Bethel White Shrine No 19 installs officers at Masonic Hall
Newly elected and appointed officers of Bethel White Shrine No 19 were installed at a special meeting in the Masonic Hall. Alma Rees became worthy high priestess. retiring chief officer was Mrs. E S Ellerston. Installations included A A Halleck as watchman of shepherds, Mrs W H Hunt noble prophetess, and many others with Eliza Welsh installing officer. Guests from Eastern Star and Masonic bodies attended, followed by lunch.
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Bethel White
Masonic Hall
Alma Rees
E. S. Ellerston
A. A. Halleck
Shepherds
Mra W. HL. Hunt
W. A. Keer
Harriet Ni
Lena Sandren
E. C. Case
W. A. Kerr
Guardian
W. G. Gordon
Eliza Welsh
R. K. Blazer
Owen Morton
Herald
Guy Noel
J. H. Cramer
Eastern Star
Masonic
Hunt
C. J. Schryver
Priscilla Booth
Dorcas Society Hosts Lydia Fohn-Hansen at Estherville
Miss Edith and Miss Agnes Tendal entertained Dorcas society members of the Estherville Lutheran church last night at their home. The guest of the evening was Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen who spoke about her work in Alaska.
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Edith
Agnes Tendal
Dorcas Society
Estherville
Degree of Honor Initiation Class Planned for April 11
Members of the Degree of Honor or Protective Association will hold their regular meeting Tuesday evening April 11 at 8 o'clock at the city hall. A class of initiation will be formed. Mrs. Glenn Michael and Miss Irene Pickens will oversee the entertainment for the evening.
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Degree of Honor Protective Association
City Hall
Glenn Michael
Irene Pickens
Past Presidents luncheon and new officers named at Estherville
The Past Presidents of the Degree of Honor Protective Assn of Estherville met for a luncheon at the Pantry Cafe on Tuesday. Mrs. Etta A. Branson presided as regional director and a Past Presidents Clap was organized. officers elected: president Mrs. George Tomhave, vice-president Mrs. Herman Sorum, secretary Mrs. Leonard Tangeras, treasurer Mrs. George Kibbee. Members listed include Mrs. Tomhave, Sorum, Otto Schaper, Ernest Smith, Kibbee, Glenn Michael, Richard Galvin, Tangeras, Mima Wertz, and Branson. Jeannette Palmer attended as a member but was unable to attend. others eligible to join were E. Wellar, Vern Tredway, and Guy Nicholson.
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Degree of Honor Protective Assn
Estherville
Pantry
Etta A. Branson
George Tomhave
Herman Sorum
Leonard Tangeras
George Kibbee
Tomhave
Otto Schaper
Ernest Smith
Glenn Michael
Richard Galvin
Tangeras
Mima Wertz
Jeannette Palmer
E. Wellar
Vern Tredway
Guy Nicholson
Woman's Club Holds April 11 Officer Elections
The Woman's Club plans a general meeting on Tuesday afternoon April 11 at 6 oclock in the city hall committee room. Elections for officers and a delegate for the state convention May 2 to 5 at Davenport will be chosen. New membership names may be submitted, and plans for next fall convention will be discussed. Executive board and membership committee meet at 2 30 before the regular session.
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Woman’s Club
City Hall
Davenport
Wealthy heiress seeks lost twin amidst family shock
Marjorie Wetherill discovers a letter revealing she has a twin sister named Dorothy Gay who was adopted after their parents could not afford both. With a fortune of her own she contemplates locating her birth family. Evan Bower urges caution as he proclaims love and asks for marriage. She plans to help her estranged kin while her sister resents the outreach.
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Marjorie Wetherill
E Han
Dorothy Gay
Evan Bower
Marjorie Secures Help for Christmas Real Estate Purchase
Marjorie visits a Chicago attorney after locating her parents house and arranging funds. She seeks a trusted lawyer to handle the purchase and to aid her father’s employment prospects, while shopping for gifts and warming herself with new coats and accessories. Her broker, Mr. Melbourne, wires funds and coordinates with William Bryant at Federal Trust, easing the transfer schedule before Christmas.
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Marjorie
Betty
Wetherill
Mr. Melbourne
Chicago
Melbourne
William Bryant
Federal Trust Com
Federal Trust Company
Ted
New Type Plowshare Promises Quick Disposal Like Razor Blades
Farmers show strong interest in the new plowshare type with replaceable points. The notes say these points solve re sharpening difficulties and high costs, as worn points can be discarded cheaply, similar to dull razor blades.
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Mrs
Lydia
Fohn-Hansen
H. Organize
Barrymore
Glug
Woman's Club
L. W. Greener
Railway Express Agency
Sioux City
Erwin Mardores
Sumner
Mardoras
Hamilton, McIvor and Company
Mint
Credit Department
Mr. Bryant
Bettty
Aster Street
Sam Woods
Oliver
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