Local Happenings In Estherville Area Vandaag
Local happenings list visits and moves around Estherville and nearby towns. Paul Peterson is seriously ill at home. G A Amelsberg of Ames visited Roy J Brown home. Raymond Smith of Swea City called on Ernest Smith. Lyle Schultz family moved to Hite residence on North Second avenue. Mrs George Thompson of Kansas City visiting with Fred and Mrs White. Pierce family spent Sunday in Mankato visiting sister L Benton's home. Mrs George Weible and baby returned home after visiting Freder Sternberg. Harley Hamrick of Dickens attended funeral of E E Hamrick. Donovan Brown spent Sunday in Fenton visiting Glauss family. E L Anderson of Welcome Minnesota and Arthur Albertson Marvin Green of Kiester visited Emmet Twite residence. Floyd Horton moved from North Fifty street to Hite corner. Mrs Joe Yeager of Cedar Rapids staying with M A Stoneback and Chas Hawk. A J Rogers and son returned to Chicago after week with M E Wilson and Maybelle Harris. Fred Sawyer visited A Lough home then to Boone and on to Whittier, California. Kilgore Currell and Wm O'Brien bank directors traveled to Des Moines then Chicago to meet bank officials. Ralph Lough Marie Johnson and A Lough visited Boone and Minburn then home.
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Floyd Horton
North Fifty Street
Hite
West Des Moines
North Second Avenue
Social items highlight Mrs Weir guest of honor
Mrs Lee Douglas Weir was honored by host Mrs F A Silcox at a Dunnell party with needlework, a jig saw puzzle contest, and a lunch. Attendees included Mrs Geo Weir and others from Dunnell and Huntington. Mr and Mrs Fred E Gates hosted a card evening with neighbors and Dr Osgood, prize winners noted.
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F. A. Silcox
Dunnell
Lee Douglas Weir
Weir
Joliet
Ill
Geo. Weir
L. E. Page
James Kenyon
T. E. Osberg
R. W. Swenberg
Joe Asp
Veona
M. J. Larson
Donna Jean Brix
Huntington
Fred E. Gates
F. W. McCullough
John Osgood
Frank Logan
Osgood
McCullough
Brown Creek Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Haar
Brown Creek Club with Mrs Haar will host a meeting and program Thursday. Mrs Joe Timmons will have charge and the program chairman is Mrs L L Best. Other listed members include Stockberger Merle Moller Linsley H E Clark C E Lishness C P Mauck Frank Sutton John Smith Neva Rockne and guest of honor Mrs Pinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haar
Brown Creek Club
Joe Timmons
L. L. Best
You Go I Go Club Meets for Embroidery and Luncheon
Mrs L L Clements hosted a Monday meeting of the You Go I Go club with fourteen members in attendance. The afternoon featured embroidery and quilting sessions followed by a covered dish luncheon serving at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Clements
Gorge Anderson Hosts Men's Bridge Club Meeting
Gorge Anderson hosted a Tuesday evening gathering of the Men's bridge club. The group played duplicate contract bridge at three tables during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Anderson
Past Presidents Club Meets At Mrs Randolph Home
The Past Presidents club met Monday afternoon at Mrs Claude Randolph s home with all members present. Welfare report given and plans made for emergency calls. A luncheon followed. Attendees included Mesdames W E Deming Verne Treadway Art Williamson Harold Woodling H Sorensen Fred Ehlers Dan Howard C W Brink Claude Randolph Ernest Smith and Art Fossum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Randolph
Mesdames W. E. Deming
Verne Treadway
Art Williamson
Harold Woodling
H. Sorensen
Fred Ehlers
Dan Howard
C. W. Brink
Ernest Smith
Art Fossum
Jackson Hosts Pussyfoot Johnson Speaker Visit
William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot for his anti liquor law enforcement days spoke in Jackson Minnesota last Wednesday. He was accompanied by D L McBride and Thomas W Gales and the group traveled from Worthington after an anti saloon league meeting. The Jackson high school gym heard a vigorous address to a capacity crowd of students and adults as Johnson described liquor business in the old saloon days with strong emphasis on beer sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Johnson
Jackson
Pussy Foot
Johnson
Master Editor Joe Grawe Dies at 89 in Waverly Home
Joe Grawe editor of the Waverly Independent and the Waverly Democrat died at his home last week Thursday. He was named a Master Editor last year and would have turned 90 on July 6. The day before his death he was at his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grawe
Waverly Independent
Waverly Democrat
Grawe
St Patrick Luncheon Menu Brings Emerald Isle Fare
A St Patrick's day luncheon menu presents dishes like Grapefruit Cocktail Salmon Croquettes Lemon Sauce Parsley Potatoes and Shamrock Salad plus Pistachio Ice Cream and Clover Roll ideas. The article mixes festive recipes with a note on Everglades National Park protection and fire risks from hunters and tourists.
