Social Items Show Local Auxiliary Picnics and Gatherings
Social items recount a series of gatherings in Esetherville including a picnic by the O R C auxiliary at Spirit Lake with hostesses Gee Howe Homer Denham and Hackett attendance by members and four children, a DeMolay initiation for Howard Dodge, a misc shower for Mrs George Weible, a Creamery Ladies Circle picnic at Riverside Park, a Gray family reunion with relatives from across the country, a Spirit Lake bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs M J Groves, and a Sunday Fort Defiance park picnic with multiple families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C
Wim. Nelson
Spirit Lake
Mesdames Gee, Howe
Homer Denham
J. W. Hemphill
B. Collings
J. 8
Hackett
Mesdames LL. A. McAffee
Will Bagan
Geo. McCutcheon
A. L. Misener
Chas. Wilson
D. O. Frizzell
Howe
Denham
Hemphill
Ruth Hackett
Polly Ann Bagan
Lois Lankin
Jimmy Hansen
Nettie Cutting
Town Falls
Creamery
Riverside Park
Cliff Wycoff
L. G. Laidley
Wylie van Eman
Virgil Johnson
Otto Rogers
Fort Defiance State Park
J. D. Weir
Ray Weir
Boone
Emmetsburg
Ed Sorum
Elmer Chambers
Ruby Henaman
Lenore
Various Local Visits and Travels Reported Around Estherville
A parade of visitors and travelers is noted as Edmund Callendar, Earl Spande, Delores Saulkner, Gladys Dennis, A. E. Stearns, J. P. O Hara, Gartha Pilcher, Mary C Hause, Delores Simpson, Marjorie McShane, Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. J. W. Clow, J. W. Torrens, Ione Cramer, Mrs. Herman Wiese, Clayton Carpenter, Fred Owen, Wm. Bradley, Wilson Mouritsen, the Mouritsens, and other locals host relatives or journey to nearby towns. People are seen at Fort Defiance, Northwestern hospital, Port Arthur, Duluth, Ringsted, Ringsted, Galesburg, Cedar Rapids, and Kan sas City with visits, trips, and plans for nurse training, operations, and extended stays.
Fourth Installment Synopsis of a Turbulent Tale
A 16 year old Hudson River tugboat boy Johnny Breen is tossed into the river by a blast that sinks the tug, drowns his mother and a father figure, and forces him ashore to endure hunger and gang violence. He finds refuge with a Jewish family running a second hand store, works in the sweatshop, and is courted by Becka. The narrative shifts to Gilbert Van Horn, a lifelong bachelor of New York society with a hidden life, his friend Judge Marvin Kelly, and the arrival of Josephine Lambert, a young relative who changes his sheltered world as the tale unfolds.
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Johnny Breen
New York
Father
Becka
van Horns
5Th Avenue
Gilbert van Horn
Marvin Kelly
Tammany Hall
van Horn
Kentucky
Lambert
Hosea Lambert
Josephine
Kelly
the van Horn
Gilbert
Hallett
Tewenty-first Street
Lida Hallet
Mr. van Horn
Simmons
Brevoort
Harriet
Cook
Gillert
Lida Hallett-Van Horn
Breen
Hallet-Van Horn
Astoria
Hell Gate
Brevoort van Horn
Mrs. Hallet-Van Horn
Jules
Old Simmons
Gilbert Van Horn scandal unfolds in shadowed mansion
In a charged Astoria household Brevoort Van Horn confronts rumors of a long buried scandal. Gilbert, the son, faces accusations amid a web of secrets as Harriet, the maid, becomes pregnant. The family fractures under fear and retribution, setting up a dramatic, unresolved confrontation for next week.
