153 Ladies Present at Project Day
Miss Margaret Pfeil leads Emmet county Home Project Day at city hall with 153 attendees from Dickinson and Martin and Minny counties. Exhibits spotlight home life topics. Bohemian Girl choruses place highly. Twelve Mile Lake and Jack Creek townships perform a one act play Lending Helping Hand. Speakers include A V Bormann and Mary Gregg praise, with demonstrations on baby care and child’s stool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pfeil
Emmet County
Farm Bureau
Home Project Achieve
Dickinson
Martin
Minny
Center
Emmet
H. A. Haywood
Walter Blagg
Center Township
Vv. Anderson
Emmet’ Committee
Jack Creek
Twelve Mile Lake Townships
Joe Oakes
K. H. Ranta
Qdus Paugh
A. V. Bormann
P. I. Schmidt
Ed Hutchinson
Twelve Mile Léka
G. M. Donovan
Max Soeth
High Lake
M.A. Balkania
E. Harvege
M. J.arson
Ellsworth Township
Estherville
George Robb
C. Saunders
A. Glassnapp
Denmark Township
Eugene Hutchinson
Agneta Jensen
Mary K. Gregg
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Actors For Play Chosen In Estherville Master Stag Show
Vermaine Sidles will head the all star cast in the Master Stag show Crazy Politics by the American Legion Auxiliary. Sidles plays Pat O Donnell a newspaper reporter who must masquerade as the women mayor candidate when the real candidate is delayed. The spoof centers on Estherville politics with the People s Party caucus nominating Mrs Courtney Van Dyne while hoodlums influence officials. The comedy features a cast including Cliff Hedrick, Romaine Collins, Ted Hammes, Dan McGee, Leo Sa, F Olson and others in rapid set piece gags and mistaken identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermaine Sidles
American Legion Auxiliary
Mr. Sidles
Pat O’donnell
People’s Party
Estherville
Courtney van Dyne
Cliff Hedrick
Spider McGinnis
C. Sanborn
Fisher
F. Olson
Doctor Jeffrey
Ted Hammes
Watson
Dan McGee
Able Goldberg
Leo Sa
Meh
Hedtick
Froley
Romaine Collins
Simpson
van Dyne
Minnie
Illinois dietitian advises seniors at state college
Ames Iowa report on Millie Kalsem head dietitian at Pook County Hospital detailing five key qualifications for women succeeding after college. She lists intellectual ability adaptability to social and business conditions cooperation interest in the work and a pleasant personality. Since 1927 she has supervised fourteen local women who trained at her hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Millie Kaleem
Pook County Hospital
Hurly
Iowa State
Siflent Mi
Kalsem
Mrs Thomas Improves After Auto Crash
Mrs Thomas shows improvement almost two weeks after an auto accident. She is partially conscious at Coleman Hospital, nourished, and sometimes recognizes family. Restless today but rested well yesterday. Injury occurred March 1 en route to Sunde Valley school in Elsworth township when her auto was struck by a loaded truck. Forehead gash noted. overall seriousness linked to the shake suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Thomas
Thomas
Coleman Hopital
Sunde Valley
Elsworth Township
Emmet County High School Spelling Contest Schedule
The Emmet county high school spelling contest will be held on Monday March 18 in the courtroom of the courthouse. The contest will begin at nine o clock and will include both written and oral tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Court House
Crazy Politics stage show features prominent local figures
Amid a political farce the banker Rollins portrayed by Jesse Cox fields a projection of mayoral intrigue. Clyde Seaborn plays Spider McTinnis with Dopey and Duke as his guards, Leo Branford and Pat Mauck. Joe Buckley shines as Ivan Anfulitch. Ward the reporter is Bill Anderson. Two cops are Emiet Twite and Frank Westbrook. Rehearsals begin tonight at Ap-easat Aux Nugxy club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins
Coloress Steetheart
Jesse Cox
Spider Mctiinnis
Underworld
Clyde Seaborn
Dopey
Leo Branford
Duke
Pat Mauck
Ivan Anfulitch
Joe Buckley
Ward
Bill Anderson
Emiet Twite
Frank Westbrook
Easat Aux- Nugxy Club
Former resident dies. funeral in Cedar Rapids for George Smith
George Smith, 80, of Cedar Rapids and former resident of this city, died Tuesday morning after a three month illness. A former Rock Island conductor, he lived here about 25 years ago. He leaves his wife and one son, Wallace, of Cedar Rapids. J. H. Cramer, lawyer, and wife attended the Cedar Rapids service held at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Smith
