Emmetsburg Community Notes and Local Business
The Ladies Aid of the Community church met at Mrs R J Womack with regular attendance. Rev J T Snyder of Fenton preached on Unlimited Resources Promised Unconditionally after Friday services resumed post blizzard. Several residents reported travel and school disruptions from weather. operetta date postponed. Dolliver Civic and Flower show plans announced. many local residents visiting kin and traveling to events in Ames Fort Madison and Sioux City.
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Ladies Aid Society
R. J. Womack
A. R. Eckhart
Bob
Olson
Ames
Margery Mereness
Iowa State College
J. T. Snyder
Fenton
Snyder
Phyllis Jean
Dolliver
W. 8. Handy
L. P. Stillman
Emmetsburg
M. G. Stillman
W. H. Morling
Ann Frorichs
Mankato Business College
Mankato
Minn
Willing Workers
Finn General Store
be _ The Soils
Dolliver Civic Club
W. S. Handy
Sylvia Anderson
Clara Moltzen
Maurine Harker
Spirit Lake
Efnor
Minneapolis
Williams
Washta
Aubrich
Monona
Goddall
Thor
Martin Kronick
Sioux City
Agnes Colby
Marvin Foster
Ralph Miller
Lee Miller
Ernest Hardecopf
Harley
Arne Peterson
Emmet Trees
Mr. Trees
Marvin
Armstrong
Fox Lake
Melvin Hunt
Hardecops
Granite Falls
Fairmont
Muriel Efnor
Ole J. Olson
Albert Aardecopf
Percy Horum
George McKean
Horum
Mereneas
Pioneer Club
O. E. Morton
Harold Howard
Charles Fuller
Dr. Fuller
Milford
William<Borrell
Clark
Gustafson
Hittington
Eric Juhl. Russell
Graves
Florida
Chuckker
Dorothy
Florence West
Estherville
Will
Stewart Harvey
John
Alex Harvey
Oewego
Elizabeth West
George West
William Burrell
Bernard Jackson
Wallingford Insurance Agency
Farm Bureau
Soil Conservation
Myhre
Byron Miller
Donald Ressler
Center Township
Mra
Archie Poyter
A. B. Rosenberger
Arthur West
Dunnell and Area News Roundup in Spring Visits
Estherville visitor Dunnell business caller J E OHara Minneapolis Benson Quinn Commission. Local teachers depart for Easter vacation. many residents travel, visit, or host relatives in Jordan Worthington Fairmont Winthrop and other towns. Community events include sales, baptisms, club meetings, and the Dunnell Cemetery fundraiser netting 98.57 from dinner and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. O'Brian
Estherville
J. E. O'Hara
Benson Quinn Commission Company
Minneapolis
Charles Ziemers
Fairmont
T. C. Schmittger
Robert Johnson
Adolph Polansky
Jordan
Minnesota
Jostrom
St. Peter
Nelson
Worthington
Lundberg
Cokato
Miss Splittstresser
Winthrop
Gladys Prust
Art Prust
Miss Prust
J. W. LeFor
BE. E. Zemke
Lawrence Nielsen
Dodge
Walter Nielsen
Alpha
Bessie Langford
Ésle Arthur Prunt
Fern Mathwig
Montgomery Ward
Ames
Willis ‘Sandin
Amelis Sandin
C. E. Swink
Elle
Jackson
Floyd "Linder
Adolphus Gustavus College
John Linder
Carl Carlson
C. FE. Swink
Ewald Bergsten
Triumph
Henry Weir
Sherburn
Geo.Weir
Lawrence Hartong
Truman
John Mathwig
Walter McCorke
Welcome
Ed Hubbert
Bethesda Hospital
St. Paul
Cora
Fuller
Mildred
L. A
William Conner
Dunnell
Breen Company
Esther Floyd
Axel Lyon
Henry Barber
Richmond
Thedoore Anderson
Adolph Matthies
Rudolph Matthies
Federated Co-op
W. F. Schnittger
G. E. Wallerstedt
California
A. F. Anderson
Wenberg
Walter Applequist
Applequist
Firat National Bank
Cora Fuller
Blue Earth
Busy Bee ‘Club
Ray Johnson
Fairbanlt
Charles Johnson
Oliver Anderson
Johnson Ford
Fev
Town Holds Hope State Name Appears On New Battleships
Town continues push to have state name inscribed on forthcoming battleships awaiting naval review for 1039. Officials persist with request, arguing visibility and regional pride in future fleet upgrades.
