Miss Mandell McGinn Weds Wednesday in Rapids Ceremony
Miss Mandell McGinn married Wednesday in Rapids. The bride, the former Candater of Mics James Russel of Osxfard Iowa, is a Roosevelt high school graduate, Cedar Rapids class of IP47, and works in a Cedar Rapids fishing company office. She is niece to Harold, Mrs. William Clark, and Maye York, and granddaughter to Mrs. Malinda Reed. The wedding featured pink and blue decor, a recipe booklet for the bride, bingo prizes, and a hosted luncheon. The couple will reside in Rapids where the bride will join the Poultry firm and Mr Vetter will continue his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetter
Mics
James Russel
Osxfard
Iowa
Roanasevelt High School
Cedar Ra
Harold
William Clark
Maye York
Malinda Reed
Names in a Fragmentary School Guest List
A fragment lists several individuals including Mes Gerald Wee, Miss Ellen Mas ti Rasen, Miss Wilma Trewin, Yosef Jansen, Miss Manche Whe sen, Mees Arthur Cadieux, Mre Maurice Hil, Mes Olaf Skog, and Misndrew Me Andrew, suggesting a partial society or guest roster from a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Wee
Ellen Masti Rasen
Wilma Trewin
Yosef Jansen
Manche Whesen
Arthur Cadieux
Maurice Hil
Olaf Skog
Andrew
Presbyterian Womens Council Luncheon Held Friday
The Workers' Council of the Presbyterian church will host its regular luncheon on Friday at 2:18. Lend-A-Hand circle members, chaired by Mrs. Charles Werling and Mrs. Jay Howard, will serve. Mrs. J. W. Morse leads devotions and the program on Christians and the World Order, directed by Mrs. Heidke, includes a review of The Christian Temperate. Executive board meets at 12:30 before the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Council of
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Werling
Jay Howard
J. W. Morse
World Order
Toward Heidke
Past Matrons Luncheon Held at Kepler’s Cafe
Past Matrons hosted a noon luncheon today with Mrs Guy Noel Mrs Keo J McDonald and Mrs Roy Blazer as hostesses at Kepler’s Cafe. Afterward members met at the Blazer home for a business and social gathering. George Mouse resigned from Mahlum and Ander sats to attend welding school in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Noel
Keo J. Mc Donald
Roy Blazer
Blazer
George Mouse
Mahlum & Ander
Sats
Des Moines
Wings of War and Heartbreak in a RAF Romance
American flyer Tim Baker joins Bomber Squadron 61 in World War II Britain. He clashes with Morley over Carol Brown, who loves Morley yet cannot marry Tim. A daring bombing run over Dutch targets ends with Roger Pillby’s sacrifice as Tim and Morley push through peril.
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Tim Baker
England
London
Carol Brown
Tim
RAF
Morley
Roger Pillby
Carol
Pillby
Kent
Albert Canal
Norway
Berlin
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Wales
Roger Piltby
Roger
Dortmund
Roger ‘Pilby
Oelwein Woman Heads Eastern Star
The Town grand chapter elected Mrs. Danny Ray of Oelwein as worthy matron to succeed Mrs. Laura M. Lenz of Mason City. New officers included Mrs. P.M. Fluegel of Charles City as associate grand matron, Mrs. Elsie Evans of Emerson grand conductress, and Mrs. Lillian Ritter of Cedar Falls associate grand conductress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Danny Ray
Oelwein
Laura M. Lenz
Mason City
P.M. Fluegel
Charles City
Elsie Evans
Emerson
Lillian Ritter
Cedar Falls
Hospital Staff Honors Mrs Youmans Friday
Coleman hospital staff held a farewell party for Mrs Iva Youmans at the Berger Handeland home. She, a hospital maid, leaves Saturday for Charles City to live with relatives, and guests presented a lamp after a luncheon.
