Charity Shower Honors Adelaide Wagner in Charter Oak
Mrs. M E Huckaba, Mrs Emma Moller and Mrs Merle Moller host a double miscellaneous shower for Adelaide Wagner bride elect of Roger Cerwick at the Huckaba home. Event includes bridge and bunco at 2 pm with bouquets of mixed flowers and a guest list of numerous local women and relatives. Wagner to be married September 8 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Huckaba
Emma Moller
Merle Moller
Huckaba
Adelaide Wagner
Charter Oak
Roger Cerwick
Donald Derwick
Loraine Ehlers
Miss Wagner
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Fred Heiman
Albert Heiman
J. R. Kirk
Royce Winkleman
Edna Sexe
G. Borloug
Ann Geinitz
Ed Ahrens
Marie Ahrens
Harry Beauman, Sr
Louise Post
Helen Sievers
Paul Wellnitz
Dorothy Wellnitz
Chas. Ziemer
Glen Whitish
Jack Meyers
Gus Dallman
Wm. Becker
John Klingbeil
Wm. van Horn
Mark Niemoth
Mary Linke
Wm. Sweet
M. C. Peterson
Clyde Wilder
Lewis Mathwig
Laura Mathwig
Edith Mathwig
Walter Hoffman
Otis Lang
Wilma Lang
Anna Ziemer
O. H. Miller
Fred Ehlers
J. G. Cerwick
H Wagner
Harry Cronk
Ringsted
Wm. Engholm
Terris
C. C. Brownlee
Charlotte Brown
Mallard
Chas
Wednesday Bridge Club Luncheon At Antlers Spirit Lake
The Wednesday bridge club held a 1:00 luncheon bridge party yesterday at the Antlers Hotel in Spirit Lake. High score winners were Mrs. Lorence Silverberg and Mrs. William Schloeman. Attending guests included Miss Iris Anderson of Joliet Ill and Mrs. Earl McDermott and Mrs. Leonard Carlson. Members present were Mesdames Floyd Gustafson J M Frederickson James McGrath Harold Moklestad Joe Durham Lorence Silverberg Geo Brunskill William Schloeman Don Hanson Woodrow Wilson Hubert Schrodt and L M Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Spirit Lake
Lorence Silverberg
William Schloeman
Iris Anderson
Joliet
Ill
Earl McDermott
Leonard Carlson
Floyd Gustafson
J. M. Frederickson
James McGrath
Harold Moklestad
Joe Durham
Geo. Brunskill
Don Hanson
Woodrow Wilson
Hubert Schrodt
L. M. Hogan
Regular meeting of the Townsend Club tonight at city hall
A Townsend Club regular meeting is set for Tuesday night at eight in the city hall committee room. Dr Townsend backs Willkie and urges followers to support his campaign. The H N Schrodt family returned from Orleans after a ten day Spirit Lake vacation in a cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
H. N. Schrodt
Orleans
Spirit Lake
Attend State White Shrine Picnic in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs A A Halleck attended the state picnic of the White Shrine in Des Moines with Mrs Hallecks sister and husband Dr and Mrs P D Houser. The event at Riverview Park featured a fine program and enjoyable picnic dinner with Mr Halleck as watchman and Mrs Halleck as guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Halleck
Des Moines
Cambridge
Fowler and Lewis wed in Methodist church ceremony
Miss Louise Helen Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Fowler and Dale L Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis were married Wednesday morning in the Methodist church by Reverend F W Ortmeyer Attendants were Lewis Clark and Miss Nellie Fowler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Helen Fowler
J. W. Fowler
Dale L. Lewis
Charles Lewis
Methodist Church
F. W. Ortmeyer
Lewis Clark
Nellie Fowler
Picnic Supper Planned by Degree of Hon Members
Members of the Degree of Hon will hold a picnic supper Friday at 6 30 p.m. at Riverside Park. They are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and their own dishes. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Lloyd Kurtz Mrs. Newell Higley and Mrs. Otto Schaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Lloyd Kurtz