Rhythm and Reason in a Time of Shifting Faith
Bruce Barton reflects on a failed public stock venture, the dangers of selling stock to the public, and the suffering of ordinary people who lost their money. He warns against being a director in vanity, urges restraint in finance, and muses on the rhythm of human existence guiding progress through cycles of doubt and hope. He advocates education as spiritual enrichment and government simplification to rekindle better progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mellon
J. P. Morgan
England
Iowa Named on Famous Warship Sparks Backing Drive
Citizens from Iowa show strong support for funding and recognition as backers rally around the state’s naming of a renowned battleship. Advocates frame the move as a symbol of regional pride and historical significance.
Boston Lawyers Rally Behind Supreme Court Expansion
Boston lawyers discuss a proposed enlargement of the Supreme Court in a public forum. The gathering highlights concerns about workload, cohesion, and potential political implications for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dalle
Supreme Court
The Girl From Paris at Grand Theatre
Lily Pons headlines a musical comedy about a French opera diva who refuses a marriage of convenience and follows a dashing American orchestra leader to the United States. The show features arias and original numbers by Arthur Schwartz, with Jack Oakie also performing songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lily Pons
Gene Raymond
Jack Oakie
Herman Bing
Mischa Aver
Grand Theatre
United States
Miss Pons
Arthur Schwartz
Dickinson Clay tester holds national record
William F. Henn of Lakefield Minnesota formerly with the Dickinson Clay association in northern Iowa proved 18 herd bulls in 1936, the most by any tester in the United States. He left the Iowa post September 30 1936 to become herdman at a Lakefield dairy. Floyd Johnston Iowa State College praised his consistent top performance since 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
William F. Henn
Lakefield
Minn
Dickinson- Clay Association
Iowa
United States
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Washington, D. C
Henn
F. L. Thompson
State of Washington
Iowa Association
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Cuba backs Roosevelt for 1937 Nobel Peace Prize
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes support for Mr Roosevelt amid international peace discussions. A skeptical editorial tone hints at cautious eyebrows from the Supreme Court bench regarding the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Roosevelt
Richmond + Times
Raife's Shoe Store, Inc. Dissolution Notice
Notice of dissolution for Raife's Shoe Store Inc an Iowa corporation. stockholders meeting December 1 1936 unanimously voted to dissolve and publish notice weekly for four weeks. Complete dissolution upon final publication dated December 31 1936 signed G H Raife president Rosa Mae Raife secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raife’s Shoe Store, Inc
A. D
G. H. Raife
Rosa Mae Raife
Will and Testament of K Gronstal Probate Notice
State of Iowa notifies all interested that the last will and testament of K Gronstal, deceased, dated March 2 1928, has been filed and opened. Hearing to prove the will is set for April 5 1987 at 10 a m at the Estherville courthouse before the district court or clerk. Dated Estherville March 10 1937. Clerk of District Court IRWIN CG NICHOLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Iowa
K. Gronstal
Estherville
District Court
Irwin CG
Nichols
Retention Shields Exhibit by H L Hoffman
Minneap olis expert RUPTURE H L Hoffman will demonstrate his “Perfect Retention Shields” in Estherville at Gardston hotel on Monday April 5 from 10 am to 4 pm. Free demonstration advised by physician. Shields claim to hold rupture under any exercise, sanitary and indestructible. No mail order, home office in M il s Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffman
Minneapolis
Minn
Estherville
Gardston
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