Popular Couple Weds at Deer River Minn
Miss Gladyce Evelyn Larson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Larson Wallingford and Elmer Sumpter son of Mr and Mrs Art Sumpter wed September 18 in the Deer River Methodist parsonage. Rev John Schenck officiated with Mrs Fordyce Auburn sister of the bride as attendant. A dinner followed at High Banks Resort Inn and the couple traveled to Canada Lake Rainey and Lake Winnebigoshish. Sumpter a 1926 Wallingford H S graduate taught in Emmet Consolidated and worked in his father's store. Larson graduated with the local class of 1926 and later taught two years. He attended Estherville Junior College and Northwestern University.
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Miss Gladyce
Evelyn Larson
Chris Larson
Wallingford
Elmer Sumpter
Art Sumpter
Deer River
Minn
John Schenck
R. G. Fordyce
Auburn
Fordyce
High Banks Resort Inn
Canada Lake Rainey
Lake Winnebigoshish
Sumpter
Emmet Consolidated
University of Commerce
Des Moines
Estherville Junior College
Northwestern University
Iowa University
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Twelve Mile Lake Women Plan Township Tea
Township chairman Mrs. Fred Rowe led a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. P. I. Schmidt’s home to launch the year’s project Cloth ing The Family. The tea October 7 at Mrs. Aadne Ness’ home will invite all Twelve Mile Lake women, with Miss Bass, home demonstration agent, outlining details. A display of old fashioned baby clothes, an antique sewing machine, and musical numbers are planned, with social time to follow. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Hutchinson, Mrs. E. B. Berg, Mrs. Ed Hutchinson, and Mrs. Russell Lair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred . ‘Rowe
Twelve Mile Lake
P. I. Schmidt
Aadne Ness
Fred Rowe
Frank Hutchinson
E. B. Berg
Ed Hutchinson
Russell Lair
Mrs Kramer Hostess to Bidenby Bridge Club
Mrs J H Cramer will entertain the Bidenby bridge club Friday afternoon at her home. Central bridge will be played after a 1 30 o clock desert luncheon. Mr Cramer will use garden flowers in decorating the rooms. Those to be present include Mesdames Herman Wiese Harry Jones Carl Mickelson Wesley Dusham Wm Hendricksen D Knudsen Richard Caldwell Geo Vestrem Geo Lyman Thos Mann W H Dooley and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cramer
Bidenby
Mr. Cramer
Herman Wiese
Harry Jones
Carl Mickelson
Wesley Dusham
Wm. Hendricksen
Knudsen
Richard Caldwell
Geo. Vestrem
Geo. Lyman
Thos. Mann
W. H. Dooley
Wa-Tan-Ye Club Dines at Gardston Hotel
Members of the Wa-Tan-Ye business and professional women’s club are dining this evening at the Gardston hotel for a regular meeting of the group.
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Wa-Tan-Ye
Gardston
Wa-Tan-Ye Business and Professional Women's Club
Mrs Huckaba Hosts Dinner Honoring Mrs Bristle of Perry
Mrs M E Huckaba entertained at a five thirty dinner Tuesday evening honoring her sister Mrs Cassie Bristle of Perry. Guests were neighbors and the dinner followed an informal social afternoon. Plates were laid for Mesdames R C Clark O L Anderson Lewis Mathwig C E Meadows Wm McArdle Jake Stockberger the Misses Edith and Laura Mathwig and the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Huckaba
Cassie Bristle
Perry
Mesdames
R. C. Clark
O. L. Anderson
Lewis Mathwig
C. E. Meadows
Wm. McArdle
Jake Stockberger
Edith
Laura Mathwig
Mrs Marvin Nelson Shower Honored at North Ninth Street Home
Mrs. Marvin Nelson, the recent bride, will be honored at a miscellaneous shower this evening at 8:00 at Miss Martha Robinson's North Ninth street home. Guests include Mrs. Mena Jackman, Miss Ruth Nelson, Mrs. Maurice Olson, and others. Festivities feature game play, bin directions in balloons for gifts, a four-table lunch, yellow and green decor, fresh flowers, and bride and groom gum drop favors. The Dairy cattle congress is in Waterloo next week. Virgil Marriott will visit Linsley home. Mrs. M. E. Wilson leaves for Milwaukee after death of her brother, Chas. Jones. funeral Friday, then Orleans.
