Wedding Announcement for Miss Florence West and Louis Lemaster
At a George West home party the approaching marriage of Miss Florence West to Louis Lemaster of Ringsted was announced. The ceremony will be held Saturday evening March 2 at the Methodist church. A two course luncheon followed with yellow and white decorations. parasol message concealed the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George West
Florence West
Louis Lemaster
Ringsted
Methodist Church
Dorothy Nourse
Lucille Schenck
Wayne Huntsinger
R. L. Caldwell
Gertrude Rasmussen
Stanley Larson
Fern Carlson
Mary Kruse
Ruth Maniece
Evan Higgins
Marion Orvis
Vermaine Sidles
Helen Martinson
Crescent Club Families Social Event Report
Crescent Country Club members and families held a party at city hall on Friday evening. After a 7 30 covered dish supper, the gathering featured informal games and cards with multiple couples and their children listed as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Country Club
City Hall
Arthur Yates
J. H. Cramer
H. H. Hansen
Wilson Moore
Lee Eveleth
Harry Jones
Roy Mitts
Emma Clements
Charles Higgins
John Higgins
Wm. Clark
Reed
George Frank
Walter Swanson
Bert Swanson
Harry Bauman
Past Noble Grands entertained by Mrs Schryver hosts
Mrs E J Schryver assisted by Mrs Lawrence Jones entertained the Past Noble Grands at her home on Friday evening. After routine business the guests enjoyed social time, with a long list of attendees including Miss Geraldine Buckley and many named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Schryver
Lawrence Jones
Geraldine Buckley
Chas. Anderson
Gilbert Amdahl
John Weir
Lester Mason
Lena Sandren
Wm. Dickinson
Clarence Kurtz
Frank Ellwanger
Roy Bassett
Clara Frizzell
Chas. Rosenberger
Bessie Hollenbeck
Chris Jensen
Jones
Schryver
Gray Jr hosts bridge club evening at his home
Mr and Mrs P G Gray Jr will host their evening bridge club Tuesday after dinner. Members include Mr and Mrs Herman Jensen, Mr and Mrs Delbert Hinsch, Mr and Mrs John Rhodes, Mr and Mrs F E Rosendahl, Dr and Mrs J B Osher and Mr and Mrs Gray. Detlef Holm disease condition from hospital note shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Gray Jr
Herman Jensen
Delbert Hinsch
John Rhodes
F. E. Rosendahl
J. B. Osher
Gray
Party Honors C Bixbys 25th Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles Bixby were guests of honor at a 7 PM dinner at the C L Mulock home for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The event also honored Mr and Mrs Robert Klema and Mr and Mrs A R Markley with a surprise party and a read poem by Mrs George Kibbee. Guests included H M Ireland Shirley and Orian Bixby, Leonard Roberts, Arthur Beatty and the Mulocks with moving pictures shown after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bixby
C. L. Mulock
Bixby
Robert Klema
A. R. Markley
Klema
Markley
H. M. Ireland
Shirley
Orian
Kibbee
Leonard Roberts
Arthur Beatty
Mulock
Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary Party at Spirit Lake
Mr and Mrs E J Beatty were surprised by relatives Saturday evening in celebration of their eighteenth anniversary. Five hundred prizes went to Mrs Arthur Beatty and Cecil Riggs, low prize to Eugene Beatty. Lunch followed. Attending were Estherville residents including Ingvall, Betty, Riggs families, Naomi Harker and Ed Arthur. The Beattys received a gift in remembrance, Spirit Lake Beacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Beatty
Beatty
Arthur Beatty
Cecil Riggs
Eugene Beatty
Dave Ingvall
Arthur Betty
Dorothy
Doris
Genevieve Riggs
Estherville
C. W. Beatty
Lester
Naomi Harker
Ed Arthur
Spirit Lake Beacon
Checkers Tourney Draws Players to Cedar Rapids
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bixby of Estherville and Mr. and Mrs. Al Graettinger of Graettinger travel to Cedar Rapids for a state checkers tournament at the YMCA. The double knockout event began Monday at 10:00 a.m. with cash prizes for winners, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids checker club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bixby
Estherville
al Graettinger
Graettinger
Cedar Rapids
YMCA
Cedar Rapids Checker Club
Wa-Tan-Ye Dinner at Kaltvedts Farm Home
The Wa-Tan-Ye will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening meeting at the city library at 6 30 p m. Guests will drive to Mrs Sadie Kaltvedts farm home for a chicken dinner. Members must inform the committee by Tuesday if attending or not. Committee in charge is Miss Ethel Townsend and Miss Regina Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kaltvedts
Ethel Townsend
Regina Hill
Lenten Luncheon Held by Episcopal Ladies Guild
