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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1939

Page

2

Honored Prior To Their Departure For Mason City

Mr and Mrs Fred Lyman will be honored at an evening party Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Larson before leaving Sunday for a new home in Mason City. Bridge and refreshments on the agenda with guests including Delbert Hinsch Richard Everds Edmurd Callendar and Parker Bennett among others. Joint hostesses host a luncheon this afternoon at Mrs Lyons home with four women assisting and prizes awarded for bridge scores.

Fred Lyman Mason City Frank Larson Palmer Frettem George Bale Harry Bauman Lester Heyer Earl McDermott

Fine Arts In Charge Of Program At City Hall

Women of the Fine Arts department of the Woman's Club led a Tuesday evening meeting at the city hall auditorium with a light hearted program. Highlights included a baby picture guessing contest won by Mrs Jay Howard and several other prize games won by club members. An impromptu sextette formed by six members performed as entertainment. Event organizers were Mrs Dan Howard, Mrs W H St Clair, Mrs D H Diamond, Miss Alice Gray and Miss Marian Orvis. Refreshments were provided by several members and guests totaled forty five.

Woman's Club City Hall Auditorium Jay Howard Ralph Creger Harold Dickinson M. A. Balkema Ralph French Cha Geo. Tomhave Ernest Smith

February Meeting of Girl Scout Council Sees New Brownie Troop

Regular February meeting of the local Girl Scout Council, held at Mrs J J Bowdish's home with Mrs Bowdish presiding. Eight members attended as reports on committees and 1958 activities were shared. A new Brownie troop of 24 girls was announced, and a silver tea on February 28 at City Hall was announced as a fundraiser.

Girl Scout Council J. J woBl J. Bowdish Bowdish Clyde Sanborn Chas. Holmquist Juliet Howe Odin Wee Leaders Club

Four Hostesses Entertain at Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Gorge Howe Mrs. M C Peterson Mrs Magnus Lundervold and Mrs C E Zeimer will entertain a group of friends at a 1 o clock bridge luncheon tomorrow at the Howe home. Bridge will be played at five tables.

Gorge Howe M. C. Peterson Magnus Lundervold C. E. Zeimer Howe

Catholic Young Peoples Party at Orleans Hotel

Members of the Catholic Young Peoples club will enjoy a party Monday evening at the Orleans Hotel. The evening includes games, dancing, and refreshments. Committee members span hall, refreshment, serving, and kitchen roles with names such as Eugene McNally, Cyril Borman, Douglas Reynolds, Melvin Nepps, Orin McKirchy, Dr. Collins, Ward Penny, Lorietta Swale, Mary Kruse, Margaret Ross, Alvina Goecke, Mary O Rourke, Alice Ulrich, Agnes Goecke, Jean Richardson, Lucille Woods, Rose Ulrich, Mary Evelyn Swale, Irene Smith, Margaret Keifer, Eleanor Rokusek, Rose Anton, Frederick Nissen, Joe Wood, and Gaylord Collins. Mr and Mrs C V Kilgore and son Charles traveled to Minneapolis for Hall Hardware Co convention.

Catholic Young Peoples Club Orleans Hotel Hall Eugene McNally Cyril Borman Douglas Reynolds Melvin Nepps Orin McKirchy Dr. Collins Ward Penny Loretta Swale Mary Kruse Margaret Ross Alvina Goecke Mary O’rourke Alice Ulrich Agnes Goecke Jean Richardson Lucille Woods Rose Ulrich Mary Evelyn Swale Alvina Irene Smith Margaret Keifer Eleanor Rokusek Rose Anton Frederick Nissen Joe Wood Gaylord Collins

Mrs McDonough Honored by Bridge Club Guests

Mrs Veil McDonough was complimented Tuesday evening by bridge club members at Miss Marion McAffee’s home. Two tables played bridge before refreshments, with members including Mrs Mervin Eike Mrs Lew Salyers Miss Marian McAffee Miss Lillian Sunde Mrs M P Reid Miss Roy Hemingson Mrs R S Lee and Mrs Dick Srock.

Veil McDonough Bridge Club Marion McAffee Mervin Eike Lew Salyers Marian McAffee Lillian Sunde M. P. Reid Roy Hemingson R. S. Lee Dick Srock

Odd Fellows Dance Promises Evening of Cards and Music

The Odd Fellows Lodge plans a dance in the IOOF hall with music by May Tums Orchestra of Spirit Lake and refreshments during intermission. Cards will be available for players. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hipple and daughter Mildred visited Monday evening at the Orvie Myers home in Graver.

ODD Fellows Odd Fellows Lodge IOOF Maytums Orchestra Spirit Lake Harvey Hipple Mildred Orvie Myers Graver

Twin Sister Reunion Brings Rich Heiress Home

Marjorie Wetherill, heir to a fortune, discovers she has a twin sister Dorothy Gray after her foster parents die. The sisters meet in a freezing Brooklyn home where hardship exposes pride and hunger. Marjorie offers funds to pay for coal, but the sister resists, insisting they cannot repay.

Marjorie Wetherill Dorothy Gray Evan Bower Marjorie Mother Ted

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Fine Arts V.R Miss Marble Epp Iowa Christian Women’s Missionary Society Church of Christ Miss Epp Richard Jones Catholic Young Peoples Party C. V. Kilgore Charles Minneapolis Kilgore Hall Hardware Co Mrs. McDonough Brentwood By Grace Livingston Hill Moth Mariérie Herald and Examiner
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