Sunday school workers meet at Henry Mahium home
Weekly church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M. Evening service at 7 30 P M features a 30 to 40 minute Little Symphony concert before the pastor speaks on The Ministry of Music. Also notes Boy and Girl Scouts meet Monday February 5 and choir rehearsals Wednesday February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mahium
Little Symphony Orchestra
The
Ministry of Music
Boy Scouts
Epworth and
Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
English service next Sunday morning at 10 45. Sunday school at 10 00. Children instruction hour Saturday afternoon at 2 00 in the church.
Love as Lesson in All Christ Scientist Churches Sunday
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches will focus on Love. The lesson includes Jude 1 21 as Golden Text and selections from the Bible and Science and Health. It emphasizes God as universal eternal Love and Christ Jesus as the manifestation of divine love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Lord Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Local social notes from Fort Dodge area happenings
Merle Carnahan attended a grain dealers meeting in Ft. Dodge last week, with Mrs. Carnahan joining him to Manson. Mrs. Bert Harris and baby returned home from Coleman hospital Tuesday. Mrs. John Rogers aided in the Harris home briefly. Rev. Strong of Stanhope conducted funeral services for Mrs. Barnes of Montgomery. Residents attended a Sunday school teachers school in Spirit Lake and Mrs. Westbrook of Estherville stayed with the Carnahan girls. Mr. and Mrs. James Yoch and Mrs. Doty drove to Van Horne and returned. Dr. and Mrs. Doty spent the weekend in Spencer with the Saunders home. Paul Wade of Minneapolis visited his mother Hannah Wade. Mrs. Wayne Small hosted her Sunday school class. Creamery meeting attended in Estherville. Lou Garling visited his children in La Porte City. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Holt and daughter of Ft. Dodge visited Will Rossie. Elmer Garling saw his brother Walter at Rossie Saturday night. Walter Hasbrook family and Miss Ruth Morris spent Sunday with friends in Windom Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Carnahan
Ft. Dodge
Estherville
Lou Garling
la Porte City
Chas, Holt
Will Rossie
Elmer Garling
Walter A Rossie
Walter Hasbrook
Ruth Morris
Windom
Minn
Irma McMullen
Will Moore
Terris
Frank Hutchinson
Ed Hutchinson
Emmet County
Tom Miner
Juanita Miner
M. O. Rosendahl
Pioneer
Will Johnson
Aurora
John Swanson
Mr. Johnson
Shorthorn World
Mesdames Richards
Hasbrook
Richards Home
Clyde Wardrip
Edgar Guest
Emory Ogle
Iowa City Hospital
A. C. Bringle
Lake Park
Local Social Mix at Terris and Surrounding Towns
Sunday visits and gatherings fill this week with birthdays and clubs. Irma McMullen hosted sewing bees while the Hutchinson families joined in Emmet county and Will Moore’s near Terris. Emmet Cons and Superior teams spark a basketball win spree for Superior, plus a long list of social events, visits, and celebrations across several households.
Social Items Highlight Bridge Party and Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Norman Maine hosted honoring visitors Mr and Mrs Cletus Keogh of Minneapolis with five table bridge. High scores went to Mrs Earl Kruse and Ray Kennedy, low to Mrs Frank Sullivan and Emanuel Stavros. Keoghs received a guest prize. Sunday guests included Miss Bessie Gunderson and others. Henry P Olson celebrated his sixtieth birthday with a noon dinner and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Keogh
Minneapolis
Norman Maine
Earl Kruse
Ray Kennedy
Frank Sullivan
Emanuel Stavros
Keogh
Stavros
Barl Kruse
Kennedy
Wallace Westbrook
Chas. Waldron
G. M. Donovan
Gerald Wegs
Emily Bryan
Thos. Doyle
Marne
Gamble Stores Adds New Location in Estherville Iowa
Gamble Stores opens a new outlet at 620 E Lincoln Estherville IA. The promotion offers a second tire for a dollar with the standard list price for the first tire and a one dollar charge for the second tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
E. Lincoln
Estherville
Iowa
Informal Bridge Evenings and Club Notices
