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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
6
A long list of social visits and family events from Estherville and nearby towns includes dinner and theatre outings, birthday celebrations, hospital stays, and club gatherings. Neighbors visit each other at homes in Maple Hill Armstrong Spirit Lake Laurens and Petersburg while several families welcome guests and attend services. Widespread scheduling spans Jan 31 births hospital reports and upcoming meetings.
The Alexandria mason Mohamed Ghazi is reportedly the world s tallest man at nine feet and still growing after a fall left him with a weak heart. Doctors fear surgery, and he must lie down constantly as his growth continues. For sale or trade spring spaniel puppies listed by W 3 Deming.
Langdon families visit relatives. Kensington club hosts afternoon gathering with lunch. Terril gym hosts Mallard Terril basketball game a 23 23 half. final 43 to 23. Vera May Rowe wed Charles Krueger at Rowe home with Rev Rowe officiating. Adrian Kreiger family host 500 game. Women Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs Mohr home with officers noted.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Miller and family and Mr and Mrs Chris Spoo and family were supper guests of Mr and Mrs John Spoo Sunday evening. Ed Smith and family visited in Lee Kamp home Thursday. Rev Kerner visited John and Harold Graff home Thursday. Miss Phyllis Shirley visited her sister Mrs Rolland Shannon Tuesday. Dorotha Frank left Saturday to visit Mrs Ella Flint at Pelus Kaw. John Graff family spent Friday in Art Skattebo lor near Wallingford. Howard Reed called in Lee Kamp home Friday. Many were dinner guests of Harold Graff Sunday. Ralph Cumming called in Henry Klein home Monday. Lee Kamp and family visited P I Schmidt home Saturday. Fred Nausy and Janita returned from Omaha after two weeks. Sunday stayed with John Dallman at Rippey. Harold Graff family and Walling residents visited John Greff home. Lee Kamp and M Bender hosted Sunday dinner. Roy Pencixen returned home after three weeks in hospital. Funeral of Mrs Chas Johnson at Terris attended by many neighbors on Sunday. Merion Carpenter and Harry Woodyard visited Sunday. Lavonne Logan and Alice Bendixon attended county spelling contest in Estherville. Daniel Sorensen, J R Schmidt and H R Madsen and Gina visited H R Madsen at Algona hospital Monday. Nelg Petersen family visited Iron Nielsen home Sunday. Richard Jensen and Melvin Andersen were Emmetsburg callers Thursday.
P Jensen visits Cedar Rapids on business then plans to see son Stanley in Ames before returning. Elizabeth Henricksen hosts a Tuesday birthday party with Jernette Rasmussen Alice Sorensen Katherine Henricksen Francis Henricksen and Beulah Gladstone attending. Ringsted girls win 35 to 28 over Seneca. Doris Meislahn top scorer. Boys lose 26 to 21. Eleanor Hathstead of Curtiss Wis visiting sister Mrs J C Johnson. Roosevelt ball at Nesby Wednesday a huge success with Christiansen orchestra. hall decorated with Roosevelt pictures. G C Race and family move to Estherville. Morten Benson drives a new Chevrolet. Brody Rovn returns to Atlantic where employed after visiting J Rovn. Harvey Christiansen and wife move to C A Gaarde apartment. Farmers Grain and Produce of Ringsted sponsors a John Deere program Tuesday.
Morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 11:00 AM and Bible School each Sunday at 10:06 AM. The Pioneers meet at 6:90 PM with an evening service at 7:30 PM followed by a short sermon. Tuesday February 12 Bible study class at 7:30 PM in the north dining room. cordial invitation to all.
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