Four Popular Couples Married in Ames and Fairmont
Announcement lists two weddings in Ames and Fairmont. Miss Martha Jonarber, daughter of Mrs. Grave Ferber, wed Howard J. Dodge at the Little Brown Church in Mashua with Rev. Kent officiating. Dodge, a 1929 Estherville and 1984 ISU graduate, works for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. couple to Guthrie Center. Also, Miss Katherine McDaniel and Jarvis Hiles married in Fairmont, Minn on Thanksgiving, and will reside in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jon @arber
Grave Ferber
Ames
Howard J. Dodge
Harry Cropley
Ada Cropley
Little Brown Church
Vale
Mashua
Kent
Mark Bird
Fairmont
Minn
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Dodge
Estherville High School
Iowa State College
Alpha Zita
Gamma Sigma
Theta Nu Epsilon
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Guthrie Center
Aylmer Farber
Donald Farber
Marie Vender Meyden
M. J Groves
Estherville
Local engagements and weddings reported in Estherville area
Miss Ora Ved vy and Dr Z W Loving announce their November 27 wedding at the Methodist Episcopal church in Estherville. Also noted is Miss Loretta Pluth marrying Elmer Spoo at St Patrick Catholic church. Details cover party reveals, attendants, travel plans, and the couple’s post wedding arrangements. Sam Warner relocates to Morrison after receiving Old Age Assistance pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epder-Loving
Edding
Ora Vedvy
Lake Park
Z. W. Loving
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fogde
Torna
Armstrong
George Vedder
Laving
Estherville
Arnold Stoltenberg
Mamie Erwin
Hannah Wiechman
Loretta Pluth
Elmer Spoo
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Mis
John Pluth
Elmer ‘Spoo
Chris Spoo
John Kelly
Graettinger
Hilda
John Theesfield
John Plath
Urban
Romaine
Henry
Dorothy
Lucille
Leonard Plath
Ed Smith
Von
Orville
Alven
Irene
Henry Theesfield
John
Duane Osborne
Miss Spoo
Estherville High School
Esthville
Sam Warner
Morrison
James Wilson
Wilsons
Mr. Warner
Smart House Dress Pattern 8464 For Sizes 36 To 52
Designed for sizes 36 through 52 with specific yardage for 44. The description promotes fresh house dress areas in printed cotton, highlighting chic tailored styles, long paneled lines, a low V neck, and a roll back collar. Pleats at the skirt edge offer a flattering silhouette.
Thanksgiving Visits Across Iowa Families
A long list of Thanksgiving weekend and holiday visits across Iowa towns. Mrs. George Heyman visited her daughter in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. John Birney stayed with Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Birney in Estherville. Pearl Webster moved to Laurens for work as section foreman. Kendrick families from Sac City, Des Moines, and Sioux City were noted visiting relatives in Estherville and Graetinger. multiple gatherings include Pratt Jensen, Stavros, Long, McArdle, Hamilton, and Booth families with various relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heyman
Sioux City
John Birney
Des Moines
C. E. Birney
Pearl Webster
Laurens
Mr. Webster
Rock Island
Kathryn Blazer
Sac City
Estherville
Roy K. Blazer
Daniel Booth
Town State College
Ames
Misa Priscilla
George and
Charlea "Booth
Mia
Dan Booth
Booth
W. F. Lakin
Fenton
F. W. Lakin
John Espe
Mr. Lakin
Michigan Kid’s gambler past comes to light in town tale
Rose learns Jim Rowan the Dover boy is the true lover she has waited for since childhood. He reveals the pay from a gold claim and his plan to secure Rose’s future, while Jim admits deep love and remorse. The Michigan Kid’s luck ends with a blended conclusion as the twins arrive nearby and a Thanksgiving visit unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Rose
Hayward
Jim
Rowan
Michigan
Ben
Cowan
Father
Tuck
Pshaw
Wells
Jim Rowan
Dover
Farewell Party Honors Priscilla Booth Before Move
Priscilla Booth was honored at a farewell party hosted by friends at Miss Ruby Hemmingson’s home before she leaves Estherville Vee for Bozenman Montana to take a department store position on January 2. Guests, games, a luncheon, and a draw prize marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Booth
Bozenman
Mont
Ruby Hemmingson
Booth
Estherville Vee
Harold Reed
Francis Long
Mary Waldron
Lois Inman
Miss Booth
Kenneth Meadows
Howard Reed
Mike Erpelding
Mary Mauss
Fern Jackson
Mer‘ion McAffee
Kathleen Miller
Rose Anton
Leis Inman
Maybelle Wilson
Juanita Berg
Irene Kohl
Frances Long
Lucille Wylder
Ruth Noe
Bridge Dinner at Gardston Hotel Draws Ninety-Six Guests
Mrs N R Ellsworth and fellow hosts served a 6 30 p m bridge dinner at the Gardston hotel last night. Ninety six guests attended eighteen contract bridge tables. Dining room decor featured poinsettias red carnations and red lighted tapers. Ed Beck won high score, Charles Robinson second, and Harry Bauman Jr. won the draw prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Ellsworth