A series of social bridge gatherings and club meetings are noted. Mrs. Wm Post hosts a Tuesday evening bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Sweet winning high and second high, followed by a two course lunch. Nina Berg hosted an East Main street bridge night with six guests and a lunch. The Four Mic Lake club plans a Feb 7 meeting at the Geo Swanson home. Civics-Current Topics hosts a Feb 5 meeting with Crime as a Breakdown of Citizenship. A Catholic party at the Orleans hotel drew about 170 attendees with bridge and five hundred, winners L Savage and G Reuland. Okamanpadu chapter D A R plans a Feb 6 luncheon at Ralphs cafe with a business meeting and a lesson on Early Iowa Pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Post
F. W. McCullough
W. V. Sweet
C. E. Zeimer
Mrs. Post
Nina Berg
OG Bridge Club
East Main Street
G. K. Allen
Woman's Club
Frank Logan
M. K. Whelan
Orleans Hotel
L. J. Savage
George Reuland
Okamanpadu
Ralphs’ Cafe
Mesdames
M. J. Groves
Wm. Johnston
Jas
B. Tedrow
Margaret Smith
Iowa
D. R. Alexander
Estherville Area Social and Travel Notes
Mrs J F Paul is in Coleman hospital for medical treatment. Mrs Sarah Bennett moves this week from A M Cole apartment to the Chas Dayton home. Roy Brown plans a Sunday trip to Chicago to buy goods for his ready to wear shop. Mrs J H Thietje had a major operation at Coleman hospital Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Herman Oransky went to Des Moines Wednesday on a business trip. Mrs E W Erickson underwent an emergency operation at Coleman hospital Monday night. Miss Vera Aalborg returned home yesterday from Des Moines where she had visited the past week. Mrs Joe Barta of Forestburg is a guest in Estherville at the home of her daughter and husband. Mr and Mrs Wm Bradley of Storm Lake spent the weekend in Estherville with Dr and Mrs W E Bradley. Jake Frech of Algona was a business visitor in Estherville yesterday. Mrs N J Albus of Wallingford has been in Coleman hospital the past week. J D Schenck of Huntington came Monday to spend a few days in Estherville with his son Lloyd Schenck and family. Roy E Burt of Grand Rapids visited at his uncle’s home and returned to Grand Rapids Sunday. L M Christensen of this city and Peter Christensen of Algona left for Chicago to attend a style show and buy spring goods. Mrs J C Brennan Ruth and James of Ammentsburg and Mrs R Jackson of Ida Grove visited over weekend at Bert Ditaworth home.
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Walter Lau
Charles City
Minor
Adolph
W. E. Blum
Cemetery Association
E. L. Hodge
Mesdames Waller Lewis
Emma Brown
Claude Hewitt
George Nefzger Kostessen
Verl Rethkin
Woden
Minor Blum
M. E. Jackson
Langdon
Jane Winn
Cora
Peter Namtvedt
Ethel Alspaugh
Gene Hoaglum
Barkley
Spencer
Vern Clark
Chicago
I. F. Clark
Sibley
Adrian Clark
Clarence Stevenson
Spirit Lake
Fred Cook
Mable
Bob
Geo. Cook
Lester Evans
Evans
Beryl Coleman
Cora Hildreth
Estherville
Howard
G. A. Kleinfelt
Bert Hildreth
Geo. Evans
Lake Center
Helen Wesse
Ruth Miller
Local residents visit relatives and attend illnesses
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Weetrem and Donald visit Lake Park relatives while Mrs. Emma Sweet receives treatment at Coleman hospital. Mayme Karr returns to Spirit Lake after a stay in Estherville. Several residents travel for family visits and funerals including Maude Moulds in Lake City, and Gertrude Barlow returns to Minneapolis after caring for a diabetic mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Lynn Weetrem
Donald
Lake Park
S. J. Backus Dies at Algona at 64
S. J. Backus, 64, longtime Algona postmaster and former editor of the Algona Upper Des Moines Republican, died Tuesday after two months illness. He attended Tobin College and Drake University before teaching years, then joined J. W. Hagard in publishing the Upper Des Moines in 1912. He sold his stake in August 1932 to R. B. Waller, who is now editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Backus
Algona
Dolan Arrested for Drunkenness
John Dolan was arrested Wednesday for drunkenness and brought before Mayor Whelan. He was sentenced to five days at hard labor on the streets, but the sentence was suspended on the promise of future good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dolan
Whelan
Cappella Choir Plans Joint Concert March Fourth
