlington. Several residents travel for visits, medical care, or vacations, while prices on Gamble Stores tires and oil rise with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amdal
Donna Fae
Rolfe
Mrs. Amdal
Margaret Schloeman
Lone Rock
Mrs. Willis Cotton
Jack Rainey
Beth Ralston
G. H. Raife
Dusty Rhodes
Spirit Lake
Ralph's Quality Ice Cream Bulk Pricing Notice
Bulk ice cream at Ralph's offered in any flavor with 40 C per quart and 20 C per pint. Promotions emphasize bulk pricing for bulk orders. Local shop advertises per unit price for standard sizes and flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph's
Ralph's Ice Cream Stands Full Quart Brick Ice Cream
A local shop advertises full quart bricks of ice cream available in any flavor. The offer highlights Ralph's Ice Cream Stands as a supplier with a flexible selection and direct purchase option for customers seeking affordable bulk dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph's
Ralph's Ice Cream
Marriage of Miss Patricia Nadine Fillmore to Dono van Kirby
The wedding took place Friday afternoon June 8 at 4 o'clock at the First Christian church in Cedar Rapids with Rev. Blaine Hyten officiating. Miss Patricia Nadine Fillmore wore a long white gown and carried a shower bouquet. Joanne Stockton carried her train. Lucile Duke of Mankato was maid of honor. bridesmaids wore pastel organza gowns. Dono van Kirby’s attendants included best man John Risewick and ushers Leland Mahaffy, Howard Benninghoff, Vernon Lichenstein, and Paul Fillmore. The ceremony featured a single ring, with music by Marjorie Hugginsford and singing by Dorothy Roberts and Hazel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatricia Nadine Fillmore
F. J. Fillmore
Donovan Kirby
J. P. Kirby
Estherville
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Blaine Hyten
Joanne Stockton
Lucile Duke
Mankato
Minn
LaVerna Hamlin
Mancheter
Thelma Boegel
John R. Stockton
Des Moines
Margart Grier
Deep River
Kirby
John Risewick
Leland Mahaffy
Howard Benninghoff
Vernon Lichenstein
Paul Fillmore
Marjorie Hungersford
Dorothy Roberts
Hazel
Wedding Bells And Club News In Estherville
Chapman of Iowan City wed as a reception for 490 guests followed at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Kirby. After a wedding trip they will reside in Estherville after September 15. Later, a Crescent country club meeting elected officers for 1934 35 with Mrs Geo Frank as president and Mrs Milo Davis as secretary treasurer. Guests included Mrs B Hollenbeck, Mrs Elmer Clark and daughters, Doris Hollenbeck and Irene Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Clements
Crescent Country Club
Geo. Frank
Geo. Swansea
Milo Davis
Fred Sternberg, Jr
Clements
Guets
B. Hollenbeck
Elmer Clark
Vivian
Loretta
Doris Hollenbeck
Irene Swanson
North Star O. E. 8 Regular Meeting Wednesday
North Star chapter O. E. 8 will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Masonic hall. Routine chapter work including balloting will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Star
O. E
Masonic Hall
Picnic for Lutheran Sunday school classes set for Wednesday
Mrs Starie Sorum and Theodore Myhre lead eight Lutheran church classes in a lakeside picnic planned for Wednesday evening. Past Presidents Parley met at Arthur Fossum's home with Mrs Fred Elers, Mrs Art Williamson and Mrs Harold Woodling named to organize the event. A social hour followed the business meeting. Mrs Waldo Brink won first prize for writing the Star Spangel Banner correctly. Hostesses served a light lunch with guests Mrs Littleton, Mrs Wilbur Thorndyke and Miss Jacobson.
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Starie Sorum
Theodore Myhre
Lutheran Church
the Lakes
Parley
Arthur Fossum
Fred Elers
Art Williamson
Harold Woodling
Waldo Brink
Littleton
Wilbur Thorndyke
Miss Jacobson
D A R Chapters Hostess at Fort Defiance Park
The Okamanpadu chapter of the D A R will host the Lady of the Lake chapter of Spirit Lake D A R Thursday afternoon at the shelter house in Fort Defiance state park. The local chapter meets at two to finish the business by three before guests arrive at three. a picnic supper is provided by local ladies at five. Directors of the Community club plan a 7 30 pm meeting Wednesday in the city hall club rooms. Mrs L E Stockdale had an operation Monday at Cole man hospital.
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Okamanpadu
Te Lake
Spirit Lake
Fire destroys furniture in Groves building
Friday afternoon a fire partly destroyed the apartment of Mr and Mrs Judge Walker above Canfield plumbing on Lincoln street. The origin is undetermined but thought to have started from the stove. The frame building owned by George Groves was saved. The Walkers had no furniture insurance. most was destroyed. Canfield shop loss not insured. Dr and Mrs O H Miller moved to the Morris Zalk home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Walker
Canfield
Lincoln Street
George Groves
Mrs Reynolds and son John to return home Saturday
Mrs. W. H. Reynolds and her son John plan to return to their home on Saturday after spending several weeks visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. Mrs C D Tedrow and children Simmie and Kathrine of Princeton, Tl arrive here Saturday for a two weeks visit with Mrs J G Woodhouse and Mrs Nettle Ted.
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Harold Hurlbut
Los Angeles
Calif
Hurlbut
Mrs
Warren Dillon
W. H. Penrose
Bobby
Burlington
Mrs. Penrose
Iowa City
Orleans
Estherville
John Osgood
W. E. Deming
C. D. Tedrow
Childre Simmie
Kathrine
Princeton
J. G. Woodhouse
Nettle Ted
Quality Ice Cream Ad line
An old classified style blurb promotes quality ice cream with the promise of cream in any flavor.
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J. Hansen
John Smith
Chas. Dayton
Fairmont
Wr. E. Tess
Marhager
Woolworth
Floyd Brady
Traiing School For
Eldora
Lillian Rhodes
Mason City
F. H. Rhodes
Robert Knight
Winterset
Farkuahar
Raymond
Armella Payne
Coleman Hospital
Miss Pearl
Bernice Clark
Hattie Clark
Marie Harker
Chicago
Century of Progres
Herman Oransky
Merril
A. L. Buffer
East Roberts Street
J. 8. Hilliard
North 8Th Street
Heinrich of Fairman
Roy Buckingham
Ruth
Ferwent
Cummins Batthrday
John Klingbell
Robert Lee
FP. E. Martin
Agnes Kelly
Twin Lakes
Mabel McGuire
Albert Lea
Carl Crawford
Thomas Lashbrook
The
University
E. E. Lashbrook
Gamble
Jennie Clark
Ross Clark
Jackson
Alex Johnston
Sioux City
Virginia Johnston
Richard Evards
Frank Glotfelty
Berwyn, Ill
Owen Morton
Dr. M. T. Morton
Duluth
Aulger Bros
Wand
Mickey
Porky
Mary Ann McCail
Wes
Nancy
City Slickers
Miss Fillmore
Chapman
Iowan City
Eastern Star
L. E. Stockdale
O. H. Miller
Morris Zalk
Ver
Corona
Typewriter Exchange
Vingie E. Roe
Sonya
Nevajos
Starr Stone
Lean
Rich Rodney Blake
New York
el Capitan Diablo
Starr
Conchita
Vindicator
Republican
Emmet County
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