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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1937

Page

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Open Home Project Meetings by Iowa Women

Twelve Mile Lake women of Project Work opened their year with a tea and program at the home of Mrs Aldne Ness on Oct 7. Mrs Joe Oaks led talks on the community project clothes and a music project. About seventy five items were displayed as guests attended from Jack Creek township Estherville and 12 Mile Linke.

Twelve Mile Lake Aldne Ness Frank Hutchinson Joe Oaks Edith Bass Andrew Groff Rolland Shannon Wilbur Hildreth Selma Syverson Lenard Plath Fred Rowe Nancy Rowe Charles Krueger Charlie Jackson G. B. Osher Parl Ferguson EB. B. Burg Andre Ness E. Hutchinson BE. Eshouse Charlie Brown Emma Dewall E. Osher E. Rolfson George Dewall W. Shaffer C. Rekow BE. Hawke J. Fletcher Russel Lair P. I. Schmidt Jacok Creek Township John Bosold Ottis Paugh M. A. Balkemp M. A. Balkema Otis Paugh N. Randa K. Harding Oaks G. Miners Voetman Coretta Voetman Lincoln Township Home Project A. J. Oswalt Roy Richards Virginia Whitcombe W. G. McTbwraith A. J. Oxwall Hostua

Berdiceks Host Dinner for Hepps Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Frank Berdicek of Des Moines township hosted a dinner party west of town on Thursday night in honor of Mrs Hepps parents Mr and Mrs Tom Hepp of Enterprise township for their 24th wedding anniversary. Attending were Edward Chloe Virginia Kenneth Patricia Ann and Beatrice who could not attend, along with Mr and Mrs Matt Donovan and families Mr and Mrs Ray Kennedy and families of Estherville Mr and Mrs L J Dostal of Jackson. Hepps received a beautiful gift.

Frank Berdicek Des Moines Tom Hepp Enterprise Township Edward Chloe Virginia Kenneth Patrician Ann Beatrice St. Luke's Hospital Aberdeen S. D Matt Donovan Ray Kennedy Estherville L. J. Dostal Jackson Hepp

Local Club Highlights Style Trends at Meeting

A society gathering featured music students, a talk titled The Trend of Styles by Miss Edith Bass, and tea service. Attendees listed include Mrs. Alva Sawyer Mrs. Gean Harrison Mrs. J. McKay Mrs. St. M. Steis er Mrs. Welsman Miss Bass Mrs. Balkema and Mrs. Howard Maate Jer of Oskaloosa.

Hallowe'en Ft. Defiance State Park Crescent Club Carlton Chester Barnes Floyd McCoy Harold Carlson Billy Anderson Mary Ann George Clarence Ingvall Roy Klein Henry Klein Alva Sawyer Bert Shirley James Simpson Tony Slam Bert Swanson Ira Swartz Henry Zufall Mern Ross Edith Bass Welsman Gean Harrison J. McKay St. M. Steiser Misa Bass Balkema Howard Maate Jer Oskaloosa

Plaids Rule Fall Wardrobes In Chic School Style

Western Newspaper Union reports on plaid fashion for autumn wear across campus and offices. Plaid fabrics range from silk velvet to washable wool, with outfits for biking and schoolgirls, featuring clan names, plaid skirts, neckerchiefs, and coordinated linings and accessories.

Iso_selects Merchandise Mart Chicago Western Newspaper Union

Recent Bride Honored At Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs. Charley McLane formerly Miss Myrtle Roach was feted October 7 at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. J McKlay on East Walnut Street. Hostess aide Mary McKlay helped, gifts filled the afternoon, and a tray luncheon closed the event with many friends in attendance.

Charley McLane Myrtle Roach J McKlay McKlay East Walnut Street Mary McKlay

The Leisurely Obstructionist Hay Wagon Advice

In a folksy exchange, Mr. Chug gins champions the slow path as ideal, arguing the road becomes peaceful when one leaves the automobile at home and commutes by hay wagon, slow and steady.

Mr. Chuggins

Ladies of WRE Club Dine at Mrs Theo Myhre Home

Ladies of the W R E club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Theo Myhre’s home for informal social time followed by a delicious lunch. Members listed include Mesdames Charles F Anderson Oscar Fagre Theo Myhre Harvey Cox Carl Olson H H Sconberg K K Nau John Hemmingson John Sandren Norman Sandren John Hasen Wesley Sutton Clarence Cox Donald Hansen H L Klocaw S B Twetten and Mses Bertha Hansen Ruby Hemmingson.

W.R.E. Club Theo. Myhre Charles F. Anderson Oscar Fagre Theo Myhre Harvey Cox Carl Olson H. H. Sconberg K. K. Nau John Hemmingson John Sandren Norman Sandren John Hasen Wesley Sutton Clarence

Local Social News and Visits From area residents

Lou and Barnes returned from Tampa after two weeks visiting three nieces and two nephews. Numerous mentions of visits to Waterloo for the Dairy Cattle Congress and various relatives in Green City and Des Moines. Edits note vast social calls, travel details, and hospital stays including Miss Eleanor Brown ill with bronchitis and remaining in Seattle and Tacoma.

