Ellen L. Church Seizes Quiet Life Towed By Lost Love
Ellen, a 17 year old model daughter of an artist mother, confronts love and duty in a small town. She faces two artists, Dick Aliven and Sandy McIntosh, who woo her while her warped mother’s rule to “love lightly” echoes. A park ride, a marriage proposal, and mounting tensions at the studio push Ellen toward a fragile choice between passion and restraint. The scene centers on Ellen’s fear of exposure and the pull of a life she must navigate alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Church
Spehtly
New York
Dick Aliven
Sandy McIntosh
Ellen
Jove
Sandy
Tony
Wealth
Light_ly
Claire
Sanday
Six Arts
Caire
Tony Brander
Anthony Brander
Pm Alven
Dick's
Jauph
Tiny
Cleir
Brander
Mackintosh
The Sugar Man's Son Weds Ellen in Studio Drama
Ellen and Tony Brander marry after a tumultuous night that exposes broken loyalties among Ellen Dick and Claire. Dick accepts the marriage with restraint, while Claire mocks the affair and Tony plans a post bachelor dinner as the studio hinges on truth and jealousy.
Smart Sailor-Line Schoolgirl Dress Pattern 8004
Pattern 8004 offers sizes 4 6 8 and 10 with yard requirements. Size 8 needs 24 percent of 35 inch material for either view. Describes a sailor styled frock with optional front yoke, short or long sleeves, pleated skirt panels for movement, and suggests dark blue serge or plaids. Send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Patricia Dow in Brooklyn, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dow
Vindicator
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Reserve Livestock Feed Loans Available
Governor W. S. Myers announced emergency drought loans totaling 356,000 and 24 million dollars have been issued to western and middle western farmers and stockmen since last summer. About 14 million of these are initial feed advances and 10 million are 165 thousand supplemental advances. Borrowers should apply early to avoid weather-related delays. Advances are secured by liens on the reserve feed and on livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Myers
Myers
Emmet County Sheriff-Elect Plans Dec Farm Sale
Tom Nivison, recently elected sheriff of Emmet county, will hold a public sale at his Jack Creek township farm on December 4. Dalby and Wilkins have completed a new slaughter house north of the city limits with updated scalding tubs to expand trade. Temperature reported four degrees below zero by A. O. Peterson Thursday morning.
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Tom Nivison
Ial
Jack Creek
Emmet County
Dalby and Wilkins
A. O. Peterson
Ed Donovan
Tom Hepp
Clara Kennecdy
Josephine Long
Agnes Sullivan
Alice Greehey
Hepp
Pretty wedding joins Weir daughter to Luikart in 1904
Thirty years ago the home of Mr and Mrs W J Weir saw their daughter Mary wed George F Luikart with Rev W E McLeod officiating. The town notes mention the icy river dangers as boys and girls awaited skating safety. Other items include updates on Senator A E Wilsons illness improving, Ida May Clark moving in with W W Clark, Miss Millie Dillon visiting Iowa Falls, Mrs Thomas Montgomery returning to Greene, John A Rhodes welcomed a baby girl, Frank P Woods traveling to St Louis for the exposition, Dr Clinite sharing Thanksgiving in Clarion, and Miss Donaldson headed to Clarion for months of visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Weir
Mary
George F. Luikart
W. E. McLeod
J. H
M. E. Wilson
A. E. Wilson
Ida May Clark
Mason City
W. W. Clark
Millie Dillon
Iowa Falls
Thomas Montgomery
Greene
A. D. Root
John A. Rhodes
Frank P. Woods
St. Louis
Dr. Clinite
Clarion
Miss Donaldson
Forty Years Ago Party at Miss Lois Davidson Home
