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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
3
Miss Stephanie Cowling remains confined to her room at the L. P. Stillman home with pink eye with Mrs James Stillman substituting. Reports from Dolliver detail visits, illnesses, social gatherings, travel to Minneapolis and Fairmont, and music contest outcomes with local families and schools noted.
Superior M Wiley and granddaughter Delores visited his daughter Doris at college in James then traveled to Fenton to see his son Raymond over Sunday. James Merriott visited the Chas Stewart home Sunday afternoon. 500 Party hosted by Mr and Mrs Art Crowell Friday evening with Mortz Peterson Edd Nauss Vick Miner Russell Tow Clyde Warner Chas Tatman as guests. Margie Tatman won high for the ladies Mortz Peterson high for the men Victor Miner and Edd Nauss tied for low for the men Fern Peterson was low. Superior Culture Club met with Mrs Ina Tow election of officers. new staff includes Velma Hansen pres Ina Tow 1st vice pres Marie Kissinger 2nd vice pres Margie Miner recording sec’y Langle corresponding sec’y Vinnie Olson treas Lillian Ruland critic Maurine Welty auditor. The new park board member Helen Booten. A social hour followed with lunch. Mr and Mrs Perry Willison of Milford spent Wednesday with Mrs Esta Johnson and family. Lae Mrs Anns Smith Mrs Esta Johnson Les and Elene were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Hasbrook Thursday. Mrs Leura
The Clark and Dahlstrom families joined Mrs. Nancy McNeal for an Easter visit with relatives including Joe and Harold McNeal and Ruth McNeal. Other local movements included Mrs. Amy Linder and J A Linder transporting Floyd to Rush City for school duties.
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