Fairmont A Capella choir, a 55 member municipal group directed by J Larry Krause, will join Estherville Little Symphony for a concert in Estherville on March 4. The program pairs the Fairmont choir with the local symphony, promising a well received performance at Roosevelt auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont A Capella
Estherville
Fairmont
Estherville Little Symphony Orchestra
Fairmont A
J. Larry Krause
Roosevelt Auditorium
Cowles Gives 5000 to Algona Library Endowment
Gardner Cowles of Des Moines donates a 5000 gift to the Algona public library to establish the Florence Call Cowles endowment fund. Proceeds from the fund after investment will be used to buy books for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Cowles
Algona Library
Algona Public Library
Des Moines
Florence Call Cowles
Divorced Spencer Woman Remarries in Sioux Falls
Mrs Irene Sipes of Spencer, previously divorced on January 9, wed Otto Christensen of Spencer in Sioux Falls, South Dakota the next day. Iowa law requires a one year wait after divorce unless a judge grants special consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Sipes
Spencer
Sioux Falls
Otto Christensen
Iowa
Church League Officers Are Elected
The High School league of the M. E. church elected officers on Sunday evening with Dorothy Tomhave as president. Homer Ortmeyer was named first vice president, Kathrine Story second vice president, Gail Schenck third vice president, Sophia Bouw fourth vice president, and Arlene Lakin as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School League
The
M. E. Church
Dorothy Tomhave
Homer Ortmeyer
Kathrine Story
Gail Schenck
Sophia Bouw
Arlene Lakin
Hips Hips Hooray at Grand Theatre stars Thelma Todd
Thelma Todd with Dorothy Lee and Ruth Etting join Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Hips Hips Hooray a Ritz era comedy for RKO Radio Pictures at the Grand Theatre Sunday and Monday. Todd brings extensive comic experience from the Marx Brothers pair and This Is the Night along with Dave Gould designed dances by about 100 chorus girls. Mark Sandrich directs with new songs Tired of It All and Keep on Doin What Youre Doin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Todd
Dorothy Lee
Ruth Etting
Bert Wheeler
Robert
Charlie Ruggles
Roland Young
Wheeler Woolsey
Dave Gould
Mark Sandrich
Arrest of Ralph Christensen on Larceny Charge
Deputy sheriff Twito arrested Ralph Christensen on a larceny charge for taking a moto meter from the E. W. Kohler car. He appeared before Judge Hutchison for sentencing. Mr. Acheson is visiting Des Moines at his parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Christensen
Twito
E. W. Kohler
Hutchison
Mr. Acheson
Des Moines
V-R
City firemen to dine at club rooms this evening
The city fire department will be entertained at their club rooms this evening with a dinner. Serving committee comprises Mrs. Bert Baldwin Mrs. Ed Rost and Mrs. Will Dickinson. A social evening will follow the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fire Department
Bert Baldwin
Ed Rost
Will Dickinson
Ringsted Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding Event
Ringsted on January 29 Mr and Mrs Peter Johansen celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the gymnasium of St Johns Lutheran church A wedding dinner was served to two hundred guests after which games were played until a late hour The couple were married in 1909 by Rev Jjorup Lutheran pastor They are parents of four children Marvin Edna Herluf and Arlo The honored couple received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Peter Johansen
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Baby in incubator thriving at Coleman hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs H W Butler born weighing 34 and a half pounds is growing and thriving in an improvised incubator at Coleman hospital. He continues to receive care as his mother has left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
H. W. Butler
Coleman Hospital
Groundhog Day Shadow Forecast Update
One day a year brings superstition about the groundhog. If he sees a shadow six more weeks of winter follow. Observer Peterson notes today at 8 am the thermometer at 10 above with a wind shift from south to northwest melting snow and ice into rivulets after a brief warm spell.
