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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1939

Page

8

Local Notes From Dolliver and Surrounding Areas

Refuge and school updates across Dist No 2 note no Tuesday session due to snow. makeup Saturday. Mrs Nygaard hospitalised after car issue, improving. Helpers assist with housework amid illnesses. Social visits, family gatherings, and church activities described. Correction issued for earlier misreported turkey poults arrival. Womack family updates include surgery in Savannah and plans to return home. Mrs Hansen recovering from pneumonia with family aid provided.

Dorcas Society of the Palestina

Dolliver Notes Highlight Local Social and Sports

Mrs C L Day hosts Community church ladies at the parsonage on Thursday April 27 with a 15 cent lunch. Farmers report delays due to heavy snow. few have finished spring seeding, Peter J Peterson and son Francis near town among the first on high ground. Mrs W L Peterson hosted Housewives Helpers with guests M J Iverson and others. Iverson back from Dows after a business trip amid sleet. Marcella Maron needed doctors after coal in eye last Friday morning. Mrs James Stillman hosted a noon dinner for L P Stillman and Jennie Miller for her birthday. Dolliver high school baseball beat Graver 12–6 in opener, Tirevold catching and C Frerichs and J Frerichs pitching. Ernest Hardecopf and wife visited from Fairmont Minn. they moved there March 1. Frank Hartman injured by a staple in his new work.

C. L. Day Ladies and Society of the Peter J. Peterson Francis W. L. Peterson Housewives’ Helpers Club Graver Diamond Coach Robinson Tirevold Andic Frerichs J. Frerichs Ernest Hardecopf Dolliver Hardecopfs Fairmont Minn Moi Frank Hartman

Gruver Presbyterian youth group meets in church basement

Gruver The young peoples society of the Gruver Presbyterian church held their regular meeting Tuesday of last week in the church basement. The High Road 28 the Low Road was discussed by Miss Ruth Hall. Attendees included Alice Shultz, Vera Grems, Argil Martin, Mildred Shultz, Martha Martin, Robert Woods, Florence Barber, Kathryn Haywood, Harold Thompson, Donald Ressler, Mary Paulson, Marlys Bush, Robert Aiken, Lester Bush, Ruth Hall, Robert Campbell, Richard Steele, Venus Schroeder, Adelaide Claussen, Margaret Goldsberry, Morris Haskins, Clarence Schroeder, Kenneth Goldsberry and Mrs. Burton. Hosts were Kenneth and Margaret Goldsberry, Adelaide Claussen, and Morris Haskins. The Center country club held a regular meeting at Mrs. George West’s home, conducted games and contests, and social time. Present were Mrs. Will West, Mrs. Frank Hartman, Mrs. Walter Haskins, Mrs. Arthur West, Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mrs. Merle Lanmesser and David, Janet, Mrs. Earl Kruze, and the hostesses Mrs. Florence, George West.

Young Peoples Society of the Gruver Presbyterian Church Low Road Ruth Hall Alice ‘Shultz Vera Grems Argil Martin Mildred Shultz Martha Martin Robert Woods Florence Barber Kathryn Haywood Harold Thompson Donald Ressler Mary Paulson Marlys Bush Robert Aiken Lester Bush Robert Campbell Richard Steele Venus Schr Center Country Club George West West Will West Frank Hartman Walter Haskins Arthur ‘West Herbert Miller Merle Lanmesser David Janet Earl Kruze Florence

Dolliver Defeats Graver 12 to 6 on Graver Diamond

Dolliver baseball team defeated Graver by 12 to 6 on Friday at Graver diamond. Dolliver pitcher Carl Ferricks and catcher Leslie Tirevold formed the battery. Graver lineup featured Edwin Madison on the mound and Donald Ressler catching, with Pete Andrews at first and Laverdas Nepps at second. Earl Swan at third, Harold Thompson at short, Richard Steele in left, Merrill Origer in center, and Herman Bloon in right field.

Dolliver Graver Carl Ferricks Leslie Tirevold Edwin Madison Donald Ressler Pete Andrews Laverdas Nepps Earl Swan Harold Thompson Richard , Steele Merrill Origer Herman Bloon

Woman Plans Christmas Gift Purchase To Restore Family Home

A woman travels to Se? to visit a young minister and views the family home they once owned. She consults a lawyer and plans to buy the property to give as a Christmas present to her father, aiming to restore the home to the family.

Camek Utp Plas

Christmas Dinner at 1465 Aster Street

Betty, Marjorie, Ted and friends host a warm Christmas supper with a minister and doctor among a tight group of twins. Laughter accompanies a carol sing, a formal blessing, and a sudden unwelcomed guest from Miss Wetherill’s household, leading to a tense moment at the door.

Betty Ted Gay Marjorie Mr. Gay Mr. Reaver Gideon Sandy Hamid Brower Aster Street Miss Wetherill Wetherill

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Country News West Emmet Dist Pryor Chris Nygaard Marjorie White John Greig Lois Stark Fegers Irving Martens L. W. Stark G. G. Wheatley Harold Lennox Henry Dewall Claus Virginia Martens Andrew Graff Norman Larson Hill Art Balmer G. C. Peterson J. C. Weber Landh Balmer Gruver Young People’s Society TeaLaaEe Brewers of America
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