Founders Day Observed by Estherville P T A
The Estherville P T A marks Founders Day on Wednesday Feb 14 at 8:00 PM in the high school auditorium to honor the 48th anniversary of the national PTA. Mrs Wes Moyers will preside lights candle ceremony and Francis J Kennedy speaks on Juvenile Delinquency and Recreation. A lunch for the city recreation program follows with proceeds benefiting the project. Also Knights of Pythias meet Feb 15 at 8:00 PM at IOOF hall with a class in knight rank and a postmeeting lunch.
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Estherville
Parent-Teachers Associations
Wes. Moyers
PTA
All Williamson
K. J. McDonshi
John Greig
Toy’s Glee Club
Glee Club
William Bennett
Orthian Blacketer
Burton Bolton
Robert Brams
Josph Burns
Aubrey Cresap
Gerald Dybdahl
Gordon Ellingson
Rockford Johnson
James Kennedy
Warren Loveland
Richard Manthe
Sewell Mathre
Max Mauck
Mac McMillan
Edgar Nau
Dean Osmundson
Clinton Primer
Richard Robinson
Lyle Shaw
Francis J. Kennedy
Wes, Meyers
Glenn Pullen
Oran Manthe
Frank Sullivan
Merton Mason
L. L. Jones
Sig Grinde
Ernest Smith
Merle Rankin
Lloyd Johnson
D. H. Diamond
Anton Steery
William Higinbotham
L. J. Mousel
Royce Winkleman
Arnold Mouritson
Marion Orvis
Knights of Pythias
IOOF
Meeting of Fine Arts Department Postponed
The February 15th meeting of the Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club has been postponed. The next meeting will be held on March 7th at the home of Mrs W H St Clair.
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Woman's Club
W. H. St Clair
Party honors Mrs. J. M. Fredericksen with card game
Mrs. J. M. Fredericksen will be guest of honor at a Tuesday evening party hosted by Mrs. Floyd Gustafson with assisting hostess Mrs. Lloyd Hogan. The event features contract dreige with high and low scores and a traveling prize, followed by A A two course lunch. Guests include Mrs. Fredericksen and Mesdames James McGrath Harold Mokles tad William Schloeman Woodrow Wilson Donald Hansen Lawrence Silverberg H N Schradt Joe Durham George Bronskill Earl McDermott Kenneth Meadows Frederick Albertson Jr Malvin Peterson Joe Paul and Robert Cox.
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J. M. Fredericksen
Floyd Gustafson
Lloyd Hogan
Fredericksen
Mrs. Fredericksen
James McGrath
Harold Moklestad
William Schloeman
Woodrow Wilson
Donald Hansen
Lawrence Silverberg
H.N. Schradt
Joe Durham
George Bronskill
Earl McDermott
Kenneth Meadows
Frederick Albertson, Jr
Malvin Peterson
Joe Paul
Robert Cox
Birthday Dinner for Mrs M E Wilson
A birthday dinner in Mrs. M. E. Wilson’s honor was hosted by Mrs. Dennis Knudsen on Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed a 6 o’clock dinner at two pink and white decorated tables, then played contract bridge with prizes for high and second highs and a traveling prize. The hostess received a gift, with a cordial list of attendees including Mesdames H. O. Silge Con Alt N. M. Wolding George Lyman Ella McArdle Vance Noe Roy Blazer Wesley Dunham Jay Dunham Harry Jones Charles Lewis J. H. McKay Bernice Mildred Martin Henrietta Miller and Mrs. Knudsen.