School Board at Alpha Resigns in Minn Turmoil
The Alpha Minn school board resigned last week amid community uproar over a single man’s alleged schemes. The village council faces district court suits and the Jackson Cumary Pilot is tangled in demands for retractions and libel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of Alpha, Minn
Jackson Cumary Pilot
Girl Scout School Attendance Reported At Courthouse
Large attendance filled the meetings this week forGirl Scout teachers at the courthouse every evening under Katharine Frances New York field director and assistant Miss Bishop. They provide worthwhile information as shown by keen interest at each session. This afternoon at 4 30 the Girl Scout Community club will meet. Until February 1 1934 there were 2200 autos registered in Emmet county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Court House
CWA Pay Checks and Bicyclists Notice
CWA workers received pay checks totaling about 3200 with 150 allotted to women workers. Margaret Schroeman and Margaret Smith received checks from the state office. Rumor of further government appropriation for CWA projects until May first remains unconfirmed. Notice to bicyclists warns boys to keep off sidewalks under ordinance No 9 with a $100 fine by order of the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Margaret Schroeman
Margaret Smith
Police Dept
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Immanuel Luth
Church Missouri Synod
Emory & N
L. Lang
Emmet Cons
Superior
Waren Lewis
Jean Rosik
Miriam Strong
Donna Rosik
Marjorie James
Cunningham
Terril
August Bendixon
Earl Kraft
Laurens
Carrie Kraft
Fort Dodge
Kraft
Henry Wilcox
Daisy
Wm McClay
Clayton Wilcox
Catherine Horan
Adolph Blum
Sempre Fidelis Club
Halquist Market
Marie Grady
J. C. Galloway
Adrian Kreiger
Mike Powell
Jess Powell
Ver Powell
Doris
Donna May
Ostenstaad
Fostoria
Alma Bailey
Lowe Motor Vehicle
L. A. Smith
Bessie Gunderson
Beulah Peacock
John Hayden
Esther Boreeson
Boyd Blair
Geo. McCutcheon
Henry P. Olson
Town
A. Stueland
Alvin
Harold Reed
Dorothy Olson
Sarah Lynch
Miss Berg
OG Club
Four Mic Lake Club
Geo. Swanson
J. F. Paul
Sarah Bennett
A. M. Cole
Chas, Dayton
Roy Brown
J .H. Thietje
Herman Oransky
E. W. Erickson
Vera Aalborg
Joe Barta
Forestburg, D
Verne Kilgore
Wm. Bradley
Storm Lake
Mr. Bradleys
W. E. Bradley
Jake Frech
N. J. Albus
Wallingford
J. D. Schenck
Huntington
Lloyd Schenck
Roy E. Burt
Grand Rapids
Roy Burt
L. M. Christensen
Peter Christensen
J. C. Brennan
Ruth
James
Ammetsburg
R. Jackson
Ida Grove
Bert Ditaworth
Miaihy
Minneapo
5S & ST. Louis Railroad
Ulm
A. L
Ik Hn
Ulm Comfort
Emma Sweet
Mayme Karr
Bert Disworth
Merta Alberts
E. M. Nelson
Ralph Sanders
Cedar Rapids
Leo Sanders
Hutchinson
Anette Wylder
Graettinger
J. A. Hamilton
Maude Hamilton
Hamilton
C. A. Acheson
Conrad
Montana
Will
Belle Heffelfinger
Glen Lesher
Harry
Richard Hornby
Beulah Christensen
Earl Hornby
Grand Meadows
G. C. Stearns
L. L. Clements
Lois
Elsie
Bert Ogan
Lake City
Maude Moulds
Garvin Amdahl
Jackson, Minn
Elijah Rice
Emmet Amdahl
Gertrude Barlow
Albert oJnson
Dolan
Enness
Cappella Choir
Church League
Wheeler and
Woolsey
Johnson Home
F. A. Johnson
Henry Peterson
Nels Christensen
John Williams
Earl Stillwell
C. Lewis
Duo Decim
Herb Drey
Gardston Hotel
E. M. Pierce
L. L. Smith
Ralph McKay
George Heyman
Esther
L. G. Laidley
Mer
Peterson
Alpha
W. A. Schultz
Joseph E. Wing
Paul
Art Tott
Geo. Nichols
Joyce Lumber
L. B. Thomas
Mgr
Grand Theatre
Zasu Pitts
EL Brendel
James Gleason
Skeets
Gallagher
Suzanne
Lillian Harvey
Gene Raymond
Jackie
Cooper
Mickey
Feeney Man
Noolley
RKO
RADIO
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