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Coleman Hospital
Iva Youmans
Berger Handeland
Youmans
Charles City
J. M. Walden
Hugo Lindhorn
Mildred Landmesser
Amelia Benesh
Harold Hipple
Bessie Hollenbeck
Sylvia Nelson
Hazel Nyhus
Evelyn Martinson
C. Westbrook
Marie Mames
Aloise Ross
Cassandra Blon
Thelma Appelt
Overtrude Olden
James Boyle
Handeland
American Legion Auxiliary Reports At Regular Meeting
At the Legion club rooms the American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting. Reports covered the rum page sale, the Algona fall conference, and sending carpet rags and magazines to Knoxville hospital. A pot luck supper was set for November 17 and a white elephant gift exchange planned for December. Bridge yielded high score to Mrs. Floyd Lakin and bingo prize to Mrs. Lillian Nourse. Lunch followed hosted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Club
Ernest Smith
Ed Sorum
Art Williamson
Algona
M. KE. Huckaba
Knoxville
Floyd Lakin
Lillian Nourse
Lawrence Jensen
C. V. Kilgore
Elmer Moore
Victor Mortenson
M. T. Morton
E. M. Munson
Fine Arts Department to Meet Thursday Evening
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's club will hold a regular session Thursday evening November 6 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Royce Winkleman 608 North Sixth Street Mrs H W Heidke will review The Family by Nina Nedorova Mrs J B Tedrow will report for Miss Henrietta Miller on her Springfield IL trip including the Lincoln home and tomb and the New Salem village where Lincoln began his political career from 1831 to 1837
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Woman's Club
Royce Winkleman
North Sixth Street
H. W. Heidke
Nina Nedorova
J. B. Tedrow
Henrietta Miller
Springfield
Lincoln
New Salem
Roosevelt Junior High PTA Meets Monday on Parental Authority
The Roosevelt junior high school P T A will meet Monday afternoon November 10 in the home economics room. The program includes an open forum on Parental Authority led by Mrs. B Walden with a short talk on Why We Teach Science by Miss Gertrude Mohr. Music will be provided by junior high students. Mrs. Katie Farguson has rented the apartment above Estherville Shoe Store recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Phil Delong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School
P.T.A
Roosevelt Building
B. ©. Walden
Gertrude Mohr
Katie Farguson
Estherville
Phil Delong
Renowned Chicago Expert To Demonstrate Zootic Shield
rupture specialist H. M. Shevn an of Chicago will be at Tangway Hotel Spencer on Saturday November 15 from 9 AM to 6 PM to demonstrate the Zootic Shield. The method claims immediate results by holding rupture and strengthening the affected area without straps medicines or other treatments. Demonstrations are free at 6509 N Artesian Ave Chicago with special invitation for large incisional hernia or rupture after surgery.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Tangway Hotel
Spencer
Shevnan
Add
Artesian Ave
Wallingford Lutheran Church Fall Mission Services
Sunday school at 10 A M with Bible study and prayer. Thursday night choir and study. Norwegian Prayer Group Monday 7 30. Ladies Aid meeting November 12 and 18 in church parlors with hostesses. Mission speaker Dr Erik Sovik from China to headline services Friday through Sunday with multiple sessions andongoing offerings. YWCA ladies to serve noon dinner. VLR
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Wallingford Luthern
Olina Nelson
Ladies Aid
Barbara Hoff
L. G. Sehustesses
Nels Mickelson, Watson
Alma Peterson
Norman Mickelson
Erik Sovik
China
Sovik
Orvices
Rudy Christinson
Harold Johnson
Estherville Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Estherville Lutheran lists next Sunday services at 10 46 AM with Sunday school at 9 45, youth groups at 6 30, and an evening service at 7 30. Confirmation classes Thursday, junior and senior classes, church school at 9 45, and a morning worship at 10 50 led by the pastor with the sermon The Way Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Lutheran
Mesdames
Herem
Severin Johnson
Ladies Aid
Sig Grinde
Torres Fossel
George Robinson
Irvin Olson
Congregational Business
Union State Line
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Adam and Fallen Man
Christian Science Churches will hold a Lesson-Sermon titled Adam and Fallen Man on Sunday November 9. The Golden Text from Ephesians 4:22-23 urges putting off the old man and renewing the mind. Romans 6:19-21 contrasts disobedience and grace, while selections from the Christian Science textbook assert mortality is a myth and all die in Adam but are alive in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Adam
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Christ Jesus Our Lord
Plant Walnuts While Moist for Propagation
Walnuts that have fallen from Iowa trees can form new trees. Guy R. Ramsey, extension forester at Town State College, says freshly fallen nuts should be planted without drying. Plant at a depth about equal to the nut’s diameter, with or without husks. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson were in Minneapolis Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Guy R. Ramsey
Town State College Extension Forester
Leo Sanders
Charles Robinson
Minneapolis
Conservation Notes Fisheries Report October 11
The week ending October 11 shows almost 60,000 pounds of rough fish removed from inland waters by State Conservation Commission crews. Stockings included large mouth bass 4,992 small-mouth bass 4,750 crappies 33,000 catfish 23,275 bullheads 49,750 blue gills 73,200 wall-eyed pike 3,061 and minnows 364,500. Seven kinds of ducks were recorded with a seven-species mixed bag in Green Bay bottoms including mallard pintail blue-winged teal green-winged teal spoonbill bluebill and widgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Comm
E. D. Benson
Green Bay
No Wood Duck Allowed for Iowa Hunters
Confusion surrounds whether a wood duck may be hunted in Iowa this fall. Authorities state no wood ducks can be legally taken in Iowa.