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M. E. Wilson
Dennis Knudsen
Jay Dunham
Harry Jones
Roy Blazer
Wilson
Bid and Bye Club At Lyman Home Tea Party
Mrs George Lyman hosts the Bid and Bye club at her home Friday afternoon A 180 dessert luncheon will be served and the afternoon will be spent playing bridge Members include Mesdames J H Cramer Herman Weise Carl Mickelson Harry Jones William Hendrickson Dennis Knudsen G E Tomhave G Vestrem G H Morse and the hostess Mrs Con Alt Morse
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George Lyman
Mesdames
J. H. Cramer
Herman Weise
Carl Mickelson
Harry Jones
William Hendrickson
Dennis Knudsen
G. E. Tomhave
G.rg
Vestrem
G. H. Morse
Con Alt
A Morse
Royal Friends club tea at Mrs Cummings home
Mrs J M Cummings will entertain the Royal Friends club at her home this Tuesday afternoon. Ten guests will attend and the afternoon will be informal with a luncheon served at the close. Members include Mesdames Florence Treadway Ella McArdle Lottie Tornell S Solomons Rosenberger E Schryver Eva Crim Grace Van Eman Helen Pullen Wesley Robb and Mrs Cummings.
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J. M. Cummings
Royal Friends Club
Mesdames
Florence Treadway
Ella McArdle
Lottie Tornell
S. Solomonson
C. Rosenberger
E. J. Schryver
Eva Crim
Grace van Eman
Helen Pullen
Wesley Robb
Mrs. Cummings
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets Thursday
The Estherville Lutheran Ladies Aid and Mission Society will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mesdames Anfin Shaw D N Ressell T R Olson and Carl Shaw. The program commemorates the 100th birthday of missionary L C Skressrud born February 4 1840 and long active in Santal India. The meeting is led by Mrs L A Mathre, president.
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Estherville Lutheran Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Anfin Shaw
D. N. Ressell
T. R. Olson
Carl Shaw
L. C. Skressrud
Skressrud
Santal
India
Party Tonight Honors Mrs Tennor Lilland
Thirty five friends and relatives are invited to a Tuesday evening party in the Gardston hotel Blue Room. A 7 30 dessert supper will be served and gifts will be presented to Mrs Tennor Lilland. Hostesses include Mrs William Higginbotham Mrs Joe Parnell Mrs Leroy Merriott Mrs Aubrey Loeschen Mrs Harlan Steadie Mrs Kenneth Bixby and Mrs Lynn Fedderberg. Decorations feature pastel colors and pink and white candles on tables.
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Tennor Lilland
Gardston Hotel
Lilland
William Higginbotham
Joe Parnell
Leroy Merriott
Aubrey Loeschen
Harlan Steadie
Kenneth Bixby
Lynn Fedderberg
Duo Decim Club Hosts Bridge Tea At Mrs Bale's Home
Mrs George Bale Jr entertained the Duo Decim club at her home on Thursday with a one o clock luncheon followed by contract bridge at two tables. Members present were Mesdames George Thompson Joe Hoye S G Ewen William Bale J P Clark and the hostess with guests Mrs R L Richardson Mrs John Lyman and Mrs Vern Reed of Iowa Falls.
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George Bale, Jr
Decim
George Thompson
Joe Hoye
S. G. Ewen
William Bale
J. P. Clark
R. L. Richardson
John Lyman
Vern Reed
Iowa Falls
Woodley Hosts Bridge Club Meeting at Home
Mr and Mrs Don Woodley entertain the bridge club Wednesday evening at their home. Auction bridge will be played at three tables and a lunch will be served by the hostess. Club members include Mr and Mrs Donald Hansen Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderson Mr and Mrs Harold Reed Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jensen Mr and Mrs Elmer Jacobs and Mr and Mrs Woodley.
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Don Woodley
Donald Hansen
Arnold Anderson
Harold Reed
Lawrence Jensen
Elmer Jacobs
Woodley
J F F Club Meets At Mrs McTavish Home
J F F Club and the nw club were entertained at the home of Mrs H G McTavish on Thursday afternoon A 115 luncheon was served by the hostess and the time spent playing contract bridge Members present were Mesdames Jay Howard R S Knight F J Kennedy Charles Werling L E Crim Dan Howard and the hostess Guests of the club at this meeting were Mrs L M Christensen and Mrs Charles Robinson
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N.w
H. G. McTavish
Mesdames
Jay Howard
R. S. Knight
F. J. Kennedy
Charles Werling
L. E. Crim
Dan Howard
L. M. Christensen
Charles Robinson
Pythian Sisters Schedule Evening Meeting at IOOF Hall
The Pythian Sisters plan their regular meeting in the IOOF hall this Tuesday evening. After the business session, Mrs J Diltz Miss Ruby Hemmingson and Mrs G Hoobler will host refreshments. The entertainment will be provided by the committee in charge.