G. H. Raife
G. K. Allen
W. J. Tims
Ed. Broms
Gardston Hotel
Ed Beck
Charles Robinson
Harry Bauman, Jr
Mrs Roy C Brown Hosts Ace High Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Roy C Brown will entertain Ace High bridge club members Wednesday afternoon at a one o'clock luncheon at the Gardston hotel. Bridge will be played at three tables during the afternoon at the Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Brown
Ace High Bridge Club
Gardston
Brown
Pythian Sisters Lodge Heads Elections This Thursday
Members of the Pythian Sisters lodge will have a meeting Thursday era reader Oxus and Sectus officers to preside during the coming year. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Auxiliary initiates twelve new members at Estherville meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary of Maurice Doyle Post 91 in Estherville held its regular monthly meeting. Twelve new members were initiated. The group outlined rehabilitation month activities including sewing carpet rags for Knoxville veterans hospital, gathering and packing Christmas candy for Chamber of Commerce distribution, and filling baskets for poor families on December 23. A Christmas Seal playlet by Miss Maye Case’s pupils was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Maurice Doyle Post
Estherville
Maye Case
Harry Bauman, Jr
Irwin Nichols
Fred Ehlers
Ray Kennedy
W. E. Dening
Arthur Fossum
Eugene Foster
Olen Anderson
Ruby Heneman
Estherville Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Planned
The Estherville Lutheran Church ladies aid holds a regular meeting Thursday afternoon with a covered dish luncheon at one oclock. June event planned at the Gardston hotel. J P Clark contractor noted at the Clark home as a pattern in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Estherville
Study Club Meeting Wednesday At Mrs Ming Home
The Study club of the school will hold a regular Wednesday afternoon session at the home of Mrs J Ming. Lesson subject will be announced. Mr and Mrs Wills Bradley of Gilmore City attended. Thursday new guests at the home of Mrs Charles Skewls included Mrs William Seater and Louise Palmer of Willisto, visiting from the University of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Minglesson
Wills Bradle
Gilmore City
Bradley
Charles Skewls
William Seaters
Louise Palmer
Willisto
University of
Minneapolis
Christmas Benefit Party By White Shrine At Masonic Hall
White Shrine members host a Christmas benefit party Wednesday night at the Masonic hall. Games begin at 8 o'clock with contract and auction. all Eastern Stars Masons DeMolays and their families and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic’ Hall
Walter Klein Keeps Tenth Birthday With Family Party
Mr and Mrs Otto Klein hosted a surprise party for their son Walter on his tenth birthday at the Klein home. Guests played games and enjoyed a two course luncheon served by Mrs Klein. Walter received many gifts from attendees including Billy Kelley Glenn Hoffman Morris Hoffman Kenneth Jones Loren Klein Williard Sawyer Don Richard Wayne Richard Don ald Adams Dale Cummins Eldon Elwood Richard Bryan Billy Warrington Adeline Eileen and Otto Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Klein
Walter
Klein
Mrs. Klein
Billy Kelley
Glenn
Morris Hoffman
Kenneth Jones
Loren Klein
Williard Sawyer
Don
Wayne Richard
Donald Adams
Dale Cummins
Eldon Elwood
Richard Bryan
Billy Warrington
Adeline
Eileen
Belmont Wedding Ends Thanksgiving Week Festivities
The Rev. L. A. Mathre and family attended Ruth Benson and Gerhard Thompson of Belmont wedding at 7:30 PM in the Lutheran church with candlelight. Officiating were Rev. T. H. Benson and Rev. H. O. Shurdan of Minneapolis. Bridesmaids included Carola Mathre and sisters Grace and Gladys Mathre served as ribbon bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Mathre
Rake
Ruth Benson
Gerhard Thompson
Belmont
Mathre
T. H. Benson
H. O. Shurdan
Minneapolis
Carola Mathre
Grace
Gladys Mathre
Various Iowa residents visit relatives and travel
Mrs C E Hedwick visits Hot Springs South Dakota for two weeks with relatives. Miss Irene Kohl social worker spends Sunday with her parents in Le Mars. Mrs A M Cole travels to Minneapolis for a few days with daughter Elizabeth and brother Professor Martinis. Mr and Mrs Con Alt return from Iowa City after Thanksgiving with relatives. Mary Jeannette Rainey teaching in Conrad departs for Malone?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hedwick
Hot Springs
S. D
Irene Kohl
le Mars
Conrad Kohl
A. M. Cole
Minneapolis
Elizabeth
Professor Martinis
Con Alt
Iowa City
Mary Jeannette Rainey
Conrad, R Apert
