Hard Times party hosted by Sticktuit club in West Emmet
West Emmet residents over forty gathered Saturday at Mr and Mrs Andrew Klein for a Sticktuit club Hard Times party with Mrs Nelson Wheatley winning the top prize for the best gold yellow coin. Prizes went to Mrs Larson Milford Houge and Cliff Rauhau ser for displaying the spirit of the times. A Halloween lunch followed and the home decorations featured jack o lanterns and orange black themes. Other local notes mention Halloween and class activities, husking work by Ervin Herbrandson and Milford Houge, visits by families from Pomero y Estherville, and upcoming Sticktuit meeting on Nov 3 at Mrs Irving Martens.
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Sticktuit Club
Andrew Klein
Nelson Wheatley
Larson
Milford Houge
Cliff Rauhauser
Owen Ivey
Pomeroy
Iva Christ
Estherville
J. H. Larson
Henry Dewall
Della Erickson
Helen Clemenson
Elmer Nelson
Claus Martis
Chris Nissen
Dolliver
Nissen
Cora Brown
Grace Martens
Irvings Martens
Will Dewall
Guests of Honor at Webster City
Mrs. M. J. Groves and Mrs. H. O Sillge visited Webster City yesterday to be guests of honor at social events there.
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Webster City
M. J. Groves
P. E. O. Social Evening and Hallowe'en Party
P E O members hosted a dinner for sixty at the Or leans hotel ballroom with Halloween decor and an informal post dinner program. Miss Lois Clements led a Halloween party at her home with Girl Scouts as guests and a prize won for the peanut hunt. Administrative Women in Education of the Iowa Chapter plan a Friday breakfast at Hotel Fort Des Moines with Miss Marie Sorum presiding.
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P. FE. O
Orleans
Hallowe'en
Lois Clements
Girl Scouts of the Christian Church
Elsie Clements
Maxine Johnson
Dorothy Waldron
Vaunita
Dorothy Cooper
Frances Danielson
Janet Chalberg
Maud Olmstead
Ava Nick
Elsie Cleemats
Jacob Johnson
A. Dahlbert
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Marie Sorum
Iowa Council
Ahrens Celebrate 35 Years With Surprising Party
Mr and Mrs Ahrens marked their 35th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering at the Morrissey home. Five hundred and bance were played at seven tables with top prizes to F C Lytle Mrs F G Ahrens and Robert Brown. A luncheon speech by J J Morrissey presented a purse to the honored couple. Guests included many local residents and relatives.
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Frank Ahrens
Milton Morrissey
F. C. Lytle
F. G. Ahrens
Robert Brown
J. J. Morrissey
Glen Michael
And
Walten
Patty
Charles
Mary Lou
Louis Perkins
Darlene
Verda
Jeanne
Victor
Ivan Timmons
Thressa
Nancy
Lynn
Henry Ahrens
Marie Harris
St. Cloud
Ada Ahrens
St. Paul
Henry C. Ahrens
Penny Party Delights Junior Class at Old Gym
Junior class held a Penny Party at the old gym on Monday Oct 31. Fourteen booths lined the gym with Africa freaks, readings by Florence Norby and Kathryn Hollenbeck, and choruses by girls and boys. A penny admission and penny lunches drew crowds. judges W A Cresap S D Owen and Miss Ruth Smith selected best costumes. Pauline Merriott won the girls race Gerald Darling and Leo Cooper the boys. Margaret Kennedy chaired the event with about thirty workers.
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Africa
Florence Norby
Annie
Kathryn Hollenbeck
W. A. Cresap
S. D. Owen
Joint recital at city hall features Josten Caldwell duo
A joint music recital by Earl Josten and Mr and Mrs R L Caldwell is set for Sunday November 13 at city hall. The program will include vocal violin and piano numbers.
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Earl Josten
R. L. Caldwell
City Hall
Nine Students to Enter National Honor Society at Ceremony
A public high school ceremony Wednesday will induct nine students into the National Honor Society. The program includes a history of NHS, welcome by Kenneth Hugg, reading by Evalyn Norby, and the presentation of pins by W. A. Cresap. Inductees are Louise Savereide, Daisy Paulsen, Evalyn Norby, Elizabeth Rhodes, Fae Albertson, Ruth Raife, Marie Cramer, Evelyn Peterson, and Raymond Steele. Last spring Kenneth Hugg, Helen Martinsen, Florence Olson, and Vera Joyce Horswell were chosen for membership.
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National Honor Society
Kenneth Hugg
Florence Olson
Evalyn Norby
Vera Joyce Horswell
Supt. Hilliard
W. A. Cresap
Louise Savereide
Daisy Paulsen
Elizabeth Rhodes
Fae Albertson
Ruth Raife
Marie Cramer
Evelyn Peterson
Raymond Steele
Helen Martinsen
Freshman Class Holds Masquerade and Halloween Party
About 100 high school freshmen attended a masquerade and Halloween party in the gym Friday night. The room was decorated in seasonal colors with black cats and pumpkins. After games, salad, cake, and cocoa were served. Miss Margaret Clark is advisor of the class.
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Margaret Clark
Service Star Legion Meeting and Civic Current Topics
The Service Star Legion will meet Thursday afternoon November 3 at 2 30 at the Legion hall. A short business session will arrange for the Forget me not safe and a Washington bicentennial program will be held followed by a social hour and luncheon. Members are asked to bring a guest eligible for membership. The Civics Current Topics department of the Woman's club meets Monday November 7 at 3 at Mrs Gordon's home on East Main street with full attendance desired.
