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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
2
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Mrs Josie Shephard visited Woolstock with a daughter while Miss Carol Brown of Grover planned a stay with her sister Mrs Harry Wratten. Ed trade home welcomed a fine young son. both mother and baby fine. Families journeyed to Rock Island and Chicago stock show. Thanksgiving trips to Cedar Rapids and Dows.
Normal Training students from E. H. S. attended a basket social in Wallingford Wednesday night. The event, hosted by Spring Grove and Stud schools, showcased prepared programs by Esther Olson and Olga Ressell. Over 40 baskets sol d with good prices as attendees enjoyed suppers and games afterward.
Mary Agnes receives pretty presents on a memorable day for young children. Jeptha Chapter No. 200 Royal Arch Masons elects next year officers including Christ. Anderson as High Priest and A E Erickson as King. John Blum marries Byrtte Bunt in Armstrong Catholic church with Violet Bunt as bridesmaid and Ed Kennedy as best man.
Miss Sarah Bertina Nelson and Selmer Dybdahl of Wallingford were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother's home using the ring ceremony. Rev. T Hansen officiated. Guests numbered about twenty five as dinner followed at 7. The couple will live in Wallingford, where Dybdahl runs a barber shop. Mrs. Dybdahl has been a teacher. Out of town guests included Nelsons from Wisconsin and Forest City. A stag party and a bridal shower were held prior. The couple will occupy the Knute Amdahl house. Amdahl’s home formerly housed the Goldsberry family. Nearby, members of the Woman's Club planned a December 12 meeting at the Legion room with a debate on environment versus heredity.
Homesteaders of Estherville reported a successful meeting with members excused to a lodge session and plans outlined for a large class joining on January 5. After business, attendees danced to Wasserman's orchestra. Luncheon set for next Thursday at the Dutch Room hosted by Mesdames Brown Tedrow Brackett Rhodes and Tedrow at one o'clock. Thanksgiving at Irwin Robinson home brought twenty four relatives including Dr Brad ley Crumb Peterson Haynes family. Haynes celebrated eighty years with a gold headed cane presented by kin. DeMolay chapter to be instituted at Spirit Lake this Thursday with Estherville degree team handling ceremonies and officer installation.
Masons urged to attend the Spirit Lake meeting with a banquet to be served at six o'clock in the evening. Estherville will be well represented at the ceremonial event by local Masons.
Mr Gleng H Stevens of Halfa and Miss Edna Gage of Maple Hill were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Thursday morning November 30 at 9 30. Rev LaGrone conducted the ring ceremony with witnesses Fay L Gage and Laura H Stevens. The couple will live near Hally and start their life together as a local couple well regarded for industriousness.
A wedding was solemnized at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at high noon Thursday November 30. Burton S. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs H H Anderson of four miles west of Estherville and Miss Laury A Wharton of Peotone St were united in holy matrimony by Rev J W LaGrone.
A woman from i QF left for California on Tuesday evening to Los Angeles then will stay a few days for her marriage to Mr Samuel Wey of this city. The ceremony is set for December 10. Mr Brees holds a good position at the Whittier National Bank and the couple will reside in Whittier, California.
The Wallingford Community Ladies Aid will serve dinner at the M W A hall on Wednesday and the Wallingford Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve dinner at the same place on Thursday.
Miss Bessie Howe married Fred Larsen at 7 30 AM on a Wednesday morning. The ceremony was conducted at St Patrick's church with Rev C P Conway officiating.
The wedding witnessed by immense relatives and close friends featured music by Mrs. Hansen of Oelwein and Romaine Collins with Miss Mary Liddle singing Ave Maria. The bride wore a brown suit and bouquet, with her sister as matron of honor. Best man was Mr. Francis X. Foran. A breakfast for thirty relatives followed at the Foran home, decorated in pink and white. After songs between courses, the couple departed for Oelwein en route to Muskegon, Michigan. The bride, a local graduate and deputy recorder, and the groom, a Rock Island machinist, are described as a worthy couple with strong prospects.
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