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Iowa
Smaller hunting parties favor pheasants in open season
Town hunters are shifting away from large gang hunts to two or three hunters to boost chances of securing limits. Smaller groups enjoy more hunting pleasure, fewer accidents, easier access to spots, and less crowding during seven open days. Hunters in small parties and careful brush row and field corner tactics expect meat on the table each day.
Swans Killed In Anamosa Area In 1894 Records
Reprinted from April 5 1894 Eureka item notes six swans killed in the vicinity that week. Best record by E B Johnson of Jackson Township with three swans. Largest weighed 16 pounds and spanned 7 feet 6 inches. Four hours to pick and dress the birds one sold to Mrs Col Shaw. Swans now protected spring shooting prohibited sale of game banned. Also Trumpeter swans say 211 tested worldwide, two refuges Yellowstone and Red Lakes MT. They migrate less between refuges and no longer make hazardous trips.
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Anamosa Eureka
E. B. Johnson
Jackson Township
Col Shaw
Watertown
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Yellowstone National Park
Red Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Montana
Water dogs on the field mark Minnesota homecoming game
As the season advances water dogs appear on the duck shooting grounds ending the Minnesota homecoming football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Standard Oil to rename gasolines Crown family products
Standard Oil Company of Indiana announces branding changes to its premium and third brand lines. Premium Solite with Ethyl becomes Standard White Crown, and Standolind becomes Standard Blue Crown, effective December 1, expanding the Standard Crown family with Standard Red Crown already known in fourteen states. The colors crown logos symbolize the pumps, with no changes to product formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard of Company
Indiana
Gest Oil Company
Reglar
Standard
Buy a pup now and have a dog for next season
The article highlights many retriever breeds and other duck dogs in Town, noting increased use by sportsmen and officials urging wider retriever use. It describes the hunting thrill of owning and training a good dog and the difficulty of recovering crippled or dead ducks without a dog.
Cow Decoys for Hunting Ducks Questioned
Federal rules ban using live livestock as blinds but permit nonliving decoys. A canvas or paper cow frame is allowed for ducks, and stretched cow skin on a frame is also permitted. The restrictions target live animals only.
Wins Husking Meet By Matter Of Few Husks
Iowa 1941 cornhusking champion Ivyte M Carlson 27, Polk County farmer, won after husk deductions. Runner-up Cameron Kerauel, Audubon county, weighed 2,655 pounds with 1214 pounds deductions. Carlson husked 46.4 bushels in qualifying district meet, nearly 1.0 more than state record. Winds hampered record husking. 20,000 spectators expected. Carlson claimed $100 prize and noted past state and national finishes.
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Ivyte M. Carlson
Polk County
Carlson
Cameron Kerauel
Audubon County
Kranel
Carson
Krauel
Davenport
Kravel
Iowa
LaSalle
Ill
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Darryl F. Zanuck
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Donald Karjens
Butler County
Kenneth Wedemeyer
Guthrie County
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Story County
William Treimes
Harold Wheatley
Cass County
Ernest Heidecker
Kossuth County
Orville Radke
Cherokee County
Harold Laron
Hancock County
Arthur Raisch
Franklin County
Lee FB. Ferguson
Mahaska County
Ralph Keppy
Scott County
Harry Brenneman
Johnson County
Arion Christensen
Shelby County
George A. Wilson
Charles A. Gradd
G. T. Tostenson
C. E. Birney
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Bonded Abstracts
Emmet County
T. C. Mann
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R. D. Thompson
A. I
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