Newell Higley
Otto Schaper
Missionary Guild to Hold Regular Meeting Friday
The Missionary Guild of the Church of Christ will meet Friday evening in the church parlors with Miss Doris Henry in charge of the lesson. Mr and Mrs A L O Neil were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Mousel Saturday. Rev Fred Sawyer, sidelined by a minor toe operation, canceled a speaking engagement at the Iown Nebraska CIO Convention in Sioux City. Mrs Henry Stamp and daughter Edna moved to an apartment with Mrs Marie Niemoth from the Charles Whittern home, while Miss Kathryn Maham, a Chicago transplant, will use Whittern’s vacated apartment to operate a dressmaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Guild of the Church of Christ
Doris Henry
Fred Sawyer
Sioux City
Sawyer
Henry Stamp
Edna
Charles Whittern
Marie Niemoth
Whittern
Kathryn Maham
Chicago
Miss Maham
Studebaker July deliveries set 15 year record
In South Bend Indiana, Paul G Hoff man president of The Studebaker Corporation announced domestic deliveries of Studebaker cars and trucks in July reached 9 001 units, up from 7 916 the previous year. June also marked a 15 year record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
U. S
Local residents greet visitors and plan trips to fairs
The Rev E E Taylor and Mrs Taylor leave for a Winnebago Minnesota camp meeting. Miss Josie Watson returns Saturday for a week at her parents home. Mrs Mattie Maloney improves at her daughter G W Krahmer’s home. Mrs Lucille Peterson and son Richard return from Webb. Cleo Sutton and family visit from Dallas before returning home. Alice Thompson and Myrtle Larson visit K M Thompson’s home with Joe Miller and newborn son in Sib ley, first Miller grandchild. Martina Peterson resumes work at Fr W Woolworth store after vacation. Andrew Herum and daughter visit A Egland home from Randall. Bernard Jansen and others attend air show at Sheldon. B H Brackett returns from Gorham with sister Mrs Norton. Dinner guests of Virgil Merriott include Harold and Leonard Linsley, Ralph Ebeling, Bert and Bob Welcome. Reid family vacation to Donnelly and Minnesota State fair with reunion in Winona on Labor Day. Arline Reid takes a week off at Rosendahl and Degen VR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Reid
Donnelly, Minn
Mable Miner
Waterloo
Bob
Belle Plaine
Loyd Miner
Eleen
Tama
Tom Lambert
Frances Sites
Harland McClintoch
San Francisco
Rollie Bennett
Greenville
Bob Gibson
Charles van Sickle
Nebraska
Hannah Wade
Irvin Clark
W. J. Swecker
Keokuk
Swecker
Fancard Miner
Harry Aupperle
Vida
Worthington
Arnolds Park
Amos Houge
Howard Reed
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Howard
L. G. Kamp
Raleigh
Mary Reed
Elizabeth Turner
Kamp
Turner
Martha Raye dances toward classical dream at Grand
Martha Raye performs a slow break into a fast dance routine in The Boys From Syracuse at the Grand Theatre. The vaudeville star, daughter of Pete Reed and Peggy Hooper, leverages early ambitions toward Ballet Russe while maintaining comic vaudeville roots as she plays a slave girl in the Greek set farce. The production, starring Joe Penner with Alan Mowbray, Eric Blore and Samuel S. Hinds, opens with Mayfair and features a dual role for Penner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Raye
Syracuse
Grand Theatre
Comedienne
Ballet Russe
Martha
Miss Raye
Pete Reed
Peggy Hooper
Pastor E E Taylor Schedule and Camp Meeting Absences
Rev. E. E. Taylor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting is Thursday night at 8. No preaching on August 26 and September 1 due to pastor attending a camp meeting and conference.
