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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
9
Local column compiles visits and moves across Estherville. People like Miss Kate Lyman, Mrs. A C Clark and H E Clark drop news of relatives, while L L Boggess buys property on north 6th street and families relocate nearby. Several births, illnesses, travels, theatrical engagements, and tempo of spring social life are sketched with names and places across Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Roy Arnett of Cedar Rapids visited Estherville on Sunday. Mrs Homer Black of Topeka Kan attended a funeral for her great uncle Ed Ridley and visited her parents the Sopers. Ed Prochasky plans a trip to St Paul. Wm March and family drove from St Paul to visit J W Peterson. Sylvia Kirk spent Easter with grandparents in Chicago. Cedar Rapids Minnesota division auditor helps E H Zollar with station accounts. Mrs B H Smith and Dorothy spent time in Vesta Minn visiting relatives. Mrs Reagan visited her parents in Emmetsburg and Glen Brockway will return from Fairfield for Easter at Parson's College.
Five Hundred Club at Morse Home hosted by Mesdames Morse ad Garvin with a casual evening of games and lunch. Eastern Star Inspector Mrs. Agnes Shirley from Spencer conducted a district inspection of North Star Chapter No 200. A three o’clock school of instruction drew officers and thirty members, followed by an initiation demonstration for about one hundred attendees and late refreshments.
Jean Rice celebrated her fifth birthday with neighborhood friends after noon last Saturday with games and refreshments. Leo Horswell marked his seventh birthday with a large party of little friends. The Better Yet Garment Club organized at Vera Gee's home on March 14 with a talk by Mrs. J. B. MacDonald on organizing and a lunch. next meeting set for April 11 at Esther Gorton’s. Four Mile Lake Club met with twelve members and four visitors. a short program followed by lunch. The Current Topics Department of the Woman's Club will meet on April 13 at Mrs. J. Sandren to discuss Rachel and Rebecca. The C. C. Club met at Mrs. C. Miller’s on April 2 with eight members and ten visitors. contests and luncheon concluded the gathering with next meeting on April 23.
The Woman's club will meet April 14 at 3 o'clock at the Service Star Legion clubhouse. The event shifts from program to fun with an old fashioned Last Day of School theme. Members should bring lunch and dress as in childhood. executive board and membership committee meet at 2:30. An amendment to the constitution will be voted on.
George Parcharsky and Miss Winnie Ellis, both of Estherville, were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at 2 30 p m on Saturday March 28. Rev D Acheson performed the ring ceremony with the groom's sister in attendance.
The Emmetsburg Tribune notes Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd-Dahlke of Estherville as pleasing young people and reports they intend to make their home in Estherville.
Washington reports the first spring in five years with general stimulus to agriculture though no major surpluses except cattle. More farmers stay on farms as prices recover, livestock prices strengthen, and output intentions suggest higher crop acreage but a cautious expansion remains advised amid fluctuating purchasing power and dairy and poultry pressures.
Mrs Ella Tendal born June 9 1886 in Ulvik Hardanger Norway. Immigrated October 1906 to Emmet county Swan Lake township. Married June 2 1911 to Stem Tendal and had five children. She suffered appendicitis attacks culminating in death after a Wednesday March 25 illness.
Mrs Ella Tendal died at seven Tuesday morning after a Friday surgery revealed a ruptured appendix. She was 38, leaving husband Sten, children Gladys, Lillian, Arthur, Severt, and Leonard, her father Andrew Ragve, three sisters and one brother in Norway and two sisters in the U.S. Funeral services were held at home and Estherville Lutheran church, with Norwegian and English rites. Burial in Lutheran cemetery north of town.
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