Silver wedding honors W E Hohn at Ringsted church
Silver wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hohn of Ringsted at the Presbyterian church with orchestral selections, a vocal by Anna Borthwick, a Rev W A Harper talk, and a “Believe it or not” reading by Mrs. Frank Nelson. Lunch, toasts, and gifts followed. out of town guests included Jay Dolan Swea City and Wilbur Ziegler Algona. Several local ministers and clubs were noted with visits and social events surrounding the occasion.
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Presbyterian Church
Anna Borthwick
W. A. Harper
Frank Nelson
E. C. Christians
George Wesley
Algona
Earl Ferguson
Terris
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Visit Notes From Washta and Surrounding Towns
Superior residents hosted visits from Charles Kissinger and family of Washta on Thursday at J F Kissinger’s home. Art Lynch called on Rudolph Heldt at Spirit Lake on Saturday evening. Bob Gibson and wife visited Marvin Cochran and family at Dickens on Sunday and then went to the Albert Gibson home at Webb. Bertha Stolp of Ocheyedan also visited Sunday.
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Ewing
Mann
Estherville
la Doux
Lake
LaDoux
P. G. Gleason
Bringle
Denver
Colo
Irma McMullen
Emmetsburg
Mrér
Irving Clark
Hannah Wade
Joe Prochaska
Plainview
Neb
Jay Wade
Geo. Lang
M. C. Bush
Lake Park
A. A. Lewis
Gloria
Charles Kissenger
Washta
J. F. Kissinger
Art Lynch
Rudolph Heldt
Spirit Lake
Bob Gibson
Marvin Cochran
Dickens
Mrs. Gibson
Albert Gibson
Webb
Bertha Stolp
Ocheyedan
Extension Meet at I. S. C. Closes With Defense Talk
Ames Iowa Oct 11 Towa State College extension service closed its annual conference with a program led by M L Wilson of the Federal Extension Service and L B Schmidt head of the history department F Olsen of the National Defense Commission spoke on youth in today s world Schmidt outlined evolving Monroe Doctrine views noting South American shifts toward multilateralism He highlighted three aims in defending the Western Hemisphere economic military and political and said the Americas share a love of independence.
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Ames
Towa State College Extension Service
M. L. Wilson
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D. C
L. B. Schmidt
Karl Olsen
National Defense Commission
Washington
Schmidt
Americas
Western Hemisphere
South America
Atlantic
Caribbean
Nash announces new low priced Nash Ambassador 600 line
Nash Motors unveils the Ambassador 600 series with prices from 731 for a business coupe to 860 for a 4 door trunk sedan delivered at the factory including federal taxes. George W. Mason notes strong appeal lies in price and economy with 25 to 30 miles per gallon expected.
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Nash Motors
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
George W. Mason
Nash-Kelvinatory Corporation
Mason
Skilled men wanted in aircraft trades and more
W R skilled men wanted in aircraft trades. All unemployed laborers with metal trades experience urged to register at the Iowa State employment office. An order for 1090 skilled laborers for one aircraft factory. 200 machinists for a government arsenal. Civil service exams required. ages 17 to 62. Other openings include Panama canal projects and farm work. register at least every 30 days.
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Iowa
Panama Canal
E. V. Worley
Humboldt
Palo Alto
Emmet
Kossuth
Iowa tops nation's smallpox rate since 1928
Iowa reports the highest smallpox rate per estimated 109 000 population every year since 1928. The state health department cites vaccination reluctance and urges residents to join campaigns starting November 4 in most counties. It notes high costs and scarring from smallpox and warns it could become a killer if outbreaks recur.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Towans
Iowa
Department
Leaves on Walking on County Highways Leaflets
Pedestrian safety leaflets titled Are Your Feet Killing You are being distributed to rural pedestrians in Emmet county by the county sheriff's office and highway patrols as part of a statewide effort to cut Iowa's rising pedestrian deaths. The campaign notes pedestrians should walk on the extreme left when necessary, face traffic, and not assume drivers will see them, with Safety Month sponsored by state and local agencies.
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Fredericksen
Iowa
Sheriff’s Office
Governor’s Traffic Safety Commission
Iowa State Safety Council
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Cattle Feeders Discuss Grades Of Feeding
Emmet county cattle feeders held a tour and meeting on October 17 starting at 1 30 p m at the Howard Haywood farm then proceeding to Q O Natterstad and Martin Olson farms. An 8 p m session at Estherville city hall auditorium covered market outlook and feeding recommendations led by Rex Beresford extension animal husbandman. In Corwith Fairfield Dean a 60 year old farmer was killed by an enraged bull while driving cows into a barn. He was crushed when the bull forced him against the barn wall. death occurred before aid arrived.
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Emmet
Howard Haywood
QO. A. Natterstad
Martin Olson
Estherville City Hall
Rex Beresford
Corwith
Fairfield Dean
Dean
Leaders Discuss Making a Home More Liveable
Nine leaders at the 4 H girls training school in Es terville city hall on Tuesday October 15 heard Miss M Isobel Crowe extend home efficiency guidance. The session covered waste space in closets storage for bedrooms and recreational materials food management light usage and personal expense tracking to boost family time and budgeting.
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Estherville City Hall
Isobel Crowe
Town State College
Frank Hutchinson
Edwin McKean
Harry Benson
Harry Christensen Ellsworth
Ralph Hartman
S. C. Robinson
Swan Lake
J. C. Bosold
Jack Creek
Fern McKean
Miss Crowe
Second Polio Case Reported in Spirit Lake
Robert Cook aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Cook of Spirit Lake, is the second infantile paralysis case this month in Spirit Lake. He contracted the illness in Sioux City last week, diagnosed Friday night, but shows only light symptoms and no paralysis yet. Cook, a Spirit Lake High School graduate, began his freshman year at Morningside College in Sioux City and had moved to Spirit Lake from Terris with his parents several years ago. Donald Yarnes remains the other Spirit Lake paralysis patient, reported to be gaining slowly. Cross the street with the green lights. Help avoid accidents.
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Glen Langl
Albert Petersen
Montgomery
Art Lynch
Erval Erickson
Will Quinn
Estherville
Cora Johnson
Spencer
Culture Club
J. F. Kissinger
Clyde Clark
Claus, Stratman
Ed Hodge
Terris
Chas. Christ Home
Alfred Petersen
Thompson
Iowa Falls
Christie Richards
John Butcher
Blue Island
Ill
Spirit Lake
Ira
Butcher
Ray Griffie
Drex
Mr. Griffie
Robert Cook
Fred Cook
Sioux City
Young Cook
Spirit Lake High School
Morningside College
Donald Yarnes
Fire School at Pocahontas to be Held October 22
Firemen from northwestern Iowa will gather in Pocahontas on October 22 for a one day fire school. Chief Y B Yocum announced that all communities in the region are invited to send representatives. The program begins at 2 p m and runs into the evening with registration at the fire station. The event is under the Iowa State College engineering extension service with support from the state fire marshal, the Iowa Insurance Service Bureau, and L J Murphy. Captain Karl F Park of the Ft Dodge Fire Dept leads the school, offering instruction on apparatus handling and practical hose and building drills.
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Northwestern Towa
Y. B. Yocum
State Fire Marshall
Iowa Insurance Service Bureau
L. J. Murphy
Engineering Extension Service
Iowa State College
Karl F. Park
Ft. Dodge Fire Dept
Fire prevention program focus on inspections and arson
The evening program concentrates on reducing fire damage through inspections for firefighting aid. It covers handling suspicious fires, preserving arson evidence, and promoting Fire Prevention Week as part of the effort.
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