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St. Patrick's Day
Emerald Isle
Kraschel and Huston to Get Federal Jobs
Charles D. Huston Iowa Democratic state central committee chair is to be appointed collector of customs at Des Moines and Lt. Gov Nel G. Kraschel will become collector of internal revenue for Iowa. The president will announce the appointments soon. Kraschel to succeed Jewett in revenue post and Huston to replace Tomlinson as customs collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Huston
Democratic State Central Committee
Des Moines
Nel G. Kraschel
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Washington
Krasche
Gerald A. Jewett
Revenue Post
Huston
I. H. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
A. B. Cummins
Jewett
Lars Bladine
Revenue
Dickinson and
Brookhart
Kraschel
State Senate
Forty-Fifth General Assembly
V R APPLICATION FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE IN CHARLESTON
The notice lists Albert E. Danielson and Maybette M. Nelson of Armstrong applying for a marriage license on March 9. The clipping appears from the Charles Town South Carolina Evening Post and notes an odd-numbered year reflection identifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Danielson
Maybette M. Nelson
Armstrong
Everglades National Park aimed by U S bill push
A national park for Florida’s Everglades is urged by the American Game Association. Senate Bill 475 passed the Senate unanimously and House Bill 5063 favors international park status. The group argues private ownership harms rare flora and wildlife as hunting and collecting threaten the region. Public lands committee backs action and Florida may gift the area to the United States if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Est F. Coe
Everglades National Park
America
Everglades
Florida
American Game Assocation
United States
Congress
Public Lands Committee
Senate
House
Ern
Mrs Vivian Wolfe of Graettinger Dies at 22
Vivian Wolfe 22 of Graettinger died in Emmetsburg last Tuesday after a five to six week illness. Funeral services were held in Graettinger on Friday. Born in Graettinger she had grown to womanhood there and married in February 1931 at Estherville. The couple resided near Graettinger and had no children.
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Graettinger
Vivian Wolfe
Estherville
R. H. Ridley
W. H. Ridley
J. B. Ellis
Emmetsburg
Des Moines School Costs Show Reduction for 1932 33
A Des Moines public schools report from Superintendent Studebaker notes costs were at their lowest since 1920 for 1931 32 and will drop further in 1932 33. The 1920 taxes totaled 2 116 399 03 with 22 151 pupils at 95 54 per pupil, rising to a 1927 28 peak of 3 109 018 at 111 61 per pupil with more pupils. 1932 33 estimates are 2 639 761 70 and 87 29 per pupil for 30 242 pupils. Dr Parly Schneck of Sioux Rapids was injured when his car left the road near Spirit Lake. Frosts and Schneck were schoolmates from Pompey. Bubbles and Froth.
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Studebaker
Des Moines Public Schools
Parly Schneck
Sioux Rapids
Irvin Frost
Spirit Lake
Schneck
Frost
Dr. Schneck
Pomery
A Transaction In France in the American Weekly
The American Weekly magazine distributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner features a lightful short story titled A Transaction In France and promises many unusual and interesting features for readers.