Local Happenings in Estherville Area Today
Miss Ruth Harr of Lake Park visits at William Reich home this week. Miss Alice Bombarger at Coleman hospital recovering from appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Butler of Cherokee visit Roy French home. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Luskart of Minneapolis spend weekend with A. A. Crim. Frank Farren of Des Moines visits Mrs. Miles Erb. Erb is his aunt. Paul Linke and Ella Linke return from northern Minnesota trip. Mrs. Helen Van Buskirk of Ottersen visits Estherville with Mrs. Frank Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thorson return from Pequot, Minn. Rev. and Mrs. Marsh and family of Spirit Lake dine with Charles Logue. Miss Priscilla Booth and mother Rose Booth return from Chicago. L. H. O'Neil of Mapleton returns home after Estherville visit with Eugene Foster. Mrs. Foster is O'Neil's daughter. Mrs. W. A. Matlock and son Vergil depart for Fairport after visiting R. O. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harr
Lake Park
William Reich
L. H. O'Neil
Mapleton
Estherville
Eugene Foster
Mrs. Foster
Mr. O'Neil
Revolit and the Image of Jesus in a Sunday Mind
A boy sits in a rough chair during cane season while a Sunday school tale prompts him to reconcile loving God with real life. He contrasts Jesus as a carpenter and leader who built an enduring organization, while a man contemplates writing the book about Jesus himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane
Jesus
God
Daniel
David
Gaillath
Jerusalem
Lamb of God
Abe
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Semee W. Brooks
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U.S. 1
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Charles Keeler
Masonic Hall
Ethel West
George Weible
West
Weible
Pearl Sternberg
Ruth Dayton
Charlotte Swanson
Harold Carlson
Margaret West
Elizabeth West
Mildred Landmesser
Mike Erpelding
Emma Wiese
Kathleen Miller
Nellie Sauer
Mae Jeffries
Ward Greer
Geraldine Buckley
Will West
Jim van Valkenberg
Harold Siegloff
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P. G. Gray
Paul
Alice
St. Margaret’s
E. P. Gray
Tiffin
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W. D. Gray
Eleanor
Batesville
Ark
M. L. Gray, Sr
Drexel, Mo
M. L. Gray Jr
Keytesville, Mo
M. J. Groves
T. B. Allen
Kathryn Allen
Pawnee City
Neb
Horner
Portland
Ore
Ethyl Walker
Los Angeles
K. V. Turner
C .E. Birney
W. J
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H. L. McMillan
Geo. H. Anderson
F. W. Bennett
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Mrs. Bennett
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L. M. Christensen
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al Sieh
Spencer
Earl Spande
Sioux Falls
Delores Saulkner
Webster City
Arnold Mouritsen
Gladys Dennis
Nina
A. E. Stearns
Laverne, Minn
G. H. Stearns
J. P. O'Hara
Glencoe, Minn
Norman Maine
Gartha Pilcher
Algona
Mary C. Hause
Thelma of Spencer
Ryan Lake
Fort Defiance
Delores Simpson
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Marjorie McShane
Cedar Rapids
George Thompson
Kansas City
F. J. White
J. W. Clow
Robert
Milwaukee
Wis
Ike Rogers
J. E. Torrens
John
Minneapolis
J. J. Klopp
Dorothy
Ione Cramer
Northwestern Hospital
Herman Wiese
California
Wm. Bradley
Storm Lake
W. E. Bradley
Clayton Carpenter
Wilson
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Chas. Carpenter
Fred Owen
Guthrie Center
Bert Coulson
Jeffers
Minn
Jesse Coulson
Windom
R. H. Ridley
Dickie and
Patsy Ruth
H. Mouritsen
Julia King
Ringsted
Gilbert Mouritsen
O. Seleen
Herron Lake
Mrs. Mouritsen
Mrs. Seleen
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Galesburg
Jess Cox
Jack Pierce
Billy
Will Warner
Mason City
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Alma Lee White
Port Arthur
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Dorothy Hill
University of Colorado
L. G. Hill
James C. Benton
Bancroft
Lesle Palmer
Fairbury
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C. A. Torrence
J. J. Reinboldt
Helen Sievers
Odeboldt
John Reinboldt
Donnabelle
Betty Merron
Harold Hanson
Danville, Il
Jackman
Hanson
Claude Jackman
Olympic
van Bibber
Lida
Mr. Gilbert
Jupiter
Alice Bombarger
Coleman Hospital
Marion Butler
Roy French
Clem Luskart
A. A. Crim
Frank Farren
Des Moines
Miles Erb
Mrs. Erb
Mr. Farren
Paul Linke
Ella Linke
Minnesota
Helen van Buskirk of
Ottosen
Frank Logan
Ted Thorson
Pequot, Minn
Priscilla Booth
Rose Booth
Chicago
W. A. Matlock
Vergil
Fairport
Olympia
Beacon City
Illinois Central Electric
Vindicator
Iowa