25 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
1
A scattered set of social notes and birthday greetings from residents around JACK CREEK and nearby towns. Family members, guests, and friends are mentioned visiting relatives and sharing celebrations at various homes and churches across the area.
A damaged OCR snippet from Petersburg presents unclear names, dates, and activities related to local events. It sporadically mentions people, places, and prices, but lacks coherent details or a discernible single outcome.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions individuals and places including Moe, Mees, Rebrends, Cali, and Naas with scattered phrases. The text references a family at Bovar Rebrends and a loss to shapesh, along with names like Moseley and Ver. The piece appears as a damaged local item with no coherent event.
The article recounts church gathering at Dolliver with Mrs Ollie Watland and visitors from Austin and Winona. It notes sales of a traitor’s property to a Sherhorn party, a lease of Iverson residence by the Farmers Creamery, and social visits including Lorena Schweiter and family. Several local residents attend weddings and anniversaries, with neighbors and relatives visiting era and weekend travels.
The state health and welfare department runs a 200 man camp in Maine under Ben F. Houser, with 140 enrolled so far and 35 rehabilitated for self support. New arrivals undergo medical exams, then five days of orientation before duties. Men manage housekeeping, meals, and camp chores, sharing meals with staff, while medical care is provided, and recreation includes cards, checkers, and reading.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places loosely, including Emmett, Nantes, Meg, Peterene, and Gar, with unclear context. The readable items suggest a local notice or brief listing, lacking coherent surrounding details to form a complete event or story.
A fragmented report details tire allotments dated June 23 and June 82, listing retrievals by Ringsted, Hansen, Jacobsen, and others. It records passenger tires, retreads, tractor tires, tubes, and related parts allocated to various individuals and locations with scattered names and quantities.
A jumbled OCR style fragment lists numerous names with scattered dates and roles. It reads like a damaged public notice or obituary snippet with multiple person references such as Clark, Kay, James, Davis, Marie, and others, alongside inconsistent month spellings and incorrect punctuation. The text lacks coherent events or clear actions.
Hot weather tests skill of the gardener as rainfall and cool nights allow some growth but evaporation creates water shortage. Irrigation and mulching help conserve moisture while early planting and feeding boost growth. Hot weather raises insect pressure and urges prompt attack on disorders to keep crops thriving.
A garbled OCR paragraph lists individuals connected to Estherville, Spirit Lake, Wallingford, and nearby areas, naming Charlene Rav Kuhli, Guy Kuhl, Leonard Rav Moritz, Marit, Mas 22 Marinonie Ann McGregor, Reverie Ann Stirit, and others. The text shifts to farming advice on sheep and wool, citing CAN McDonald ex-. lensier, and mentions war emergency shearline skin contracts and military requirements.
The Wan Tan Ye club hosted a benefit dinner Wednesday at Afiss Emma Gsearde's home. Members included Genevieve Whalex Ruth Evans Margaret Glath Emma Guarde Gladys Bunt Marcelia Onumilzen Grace Hedrick Gertrude Moore Bernice Clark Pearl Clark Ruby Nichol Fern Jackman Hartie Osmundsen Eliza Hanson Mary Mauss Gladys Brinignite. Guests included Archie Binby Clarence Lewis Janice Thlan Ruby Emmingson Eliza Welsh Alfred Lovimer.
The Sunday Evening Study Club will meet at BP. AL at the Geo. Robb home. Miss Margaret Manrice assists as hostess. The typic mood of the meeting follows with a focus on durable peace.
Hive Estherville women went to a granp missionary meeting at the Estherville church in Armstrong Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Elmer Jackson, former Estherville resident, served as a program speaker. Also appearing were Mrs Ernest Smith, Mrs Roy Burke, Mrs Wim Silles, and Mrs Robert Dun.
Sunday gathering of Toof Great La dees Association members from eight northwest towns in Minnesota took place at Riverside Park in Easterville. A large crowd and picnic tables attended with many towns represented including Aromatroyg Estherville Spencer Row Widens lowks Balls Spirit Like Sibley and Fair out. A program followed with songs and speeches by Rev Freii Savwrer and Armstrong noting community pride and local wedding memories.
An ad seeks a girl or young woman to work for tuition, board, and room at Capital Beauty School in Omaha Nebraska for $2 per week. Also listing a modern three room furnished apartment for rent by week or longer. Expresses appreciation for condolences after a family loss. Mr and Mrs George McKean, Lois and Ralph thank relatives and friends.
Postmaster Clara Kennedy reports 354 stamps sold in Estherville since June 20. Stamps are serially numbered and gummed on the face with back space for car details. Mr and Mrs Emer Starr moved Tuesday to Wayee Crim’s small acreage east of Estherville. Crim to reside with his mother while he serves in the army.
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