Social and Local Doings in Superior Area This Week
Roy Whipkey of Willmar visits Superior while old friends remain in town. Ninth District Iowa Federated club conventions convened at Sioux Rapids. Numerous social visits and birthday celebrations marked the week, including Mrs Elefritz’s 70th birthday and a surprise Bringle birthday party with guests from Estherville and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Whipkey
Willmar
Minn
Whipkey
Landmesser
Iva Yeeman
Estherville
Iowa Federated Club
Sioux Rapids
Will Hanson
Herb Olson
M. E. Carahan
H.n Smith
Esta Johnson
Rele
A. G. Fillerworth
Mary Harris
Clyde Wardrip
Odebolt
Otto McCoy
Ralph King
St. Paul
Will Logan
Mae Clump
Terris
Joe Prochaska
Marvin Cochran
Bob Gibson
Rolla- Bennett
Greenville
Jake Bringle
Mr. Bringle
Pat Gleason
Denver
Colo
Elwin Bringle
Gladys Bringle
Arthur Bringle
Nlr
Dolliver Social Notes Cover School and Club Events
Mrs Frank Peterson and Johnnie of Oelwein visit the J C Weber home while Supt and Mrs James H Smith attend Emmet county schoolmasters meeting in Maple Hill. Civic club bake sale nets $7 for library shelves and books. Community church youth division opens year with leaders Vera Griese and Lois McKean. A baby girl born October 9 to Mr and Mrs Herman Reinhardt. Dolliver Carnival features a high school concert by The Foxy Five and a popularity contest won by Irma Nepps. Skippy the dog uses homemade crutches. local folks discuss resisting totalitarianism at home as well as abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peterson
Johnnie
Oelwein
J. C. Weber
Peterson
Agnes Weber
J. C. Webers
James H. Smith
Maple Hill
Emmet County Schoolmasters’ Club
James B. Smith
Ladies and Society of the Ammunity Church
Annex
C. L Day
Civic Club
Wm. Workins
Community Church Young People’s Division
Vera Griese
Lois McKean
Evelyn Iverson
Ralph McKean
Lee Holl
Herman Holl
Herbert Sherman
Robert Griffith
Marvin Iverson
Lawrence Evans
Ralph Miller
Norman Tvedte
Jack Benjamin
Bob Simon
Francis Johnson
Loran Richards
Gladys Pope
Doris Benton
Dorothy Dahike
Mabel Griese
Joyce Evans
Miss Sorum
Dolliver
Stephanie Cowling
Foxy Five
Irma Nepps
Swan Lake
Carl J. Peterson
W. L. Whalen
Gerald Stow
Little Tricks of Economy for Big Savings
A compact guide on small daily money-saving practices across home life. It highlights simple habits like reusing leftovers, prepping quick casseroles, and cost-cutting tactics on laundry. The piece notes how small savings accumulate, emphasizing budgeting and frugal routines in家庭 life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Ringo
Rinso
West Emmet Social Roundup Includes Family Visits
West Emmet area residents shared a busy Sunday with visits from L W Stark, Naomi, and Walter Feger at Henry Stark’s home between Mountain Lake and St James. Corners of the community noted entries like Mrs Ben Oleson visiting Cornell Oleson, Claus Martens hosting Bringle and Margaret, and Dewall family ice cream at Ft Defiance park after threshing with Henry Dewall. Sylvia Gilbert’s funeral drew neighbors to Mankato as Mrs Martens and Alice attended.
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L. W. Stark
Naomi
Walter Feger
Henry Stark
Mountain Lake
St. James
Ben Oleson
Cornell Oleson
Jake Bringle
Margaret
Claus Martens
Christianson
Henry Dewall
Ft. Defiance State Park
Subie Bringle
Mereness Trip and Dolliver Hi Zephyr Press
Dr and Mrs H D Mereness spent the weekend in Des Moines with their daughter Margery Mereness at Iowa Lutheran hospital. The Dolliver Hi Zephyr first edition rolled off the press Tuesday with staff including Editor Norman Tvedte Asst Editor Duane Anderson Adv Manager Herbert Sherman Sports Editor Robert Simon and multiple class officers and sponsors.
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H D Mereness
Des Moines
Margery Mereness
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Chardon
Virginia Hill of
Ringsted
F. H. Hill
Dolliver Hi Zephyr
Norman Tvedte
Duane Anderson
Herbert Sherman
Robert Simon
Doris Benton
Marvin Iverson
Carl Frerichs
Nosey
Dorothy Dahlke
Jack Benjamin
Mary Moltzen
Treas
Supt. Smith
Gladys Pope
Miss Stech
Vivian Herum
Hazel Tackels
Ruth Reinhardt
Naomi Stanerson
Mr. Robinson
Jean Phelps
John Simon
Sec
Jerry Weber
Joyce Evans
Miss Cowling
Ralph Kono
Wwvp
Gruver High School Carnival Promises Night of Fun
Gruver high school carnival slated for Friday night October 18 features include a King and Queen contest a faculty play Mountain Folks a minstrel show Darktown Jamboree and various games of skill. A door prize for couples and a family friendly program begins at 8 00 p m with admission charged.