Lang to Lead English Service and Emmetsburg Mission
Otis L. Lang, pastor, will lead the English service next Sunday at 9:00 and preach at a mission service in Emmetsburg at 10:30. Sunday school follows the service. A German English service is planned for Sunday, Sept. 1, with Holy Communion in English on Sept. 8. announcements will be after the Sept. 1 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Mind as Lesson-Sermon Theme in Churches of Christ
Sunday services across Churches of Christ, Scientist will study mind as the Lesson-Sermon subject on August 26. The Golden Text, from Daniel 2, praises God’s wisdom and might and notes He gives wisdom to the wise and understanding to those who seek it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Pastor to Lead Services with Guest Messages
Fred D. Sawyer presides at church school at 9 45 morning worship and communion at 10 50 with music by the choir. He speaks on God and the Church. Young people meet at 6 30 led by Dick Jones. Union evening service at the Presbyterian church at 8 with special music by the Church of Christ choir. Rev Sawyer will speak on Only a Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Sawyer
Dick Jones
Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Rev. Sawyer
Sunday Services at the Spencer Vicarage
Rev. A L Schrock, B D Vicar resident in Spencer invites all to regular Sunday services Holy communion on the first Sunday at 8:00 a m Holy Eucharist with sermon on the third Sunday at 11 a m Other services announced A cordial welcome to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Schrock
Spencer, Tel
Immanuel Lutheran Confirmation and Services Notice
The Confirmation class meets Saturday August 24 at 10 o clock. Divine worship Sunday August 25 at 9 30 a m. The Missionary Society meets Friday evening August 30. Hostesses will be Mrs Lewis Isackson Mrs Bernard Isackson and Mrs Andrew Andreason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Raymond M. Olson
the Missionary Society
Lewis Isackson
Bernard Isackson
Andrew Andreason
Local Births and Medical Updates from Coleman Hospital
Coleman Hospital notes list multiple births including a daughter born Aug 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Tiervold Wold, a boy born Aug 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Russel Lastine of Dolliver, and a girl born Aug 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lewis of Lake Park. Also recorded are major operations for Mrs. Sadie Webster and Mrs. Elizabeth Duffy, tonsil removals for Delores Simpson and the Peterson sisters, a boy born Aug 20 to Mr. and Mrs. George Elwood, and a girl born Aug 15 to Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman of Cylinder. An Arm strong resident, Mrs. Elizabeth Duffy, underwent a major operation on Tuesday. Mrs. J S Shannon purchased the Elmer Shaw property on North 18th St. and will take possession October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knight
Milford
George Freeman
Cylinder
George Elwood
Elizabeth Duffy
Armstrong
Board Proceedings August 15 1920
The board met as adjourned with all members present N Osher E S Camden E I Ellerston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osher
Camden
Ellerston
Emmet County Awards Surfacing Contract in 1940
Emmet County Iowa Board of Supervisors concurs with Iowa State Highway Commission to award surfacing work on Federal Aid Secondary Project FAS 301 to low bidder John Schumacher Bancroft Iowa for 3369 60. Meeting notes cover budget hearing held August 15 1940 publication August 15 1940 in Estherville Daily News and adjournment to August 22 1940 officiated by N O Osher chair and Gladys M Bringle county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Towa
Commission
John Schumacher
Bancroft
N. O. Osher
Gladys M. Bringle
Camden
Ellerston
Estherville
County News More Sign for Electricity
Five more land owners on No 9 west from Gruver have signed for rural electrification with work to start soon. Signers include Mrs Gertrude Webber on her son Harrys farm John Greig farm Ceo Kirchiner Martha West farm Merle Landmesser and farms worked by Alert Rasmussen and George Calhan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 9
Gruver
Gertrude Webber
Harry
John Greig
Ceo. Kirchiner
Martha West
Merle Landmesser
Alert Rasmussen
George Calhan
Local families attend air show and gather for club events
Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson Gerald and Kenneth drove to Sheldon for an air show. Donnabelle and Norma Andrews received care for summer flu and purpura. Mrs Vic Peterson returned from Sioux City after visiting relatives. Margaret Goldsberry graduates from State Teachers Normal with BA and kindergarten primary degrees and will teach in Town Falls. Grover Neighbors Lodge members and families picnic at Riverside Park. Numerous locals and relatives listed attend. Several visits to Lanyon, Aura, Lakefield, Lime Creek, and Folda noted. Pioneer Country Club picnic planned at Riverside Park Estherville. East Riverside Country Club hosts and roll call notes show tasks disliked. 4-H club lesson on disappearing shadows given by Betty Ann Duea and Alice Shultz. Next meeting Sept 19 at Mrs Anthony Loftis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Gerald
Kenneth
John Johnson
Gus Knutgan
Irv Bryan
Sheldon
Donnabelle
Norma Andrews
Norm Andrews
Norma
Vic’ Peterson
Sioux City
L. P. Anderson
Anna Anderson
John Goldsberry
Carolyn
Cedar Falls
Margaret
State Teachers Normal School
Town Falls
Grover Royal Neighbors Lodge
Riverside Park
Frank Krieger
William Ramsey
Geraldine
Mildred
Frank Ramsey
J. H. Ramsey
Isabelle Ramsey
Janet Higinbotham
Alan Krieger
Mamie Gage
Faye
Frank Barber
Florence
Lloyd Dalke
John Bondhus
Lanyon
Elizabeth Paton
Edwin Juhl
Clarence Juhl
Magdaline
Aura
Ill
Rev. Hanson
Lakefield
Minn
Robert Peterson
Lars Anderson
Folda
Peterson
Francis Haar
Estherville
Brother Russell
Lime Creek
Pioneer Country Club
East Riverside Country Club
James Hartman
Mesdames
Frank Hartman
Betty
Ralph Hartman
Virginia
Warren Peterson
Gladys DeVoss
Alice Peterson
Anthony Loftis
Arthur Shultz
Walter Blagg
Ole Nattersted
Homer Duea
Claude Willey
G. L. Gorton
Lester Ramsey
Jesse de Voss
Jens Christenson
Community social notes and family gatherings at Maple Hill
The article lists numerous visits and gatherings across Maple Hill and nearby towns, including Anna Anderson and L. P. Anderson visiting Charles Conrad’s Maple Hill home, A M Brown and granddaughter Bernadine Wertz with nephews John and Gordon Brown and Janet Brown of Plainfield at Harvey Brown’s home, and a Pink family reunion at Ft Defiance Park with about seventy attendees from multiple towns. It notes social events, travels, and preparations for threshing season, with previews of upcoming club meetings and visits to relatives in Newell, Ruthven, Spencer, and Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
Moth
L. P. Anderson
Charles Conrad
Maple Hill
A. M. Brown
Bernadine Wertz
John
Gordon Brown
Janet Brown
Plainfield
Mr. S
Harvey Brown
Ruthven
Sara Shultz
Lyle Shultz
Lynn Weir
Newell
Fenton Shultz
Sunday visits and summer departures noted in local scenes
Sunday scenes recount Lenora Miller returning to Forest City after nursing Mia Miller in Grover. John Gordon Brown Janet Brown visit A M Brown in Plainfield then depart for Seattle via Yellowstone Park. Gus Knutson family visit Dows and mother Mrs A B Boyington. Will Reid family leave for two week western trip aiming for the San Francisco World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dows
A. B. Boyington
Dave Neilly
Will Reid
Everine
Bernice
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.T. Tostenson Plumbing and Heating
Edmund Lowes
Bowes
Larry
Myrna Loy
Wiley Padan
William Powells
Lamb's Club
John Barrymore
Sherlock Holmes
New York
N. Y
Myma Loy
Malibu
Madonna
Hollywood
Ster
Frank McHugh
Powells
MGM
Louise Fowler
Dale Lewis
Missionary Guild
A. L. O'Neil
A. J. Mousel
V.R
E. E. Taylor
Winnebago, Minn
Josie Watson
W. W. Watson
Mattie Maloney
G. W. Krahmer
Lucille Peterson
Richard
Webb
Cleo Sutton
Dallas
Texas
Wesley Sutton
Alice Thompson
Myrtle Larson
Detroit, Mich
Miss Thompson
Mrs. K. M. Thompson
Joe Miller
Sibley
Mary Miller
Martina Peterson
Fr. W. Woolworth
Lakes
Andrew Herum
Randall
A. Egland
Bernard Jansen
Wilma Irwin
Ethyl Jansen
Bob Reed
Miss Jansen
Alton
B. H. Brackett
Gorham
New Hampshire
Mrs. Norton of
Brackett
Mr. Brackett
Virgil Merriott
Sherburn
Harold Merriott
Leonard Linsley
Ralph Ebeling
Bert Welcome
Bob Welcome
Free Methodist Church
Otis L. Lang
Pastor
Christian Science Churches
Grace Episcopal Church
County News
Jacqueline French
Goen
J. Willits French
Atlantic City
N. J
Central Press
Center Country Club
Walter Haskins
Haskins
Whitten
Andrew Peterson
Arnold Carey
Karen
Wallingford
Harold Morgan
Ronald
Will Martin
Lewis Harvey
Hermina
Marlys
Charles Carey
Spencer
Marlys Bush
Arvilla Brasted
Grundy Center
H. W. Miner
Elbert Dean
Orange City
Herman Origer
Florence, Vernon
Ralph and
Morris
Francis Origer
Vera Grems
Hugh Rokenbrodt
Fox Lake Park
Tom Miner
Vick Miner
Russel Tow
Lester Lavaon
Worthington, Minn
Abrams
Pikes Point
GWA Macley
Hudson
America
Woodling Motor Company
1St Ave
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