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Pythian Sisters
IOOF
J. Diltz
Ruby Hemmingson
G. Hoobler
Eastern Star Regular Meeting Notice
The Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00. All members are urged to be present.
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Eastern Star
Social luncheon hosted by Miss Elizabeth Colt
Miss Elizabeth Colt acted as hostess Saturday afternoon for a one o clock luncheon with a cordial group of friends. The guest list included Mrs. N. E. De money, Miss Berna Hanson, Miss Margaret Meyers, Miss Margaret Maniece, Miss Catherine Malone, Miss Frances Smith, Mrs. La Vera Cresap, Miss Helen Miller, Miss Wilma Gronstal, Miss Mil dred Martin, Miss Bessie Mewhir ter and Miss Bernice Martin.
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Elizabeth Colt
N. E. Demoney
Berna Hanson
Margaret Meyers
Margaret Maniece
Catherine Malone
Frances Smith
LaVera Cresap
Helen Miller
Wilma Gronstal
Mildred Martin
Bessie Mewhirter
Bernice Martin
Auxiliary Luncheon and Sewing Plan at Legion Club
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a one o clock luncheon Wednesday in the Legion club rooms. Members will bring dishes for a covered dish meal and sew carpet rags while listening to a WOI radio address by the past state president. Also noted are travels of Mrs. Oscar Hanson and Verl McDonough to Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsey to Minneapolis due to W. E. Lohr illness.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
WOI
Oscar Hanson
What's in a Can of Salmon Betty Crocker Guide
Betty Crocker explains Chinook King salmon versus cheaper Chum Kato. Chinook is rich in oil with large flakes and deep red color, while Chum is lighter with more bones. All canned salmon provides fat, minerals, vitamins A D and is a cheap protein. The article urges saving salmon juice for sauces and offers a Salmon Rabbit Supreme recipe with biscuit topping and cheese sauce.
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Alaska
Local society notes from Estherville area events and travels
Ross Clark and his young daughter visited Des Moines for a few days while Miss Lomena Kasa left S and L to work at Clark's cafe. Mrs. A A Crim went to Minneapolis to stay with her daughter Mrs Co K Luikhart. Monavie Sear Apudlan Bt spent the weekend with relatives in Estherville. Mary Waldron recently had appendicitis surgery at Coleman hospital and was sent home Friday. A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born Saturday at Park View Clinic to Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson. Eleanor Smith will spend the winter in Minneapolis with her sister Mrs Charles Campbell after a death in the Campbell family. Mr and Mrs Arthur Yates joined Mr and Mrs John Higgins at Glidden for a neighbor’s funeral then returned to Estherville Monday. C V Kilgore and son Charles went to Minneapolis for a Hall Hardware Co convention. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Gus Ramsey Monday at Park View Clinic. the Ramseys’ second child and first son. E J Maniece, Grand Chancellor Commander of the Knights of Pythias State of Iowa, went to Ottumwa on order business, Ward has ecarved here. Frank Godfrey, longtime Estherville resident, serious with pneumonia, was moved to St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids after wintering with his daughter Mrs Gilbert Voorhies in Marion near Cedar Rapids.
Local Couple Pairs Listed in Area Notices
The notice lists several engagements and pairs: Floyd V. Johnson, 24, of Dunnell, with Luella M. Cox, 18, of Alpha, on Feb. 3. On Feb. 4, Paul Polzin, 21, of Mankato, Minn., with LaJrie B. McComb, 21, of Mankato. On Feb. 6, Russell R. Weedman, Revere, Minn., with Marcella Schmelling, 18, Windom, Minn. Also Feb. 6, Albert F. Kimpton, 22, of Mankato, with Dorothy June Hennegar, 18, of Mankato.
