Prominent People Are Summon'd
Charles Fuss a 48 year old Estherville barber died suddenly in the police station office after midnight Saturday. He had played cards at the Elks club, walked to his rooms, and collapsed during treatment. he had served in WWI but not overseas. Fuss is survived by four brothers and other relatives, with funeral services at Union Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fuss
Estherville
Fuss
Elks Club
Olaf Skog
South Seventh Street
Merle Moller
Foss
Moller
Chas. Dayton
Rohde
Fifth and
Central
Charlie
Williams
Iowa
Pauluss
Joseph
Frank
Wiliam
Nehich
Neb
Louis
Long Beach
Calif
Meth
Dolliver
Dolliver Cemetery
Mrs Ramsey Elected President of East Riverside Club
Mrs. Lester Ramsey was elected president of the East Riverside club at a regular meeting held April 20 at Mrs. A J Loftus home. Other officers chosen were A J Loftus vice president Mrs Claude Willey secretary treasurer and Mrs Floyd Schenck press correspondent. Thirteen members answered roll call for a reading from Poor Richards Almanac. New bylaws were read by Mrs Walter Blagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Ramsey
East Riverside Club
A. J. Loftus
Claude Willey
Floyd Schenck
Richard
Walter Blagg
Jess DeVoss
Art Schultz
Nelson Bardo
Jens Christenson
Ada Cropley
Ole Natterstad
Ralph LaRue
C. L. Gorton
Edw. Ahrens
Marie Ahrens
Opal Schultz
Ruth McDonald
Russel Naterstad
Wa-tan-ye Dine and Program at Gardston Hotel
Members of the Wa-tan-ye business and professional women's club will dine Thursday evening at the Gardston hotel. Arrangements for the dinner and the program have been made by Mrs. W. H. Hunt and Miss Mina Utz. After the dinner a talk will be given by Mrs. Stanley Hill of Juneau Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-tan-ye Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gardston Hotel
W. H. Hunt
Mina Utz
Stanley Hill
Juneau
Alaska
Missionary Guild Entertained at Weir Home
Mrs. Ruby Henamann and Miss Henrietta Miller were hostesses at the Weir home for a Missionary Guild gathering of about 15 members. Mrs. Glenn Story led the lesson, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Guild
WEIR
Ruby Henamann
Henrietta Miller
Missionary Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Glenn Story
Crescent Country Club Meeting Friday at Mrs Finch's Home
Mrs. Max Finch will entertain Crescent Club members Friday afternoon April 28 at her home. Attending are Mesdames Emma Clements Harry Bauman Jr Fred Sternberg Glen Burkart Roy Mitts Bert Swanson Charlie Higgins John Higgins J W VanValkenburg Chris Juhl Henry Hanson Arthur Yates Walter Swanson William Clark George Frank George Swanson Lee Eveleth Harry Jones and Mac Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Finch
Crescent Club
Emma Clements
Harry Bauman, Jr
Fred Sternberg
Glen Burkart
Roy Mitts
Bert Swanson
Charlie Higgins
John Higgins
J. W. VanValkenburg
Chris Juhl
Henry Hanson
Arthur Yates
Walter Swanson
William Clark
George Frank
George Swanson
Lee Eveleth
Harry Jones
Mac Finch
Rosendahl Attends Announcement Party for Bet Skewis Tie
Mrs. F. E. Rosendahl was in Greenville Friday for a party at her parents home, where the engagement and coming marriage of her sister Miss Betty Skewis to Leland Balou of Storm Lake banker were announced. The wedding is set for May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Rosendahl
Greenville
E. A. Skewis
Betty Skewis
Leland Balou
Storm Lake Banker
Mrs Miller Presents Benefit Dance Review by Pupils
Mrs Mildred Miller of Spirit Lake presents a benefit dance review at 8 pm Friday April 28 in the Roosevelt auditorium. The local talent show aims to raise proceeds for the Band Mother's club to support the Estherville high school band upkeep.