The Northern Vindicator from November 29 1894 notes Miss Lois Davidson hosted a charming party for her young friends at her parents home on Monday evening. The Estherville creamery closed for the winter. Mrs Joe Carberry and Mr Van Leuven visit Worthington this week. Dr M E Wilson has recovered enough to walk with a cane. Mrs M C Binwalter visits Ellsworth with her parents. Miss Etta Peck recently visited and returned home with her. M W and I J Atwood enjoy a visit from their Illinois-based parents. Mrs Tone and Bertie return from Wisconsin trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Davidson
Estherville
Joe Carberry
van Leuven
Worthington
M. E. Wilson
M. C. Binwalter
Ellsworth
Etta Peck
Er. M. W
I. J. Atwood
Ilinois
Estherville Court House Graces Public Square
Fifty years ago on November 28, 1884, the finest little courthouse in Iowa was unveiled, adding landmark dignity to Estherville’s public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Estherville
Local Notes and Developments in Mitchell County
Mrs H W Halverson traveled Tuesday to Mitchell county to visit relatives and friends. Corn husking nears completion with a good crop. B H Pendleton and family spent the past week in Iowa City. Capt William plans a two story residence on the northeast corner this winter. Druggist Jarga and family moved into a new home in the south part of town. The supervisor contest Wag settled Saturday with Mr Vandenburg as the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Halverson
Tuesaday
Mitchell County
B. H. Pendleton
Iowa City
Capt
William
Jarga
resi_dence
Mr. Vandenburg
Local Thanksgiving and visiting notes from Estherville era
Household health updates and travel mentions center on Estherville residents. Mrs. Wm Johnston, Mrs. Orville King, Mr and Mrs Levi Minks, Henry Miller family, Maude Clarey, Mouritsens, and John Dunham are noted for operations, funerals, visits, and migrations tied to Coleman hospital Ames Des Moines and Spirit Lake with a Thanksgiving frame and snippets of family movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville King
Des Moines
W. L. Tone
Social notes from Estherville and area
Miss Elisabeth Lawless of Rena spent Thursday with her sister in Estherville. Mrs. J. J. Waldron mourns her brother in law Phil Cullen whose funeral was held at Whittemore. Dr. Claire Post of Mitchell visited Thanksgiving with his parents in Estherville. his mother accompanied him to Sioux Falls. The Kennedy family return home after repairs following a fire. Several relatives and friends gathered for Thanksgiving at the Osher and Clark homes, including Marion Rousseau and guests from Minneapolis and Cedar Falls. Mrs. B. T. Osher joined the Minneapolis relatives on Saturday and plans a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Lawless
Lawrena
T. C. Hammes
J. J. Waldron
Whittemore
Phil Cullen
Claire Post
Mitchell
8. D
Estherville
Wm. Post
Sioux Falls
Fidiay
F. J. Kennedy
East Main Street
Kirk
Kennedy
Harold Fox
Waterloo
Harry Brown
Mason City
A. H. Davidson
Fox
Brown
Marion Rousseau
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ralph Rousseau
R. O. Jones
J. W Thombas
Minneapolis
B. T. Osher
Osher
M. E. Wilson
Maybelle Harris
R. S. Clark
Margaret Clark
Jones
Potatoes Baked in Shells: A Tasty Variation
A simple method describes cooking potatoes then removing the flesh, mashing with butter salt pepper and a beaten egg yolk. The mixture is returned to the shells and browned in the oven for improved flavor and easier serving at table.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret ”. Sangster
Brain Trust
Washington
Pate Dyp
Patricio Deve
V-R
feRee
Wm. Johnston
Coleman Hospital
Lester Ramsey
Levi Minks
Deg Moiney
Russell Strait
Henry Miller
Joyce of Graettinger
Emily Platt
Maude Clarey
Wesley Dunham
Pittsburgh
Arnold Mouritsen
Gilbert Mouritsen
Spirit Lake
Ringsted
H. M. Mouritsen
John Dunham
Ames
Iowa State College
A. M. Cole
Elizabeth
Prof. Martinis
Fece
Ted Pol
New Blood
E. J. Man
Maniece
Poland
China
the Vindicator
Republican
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