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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
1
Mrs J L Hoye entertained Entre Nous bridge club members at her home last Thursday afternoon at 1 30. Contract bridge was played and a light lunch served. Guests included Mesdames L E Stockdale J P Clark F J Parsons George Thompson John Greig Selby Broms K J McDonald and the hostess.
Mrs Charles Werling hosted the J F F club Thursday afternoon at 2 pm. Contract bridge was played and light refreshments were served. Attending were Mesdames J E Howard J Kennedy W C Currell R S Knight L E Crim H G McTavish and the hostess. Absent were Mrs D A Bagan and Mrs Dan Howard.
The Merry Ladies 500 club met Thursday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs. Art Brown to play 500. High score went to Mrs. Emil Hoffman, low score to Mrs. Dolly Quinn. Lunch was served by hostess Mrs. Ralph Brown. Present were Mesdames Charles Lamb, Les Sheldon, Harry Wratten Jr, Chris Jensen, Charles Brown, Tom Ruchman, Cleve Race, Emil Hoffman, Harvey Salmonson, Dolly Quinn, Miss Pauline Jensen.
Mrs W D Kane was hostess to members of the Auxiliary of Brotherhood of the Railroad Trainmen Thursday afternoon at her home. The afternoon was spent informally by the ladies. Mesdames C C Dawson, George Hunt, Gene Millslagle, J E Wee, G A Peterson, W E Bagan, Catherine Schruyver and the hostess attended.
A pot luck dinner Sunday evening at the Stanley Larson home honored Wayne Huntsinger who is soon leaving for army duty. The event featured red white and blue decor with small flags candles and flowers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Huntsinger and numerous relatives and friends.
Mrs Lew Wanamaker and Mrs Elwood Miller of Estherville were guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Gill at Terris last Thursday for Semper Fidelis club. Mrs Miller's father Bert Sheldon of Havelock trained Carl in his first pharmacy work. The ladies dined with the Gills Thursday evening.
Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah lodge gathered Thursday at 8 o'clock for a regular business meeting hosted by Mrs. H H Hansen with Mrs. Charles Rosenberger assisting. The social evening included lunch served by members.
The article outlines fall and winter squash as the largest family with diverse forms including acorn hubbard and patty pan. It notes vitamin A benefits, differences from summer squash, and methods to cook bake puree souffle and even dessert pies.
The Emmet County War Price and Rationing Board announced maximum prices for used commercial vehicles and dealer transactions under Revised Maximum Price Regulation 341. All buyers and sellers must file a certificate of transfer with the board, obtainable from Estherville Armstong or Ringsted offices. The board also set maximum egg prices paid by licensed dealers and required inventories of dried prunes and raisins for institutional and industrial users, with filings due by specific dates in 1943. Used farm equipment and household appliances are covered by the price caps, including items such as combines and other implements.
The Estherville Public Schools list includes Elizabeth Colt, Jean Barkley, Olena Heggen, LaVera Cresap, Bessie Mewhirter, Bernice Martin, Margaret Myer, and Martyn Miller as faculty. The roster highlights experienced educators contributing to the district.
Edgy list of street addresses and unit numbers for Gardston area buildings and Lincoln School. Includes Central Avenue and First/Second avenues, with multiple apartment numbers and numeric codes. Details are fragmented and unreadable as a complete notice or article.
The notice outlines ceiling prices for corn binders hay balers and household items like refrigeration vacuum washers and bed springs. Violations may lead to suit and treble damages. Copies of regulations available at Emmet County War Price and Rationing Board offices in Estherville Armstrong and Ringsted.
Earl Emery of Milford attended the state bantam show in Des Moines and won seven of eight firsts while slowing the grand champion to third. Bantams remain important for youth and city dwellers for eggs and compact space.
Glen R. Hall sold a one half interest in his Chevrolet garage at Spirit Lake to Glen W. Atkins of Clear Lake. The two men will share active management of the business in partnership at the Spirit Lake facility.
A local farm sale in Sibley drew more than $4,000 for the owner disposing of live stock and equipment. Spring pigs averaged over $23 per head while the top steer fetched $12.40 per hundred and chickens averaged $1.20.
The remodeled library and recreation hall at the Army Air Base in Sioux City Iowa will open this week. Dignitaries including U S Senators George A Wilson and Chan Gurney and General Charles Grahl head of Selective Service Iowa visit to acclaim the project. Interior features light green and white decor. Back the Attack Buy War Bonds.
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