Social Items 2 and 8 Highlight Private Gatherings
Mrs N M Voiding hosted a 1 30 dessert luncheon Friday with a social hour and auction bridge at two tables. Attendees included Mrs Con Alt Mrs Oscar Sillge Mrs Charles Lewis Mrs George Lyman and others. Mr and Mrs John Greig hosted a Tuesday dinner with eighteen guests and bridge afterward.
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N. M. Voiding
Con Alt
Oscar Sillge
Charles Lewis
George Lyman
Claude Willey
J. H. MeiXay
William McArdle
Wesley Dunham
Jay Duni
Local clubs host meetings and social gatherings across Emmet county
The Miss Buckley hosted Rebekah lodge gathering at Mrs. L L Jones home with Geraldine Buckley assisting. K K K club members of Estherville planned a round robin letter after reading club letters. A birthday dinner honored Mrs M E Headley of Dunnell for her son E Headley with guests including Silcox and Fuss. East band of Christian church Ald met for a regular program and luncheon. Frances Long and Harold Reed hosted a seven o'clock dinner party for eight with a bridge game and prizes. Civic Current Topic group discussed Creating Public Opinion at Mrs Hi Greig's. A tea at the Moser home for twenty four featured contract bridge and prizes. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary hosted a joint bridge party with eleven tables and multiple prize winners. The list of visits includes Mrs A J Reed and Arthur Tott, Mrs Paul Laidley and Charles Stewart, and many local residents attending social events and church activities. Roadside updates note sports results, school absences, and community meetings across Emmet county communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Long
Harold Reed
Olcock
Reed Home
Cleo Hamilton
Dorothy Olson
Ruby Hemmingston
Priscilla Booth
Leland Case
Maybelle Harris
The
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
City Hall
A. J. Reed
Arthur Tott
Paul Laidley
Charles Stewart
Harry Jones
Charles Jones
Ralph McKay
C. W. Brink
Fay Bryan
Carl Skog
Lewis Salyers
Fred Sternberg Jr
R. Tillea
J. H. Cramer
Eastern Star officers honor Laura Lentz at luncheon
Mrs Ella M Jones hosted Eastern Star officers and guests at Ralphs Cafe for a three course luncheon honoring Mason City district instructor Laura E Lentz. Attendees included Mrs Lentz and many chapter members with corsages and Valentine decor. Other society items note Vera Mundens birthday party and a Railway Conductors auxiliary meeting with fashion notes at Christensen's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Jones
Eastern Star Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Ralph's Cafe
Laura E. Lentz
Mason City
Lentz
G. H. Morse
Henry Mahlum
Owen Morton
William McAardle
B. H. Brackett
J. S. Hilliard
Thompson
Mary Shelton
John Greig
N. H. McKerral
Harry Simpson
Guy Noel
Adelaide Nichols
Elizabeth Coll
W. W. Wilson
Charles Keeler
B. Twetten
Lou Wanamaker
Clarence Lewis
Hugh McTavish
Hortense Smith
Lucy Bale
Irving Ellerston
Margaret Moulds
Terris Club Fetes Birthdays and Welcomes Members
The Loyal Friends' club of Terris Iowa met February 14 1934 at Julius Cook home with about fifty attendees. Birthday celebrations for Mrs Henry Wilcox and Julius Cook included cakes and showers. Catherine Horan received gifts at a miscellaneous shower. Two new members Mrs Earl Jackson and Catherine Horan joined. Members played cards and bridge. next meeting set for the first Wednesday in March with Mrs Minor Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terris
Iowa
Loyal Friends’ Club
Julius Cook
Henry Wilcox
Catherine Horan
Minor Blum
Terraplane debut from Hudson at Woodling Garage
Hudson Motor Car company unveils the Terraplane a new unit-engineered automobile on display at Woodling Garage. The car promises high power to weight ratio ruggedness and economy with styling that blends steel sculpture and modern color reflecting its performance driven design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Motor Car Company
Woodling
Hudson
Hudson Motor Company
Estherville Social Notes Reflect Local Moves and Illness
Boen visits Esther Davidson in Estherville from Spirit Lake. Mrs. Longman is seriously ill at home. Mrs. Diltz returned from Dows after visiting her father George Bailey. Miss Porter returns from Des Moines after beauty culture study. Mouritsens and daughter depart for Milwaukee for a week. Birth announced of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George at their farm. Worthingtons in Mason City on business. Robert Noel becomes clerk at Heyer Sidles market. Mrs. Herman Jensen resigns from bank to work for Golden Sun Milling. Mrs. Woodling visits Storm Lake then plans return. Jensen at Golden Sun Milling ill at home. Salyers travels to Storm Lake for business. Keelers rent Olson property on East Lincoln and move in. Hallecks return from Albert Lea. Richardson and Rogers visit Milford relatives. Heidkes return from Des Moines. L. L. Binghams host Gregg clan en route west. Laveride family returns from Manning after funeral of Esther Kvanne. Esther Kvanne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kvanne killed in an auto crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. H. Laveride
Imogene
Arnold
Toris Fossel
Manning
Esther Kvanne
Kvanne
John Kvanne
Saveride
Farm Bureau Men Meet Thursday Evening at Superior