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Floyd V. Johnson
Dunnell and
Luella M. Cox
Alpha
Paul Polzin
Mankato
Minn
LaJrie B. McComb
Russell R. Weedman
Revere
Marcella Schmelling
Windom
Albert F. Kimpton
Dorothy June Hennegar
Valentine Luncheon Menu Idea with Heart Shapes
Aimed at St Valentine receptions the feature suggests broiled loin lamb chops arranged in the style shown. Garnishes include peach halves topped with heart cranberry jelly and heart shaped hot biscuits to reinforce the holiday motif. The article outlines simple steps for broiling lamb chops using a modern method.
Grand Theatre Show Promises Double Feature Night
Grand Theatre patrons face a bargain night with a double feature. Ingrid Bergman and Leslie Howard star in Intermezzo A Love Story while Warren William and Joan Perry headline The Lone Wolf Strikes. Howard explains his soft collar choice on set as the films entertain with romance and thrills.
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Grand Theatre
Leslie Howard
Ingrid Bergman
David Selznick
Warren William
Joan Perry
Theater and Screen
Bond Street
David O. Selznick
Fritz Kreisler
Pascha Heifetz
Michael Lanyard
William
Lone Wolf
Eric Blore
Miss Perry
Lone Wolge
Astrid Allwyn
Robert Wilcox
Alan Baxter
Montague Love
Night Driving Dangers Highlight Need for Better Lighting
Winter daylight shortage forces earlier use of headlights. Auto fatalities at night rose 54.5 percent from 1930 to 1987, while daytime deaths fell 5.4 percent. The message urges greater alertness and courtesy on night roads and calls for rapid installation of improved highway lighting to address the rising night crash problem.
War Mothers rename to Service Star Legion in meeting
In Estherville last week the War Mothers voted to change their name to the Service Star Legion to align with the national organization. A Thursday Music Club has formed with Miss Marie Harker as president. Anamosa’s Mrs. Chas Gould to teach high school normal training. Evangeline to be shown at Grand Theatre for Americanization benefit February 17. Fifty local girls to perform in the Dances of the Nations. Armstrong schools closed Monday due to grippe. Mrs. James Rainey learns of her sister Jeanette Ralston’s Chicago marriage to Forrest Ralston of Shenandoah. City council raises city firemen pay. Alarms pay $2. over one hour adds $1 per hour.
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Service Star Legion
Estherville
Marie Harker
Chas. Gould
Anamosa
Grand Theatre
Armstrong
Grippe
James Rainey
Jeanette Ralston
Chicago
Forrest Ralston
Shenandoah
Zieman to Build Five Thousand Dollar Residence
Excerpts from the 1910 Vindicator note Mrs G Zieman has purchased the Espeset property east of the Free Baptist church on Des Moines street and will construct a residence estimated at five to six thousand dollars. Eyes at local market priced per dozen. A plate shower honors Miss Inez Mitchell, a near future bride, with twelve guests invited last Saturday. The Vindicator moves to new offices in the Masonic block this week. Mrs W C Carpenter and children of Cedar Rapids visited Editor Frank Carpenter and his mother over Sunday. Miss Blanche Johnston and Mrs G A Skewis hosted a plate shower for Miss Addie Dyke ahead of her wedding on Lith...
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the Vindicator and Republican
Inez Mitchell
Masonic Block
W. C. Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Frank Carpenter
Blanche Johnston
G. A. Skewis
Addie Dyke
Bust visitor at Bode last week sparks family chatter
A fragmentary note mentions a visitor linked to a family with ties to southern Alberts and Chias, noting Knut Grenatal among names, with unclear details about the event at Bode last week.
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Alberts
Chias
Barth
Knut Grenatal
Bode
Do You Cultivate Your Family Tree In America
Mary Margaret McBride writes in Cosmopolitan about how genealogists profit from tracing ancestry and offering coats of arms. She notes the lure of patriotic societies and the snobbery tied to family lists while admitting some curiosity about historic roots.
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America
Jones
Mary Margaret McBride
Boston
Cos
Mopolitan Magazine
Miss Mcbride
Miss Bride
Polly Hawkins Craig
Anary
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