Rock Island Railway Company
J. H. Cramer
Wallace
Boosters To Play Eagles In Roosevelt Gym Tonight
Esther ville Boosters host the Sioux City Eagles at Roosevelt gym in a fast paced collision. Roosters line up Archie Deim Greg Deim Don Peterson Parker Bennett and John Warrington with Crumbin expected to play. Eagle boost includes Dean Morningside forward Lang guard plus Eddie McBride and Don Michaelson with Rosenberger from East Sioux City high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Boosters
Sioux City Eagles
Roosevelt Gym
Shanty” Dolan
Eagles
Roosters
Archie
Greg Deim
Don Peterson
Parker Bennett
John Warrington
Crumbin
Dean
Morningside
Lang
South Dakota
Eagle
Eddie McBride
Cudahy AC
Don Michaelson
Rosenberger
Sioux City
Two Dolliver School Directors Re‑elected
Dolliver Towa March 13. In the annual school election four candidates vied for director. Reelect P. B. Herum and Burton Johnson. Nealord Peterson and W. L. Pope also ran. W. G. Mellwraith was unopposed for treasurer and was elected. Herum and Pope won three year terms. L. P. Stillman drove to Worthington and Rushmore Minnesota last Sunday and returned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushmore
Minn
25th Anniversary Celebration for Levi Kalvidt Pair
A large gathering near Jack Creek marks the silver anniversary of Mr and Mrs Levi Kalvidt at Immanuel Lutheran church. Rev Sande remarried them 26 years ago, March 12, with a program of scripture, songs, solos, talks, duets, and gifts. An $80 silver purse and a Graettinger Willing Workers gift were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Creek
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Levi Kalvidt
H. L. Thompson
Nellie Helmers
Sander
Albert Walden
Ruth Wicks
Thelma Anderson
Lawrence Berkland
Annie Welsh
Ccs
Sande
Nordsletten
P. Paulson
Graettinger
Shift In 1985 Corn Acreage To Further Good Soils Program
Iowa farmers in 1936 plan to shift full 30 per cent of corn land to other crops to improve soil fertility and balance rotations. Oats and soybeans will replace corn. some will seed alfalfa or clover with oats or after harvest. About 44 per cent of signers in 63 counties report moving significant acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. L. Boatman
Iowa State College Extension Service
Lowa
Rathke to Speak at County American Legion Meeting
William C. Rathke state commander of the American Legion will address the Johp county gathering of American Legion and Auxiliary members on Thursday evening March 21. The program at 8 o'clock in the city hall auditorium includes readings dances and musical numbers with Victor Stueland and Mrs J C Underkofler invited. Hosts Estherville post and unit invite all Legion and Auxiliary members and eligible joiners to attend and enjoy the social hour after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Rathke
American Legion
Johp
Estherville
Rathke
Victor Stueland
J. C. Underkofler
Legion and Auxiliary
Herd Improvement Registry Testing in Iowa Increases
The February summary from the Iowa State College Dairy Extension Service shows 571 cows tested under the herd improvement registry plan, up from 348 in February 1934. The report notes average production of 18,245 cows in 53 associations at 614 pounds of milk and 24.1 pounds of butterfat, with the top herd led by E. M. Santman of Dysart at 1,473 pounds of milk and 53.6 pounds of butterfat this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College Dairy Extension Service
Cow Testing Association
United State Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States
E. M. Santman
Dysart
Elkader-Volga
Sac- Caroll
Dallas—Boone
Pioneer
Cedar Falls
Lee-Des Moins
Fremont
Page-Mills
Santman
E. ©. Forest
Mount Vernon
George A. Kilen
Lake Mills
H. McElhinney
George M. Smith
Sac City
F. O. Hartman
Lakefield
Minn
Arvid Magnussen
Independent
Estherville High School Cast Praised for Joan of the Nancy Lee
Local audiences at Ronsevel auditorium enjoyed a polished performance by Estherville high school and junior college glee clubs on Tuesday and Wednesday. The cast featured Norman Jensen as the pirate captain and Mildrid Vedder as his sweetheart with strong supporting musicians and actors. the ensemble delivered refined chorus work and a visually pleasing bridal party in the final act.