Farm Bureau members from Richland and Superior townships met Thursday evening in the Superior school auditorium. Musical numbers were by Misses Charlotte Zerfoss and Irma McMullen. A skit by Mrs. Welty summarized Farm Bureau convention reports. Basket lunch followed. basket proceeds fund a Victrola purchase for community events and music programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Farm Bureau
Richland
Superior Townships
Superior School
Charlotte Zerfoss
Irma McMullen
Welty
Death of D M Van Nest in Arizona prompts funeral plans
Mrs Homer Judd learned today of the death of her uncle D M Van Nest in Arizona after a short illness. He died during his winter visit there. The Judds will travel to Town City for the funeral. Also reports of W J Tims recovering from a toe infection and a Buckley home roof fire caused by a defective chimney. Local visits include Mason City and Spirit Lake residents attending lodge meetings. Edna Sabo started work at attorney William S Johnston’s office replacing Mrs Bevard. A joke about a schoolboy who once recited The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck. Spring hats now at Christensen’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Judd
D. M. van Nest
Arizona
van Nest
Edna Sabo
William S. Johnston
Francis Bevard
Quiet Term Court Closes Saturday in Estherville
Estherville's quiet term of court ends Saturday as Judge George A. Heald retires to Spencer. Heald sentenced Martin Wold and John Murphy to 30 days each in the county jail for petty larceny after Murphy was tried on a separate charge. Murphy was found guilty after over four hours of deliberation. Divorce action of Arthur Shuttleworth and Alma Shuttleworth was dismissed by Judge Heald upon agreement of both parties with Morse and Johnston serving as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
George A. Head
Spencer
George A. Heald
Martin Wold
John Murphy
Wold
Heald
Murphy
Arthur Shuttleworth
Alma Shuttleworth
J. W. Morse
Wm. 8. Johnston
Notice of the appointment of administratrix
State of Iowa Emmet County announces Nellie M. Roes appointed administratrix of A. A. Crim deceased. Creditors must promptly pay and claimants file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated February 14 1934. By William S Johnston attorney. IRWIN C NICHOLS Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowan
Emmet County
A. A. Crim
Emmet
Irwin C. Nichols
District Court
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Vindicator
Betherville
Towa
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Nichols
Oak Hill
Teenie Weenie
Thousand Island
Murdock
Sorensen
Miss Buckley
Rebekah Lodge
L. L. Jones
Geraldine Buckley
L. L. Bingham
Bingham
George Gruwell
H. O. Sillge
W. E. Bradley
M .E. Headley
Dunnell
E. Headey
Jessie Fuss
Pred Silcox
E. C. Headley
Donna Mae Woods
Dunnel
Marion Silcox
Christian Church
Christian Church Ald
M. A. Lowe
George Lucas
Edith Steenhausen
Woman's Club
Hi & Greig
Robert Knight
Ike Rogers
Carl Moser
R. L. Richardson
Moser
B. F. Hanson
George Anderson
Frank Leopold
Charles
Walter Schultz
Helen Miller
Belmond
L. L. Levell
J. Heidecer
Wallingford
M. F. Higgins
Pauline Miller
John Tweedt
Dollver
Geo. Lee
Humboldt
Ole Lilland
Howard O'Brien
Armstrong
Evelyn Ellis
Henry Neppl
Sylvia Litland
D. A. Bagan
Lorene
Myrtle
Mack Ellis
Delbert
Everett
Evelyn
Paul Hyer
Ellsworth
Point Farm Bureau
A. M. Weinberg
Everett Logue
Hugo Jackson
Lyle of
Frank Wells
Letha
Lyle Jackman
O. E
Vera Munden
G. H. Munden
Velma
Rachel Johnson
Louise May
Lovella Erickson
Vivian Clark
Doris Loeschen
Vivia
Alverstadt
Erma
Rstadt
Wayne Moore
Marvin Clark
Glenn Martin
Ed Crumblatt
Wayne Hamilton
Andrew Rankin
Forest Lewis
Howard Blom
Carl Munden
Mary Mauss
Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Loeschen
Harriet Halsclaw
Glenna Higgins
Elsie Bouw
Donna Jean Sondrol
Naomi Knepper
Ruth Barrett
Annabel Goldsberry
Lois Whalen
O. R
Christensen's
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Fancy Jeas
A. B. C. Jell
Sunkist Navel Oranges
Jb. Carton
California
Terris Club
Hudson Motor CO
Iowa State
Woodley
Fairbanks-Morse
Woodley’s
Estherville, Towa
Esther Davidson
Spirit Lake
G. A. Longman
J. C. Diltz
Dows
George Bailey
Oriel Porter
Des Moines
Arnold Mouritsen
Dickie
Patricia Ruth
Milwaukee
Wis
David George
A. E. Worthington
Robert Noel
Heyer & Sidles
Herman Jensen
Emmet County State Bank
Golden Sun Milling Company
H. E. Woodling
Storm Lake
I. N. Salyers
Harold Keeler
Olson
East Lincoln Street
Frederickson
A. A. Halleck
Albert Lea
C. R. Richardson
Otto Rogers
Milford
Relatves
Richardson
T. F. DeMuch
Rogers
Geo. Trillinger
W. A. Heidke
Harry
Gregg
Jas
Mr. Gregg
St. Paul, Minn
Carter H. Gregg
Winnipeg
Canada
Swea City
Little Symphony Orchestra
Richard Caldwell
W. J. Tims
Veo
Buckley
J. J. Buckley
V-R
M .C. Peterson
Nettie Ketchum
Iva Youman
Bessie Holenbeck
Spirt Lake
Bert Ditsworth
Donna Lee
Richard
rMs
L. A. Smith
John Hayden
Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
America
the Atlantic Monthly, & Arling
Ton St
Boston
Grand Theatre
Laurel and
Oliver Hardy
Sons of the
Charles Chase
Lucien Littlefield
Dorothy Christie
Edna May Oliver
Edward Everett Horton
Byma Sidney
Fredric
OF Adminstratrix
Nellie M. Roes
Chester White Bred Sons
F. W. LaDox
Clark
Christensen’s
R. I
RED Top Transfer& Storage Co. North
Harry Golla
K. C
Oxydol le Sale
Walter I Baker
Texas
Howard
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