Reuland Stringham Family Relocates to Orleans Town
The Reuland Stringham family moved to Orleans Town. Mr Stringham previously worked at Hossack Motor Company. They reside in an apartment within the home of Mrs EKJ Sondroat on South Eighth Street.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1942
Page
4
The Reuland Stringham family moved to Orleans Town. Mr Stringham previously worked at Hossack Motor Company. They reside in an apartment within the home of Mrs EKJ Sondroat on South Eighth Street.
The American Home Department of the Woman's Club held a style show at the city hall auditorium with large attendance. Mrs. Ernest Smith chaired. Music by Miss Ruth Howard. Members named as speakers and models. Garment providers listed. A. Peterson marked 87, with weekend birthday visits and gifts. Arthur Peterson traveled from Minneapolis for the family event.
The Crescent Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Melvin Warren Friday afternoon with Mrs. Belva Ross assisting. Mrs. Fred Sternberg and Mrs. Emma Clemens will furnish the program. Roll call will be answered by Some Quotation Pertain ing to Easter.
From the February 27 1912 edition the Vindicator and Republican notes births in Estherville to Mr and Mrs T Anderson and Mr and Mrs C Schenk. It mentions Mr and Mrs M J Groves traveling to Alamogordo NM to visit Mr and Mrs Ed Sanborn whose health is poor. Joe Warner arrives from Pueblo CO with plans to settle in Estherville after returning from twelve years of travel and recent remarriage.
Captain Robert Case has returned from the army of occupation in Germany and will remain a week here before reporting to Portland, Maine, for duty. He notes Germany returning to normalcy faster than France, though hampered by a lack of German money.
Thousands of rural youths coast to coast gain training this year under a $15 million out of school program run by the U S Office of Education. The aim is to train young men for civilian war industry roles, prepare farm and small town youths for mechanization in agriculture, and fit them for army mechanical work if needed. Nearly every state offers instruction under state vocational offices.
Glimpse of movie industry chatter notes cast changes titles in flux and upcoming roles. Star mentions include Conrad Veidt Mae West and Frank Morgan with industry moves and project shifts across studios. Edward Arnold completes lengthy East Coast duties then heads to West for new M-G-M assignment.
A landscape photo expert explains how foreground elements and deliberate viewpoint create depth. He notes placing a canoe in the foreground adds life and scale, using trees and distant tones to guide the viewer’s eye, and advises sidelight to enhance depth for stronger images.
Rows of flowers compliment Victory Garden plots by intermingling annuals with vegetables. Raised beds with straight lines use borders of favored annuals such as parsley carrots and sage. Edgings of chives pansies and alyssum add color while annuals in a seed bed supply ready transplants as early vegetables mature.
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