Thanksgiving visits and family notices in Estherville
Estherville residents hosted and visited relatives for Thanksgiving weekend with reports of travels to Concordia Minneapolis Menomonie and Hartley. Birth announced for Janice Aline Demoney at Coleman Hospital. A three year old, Jimmy Robinson, recovering from a severe eye injury with doctors hopeful to save the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Dempney
Coleman Hospital
Janice Aline
Bert Snodgrass
Lamont
Demoney
Jimmy Robinson
Merle Robinson
Jimmy
Burling ton shops appoint Sam Collins store keeper
Northern Vindicator reports on the November 19 1885 edition Sam Collins is named store keeper at the Burlington shops The Burlington and Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway payroll for September lists engineers and firemen 18772 05 wipers 1439 26 and round house men 2462 35 plus a 3 00 per owt hogs payment to dealers and relatives in Algona references appear with faded text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Collins
Burlington
B. C
Round House
G .W. Matson
Local man visits Boone county before leaving for Pacific coast
Albert Whitted visits his old home in Boone county this week as he prepares to bid farewell to Towa and depart for the Pacific coast next week. Librarian Bemis notes a rise in public library demand with twelve to fourteen new book applications daily. Dry spell continues with favorable weather keeping farmers and merchants busy while corn husking and threshing near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Whitted
Boone County
Towa
Pacific Coast
jBemis
Coon Hunt and Church Theft Highlight Early 1800s Item
A 1805 column notes Charles Albright killed a large 80 pound coon near town and guests at the Burlington enjoyed coon meat for supper. A thief took a hat and overcoat from the Presbyterian church vestibule during Sunday services. Other items mention fishing trips to shallow lakes for game fish to Spirit Lake, visitors Mr and Mrs Childs, and E D Buckman deer hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Orty
Dicator
Charles Albright
Burlington
Presbyterian Church
Louis Bingham
M. L. Archer
S. Reaney
James
Man with Farm Experience Sought for Local Job
A local employment note invites a man with farm experience for a well paying permanent job. Applicant must own a car and be willing to be interviewed. Send a signed letter or note with name to Box 164 Cent 9121 Quincey Til.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Til
Juror H Coon Back Home From Fort Dodge Visit
Central Minnesota resident H Coon served as a juror in the U S district court at Fort Dodge last week. He returned home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
H. C. Coon
Fort Dodge
United States District Court
Rhodes celebrate birth of twin daughters in 1915 news note
In the Vindicator and Republican issue dated November 17, 1915, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rhodes are recorded as welcoming twin daughters. The brief item notes the family addition in a local society column style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frere
A. J. Rhodes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zelda Logue
John Commisky
Charles Logue
Leon Pratt and
Clarks Grove
Martin Jensen
Jensen
Mr. Pratt
E. G. Stavros
Henry Long, Sr
Frances and
Lena Long
Emily Bryan
Donald
Henry Long, Jr
Ethel McArdle
Independence
Wm. McArdle
Owen Morton
George Robinson
Turkey Day
Mra
Hans Gaarde
Emma
Bertha
Orin Manthe
Annette Wylder
Cleo Hamilton
Norma Andresen
Graetinger
A. J. Hamilton
Maude
Walter Hamilton
Hi. G. Tavish
Central City
MecTavish
Ruth Brown
Mng
Roy J. Brown
The
Roy Brown
Frank Peterson
Fred Person
Redwood Falls
McKinley P
Parent Teachers Association
McKinley School
DeWolin Meyers
Einer
Axel
Thelma Stevens
Ruth Biery
Georgia Deming
Jack Nichols
Jack Brown
Delores Morris
Donna Fae Amdal
Billy Kelly
Mad Shull
Walter Klein
Town Criers
Betty Tindal
Phyllis Eckholm
Donna Mae Adams
Opelt
Glenn Hoppus
Dan McGee
L. L. Jones
A. Sawyer
Wes Myers
Charles Keeler
Russell Peterson
Clyde Balty
John Bixby
Ira Swartz
ACE High Club
Pythian Sisters
Estherville Lutheran Ladies Aid
Bridge Club
J. P. Clark
Clark
White Shrine
B. F. Hansen
Concordia
Kan
Betty Parsons
Cedar Rapids
F. G. Parsons
Miss Parsons
John Dunham
Joe Paul, Jr
Joe
Marie Hanson
Jerry Lee
Menomonie, Wis
Anshus
Vera Heyer
Eileen Scholtes
Miss Scholtes
Harold Wendke
Mr. Wendke
Pete Scholtes
Will Hendrickson
Ted Olson
Hertley
St. Paul
O. W. Hendrickson
Jessie Stein
Dubuaie
Thomas McGuinn
Mardell
Solon
A.S. Reed
William Clark
Mae York
Florence Tredway
Dorothy Ole Bon
Harold Gray
Gretchen
Mendota
Ill
B. P. Greenfield
Eae
Sorensen Studio
Uoit
Uptegrat
Middletown
Jackson
Ebay
Wray
Arnartt, Ee
Amet
Ree Cars
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