Miss Louise Saveride and Albert Hoy Wed in Vermillion
Miss Louise Saveride and Albert Hoy married Tuesday afternoon in Vermillion South Dakota the ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage was conducted by Rev Cyrus Saveride the bridal party traveled for a wedding trip to Watertown and other South Dakota cities The bride is the Saveride daughter of local residents a 1933 graduate and the groom son of Watertown residents a Mankato Business College graduate He has managed a Woolworth store for two years and they will reside in Estherville after March 1st
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Louise Saveride
Albert Hoy
Vermillion
South Dakota
Cyrus Saveride
Watertown
Dinner party at Lyle Lastine home
Mr and Mrs Lyle Lastine entertained a group of friends at a dinner Saturday night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edwin Jensen and daughter from Spirit Lake Miss Elaine Smith of Mason City Mr and Mrs Christ Lastine and Everett Lastine and Henry Jensen of Ringsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lyle Lastine
Edwin Jensen
Spirit Lake
Elaine Smith
Mason City
Christ Lastine and
Everett
Ringsted
Henry Jensen
Woman's club host music and poetry program notes
The American Home Department of the Woman's club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Arnold Mouritsen's home. Guest day featured a program on Music and Poetry led by Mrs. Herman Jensen. Highlights included piano solos by Mrs. Delbert Hinsch, a musical reading by Mrs. F. E. Rosendahl, and original poems by Mrs. J. E. Wilson.
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Woman's Club
Arnold Mouritsen
Herman Jensen
Delbert Hinsch
F. E. Rosendahl
J. E. Wilson
Woman's Club Topics Meeting March 8 at Lucas Home
The Civics Current Topics department of the Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon March 8 at 3:00 at Mrs. George Lucas's home 320 North 7th Street. Mrs. Elmer Jackson will lead a lesson on Mexico and Mrs. W. H. Miner will read a topic from the Readers Digest.
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The
Woman's Club
George Lucas
7Th Street
Elmer Jackson
Mexico
W. H. Miner
Townsend Club to Meet Monday Evening at City Hall
A meeting of the Townsend club is set for Monday at 7 30 o clock in the committee room of the city hall. All members and other interested persons are urged to attend.
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Townsend Club
Rock Island Club Meets at City Hall for Friday Meeting
The Rock Island club No two will meet promptly at 2 30 p m Friday afternoon in the city hall. Following the business meeting a social hour will be enjoyed. Mrs Garrett Hoobler attended the Humboldt wedding of Miss Gwendolyn Edge and Max Gibson. Mrs Edge helped at the reception after the ceremony.
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Rock Island Club
Garrett Hoobler
Humboldt
Gwendolyn Edge
That Place
Max Gibson
Fort Dodge
Edge
Wedding of Miss Mary Ann Reddy and Ward Penny
Miss Mary Ann Reddy of Clear Lake and Ward Penny of Fort Dodge were married at St Marys church Spirit Lake in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Francis Penny. Attendants were Dolores Mulhern and Frederick Parsons Jr. The couple's wedding breakfast followed at the M O Baumgardner home in Spirit Lake before a Fort Dodge homecoming.
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Estherville
Spirit Lake
Mary Ann Reddy
Clear Lake
South Dakota
Ward Penny
Fort Dodge
St. Mary’s Church
Francis Penny
Torrington
Wyo
Dolores Mulhern
Frederick Parsons Jr
M. O. Baumgardner
Penny
Surprise party honors Mrs Nichols at Shreck home
Mrs. B B Shreck and Mrs. Lowell Walker hosted a Monday evening surprise party for Mrs. Robert Nichols at the Shreck residence. Guests played auction bridge with Miss Genevieve Whaley high scorer and enjoyed a two course luncheon with pink and blue decorations. Attending were Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Olaf Tweet, Miss Whaley, Mrs. Emlet Twite, Mrs. Elmer Jacobs, Mrs. Gertrude Yepson, Mrs. Leo Partello, Mrs. Chas Nourse, Mrs. Sam Blecker, Miss Dorothy Grimm and the hosts. Absent but sending gifts were Mrs. Floyd Brandt, Mrs. Cloyd Stevens, Mrs. Harry Coffie and Mrs. Wm Kane. The Double X club rescheduled its meeting to next Monday at the Blue Room, Gardston hotel with Bette Hanson and Ruby Haar hosting entertainment and lunch. Stitch club guests of Mrs. R. C. Clark on North Sixth Street sewed after a 6:30 dinner. Mrs. J. O. Reid of Minneapolis attended.