Lou, Barnes Tampa Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Eleanor Brown R. ©. Brown Seattle Washington University of Washington Bec Tacoma Wadd Carl Freese

First Property Rights Acquired by Colonists

The Journal of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers traces early property rights to royal charters, occupation, or purchase from Indians. Lands were vast tracts owned by inhabitants, commoners, or original proprietors, with theoretical ownership by the king. Divisions arose in proprietor and town meetings, sometimes by election, taxation, or survey committees, creating large farms with undivided commons shares.

Journal of the American Institute of Real ‘Estate Appraiser England

Corn Boon to Colonists

English colonists along the Atlantic coast first recognized corn's crucial role. Captain John Smith compelled each family in his group to plant corn, which proved vital as early settlements faced hardship. Corn fueled exchange, trade, and the flow of immigrants, opening wealth and prosperity.

Atlantic Massachusetts Jamestown John Smith

Dressing for the part at horse shows and riding events

A fashion note urges every true sportswoman to dress correctly for riding and shows. The illustration highlights a sartorially perfect outfit featuring a brown shell catalin horse head carved and pinned to the coat.

Shower for Bride Marion Sampson Held at Carrison Home

Miss Helen Wieland and other guests hosted a bridal shower for Marion Sampson at Mrs. P. C. Carrison’s home on Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Dave Ingvall, Mrs. Orville Smith, Mrs. Ben Sampson, Mrs. 0. M. Hanson, and many others. Supper guests later gathered at the L. G. Kamp residence.

Hllen Wieland Bernice Helmers William Carrison Don Billing Marion Sampson P. C. Carrison Dave Ingvall Orville Smith Pildren Ben Sampson 0. M. Hanson Arthie Meyers Rex Smith Shirley Fred Odien R. Dildine M. Dunkleburger Irvin Helmick Baby Theo ‘Plath Carroll Satterlee Mary Otto Hansen P. I. Schmidt

Mathematical Riddle Ends With A Wrong Answer

A playful quote challenges a numeric puzzle about adding seventy six to sand and large numbers. The humorous exchange concludes that the result would be incorrect.

Local church social and family visits highlight afternoon

Residents near Spencer gather for a Lutheran church event with guests Catherine and Emma Wallnits visiting from Sioux City and Des Moines for beauty culture studies. The afternoon includes lunch, chatter, and multiple neighbors reporting on health, harvest chores, and family birthdays.

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Mile Lake Township Four Mile Lake Club McCoy F. J. McCoy Higgins Claire Coon Alvalda Myhre William Anderson Nathanson's K. J. McDonald M. BE. Wilson R. K. Blazer BE. I. Sondro N. C. Brees Hepps Susie By Edith Swanson Mama Borothy Dorothy Little Vindicator Republican Emmet County Oferarios Dion Glarefoot Agen Her By Cherie Nicholas Ben Roach C. C. McLane Jon Baumunk Art Hansen Mike Arpelding John Anderson John Henicke Lewia Huffmeyer Joe Syphert Art Sphert Pete Kleney Wingerson Schoening Earl Tuttle Housner Orville Boyster Bil Keller Jack Fisher John Barlow Lewis Boreman Ernest Hansen Mra Ernest Han Lars Thompson Graettinger Eddie Kinnard Irene Patty Tom Kinnard Billy Bob Elizabeth W.re W. H. Ridley Emory Street Everett Shull Green City Mio Genin Gray Coteman Hospital Iva Eveleth Drake University Geo. Robb Bila B. Jones Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E Russell Strait Gerry Wenton Ralph Lynn L. H. Minks Harley Baker Worthington, Minn C. H. Hawk R. 8. Lee Gernard Lee Jerry Wegs Tire and Battery Heinrich Tire Fern Jackman Mary Mauss Rose Anton Jennie Hepp Mervin Minneapolis Minn Helen Evelyne Bermussen Fairview Hospital Albert Rasmussen Edward Shirley Fort Dodge Howard Bammer Grand Meadow Kingsley Walter Wossman Sioux City Thana Biden Frank Biden Anton Charles Goodman Jefferson Jaenne Hayden Arnolds Park Joe Marsell South Bend Indiana Mrs H. D. Hinsch Arthur Maghrman St. Olaf Mr. Hinech J. A. Baumunk J. L. Baumunk Ida Baumunk Loren Strupe Carl. Baumunk Pocahontas Joep Baumunk Dolliver Ed Hefflin George ‘McLane and Gtawengurtiord Cion Thay Vissel Norway R. D. Thompson Iowa Mira Warner Storm Ako Frank Boyla Mary Francis Boyle Edith Dorothy Shull Spencer Lloyd Libby This City D. C. McLane Home Department Alda Roclery Lutheran ‘Church Spencers Hoatees Catherine Misa Emma Wallnits Bes Moines Paul Wellnits Francis Harland Terrence Hash Norman Nygaardhes Henry Dewall Superior John Oleson Charles City Cornell Oleson Dinus Marrtins Alice Martins Andrew. Graff Donald Martins Terrill Ernest Christianson Darlene Armstrong Milford Houge Kermit Gruhike Andrew Klein Grandma.Klein Jay Johnston the Home Paper Rogers Ol Rene Pru Sac Abe
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