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France
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Merchants and Swedes Cagers Meet Here March Fifteenth
A feature clash at Spencer pits Merchants and Swedes in a March fifteenth basketball game. The Swedes include Richerson, a top Indiana star, and Howdyshell in defense, with Parker Bennett and Nelson for Spencer. Merchants field Hutchinson and guard pair Shind and Thomas, showcasing a roster heavy with former college standouts and noted defenders.
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Schnack
Wayne Howdyshell
Rant Richerson
University of Indiana
Richerson
United States
Union
Spencer
Parker
Bud) Bennett
Empire State Building
Merchants
Irvin Nelson
U. of I
Nelson
Sheldon
Dutch) Hutchinson
Morningside College
Cudahy Packers
Louis Shind
Keith Thomas
Merchants Prepare for Second Match With Terrible Swedes
Spencer guards Gipner Moe and Carver ready to reinforce a flashy Merchants lineup. Recent wins include two over Globe-Trotters at Spencer and Emmeteburg, a decisive defeat of Olson Sporting Goods in Sioux City, and a blowout of Boone at Spencer. The second meeting with the Terrible Swedes is set for Wednesday, with an 8:15 tip and a 7:15 preliminary.
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Spencer
Everett
Gip
Gipner
Orion Moe
Maurice Carver
Merchants
Globe-Trotters
Emmeteburg
Olson Sporting Goods
Sioux City
Buena Vista College
Boone
Fisher Named Temporary Postmaster at Vinton
Karl Fischer, former Republican state auditor candidate, is named temporary postmaster at Vinton succeeding W. Rowe who served since 1921 and has been transferred back into civil service.
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Karl Fischer
Vinton
W. Rowe
Rowe
DONT GET UP NIGHTS Juniper O8 Drive out the impurities
Juniper oil marketed as a bladder remedy claims to cleanse impurities and acids causing irritation burning and frequent urge. Presented in packets as a “Bukets” product with buchy Raves and similar ingredients, said to act on the bladder like castor oil on the bowels.
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Jay Johnston
Bukets
Farm land for sale on No 8 paved road near towns
320 acres tiled and improved farms offered for sale by owner to raise cash. Electric light at the door, price 38.75 per acre. Located close to two towns. See G C Rinderknecht, Exclusive Agent, Springte, ne We.
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G. C. Rinderknecht
Exclusive Agt
Sringte
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C. M. Badgley
Square Deal
Paul Peterson
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Roy J. Brown
Raymond Smith
Swea City
Lyle Schultz
H. N. Rohde
North Third Avenue
Mrs
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Kansas City
Fred White
Mrs. E. M. Pierce
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George Weible
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Dickens
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E. E. Hamrick
Mrs. Donovan Brown
Fenton
Charles Glauss
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Glauss
E. L. Anderson
Welcome, Minn
Arthur Albertson
Marvin Green
Kiester
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Emkt Twite
Joe Yeager
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Rogers
Chicago
Fred Sawyer
A. Lough
Ralph Lough
Whittier
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Wayne Currell
Wm. O'Brien
Emmet County State Bank
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Mr. Currell
Federal Bank
Marie Johnson
Carl Glaus
Minburn
Ralpp
Lough
Robert Butler
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Michigan
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Mrs. Weir
Dunham
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Frank Koch
H. O. Sillge
W. A. Bagan
J. M. Kiefer
Con Alt
Warren Pullen
Wm. McArdle
J. H. McKay
Wesley Dunham
Will Bagan
W. E. Deming
W. A. Swift
M. E Wilson
Geo. Lyman
Finch
Max Finch
Elmer Jackson
George Lyman
Chas. Zlemer
Jake
Mrs. Haar
Bridge Club
Jackson Is
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Alice M. Ford
ST. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's
Charlestown
Evening Post
Mickie
Peller
U. S. Park
Nashville
IRL S. West
Ike Ritz Hotel
Inneapolis
Janet Hutchinson
Juniper
J. H. Kernan
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Andrew Sunde
Phon
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Elinore Barry
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