Mrs Ramsey Honored At Post Nuptial Events
Mrs Frank Ramsey after her Sioux Falls marriage on January twenty eight was honored through three postnuptial gatherings. Hosts, guests and gifts highlighted the weekend affairs, including a walnut coffee table and recipe book at a Saturday card party and a Woolworth workers’ gift spread. Attendees and organizers spanned numerous local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Frank Ramsey
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ellen Mary Lohr
Geo. Howe
Fred Ehlers
Johnston
Melvin Peterson
Frances Manthey
Wm. S. Johnson
Chas. Willey
Fred Gates
M. C. Peterson
Geo. Case
Knights Find Snow Hard to Negotiate
A Lake Park lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias led to a difficult return as five cars tried to leave, three abandoned in snowdrifts. Two carried the group back to the Lake Park lodge, where they socialized and played cards until daylight. Local and grand lodge officers attended, eight received degrees, and another session is planned for February 16 with high attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lake Park
Lake Park Lodge
Estherville
L. M. Jensen
Ora Brown
Eldon Weber
Don Woodley
Don Warren
Robert Bevan
W. A. Schultz
Wm. Clark
R. N. Rousseau
Harold Reed
Dick Williams
Floyd Coon
Frank Eiden
J. C. Lilley
Jess Cox
Lee Eveleth
Glen Crook
O. J. Spande
Maurice Salyers
Phil Dietz
Walcott
Ed Maniece
Wa-tan-ye hears interesting talk on nature studies
Members of the Wa-tan-ye business and professional women's club heard Mrs. B. U. Walden discuss the esthetic value of studying nature with a focus on trees at Gardston hotel. About 20 members attended after the six thirty dinner, including Fern Jackman Mary Maus Edith Bass Gladys Bringle Genevieve Whaley Eva Chaloupka Vera Heyer and others. Peterson and Rokusek led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-tan-ye Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gardston Hotel
B. UO. Wolden
Wolden
Mason City
Walden
Fern Jackman
Mary Maus
Edith Bass
Gladys Bringle
Genevieve Whaley
Eva Chaloupka
Vera Heyer
Floyd Coon
Mary Peterson
Lucile Peterson
Eleanor Rokusek
Ruby Henaman
Buena Merron
Lois Inman
Cliff Hedrick
Ward Greer
Vermaine Sid
Mrs Wertz Hosts Stitch Club Meeting for Quilt Work
The Stitch Club met at Mrs. Mima Wertz's home on Thursday evening. After a 6:30 dinner, members including Bert Zeimer, Will Watson, Carrie Heneman, Jake Taylor, and others worked on a quilt. Claude Randolph returned to work at K and K Hardware after injuring an ankle last Wednesday moving a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch Club
Mima Wertz
Bert Zeimer
Will Watson
Carrie Heneman
Jake Taylor
Emlet Twite
O. E. Clark
J. A. Weber
Claus Clausen
J. C. Reed
Herman Sorum
Eric Juhl
Claude Randolph
Local Girl to Tour in East
Betty Anne McMillan of Estherville Iowa among Stephens college students invited by Mrs. Roosevelt to Washington for the 16th annual spring tour. The group sails March 2 from Columbus on a special train, attends a White House reception, dances with college students, tours New York, then sails to Miami and Galveston before returning March 15.
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Columbia
Betty Anne McMillan
H. L. McMillan
E. Maple St
Estherville
Iowa
Stephens College
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Betty Anne
Columbus
Washington, D. C
University of Maryland
Georgetown University
American University
Wardman Park
Washington
New York City
Macy’s Department Store
Radio City
Financial District
New York
S. S. Algonquin
Miami
Galveston
Houston
Charleston
S. C
Girl Scouts Breakfast Saturday at North Twelfth Street
Oriental patrol of troop No. 3 enjoyed a breakfast with Ruth Bringle at Mrs Ida Jeglum home on North Twelfth street. Girls exchanged valentines played games and worked on second class tests. Present were Janice Manzies Alice Bell Nasby Ellen Conway Ruth Bringle Miss Mary Louise Peterson lieutenant Miss Gertrude Mohr captain Miss Francis Smith guest. Mrs Agnes Kenney ill at home and unable to attend at Brown store where she works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Patrol
Girl Scout Troop No. 3
Ruth Bringle
Mrs. Ida Jeglum
North Twelfth Street
Janice Manzies
Alice Bell Nasby
Ellen Conway
Mary Louise Peterson
Gertrude Mohr
Francis Smith
Brentwood by Grace Livingston Hill
Marjorie Wetherill inherits a letter revealing she has a twin sister Dorothy Gray, an adoptee saved by funds from their late foster parents. With a fortune of her own, she weighs reuniting with her birth family while Evan Hower urges caution and proposes marriage as she contemplates her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wetherill
Dorothy Gray
Evan Hower
Silent Resolve Ends Night’s Quiet Tension
Marjorie faces a tense night as she rejects immediate love and vows to confront her past. A steadfast friend offers support while urging her not to seek her people. Morning brings a resolve to address the matter at once, disrupting quiet plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Evan
Replica of Her Self Meets Stranger in City
A weary traveler travels to a bleak city seeking a new life. She arrives at a shabby row of brick houses, feels unsettled by the street, and hesitantly approaches a door where hurried steps and a sharp opening reveal a startling encounter with a precise replica of herself.
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Ibly
Aga
Ain
Tau
Ashe
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Woolworth
W. E. Lohr
Jane Willey
Frances Hageman
Ray Rasmussen
Helen Walz
Arlene Lakin
Martina Peterson
Martha Robinson
Marguerite Holmes
Harvey Cox
Susie Burns
Janet Shalburg
Frank Sullivan
Reed
Jas. Ramsey
A. Egeland
Nelsine Nasby
Josephine Nasby
Chas. Heinrich
Guy Ramsey
Margaret
J. F. Ramsey
Isabelle Ramsey
Stillman
Roy. Hood
Lavon Hood
Christine Nasby
N. Wymer
B. H. Brackett
Frances Benefit
C. P. Mauck
Mrs. Wertz
Girl Scouts
Agnes Kenney
Brown Store
General
H. Johnson
Anata
Brentwood
Grace Livingston Hill
Synepsis
Teserved
Studebaker
Yosemite Run
Amerwa
Dent Eight
American Automobile Association
Scrum Sales and Service
First Avenue
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