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Marvin. Nelson
Martha Robinson
North Ninth Street
Kathryn Storey
Mena Jackman
Ruth Nelson
Maurice Olson
Lyle Jackman
N. M. Wolding
Edward Wilson
George Prunsl
Margaret Kiefer
Mary O’rourke
Marion Roges
Dorothy Tomhave
Bernard Jackson
Thelma Ste
Fred Robinson
M. E. Wilson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chas. Jones
Orleans
Wilson
Chicago
A. J. Rogers
Billy
Maybelle Wilson
Rogers
Miss Wilson
Local residents visit relatives and attend events
Mr. Geo Rugtiv travels to Water loo Sunday to see his son Oscar and attend the Dairy Cattle Congress. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huckaba visit Perry with Mrs. Huckaba's sister Cassie Bristle and plan to stay over Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Mamie Hart of Miami, formerly Estherville, visits with her mother and sister. Mrs. Elmo Tartleman visits Rochester with her mother in hospital. Miss Jessie Hepp undergoes appendicitis surgery with favorable recovery. Lawrence and Walter Knudsen return to Estherville from Sibley A and P during manager absence. Miss Helen Rokusek visits sister Eleanor. Eleanor works at Western Union. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Christensen return from Be midji. Christensen resumes duties at the dry goods store. Stanley Olson departs for St. Paul to enter the Lutheran Seminary. accompanied by Handelands to attend funeral of Mrs Burt Handeland. Mrs. Marian Butler, daughter, and Irvin French of Cherokee visit Estherville. Mrs Roy French will move to Cherokee.
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Ernest Huckaba
Perry
Huckaba
Cassie Bristle
Mamie Hart
Miami
Estherville
Sam Fritz
Grover McCall
Stanley Olson
St. Paul
Lutheran
Oliver Handeland
Burt Handeland
Oliver
Salt Use At Hot Factory Water Coolers
A factory visit on a hot day showed workers taking salt tablets from water cooler boxes labeled salt. Foreman said salt in hot water prevents fatigue and heat prostration as sweating causes salt loss. A doctor confirmed salt is needed for health, especially in high heat.
Faith in reform and the limits of character change
The speaker argues reform of individuals is difficult, noting adolescence with antisocial or criminal tendencies resists change. They support social moves to teach rules of life, but insist character is formed in childhood. Only divine intervention to truly alter people.
Modern Women In The Nation And Women At Work
Freda Kirchwey becomes owner of The Nation weekly and credits Oswald Garrison Villard for her success. Comparisons are drawn to Lady Rhondda of Time and Tide. Kirchwey, Barnard graduate and former editor, marks 18 years at the paper and notes leadership parity. Enid Perkins is cited as the only American woman diplomat in Central America. Mayan legends translated by Perkins and Rivera illustrated text later used in Mexico. Dorris Mattis, age 108, active in Boonton New Jersey, walks to church each Sunday and tends her garden.
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the Nation
Freda Kirchwey
Lady Rhondda
London
Time and Tide
Miss Kirchwey
Oswald Garrison Villard
The
Nation
the Weekly
George W. Kiechney
Columbia University
Barnard College
Enid E. Perkins
Washington, D. C
Costa Rica
Mexico
Diego Rivera
Dorris Mattis
Austria
Boonton
New Jersey
Iowa Warns of Polio Surge and Public Health Guidance
The Iowa State Department of Health cautions about an unusual rise in poliomyelitis, expecting more cases in late summer and fall 1937. It urges calm, school observation, active parental involvement, prompt medical care for early symptoms, and notes a serum distribution to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Towa
Iowa
Inherited traits shape our character, the old tale says
The passage argues heredity plays a major role in forming character while acknowledging other factors influence who we become. A magician story illustrates a charcoal burner born to be as he is, suggesting fixed traits despite change. The memory passage contends both physical and mental abilities are born in us and influence our destiny.
Fern' Flippent wedding at Vermillion church
The ceremony was conducted Saturday evening in Vermillion at the Methodist Church with Rev H Sheikloff officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Joe Garvis of Sioux City and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula Fern
H.sheikloff
Joe Garvis
Sioux’ ‘City
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Bidenby Bridge City
Mrs. Huckaba
Dairy Cattle Congress
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E. S. Estel
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L. A
Geo. Rugtiv
Oscar
Elmo Tartleman
Rochester
Jessie Hepp
Lawrence
Walter Knudsen
Sibley A. and P
Helen Rokusek
Spencer
Eleanor Rokusek
Eleanor
Western Union Telegraph Office
L. M. Christensen
Bemidji, N. D
Christensen
Marian Butler
Irvin French
Roy French
Cherokee
Aay
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Capper’s Farmer
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Woman's World
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Mother's Mome Life
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Rhoda Island Red Journal
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Better Homes
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American Poultry Journal
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Good Stories
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Mother's Home Life
Needlecraft
Rhode Island Red Journal
Successful Farming
Capper’s Farmer Breeder's Gazette
JTWE
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Vindicator
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DR. Miles
DR. Miles Nervine
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Randolph
Wis
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