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Gent
Welcome for V R Einstein at citizen induction
Federal Judge Phillip Forman welcomed Professor Albert Einstein during a naturalization ceremony in Trenton New Jersey. The judge lauded Einstein and remarked that his presence strengthens America, noting immigration roots and shared ideals of equality, as about 100 new citizens were inducted including the refugee living near Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Forman
Albert Hin- Trenton
N. J
Princeton
Prairie City ministers and local events in Jack Creek area
Community notes from Jack Creek detail visits by Rev H W Baumann and visitors Lloyd Sweeney and others, church social plans for October 16 at Emmanuel Lutheran near Ryan Lake, birthday celebrations, school programs, CCC club gathering, and travel to visit kin. Also report that Civil War veteran Charles Lingenfelter turns 99 in Dakota City.
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H. W. Baumann
Prairie City
Oscar
Storm Lake
E. T. Baumann
Maple Hill
Laverne, Minn
Lloyd Sweeney
Western
Art Richardson
0. K. Berven
Art Hanson
Winterton
Indies Aid
Lutheran Emmanuel
Knute Olson
Sam _ Anderson
Reinbeck
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Pearl Aanonson
Anderson
Detroit
Michigan
Harry Wahideick
Irene
Berhnard
Bancroft
Ollie Aanonson
Matthis
Will Vandezer
Armstrong
Pearl LaVille
Seattle
Wash
Chris Ellerston
Ellerston
LaVille
Lawrence Anderson
Larry
Charles Lingenfelter
Dakota City
Humboldt County
Lingenfelter
Watson Schick
Mr. Lingenfelter
Amsterdam
Montgomery County
New York State
28Rd Volunteer Infantry
Willkie Presses Debt Risk in Drive for Third Term
Wendell Willkie assails the national debt and the third term as threats to the American way of life. He argues every fallen democracy owed to debt, warns of a 75 billion debt under a Roosevelt second term, and calls for stricter economic governance to restore jobs and purchasing power for farmers and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Willkie
Willkle
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Willkie
Trade agreements fail to boost markets for farmers
The value of American agricultural exports fell by 104 million dollars in the year ending June 30, 1939, compared with the year ending June 30, 1934, the year before the Reciprocal Trade Agreement act was enacted.
Secretary Wallace Shifts Acreage From Cotton To Corn
Regulation lowers corn acreage in northern cotton states by 5,139,000 acres while southern cotton states are urged to grow more corn, increasing their corn acreage by 5,814,000 acres.
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Wallace
North
South
Iowa National Guard to be called January 3 to 19
Iowa units of the National Guard are slated for service between January 3 and January 19, with General Charles H. Grahl reporting from Washington on current plans. He noted that all guardsmen not called by October 15 would enter a single January group, though plans may change. Governor George A. Wilson commented on conscription registration being completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Guard
Washington
Chas. H. Grahl
Draft Board Appointee List Soon to be Sent to Roosevelt
The source notes that he had nearly completed the draft board appointees, planned to submit the list to President Roosevelt shortly, and expected to announce the personnel within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Roosevelt
Frosted sorghum safe for silage say experts
Rex Beresford of Iowa State College extension livestock specialist says frost damaged sorghum silage is unlikely to poison cattle. He notes prussic acid forms in green sorghum from frost or injury and that ensiling destroys poisonous properties, advising against grazing stunted or second growth sorghum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College Extension
Beresford
The Mystery of the Stone Bench
The American Weekly presents a detective story by St Ashton Wolfe famed criminologist and author of Secrets of the French Police. A feature mystery serialized with next Sunday's Herald American.
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Stone Bench
Mr. St. Ashton-Wolfe
Sunday Herald-American
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Underhill
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Howard Reed
Cedar Rapids
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Mankato
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Moneta
Ing
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W H Morling
Lovella Johnson
Emmetsburg
Charter Club
Ingbard Jessen
Ella Hansen
Illinois
G. A
Skippy
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Monticello
Pat
West Emmet
Dolliver Hi
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Bessie Doupoulais
Marlboro
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Freeport
L. I
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Billings, Mont
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Anchorg Hospital
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Texas
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Elna
West Bend
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Harvey
Oak Lawn
Ill
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Seneca, Ill
Marjorie Sevold
Mankato Minn
Ihome
Nels Sevold
Catherine Sorum
Ammon Amundson
John Coon
Fred Krough
Grover
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Loula Helvick
V.reinstein
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