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Service Star Legion
Legion Hall
Washington
Mesdames
W. G. Gordon
Sam Johnston
H. H. Tosdal
Miles Erb
C. W. Jones
J. D. Weir
Tom Triggs
Priscilla Booth
The
Woman's Club
Gordon
East Main Street
Duo Decem
S. G. Ewen
Duo Decem Bridge Club
Jos, Hoye
Herb’ Drey
L. E. Stockdale
E. L. Sargent
E. V. Pierce
Wm. Bale
E. V. Turner
E. F. Hanson
Club Meets with Rosemary Ewen
The Lo Kno Pla club held its third Saturday program at Rosemary Ewen’s home. Attendees included John Raife Arlene Sorensen Jane Stockdale and John Stockdale. A duet by Floris Koehler and Jean Kennedy complemented a short business session before contests.
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Rosemary Ewen
Lo Kno Pla
John Raife
Arlene Sorensen
Jane Stockdale
John Stockdale
Floris Koehler
Jean Kennedy
Local Happenings In Estherville And Nearby Towns
Estherville residents and guests visited families across Spencer Rochester Sioux Falls and Minneapolis over the weekend. Attendees included the Mauss family visiting in Spencer and Mr and Mrs McWilliams hosting out-of-town guests. Community members traveled for medical appointments funerals hospital stays and homecomings at the University of Minnesota and St. Catherine's School.
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A. L. Mauss
Spencer
Mauss Orothers
Georgy Shadle
Pleasantile
C. FL
L. E. Stockdale
Rochester
Minn
Stockdale
Floyd Clark
Lake City
Elmer Clark
Mark Dolan
Marshall
Mr. Dolan
Enid Erickson
St. Cloud
Estherville
L. M. Christensen
Con Alt
O. Dahlberg
W. A. Heidke
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mr. Heidke
Jean Echternacht
Alpha
Roy Blakey
David
Osakis
Litherville
Chas. Werling
Blakey
Pipestone
Heidke
Edward Hillman
James Edward Jr
Ft. Dodge
Marjorie McShane
McShane
Hillman
Fort Dodge
Welfare Drive to Begin Here Thursday A M
Welfare drive launches Thursday morning with volunteers across the city. Minute men contact all socie ties as part of the effort under the slogan A day's pay for those without a job.
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Leland Case
Julia Weller
Jos. Orvis
Barman
R. C. Brown
Harley Lambert
Irwin Weller
Geo. Anderson
E. M. Munson
Wm. Bale
John Osgood
Chas, Keeler
Rank Logan
A. V. James
Otis Woods
Marvin McShane
Grover McCall
Arthur Beatty
C. E. Meadows
W. H. Dooley
John Smith
Maurice Burrell
A. I. Reid
M. H. Schloeman
Fred Kilgore
Reed
V.R
Emmet County 4-H Drives Membership Growth In Nove mber
Emmet county 4-H clubs push a state slogan urging every member to sign up new participants. The drive targets 200 members this year up from 130 last year, with November designated as enrollment month across Iowa to reduce rush periods.
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Emmet County
Max McMillin
Pheasant Crashes Through Driver’s Windshield In Iowa Crash
A grading contractor named Dunkel in Ft. Dodge suffered severe facial cuts when a pheasant smashed through his windshield last week. The bird passed completely through the glass and struck him in the face, causing serious injuries. He is expected to recover.
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Ft. Dodge
Dunkel
Mr. Dunkel
Emmet 4-H Girls Present Evening Program at School
The girls of the Emmet township 4-H club under Mrs. Everett Logue stage two one act plays in the Emmet Consolidated School auditorium Friday night November 4 at 8 15. The public is invited to attend as the group has practiced diligently.
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Emmet Township
Everett Logue
Emmet Consolidated School
Bayer Aspirin Test Promises Speed and Safety
Time counts as Bayer Aspirin is pitched as the rapid dissolving standard for headaches colds sore throat neuralgia neuritis lumbago rheumatism or periodic pain. The ad urges comparing it with other tablets in water to prove value over bargains, claiming safety and speed without impurities.
Many Cattle Condemned at Ringsted in TB testing
In Ringsted area TB tests condemned 70 head of cattle. Among losses were Andresen brothers 20 of 27 cows Walter Smith 29 of 46 and Carl F Nielsen 13 of 40. Others losing small numbers included Mrs J S Peterson S J Lund and FT Wiley. W R W L and H B Nicholas scouted Estherville-Spencer game. Fairmont at Estherville next Friday. experts rate Estherville strong but Fairmont not weaker. claim Fairmont would lose only to an inferiority complex.
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T. B
Ringsted
Andresen Brothers
Walter Smith
Carl F. Nielsen
W. L
Nicholas
Estherville
Estherville-Spencer
Fairmont
Esterville
Fairmont Sentinel
Animal Husbandry Dept Offers Winter Herdsmen Course
The Animal Husbandry department of Iowa State College offers a three month winter course for farm boys. Open registration runs Jan 2 to March 17, 1933. Eligibility requires age 17 or older and completion of the eighth grade. Subjects include livestock feeding, management, crop production, soil improvement, farm equipment, and disease prevention. A second term is available for those completing the first. For details write to the Animal Husbandry Dept Ames Iowa.
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Iowa State College
Tif
Animal Husbandry Dept
Ames
Iowa
How One Woman Lost Iolbs in Week
A weight loss advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe quick fix. It claims taking half a teaspoonful daily in hot water will reduce fat in three weeks, improve energy, skin, and youthfulness, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It names J A Cummings and other druggists selling the product nationwide.
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J. A. Cummings
America
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Minnieapolis
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Oelwein Chemical Co
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