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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
7
Call 123 for pay as you ride options and liberal payment policy on Firestone tires. Trade in your old tires accepted. Located on S. 6th Street.
A flurry of social items from Breda Iowa recounts Mrs. Frank Logan’s surprise birthday party on Third Avenue with 500 games and prizes won by W. W. Sweet and Mrs. A. H. Kateley, plus Mrs. Hatland honored at a recent home gathering. The Civic and Fine Arts units plan February events, and multiple couples and clubs held weddings, anniversaries, dinners, and bridge sessions across town.
Miss Frances Long and Miss Lena Long hosted a five hundred gathering at the Long residence with ten tables in play. Mrs. H C Koehler took first prize and Mrs. Frank Trevitt second. A two course lunch followed late in the evening. Birthday party at Sternborg Home honored Pearl Sternborg with cards music and gifts. Farewell for Mr and Mrs Vincent featured three tables of bridge and prizes for high score. Teachers entertained at a one o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs J S Hilliard and Miss Elizabeth Colt with yellow and green decorations. Visitor honored was Mrs Guy Beemer of Lakota at Dr H Johnston home. Mrs C Z Smith returns from a month in Minneapolis studying vocal music.
The Junior Class Play The Whole Towns Talking will be staged at the high school auditorium for two evenings February 6 and 7. Reserved seats go on sale Monday at one o clock at Raife s Shoe Store. Cast includes Gail Morse Ed und Callendar Kenneth Turner Leo Jorgenson Hugh Staggs Beverly Tomhave Beryle Diltz Virginia Shadle Mildred Larson Kathryn Robinson Helen Sullivan and Dorothy Nourse. Proceeds fund the Junior Senior banquet. Service Star Legion meets February 2 at Mrs Wm Post home with Mrs Wm Nichols assisting. plan for events on Saturday February 11.
Mrs O J Spande entertained five tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Logan assisting. High score went to Mrs Lillian Zeimer and low to Mrs Will Sweet. Refreshments were served to conclude the gathering.
Feature of the Elks Frolic Friday evening February 3 includes 18 rounds of boxing by top local fighters with extra outside talent.
Exide and Westinghouse batteries promoted with warnings about imitations. Agencies claim exclusivity and advertise a liberal payment plan that includes batteries. Tire service coo.
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