Mrs Wilson hosts Tuesday club dessert luncheon
Mrs M E Wilson hosted the Tuesday club at her home on April 11 with a 1:80 dessert luncheon. Members attended including Mrs Vance née, Mrs H O Silige, Mes. Wesley Dunham, Mrs Jay Dunham, Mrs R K Blazer, Mrs Charles Lewis, Mrs Geo Lyman, Mrs William McArdle, Mrs Con Alt, Mrs NeM Wolding, Mrs R J Ridley and Mrs Wilson. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Lyman were absent. guests included Mrs D A Bagan and Mrs G H Morse.
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Wilson
M E. Wilson
Vance. Née
H. 0. Silige
Wesley Dunham
Jay Dunham
R. K.blazer
Charles Lewis
Geo. Lyman
Degree of Honor installs three new members
Twenty seven members and one guest attended a Degree of Honor meeting at city hall Tuesday. Three new members Mrs Laurence Dickinson Misa Mavis Clark and Miss Berniece Waldee joined. A girls team and a glee club were organized. A $3.00 donation was approved for Panhellenic milk fund. A tap dance by Wilma Mortimore entertained. Next meeting April 25 at Mrs A A Reese home with Easter Bonnets on Parade theme.
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Laurence Dickinson
Misa ‘Mavis Clark
Berniece Waldee
Lloyd Parsons
Zelma .Rowe
Joe Pannell
Wilma Mortimore
Chas. Rost
Nathanson
Glenn
Michael
Betty Irene Pickens
Richard Galvin
George Kibbee
Ernest Smith
Herman ,Sorum
Mima Wertz
Glenn Mich‘hael
Chas. ‘Rost
J. O. Reed
Jake Taylor
Otto Schaper
Zelma Rowe
Lewis Obie
G. C. Warrington
Chas
B. Anderson
Chas. Dawson
Clarence Kurtz
Lonnie Smith
Ruth Warrington
Trila Whitacre
Dena Koning
Gladys Miner
A. A. Reese
First Ave. South
Leonard Tangerees
Lula Galvin
Mrs Miner to Hostess to Club Department
The Civics Garrent Topic Dept of the Woman's Club will meet with Mrs W H Miner on Monday April 17 at 3 oclock The lesson will be given by Mrs James Rainey on superstitions Is This My Day 2 Officers for the coming year will be elected Full attendance is desired.
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Woman’s Club
W. H.miner
James Rainey
Thought Gems on Kindness and Human Opportunity
A fragmented quote by W Faber contends that kindness breeds kind sinners and frames human presence as fertile ground for zeal eloquence or learning. The text hints at moral reflection but ends incomplete on the idea of opportunity.
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W.faber
Auxiliary Has County Meeting In Estherville
About forty five members from Dolliver Armstrong and Estherville units of the American Legion Auxiliary met at a one oclock luncheon served by Estherville unit ladies in the American Legion club rooms. Decorations featured sweet peas and jonquils. A business program followed in the auditorium with Mrs Mary Dundas county chairman introducing Mrs Doris Laird of Rockwell City as guest speaker who spoke on membership and service assisted by color bearers chaplain and musician. Mrs Guy Tibbetts cancer chairman discussed cancer prevention. Scout Troop No 8 of Estherville performed a patriotic play and the Estherville high school trio Muriel Hansen Darlene Logan Vivian Oulman sang Spirit Flower The Old Violin and Coquetry with pianist Miss Burdette Thompson. Colors were retired and the meeting adjourned. Luncheon committee members are Mrs Ernest Smith Mrs Art Williamson Mrs Arthur Fossum Mrs F G Weir Mrs Harry Adams Mrs Jack Cramer Mrs B Oksner Mrs E C Bilney Mrs Wm St Clair. Mrs George Lyman is confined at home with lumbago.