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Joan of the
Nancy Lee
Estherville High School
Colege
Ronsevel Auditorium
Armstrong
Arnolds Park
Grover
Ceylon
Minn
Dolliver
Emmet Consolidated
Graetting
Lake Center
Consolidated
Dickens
Lake Park
Milford
Petersburg Consolidated
Jackson
Sherburn
Spirit
Lake
Superior
Swan Lake
Fat Maple Hill
Swea City
Terris
Wallingford
Norman Jensen
The
Pirates
Mildrid Vedder
Every Mason Present Meeting Draws 100 Members
More than 100 Masons attended the Every Mason Present meeting Monday at the Masonic hall. Visitors from neighboring lodges joined the gathering. Speakers included Attorneys J. W. Morse, William S. Johnston and N. J. Lee who spoke on the Three Great Lights of Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
J. W. Morse
William S. Johnston
N. J. Lee
League of Women Voters Elect Officers
Mrs Alfred Burrell was elected president at a special meeting in the city hall auditorium. Mrs Carl Carlson was named first vice president, Mrs John Hipple second vice president, Mrs Joe Nissen third vice president, Mrs Guy Nicholson secretary and Mrs Will Dick treasurer. Appointive officers remain unnamed. Installation planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Burrell
League of Women Voters
City Hall
Carl Carlson
John Hipple
Joe Nissen
Guy Nicholson
Will Dick
Board of Supervisors Set Friday Meeting Agenda
The board of supervisors will hold an all day session Friday in the office of county auditor Mrs Gladys Bringle. Morning routine business will be followed by an afternoon session with representatives from each township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Gladys Bringle
Creamery Day and School Election Held in Dolliver
On Creamery day in Dolliver readers attended a noon free dinner for 380 patrons, followed by a program by the high school girls lee club led by Miss Maurine Harker. Directors reelected or elected included M. C. Peterson Nels Anderson Henry Hall A K Iverson Nels Jesperson Ingvard Jessen Lewis Tire vold. Out of town visitors attended social activities. Butter production rose to 170156 pounds from 1305706, with patrons paid 26.7 cents per pound. butter sold at 24.3 cents per pound. Total receipts reached 43252.71 with expenses at 36245.88, marking an orderly fiscal year increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Mar
Farmers Creamery Company
A. K. Iverson
Nels Jesperson
Ingvard Jessen
Lewis Tirevold
Raymond Olson
Emmet Trees
Marvin
Armstrong
H. H. Lundahl
Petersburg
Mimn
Gene Lundahl
Bute
Hold Funeral Services for Mrs Schaeffer
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church for Mrs Elmer Schaeffer of Armstrong who died March 9 1935 in Armstrong age 66 years 6 months and 3 days. She was married October 16 1916 in Armstrong to Elmer Schaeffer. Survived by husband one daughter Lucille father Harry Helgason of Armstrong and one sister Mrs Weldon Gallup of Sanborn.
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Armstrong
Arm
Elmer Schaeffer
Lucille
Harry Helgason
Weldon Gallup
Sanborn
V R Market Day Auction Saturday at Wallingford
Wallingford’s annual market day auction will be held Saturday with a big dinner by the Ladies Aid at the church basement, offering goods at a reasonable price. The sale includes horses cattle hogs machinery poultry grain potatoes hay seeds and household goods. Vendors are invited to bring items to sell. livestock will be sold at the stock yards west of the Gunder songeragii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford Wallingford
Ladies Aid
Dance Band Lineup At Danceland Tonight
Boolgs popular dance bands manager Leroy Miller booked Al Menke and his 10 piece band for the Danceland dance tonight. The group is a top regional act with a weekly Hoel Fort Des Moines engagement. Saturday night Don Watt leads an eight piece college orchestra. Dr and Mrs H O Young and Miss Mary Fernow of Marion visit with Mr and Mrs Francis Shadle for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Miller
al Menke
Danceland
Hoel Fort
Les Moines
Des Moines
Don Watt
College
Orcheatra
H. O
Young End
Mary Fernow
Marion
Francis Shadle
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Mary Gregg
State Extension Dept
Illinois Dietitian
State College
A. B. Chapin
Boosters
Kathryn Schryver
Bertha Gaard
Rebekah Lodge
Schryver
Jay Howard
Immanuel Church
O. B
Eastern Star Lodge
Charlesmem
W.rathke
Atlanta
Patricia Collina
Department of Justice
Comaningst
Packers
Boolgs
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
Mia
John Beettiger
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