Mrs Hunt Called to Charles City by Illness
Mrs W H Hunt was summoned to Charles City due to the critical illness of her mother Mrs Barthel of Elkader who had fallen ill while visiting daughter Mrs Wisner in Charles City. All children were alerted and there is hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hunt
Charles City
Barthel
Elkader
Wisner
Local Social Notes From Estherville Area
Louis Nelson of Minneapolis visits Estherville with his mother Mrs Carrie Nelson and relatives while courthouse lawn grading is filled and grass replanted. Frank Boggess and Geo Michael of Charles City visit the Boggess family. Francis Joseph Campisano born weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces with a sister. Pearl and Bernice Clark travel to Des Moines to hear Nelson Eddy with Alma Lee White in Boone. Ed Johnson, brother in law of George Augtiv, dies in Des Moines after 49 years with Des Moines Gas and Electric. company funds his hospital expenses and gifts his widow $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nelson
Minneapolis
Estherville
Carrie Nelson
Frank Boggess
Geo. Michael
Charles City
L. L. Boggess
Mr. Boggess
Francis Joseph
Frank Campisano
Miss Pearl
Bernice Clark
Des Moines
Nelson Eddy
Boone
Alma Lee White
Vivian Nutting
Genie Smith
Ed Johnson
George Augtiv
Des Moines Gas and Electric Company
Norway
Chummy Couples Club Supper at Methodist Church
The Chummy Couples Club of the Methodist church held a covered dish supper last night in the church basement. Wayne Huntsinger led the group in song before games. Committee in charge were Mr and Mrs Wayne Huntsinger Mr and Mrs Fay Higgins and Mr and Mrs E A Kees. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs M A Balkema Mr and Mrs Gordon Yeager Mr and Mrs Marlin Keck Mr and Mrs Ralph French Mr and Mrs William Sidies Mr and Mrs Floyd Brandt Mr and Mrs Vasey and Rev F W Ortmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wayne Huntsinger
Fay Higgins
E A.kees
M. A. Balkema
Gordon Yeager
Marlin Keck
Ralph French
William Sidies
Floyd Brandt
Vasey
Rev
F. W
Meyer
Pageant Presented at Jackson P T A
The Jackson PTA held an afternoon program in the Jackson building featuring a pageant titled Red Riding Hood and the Bear by first grade students. Zelda Oksner played Red Riding Hood, James Waltz The Bear, with Mary Ann Eike Fairy Silverwings, Jerry Duffy Fairy Freefoot, and Tulips Ferns and Wild Roses among the performers. The second grade rhythm band provided music and Rev Fred Sawyer spoke on social hygiene. Officers for the coming year were elected and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Pta
Jackson Building
Red Riding Hood
the Bear
Zelda Oksner
James Waltz
Fairy Silverwings
Mary Ann Eike
Fairy Freefoot
Jerry Duffy
Fred Sawyer
Free Methodist Church Invites Worship and Sunday School
Rev E E Taylor and church invite worship and Sunday school attendance with classes at 10 and 11 am. Cottage prayer meeting held each Thursday at 8 pm inviting all to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Taylor
Autoss Purchased Report With Names and Details
VR autos purchased listed include Netcoff Armstrong Stage Coach trailer house John Heidecker Wallingford and a Dodge truck. The fragmentary item names suggest a local business or consignment note detailing vehicle acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Netcoff
Armstrong
Trailer
John Heidecker
Wallingford
Dodge Truck
Vindicator seeks clean rage free from buttons and snaps
A brief classified notice from Vindicator seeking a product or item described as clean rage and free from buttons and snaps, possibly a textile or garment feature. Specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR though the ad calls for a clean rage free from car tann and silk components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartann
Estherville Circuit Women’s Missionary Fed Convention
The spring convention of the Women's Missionary Federation for the Estherville Circuit of the NLGA is set for Tuesday May 2 at First Lutheran church in Milford. Rev E A Grefthen’s charge. Theme: To God Alone the Glory. Dr A H Rhoil of Radcliffe IA to speak. Two delegates and two alternates chosen by the ladies aid, with other members attending. Speakers include Mrs H L Kloco and Mrs O N Ressell. Rev Mathie to lead opening devotions. Circuit president Mrs T G Wicks of Ruthven, vice president Mrs C L Peterson of Buffalo Center, secretary Mrs Bennie Gildseth of Cylinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
NLGA
First Lutheran
Milford
E. A.grefthen
A. H. Rhoil
Radcliffe
Ruthven
Buffalo Center
Bennie Gildseth
Cylinder
Petersburg Man Arranges Transport for Danish Royal Visit
H H Lundahl in Petersburg arranged transport for Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Ingrid of Denmark during their six week U S tour. Large crowds drove to Minneapolis for a noon banquet at the Nicollet Hotel and an 8 pm reception at the Minneapolis Auditorium, as the royal visit drew a warmly remembered welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettersburg
H. H. Lundahl
Crown Prince Frederik
Crown Princess Ingrid
Denmark
United States
Minneapolis
Nicollet Hotel
Crown
Prince Frederick
Princess Ingrid
Church Services and Schedules Mentioned
English and German worship planned for next Sunday morning with German service at 9 45 and English at 10 45 Sunday school at 10 choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 8 in the church basement religious instruction for children every Monday and Friday at 4 00 and Saturday morning at 9 30 includes church activities and times
Lutheran Church Spring Meeting and Parish Activities
The WMF spring meeting of the circuit will be held in Milford at the church served by Pastor Peder Nordsletten on Tuesday May 2 starting at 10 a.m. Morning services in Wallingford at 9 o'clock, Estherville chorus performs at 4 p.m., Luther League program at 8 p.m., Bible study Thursday at 8, Hebrews study to begin, confirmation Saturday at 9. Immanuel Mission Society hosts Friday night. Palestine Church hosts a three day conference starting Friday afternoon at 2 with Rev. Aarhus introducing Mark 10:46-52 and a youth group from Spice will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMF
Milford
Rergk. A. Greften
Wallingford
Estherville
Burnette Thompson
Albert Walden
Julius Anderson
Palestine’Church
Northern Iowa
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Mons Hanson
Paul Peterson
Mrs
Jong
Charles Schram
Catawba
Wis
William Elisen
Greene
George Harr
Harry W
Eer
William
Alpha
North Eleventh
A. G
Mrs. Ramsey
Deine
Gardston
Crescent Country Club
Mrs. Rosendahl
Court House
Jackson P. T. A
Free Methodist Church
Petersburg
Popular Mechanics
Popular Egilar Mechanics Coias
Lassve
Ats Co
Atic
Popular’ Mechanics
Mellpex
Inder Machenics
St. Chicene
Inet
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