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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

2

J U G 4 H club meets at Gustafson home

The J U G 4 H club met Saturday at Mrs Clark Gustafson's home. After the business meeting they discussed color in relation to type personality and figure and what colors suit each member. Mrs Gustafson served a delicious lunch to six members four mothers one visitor and the leader.

Clark Gustafson Gustafson Henry Schaper Ann Schaper Mack Ellis Ivor Clark Herman Peterson Donna Mae Idaho F. M. Cunningham Glenn Logue Lester Rosenberg Clay County Spencer Raymond Schaper Delbert Evert Ellis Evelyn Ellis Ivadelle Lee W. D. O’brien Agnes Howard O’brien Armstrong Ever Willing Workers Club Hattie Griffith Sibley J. A. Miller John LeMack Edwin Wesley Jens Christenson Pete Koford Minnesota

Local Social Notes From Sunday Gatherings And Travel

Mr and Mrs Albert Heywoc hosted visiting relatives at the W D O Brien home Sunday afternoon family news reports Mrs J A Miller and Pauline traveled to Butterfield to inspect a turkey flock Mr and Mrs O Brien went to Ada Minnesota Friday to attend a funeral for Mrs O Briens mother returning Sunday Mack Ellis visited at the Wiltsie home Irving Ellerston left Tuesday for Omaha to visit a sister and Miss Mary Higgins is doing housework during her absence Deloris Sargeant and Edith Clingbird of Sioux City spent Labor Day with the Sargeant family Walter Peterson and Bernard Bangor of Sibley visited the Peterson home over the weekend and are relatives of Mr Peterson Ber nard Bangor Walter Peterson and Mrs Bangor are siblings of the Petersons Guy Wiltsie Marjorie and Mrs Elmer Wiltsie of Ceylon called at the Mackillis home Thursday afternoon Delbert Ellis has used crutches for two weeks due to a sprained ankle.

J. A. Miller Pauline Butterfield W. D. O'Brien Ada Minn O’brien California Mack Ellis Guy Wiltsie Irving Ellerston Omaha Mary Higgins Mrs. Ellerston Deloris Sargeant Edith Clingbird Sioux City Sargeants L. C. Sargeant Walter Peterson Bernard Bangor Sibley Herman ‘Peterson Bangor Peterson Marjorie Elmer Wiltsie Ceylon Mackillis Delbert Ellis

Stop Sign Frailty Rules Driving Mindsets

A reflection from the Iowa State Safety Council on why some drivers ignore Stop signs. It notes a faulty line of reason: no cars, no cops, no danger. The piece warns that basic rules prevent disasters, citing guileless habits behind risky behavior.

Iowa State Safety Council

Local Notes on Family, Shower, and News

George Lauritson drove to Laurens Sunday night to fetch his brother who will work at the Nielson farm west of town. Mrs Emil Leo and Ivadelle attended a shower for Miss Viola Weir who was married last Saturday at her parents home near Alpha. A comment likens a world peace conference to a Mussolini Stalin Hitler poker game, noting Cordell Hull would not fit. Three features every Sunday include the Sun day cross word puzzle, a $2.00 novel, and 30 color comics in the Chicago Herald and Examiner.

George Lauritson Laurens Nielson Emil Leo Ivadelle Viola Weir Miss Weir Alpha Mussolini Stalin Hitler Newfoundland Cordell Hall Chicago Herald and Examiner

Chicago Professor Solves Waring's 260-Year-Old Problem

Leonard E. Dicksor of the University of Chicago has solved Waring's 260-year-old problem. His solution was accepted at a Harvard conference this month.

Chicago Leonard E. Dicksor University of Chicago Wariing Harvard

Longtime Wallingford resident Halvor Egertson dies at 85

Halvor Egertson born November 26 1851 in Aal Hallingdal Norway immigrated with wife Kristi Nestegaard and two children to America in 1881. He settled in Windom Minnesota Emmet County Iowa later moving to Wallingford where he was active in the Lutheran church. He died September 11 1986 of heart failure at age 84 soon to have been 85 with funeral held September 14 at Riverside church and Wallingford Lutheran cemetery attended by family and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Halvor Egertson Aal Hallingdal Norway Kristi Nestegaard America Mr. Egertson Erick Lars América New York City Windom Minn Emmet Iowa Egertson Wallingford Lutheran Church Riverside Church Wallingford Chas. Anderson Mahlum and Anderson Undertaking Firm Estherville Peder Nordsletten T. Hanson Lakefield Paulsrud Albert Lea P. Nordsletten S. O. Lundy C. F. Walden Lena Gunderson Erick Egertson Gunda Belle Helene Gunderson John A. Nelsom Iowe Falls Stephen Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Hivor Egertson LeRoy Sherman Gunderson Norton John Nelson Iowa Falls Kermit Lauritz Egertson Wallingford Lutheran Cemetery

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