The Episcopal Ladies Guild held a Lenten luncheon at Mrs. L. E. Stockdale’s home on Saturday to raise funds for church use during the Lenten season. About forty guests attended, with Mrs. Stockdale assisted by Mrs. J. E. Stockdale, Mrs. H. G. McTavish, Mrs. Irving Ellerston, Mrs. Wm. Bale, Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. William Schloeman, and Miss Mary Katherine McTavish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Ladies Guild
L. E. Stockdale
Stockdale
J. E. Stockdale
H. G. McTavish
Irving Ellerston
Wm. Bale
George Thompson
William Schloeman
Mary Katherine McTavish
Mrs. Lawrence Silverberg Hosts Afternoon Bridge Club
Mrs. Lawrence Silverberg will entertain her afternoon bridge club at her home Thursday with a 1:30 dessert luncheon and contract bridge at three tables. Members include Mrs. Donald Hansen, Mrs. Hubert Schrodt, Mrs. Harold Moklestad, Mrs. Lloyd Hogan, Mrs. J. M. Fredericksen, Mrs. Wm. Schloe man, Mrs. George Brunskill, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. James McGrath, Mrs. Joe Durham, Mrs. Floyd Gustafson, and Mrs. Silverberg. A weekend guest from Minneapolis, Mrs. Ira Lucas, formerly Estherville resident Miss Ethel Towsley, will be remembered by local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Silverberg
Donald Hansen
Hubert Schrodt
Harold Moklestad
Lloyd Hogan
J. M. Fredericksen
Wm. Schloe_man
George Brunskill
Woodrow Wilson
James McGrath
Ira Lucas
Minneapolis
Lloyd Stockdale
Lucas
Estherville
Ethel Towsley
Father Kelly Returns to Graettinger After Hospital Stay
Rev. Father Kelly of Graettinger, previously a Mercy hospital patient in Des Moines, resumed duties. He was reported greatly improved and celebrated mass at Graettinger Catholic church recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kelly
Graettinger
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Graeettinger
Graettinger Catholic Church
Variety In Lamb Chops Aid Greatly to Menus
A home economist explains lamb chop versatility for broiling and occasions. Rib and loin chops are common, Frenched chops suit luncheons, shoulder cuts yield Saratoga chops rolled and skewered. Broiling steps include preheating, 12 minutes for one inch thick chops, turning until browned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez S. Willson
Home Economist
Pythian Sisters Supper and Dance Planned
The Pythian Sisters sponsor a supper and dance at the IOOF hall on Thursday evening, February 22. Supper starts at 6:30 and runs until served. Dancing follows with committees for supper decorating serving and more led by chairmen Elmer Russell Lee Eveleth Lawrence Jensen Melvin Warren J H Diltz Don Woodley Ruth Penn Robert Penn Anne Wylder Bessie Hoobler Fern Jackman Carolyn Osmandson Frank Pfaff Jennie Hepp J H Diltz and Wm Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Elmer ‘Russell
Lee Eveleth
Lawrence Jensen
Melvin Warren
J. H. Diltz
Don Woodae
AEBS
Ehmmitter
Don Woodley
Ruth Penn
Robert Penn
Anne Wylder
Bessie Hoobler
Fern Jackman
Carolyn Osmundson
Frank Pfaff
Jennie Hepp
Wm. Clark
Legion Social Evening Includes Bridge and Bingo Fun
Thirty five members of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary enjoyed a social evening in the Legion club rooms. Bridge and Bingo provided entertainment with high score prizes going to Mrs. R. R. Tillae for Bingo and Mrs. Guy Tibbetts and Art Williamson for bridge. Washington's birthday decorations adorned tables and rooms, and a lunch was served by several members at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
R. R. Tillae
Guy Tibbetts
Art Williamson
Washington
Wm. St. Clair
Lawrence Jensen
G. D
Evening Pot-Luck at Clark Home Hosts List
Friends of Misses Pearl and Bernice Clark enjoyed a Thursday pot-luck at the Clark home served at 7:00. Guests included Miss Clara Kennedy Miss Henrietta Miller Miss Lois Inman Miss Gertrude Mohr Mrs. W. H. Hunt and the hostesses. Sylvia Hovick, Perry Iowa, visited. Fort Dodge visitors Laverne Heyer and daughter stayed with J. H. Diltz family. Frank Godfrey in Cedar Rapids hospital convalesces from pneumonia. James Burns and family called home as father's health declined. Burns Jr. family of Algona spent Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Pearl
Bernice Clark
Clark
Clara Kennedy
Henrietta Miller
Lois Inman
Gertrude Mohr
W. H. Hunt
Laverne Heyer
Fort Dodge
J. H. Diltz
Gladys Bringley
Ralph Callahan
Battle Creek
Mich
Ben Amelsberg
Glendale
Calif
Estherville
James Burns
Homer Herwig
Cedar Rapids
Burns
James Burns Jr
Algona
E. H. Rederls
Kathie
Herman Jensen
Local notes and visits around Estherville society
Mrs. Kenneth Ankrum has returned home improved from pneumonia at Coleman hospital. Families and guests gathered in Britt and Sioux City for sales meetings and visits. Births, illnesses, and travel highlight a busy week with many relatives seen in Estherville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ankrum
Coleman Hospital
Legion elects officers for coming year in 1920
