Local social notes and weddings in Ringsted Dispatch
A summary of community social events across the region includes Mrs. Wesley Dunham's birthday bridge gathering with prizes, Mrs. Ray Kennedy hosting a card night, luncheon at Gardston Hotel hosted by four ladies, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grover hosting a card party with top scores by Mrs. Ray Kennedy and Emmanuel Stavros, a Halloween party for Swea City youths, a Guest Day at the American Home Department featuring Mrs. Nathans and a travelogue by Mrs. Mack Crowes, Opal Sheeler and Vernie Bachmann wed at the Methodist Parsonage, Jackson school P T A meeting planned for Nov 12 to discuss child health, and Ringsted State Bank building auctioned in Estherville sold to A J Berens of Chicago for 5025 with potential plans for a string of new banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grover
Carl Grover
Ray Kennedy
Emmanual Stavros
A. J. Berens
Chicago
Ringsted State Bank
Estherville
Berens
Swea City
Bancroft
Chicago Board of Trade
Ringsted Dispatch
Holstein Purchase Indicates Wisconsin Farm Expansion
Sam Pedersen of Wallingford traveled with J. A. Cummings to White Water Wisconsin last week to select 24 Holstein cows for the J. A. Cummings farm west of the Estherville golf grounds. They bought a bull to head the herd. The sire weighs 2800 pounds and the dam has a 1000 pound butter record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pedersen
Wallingford
J. A. Cummings
Estherville Golf Grounds
Mr. Cummings
White Water
Wis
Local Notes and Patents From Iowa Districts
Miss Mildred Nourse joined the Dick Thlan family for a pleasant day in Sioux Falls last Saturday. J. W. Strayer and relatives enjoy a three week visit in Ocheyedan. Supt. H. E. Allen Frank Kirk and Geo Heyman attended a Des Moines staff meeting. Frank Grant moved to Grover to take M. L. Hatch’s place as agent, plans move mid month. Dave Conrady of Iowa Falls comes to Estherville to fill the vacancy left by Grant. Des Moines patents: ten Iowans received patents last week per Bair Freeman Sinclair. Baumbarger of Davenport earned 14 claims on a arinding machine. York of Davenport added eight claims on a similar device. Barker and Bruce of Ottumwa aided in securing a patent on no method of semi-scalding fowls to produce plants. Other recipients: Harry Dixon of Pella, rolling-window screen. John L. Isenhart of Davenport, mixer for engines. Robert J. McNeill of Acklington, dropping plate. Arthur J. Lawin of Anthon, lower harvester. Wm. E. Shimp of Hull, nog greaser. Wm. S. Warfield Jr. of Sioux City, price-tag holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nourse
Dick Thlan
Sioux Falls
J. W. Strayer
Ocheyedan
H. E. Allen
Frank Kkrk
Geo. Heyman
Des Moines
Frank Grant
Grover
M. L. Hatch
Dave Conrady
Iowa Falls
Estherville
Vriowa
Bair, Freeman & Sinclair
Wm. J. Baumbarger
Davenport
Henry H. York
Seth S. Barker
A. W. Bruce
Ottumwa
Towans
Harry Dixson
Pella
John L. Isenhart
Robert J. McNeill
Acpkinton
Arthur J. Lawin
Anthon
Wm. E. Shimp
Hull
Nog
Wm. S. Warfield, Jr
Sious City
Local News From Estherville And Surrounding Areas
Sam Johnston and wife and Romaine Sondrol and wife leave Friday for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Kenneth Kohler and Floyd Rokenbrodt studying at Ames return home for weekend with parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lawrence of Waterloo visit relatives in town. Mrs. A. H. Kately travels to Kansas City and Topeka for meetings and with sister Mrs. Kulhavy. Cyril Ellis goes to Cedar Rapids to fetch wife and child. E. M. Richards and daughter Vida Waugh visit Estherville from Pocahontas. Frank Koch travels to Fulda for funeral of A. Converse. F. B. Clark arrives from Minneapolis as Road Supervisor replacing Weatherill. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith return from Dyersville after visiting Ed, Luella in Iowa City and Dyersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Johnston
Romaine Sondrol
Cediw Rapids
Kenneth Kohler
Floyd Rokenbrodt
Ames
H. G. Lawrence
Waterloo
Kansas City
Kulhavy
Topeka
Mast
R. I
Buith Albertson
Milo Brown
Glen Weber
Cyril Ellis
Cedar Rapids
Babe
Wm. Penn
E. M. Richards
Vida Waugh
Pocahontas
Estherville
R. V. Maloney
Frank Koch
Fulda
Minn
A. Converse
Converse Produce Co
F. B. Clark
Minneapolis
C. S. Weatherill
Fort Dodge
Mr. Clark
Harry Johnston
Edward Smith
Dyersville
Spinach sowing advised for fall garden work
Garden notes urge sowing spinach in late October to early November for a fresh winter supply. Spinach thrives in cool weather, benefits from mulch and rich soil, and can be cut to prolong yields. Choose heavy leaved varieties and thin to two inches apart for best leaf growth.
Choosing a radio for the indoor season
With indoor season ahead homes face radio purchases from many brands. The main question is type and make while buyers seek reliable company backing to ensure long lasting service, akin to buying a car or sewing machine. A breakfast menu follows with grape cup, creamed chicken, pecan muffins, coffee, and eggless muffins.
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Jean
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Estherville, Iowa
Sol Eters
Dunhan
South End Bridge Club
Wesley Dunham
Mack Groves
Dunham
Y. T. Osher
Henry Mah Jum
K. K. Naw
Fred Jones
Gardston Hotel
Guents
Am. Home Dept
American Home Department
J. FE. Nathans
Mack Crowes
Opal Sheeler
Vernie Bachmann
Holstein
W. A. Winterstein
Jackson Bldg. P.T. A
Jackson School Parent-Teachers Association
Werr
State Bank
Ringsted
Sarah Powers
Macon
James Parks
Wisconsin
Rock Island
Logal News
By Nancy Hart
Switzerland
Voss Electric Washer
California
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Richelieu
Texas
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