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Dolliver
Armstrong
Eastherville
American Legion Auxiliary
Eatherville
American Legion Club
Mary Dundas
Doris Laird
Rockwell City
Eighth District
Ernest Smith
Art Williamson
Arthur Fossum
F. G. Weir
Harry Adams
Jack Cramer
B. Oksner
E. C. Bilney
Wm. St. Claire
Three Smart Girls Grow Up heads Grand Theatre bill
Deanna Durbin stars in Universal’s Three Smart Girls Grow Up at the Grand Theatre this Sunday. The 16 year old sings four numbers including Invitation to the Dance and The Last Rose of Summer as she appears in new wardrobe during key sequences. Durbin’s first evening gown moments are highlighted in the film.
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Deanna Durbin
Universal
Grand Theatre
Deanna
Tan «Ne
Webet
Flotow
Martha
Lea Capinera
the Wren
Sir Julius Benedict
Edw. Teschemacher
Guy D'Hardelot
Pythian Sisters Plan Social Evening Party
Members of the Pythian Sisters lodge met at the Odd Fellows hall to plan a social evening on April 27 there. A 7 o'clock paper will open the event followed by cards and dancing with the Lights of Pythias and friends invited. Mrs. Melvin Warren chairs the committee. Herb Nichols is seeking the Rock Island conductor post between Ellsworth and Watertown, S. Dak.
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Pythian Sisters Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Pythias
Melvin Warren
Local residents moving and planning new homes this spring
Focals The Long sisters move to morree from 21 First Ave North into a Brown apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kilgore relocate to their new home on North 13th street, leaving S32 North 6th street. Others planning modern houses include Wm. Henaman Geo. Brunskill and Dr. O. H. Miller, buying lots on North Seventh Eighth and Ninth streets. Cuff Hedrick J P Koster Clyde Stevens and Clarence Kurts toured Worthington Laverne and Rock Rapids to view fire equipment. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lastine of Ringsted and son Lyle of Dolliver travel to Syracuse New York to visit his ill mother. Lyle Lastine plans to go to New York City while there. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lucas and three children of Sibley rent the M. E. Wilson home. Lucas becomes roadmaster for C R I & P railroad here. Harold Erb of Los Angeles visits Estherville with his mother Myrtle Erb. Erb recently retrieved his wife’s body from Kentucky for burial in Los Angeles. Mrs. Erb died at her home in Los Angeles last week Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Schrodt and two daughters Joanne Jacqueline and son Hubert Jr leave for Des Moines to visit Schrodt’s parents and relatives. The family plans returns staggered over the weekend.
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Mra. C. H. Lastine
Ringsted
Lyle
Dolliver
Syracuse
N. York
Lyle Lastine
New York City
Harold Erb
Los Angeles
Calif
Estherville
Myrtle Erb
Erb
Kentucky
H. N. Schrodt
Joanne
Jacqueline
Hurbert, Jr
Des Moines
Mr. Schrodt
Mrs. Schrodt
Studebaker Champion Promises Safer Ride
Ad copy touts the Studebaker Champion with emphasis on safety and a steel body. The message highlights a protective design and modern construction aimed at providing secure travel for drivers.
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Studebaker
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ELKS
B. P
Carl Turner
Sioux City
Mr. Camel
Turner
F. E. Rosendahl
Jack B. White
William
Misa
Katherine Story
Nelson
Arlene Jackman
Caroline
Osmundsen
Alice Shultz
Loretta Swale
Mary O’rourke
Martha Robinson
Dri
Mrs. Miner
Auxiliary
George Lyman
Pythian Sisters
Herb Nichols
Rock Island
Ellsworth
Watertown
Dakota
W. H. Dooley
Long Sisters
Tomorree
First Ave
Lyle Kilgore
North 13Th Street
S32
North 6Th Street
Wm. Henaman
Geo. Brunskill
O. H. Miller
Ninth Streets
Cuff Hedrick
First Ward
J. P. Koster
Clyde Stevens
Clarence Kurts
Worthington
Minn
Laverne
Rock Rapids
Towa
Mra
R. W. Lucas
Sibley
M. E. Wilson
Tom Foster
Mr. Lucas
C. R. I. & P. Railway Company
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