The American Legion elected Commander Selby Brams Vice commander Clarence Ford Adjutant FE M Brenneman Treasurer Ralph Miller Historian W E Deming Chaplin Rev Hock for the year ahead. Also notes marriages births elections business moves and a new bank charter in Dunell Minn with other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
American Legion
Selby Brams
Clarence Ford
FE. M. Brenneman
Ralph Miller
W. E. Deming
Chaplin
Hock
Julia BE
Nellie) Morrissey
Roscoe R. Tillae
St. Patrick’s Parsonage
Jennie Miller
Ben Nelson
Wallingford
Oehrlein
East Walnut Street
Ethel Holman
Rexall Drug Store
Jesse Cox
Fred Albertson
Art Erickson
Art Fiancker
Dr. Clinite
P. C. Roth
Dunnell
Minn
Not Guilty In Grover Fire Case At 1910 Trial
Ed Miller was found not guilty of setting fire to his Grover store after a six hour jury deliberation. The item lists assorted 1910 notices including marriage licenses for Herschel Stewart and Wallie Brant, Lars Villanger and Jennie Larsen, Arthur Markley and Addie Dyke, along with other local life events and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Ed Miller
Grover
Heffelfinger
Herschel A. Stewart
Dickinson County
Wallie E. Brant
Jack Creek Township
Lars Villanger
Lyle,Minn
Jennie M. Larsen
Arthur Markley
Addie E. Dyke
Estherville
Henry Riley
J. W. Ghoslin
Chicago
Spencer Cox
Edna Fritz
St. James
Minn
Alice Stinson
Iowa City
Ed Nourse
Spokane
Wash
C. W. Isgrig
Anna Angerson
Justice
K. P. Lodge
Spirit Lake
Estherville Plans New Post Office and Short Course
The notice outlines a government post office project for Estherville with bids due by March 10, 1910. It also reports the first annual short course in agriculture and domestic science held February 21 to 26 with instructors Holden Bliss Charlton EB Bryant presiding and Horswell as secretary. A highway safety patrol chief notes that a careless pedestrian is as guilty as a careless driver in causing accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Holden
Bliss
C. A. Knee
Highway Safety Patrol
Juke Box Fame Buoyed Band Careers Across the Nation
Bands rise and fade with juke box hits as scenes of teen nickel crowds drive fame. Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, and others credit studio records and box play for national reach. The $260 million business hinges on 500000 machines in small spots nationwide guiding tastes and careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kilgallen
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Glenn Miller
Renee Beestwive
Friendship requires care to endure and avoid pitfalls
Raymond G. Fuller argues in Cosmopolitan that friendship must be nurtured with thought and restraint. Avoid the martyr role, possessiveness, and persistent jealousy which ruin companionships and risk turning platonic ties into romance unsafely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Fuller
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Fuller
Admonitions From Mary Baker Eddy on Living Better
A compact quotation from Mary Baker Eddy urges action today for collective improvement. It emphasizes striving for long suffering faithfulness and charity toward all, and adds the virtue of silent restraint when it can replace censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
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Miss West
Lake Park
Alan Krieger
Richard Diebner
Margaret West
Story City
Anne Schaper
Margaret Maniece
Gadys DeVoss
Evelyn Ellis
Elizabeth West
Ames
Jamesway
Crescent Club
Bridge Club
Detlef Holm
Riornl-Paviere Ar Ne Conia Eospital
American Magazine
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Capper’s Farmer Child Life
Christian Hereld
Collier's Column Review
Etude Music Magazine
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
Flower Grower Fact Digest
Home Arts
Needlecraft Household
Liberty Magazine
McCall's Open Road
Pathfinder
Physical Culture
Popular Mechanics
Redbook Magazine
Romantic Story Science and Discovery Screens
Silver Screen
Sports Afield
Successful Farming
True Romances
True Story
Woman's World
Weean Ean
Iowa
C. Bixby
Checker
Kaltvedts
Ladies Guild
Legion and Auxiliary
Clark Sisters
Sylvia Hovick
Perry
Frank Godfrey
Elmer Jackson
C. P. Mauck
Lonzo Smith
Britt
Roy Ridley
J. A. Zimmerman
Ruby Hemmingson
Harold Marriott
Sioux City
Frigidaire Company
H. O. Gilge
Maurice Knutson
Virginia Sheets of
Red Oak
Mrs. H. M. Knutson
Roy Hood
Park View Clinic
P. G. Gray
Alice
Kansas City
Holden, Mo
Jeanne Hayden
Michigan City
Ind
J. F. Marsell
William Robinson
Chas, Robinson
Drake School of Pharmacy
Deg Moines
Marie
Maxine Johnson
Florence Dogley
Beth Bringle
Sioux Falls
Dak
Marie Johnson
Tone Home
Maxine
Sam Welde
J. M. Cummings
Spencer
B. J. Klein
South
Texas
Mexico
Mr. Cummings
Rexall
Carl Moser
Moser
Walgreen
G. T. Tosten
FORD
Henaman Motor Company
First Ave
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