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Robert Nichols
B. B. Shreck
Lowell Walker
Shreck
Genevieve Whaley
Nichols
Olaf Tweet
Miss Whaley
Emlet Twite
Elmer Jacobs
Gertrude Yepson
Leo Partello
Chas. Nourse
Sam Blecker
Dorothy Grimm
Floyd Brandt
Cloyd Stevens
Harry Coffie
Wm. Kane
Double X
Blue Room
Gardston Hotel
Bette Hanson
Ruby Haar
Stitch Club
R. C. Clark
North Sixth Street
J. O. Reid
Minneapolis
Lucky Dozen Hosts Bridge Evening at Hinsch Home
Members of the Lucky Dozen club enjoyed a 6:00 dinner and evening of contract bridge at Hinsch home on Wednesday. Weekend guests included Lyle Lastine and Elaine Smith visiting Schumann in Manson. Mrs. Roy Hoffman and baby from Mason City visited Kiefer and Hoffmans in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Dozen
H. B. Hinsch
Lyle Lastine
Elaine Smith
R. E. Schumann
Manson
Roy Hoffman
Baby
Mason City
J. M. Kiefer
Mr. Hoffman
Mrs
City
Church News Raymond M Olson Pastor Activities Schedule
Divine service next Sunday at 9 30 a m Confirmation class meets Saturday at 1 30 p m at the W I Bryan home Services next Sunday at 2 30 p m Luther League in the evening at 8 o clock Choir rehearsal Friday 8 p m Confirmation class will meet Saturday 9 p m The ladies aid meets Thursday March 6 at 2 30 p m Hostesses named as C L Torreson I G Ness Norman Olson Wayne Bryan Gilford Osher and Ted Nelson An oyster supper served by the men Friday in church parlors from 5 p m Everyone welcome to our services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Ladies Aid
C. L. Torreson
I.G. Ness
Norman Olson
Wayne Bryan
Gilford Osher
Ted Nelson
Young ladies Sodality meet at Mary E Swale home
Monday the young ladies Sodality will meet at the home of Mary E Swale. At the same time the Holy Name Society will gather in the Rectory hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality
Mary E. Swale
Holy Name Society
What to Name Our Social Events in Years to Come
A Britt Tribune reader debates party naming and menus in local society notes. The piece humorously questions distinguishing a tea from a coffee or lemonade event and notes the newspaper will print menus if readers send them in time for press.
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V.R
Britt Tribune
Lang pastor English service and Lent schedule
Otis L. Lang will lead an English service next Sunday at 10 45 a m with Sunday school at 10 00. A Passion service follows Wednesday at 7 30 with sermon Judas the Betrayer. Weekly Lent services every Wednesday invite all. Children's instruction classSaturday at 2 00 in the church basement. Choir rehearsal Wednesday after the service.
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Judas
Lenten and Mission Services At Estherville Lutheran Church
Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor A M Mathre hosts Sunday services at 11 am with guest speaker Rev T J Spande from Kenyon Minn and afternoon 2 30 7 30 sessions. Lenten midweek service Thursday 7 45. Confirmation class Saturday 9 30. Three day mission Friday to Sunday under Northern Town Inner Mission Society. Friday session 2 30 with Is 53 and Friday evening speaker Pastor Raymond Olson. Union State Line Lutheran services Sunday 10 45 with confirmation class Wednesday 2 30. Lenten services Wednesday evening at Henry Gilbert home.
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T. J. Spande
Kenyon Minn
Northern Town Inner Mission Society
Raymond Olson
Union State Line Lutheran
Henry Gilbert
Palm Sunday palms burned and blessed at St Patrick's Parish
Blessed palms from last Palm Sunday are burned then blessed and placed on the foreheads of all Catholics with the reminder of death. Holy Mass opens at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday with devotions each Friday and Sunday at 7:45 p.m. Confessions are heard Saturday at 3:30 5:00 and 7:30 p.m. Classes in Christian doctrine meet Saturdays at 2:30 for grade school children. Next Sunday is Holy Communion day for all children.
VLA Hospital Notes Highlight Weekend Medical Activity
Estherville resident Nylus Allen left Coleman hospital after weekend treatment. A baby girl was born February 21 at Coleman to Mr and Mrs Harlan Francie. Several residents including Lois Boers and Leah Bell Madsen underwent major operations at Coleman. John Olson and Joe Rankin received medical care, while Mrs D V Palmer, 80, returned home after December surgery with transfusions. John Kling and Harold Olmstead visited the area from St Paul.
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Nylus Allen
Estherville
Coleman Hospital
Harlan Francie
Col Eman Hospital
Broadie
West Side
Lois Boers
Milford
M. E. Carnahan
Superior
Clarence Kurtz
Chas, Miller
Spirit Lake
Leah Bell Madsen
Ringsted
John Olson
Joe Rankin
D. V. Palmer
Wallingford
Emmet County Board approves highway project plan
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors on December 18, 1940, approves highway improvements for nine miles linking Primary Road Nos 245 and 246 and directs surveys and plans for construction. The board also transfers 18000 from the Emergency Fund to the County Fund to cover a deficit, subject to State Comptroller approval, and authorizes drainage fund actions and a 2 percent levy for Drainage District No. 28. GLADYS M. BRINGLE, County Auditor.
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Congress of the
United States
Board of Supervisors
Emmet
Iowa
Emmet County
State Highway Commission
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Estherville
Towa
N. O. Osher
Gladys M. Bringle
E. S. Ellerston
E. S. Camden
Ellerston
Camden
Osher
Board.of Supervisors
Bramer County
Gladys. M
Bringle
Court House
N. W
E. J. Ersland
Hattie Osmundsen
Irwin C, Nichols
Clift Fredericksen
E. Huckaba
Marie Sorum
Bette’ Hanson
Arlene
Harding
Gladys M.bringle
Mary L. Mauss
L. X. Brunsvold
Eliza W. F. Welsh
Irwin C. Nichols
Ruth Penn
Ruby~Henaman
County Supervisors Report Emmet County 1940 Assets and Bonds
Emmet County Iowa boards report cash totals, deposits, and assets as of December 31 1940 with detailed balances in Emmet County State Bank and other banks. Board approves bonds for county officers and pays maintenance and instruction expenses. Proceedings show transfers and warrants authority, adjournment, and next meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
County Board of Social Welfare
H. B. Sturtevant
Armstrong
Williard Schildknecht
Estherville
Iowa
J. E. Wegs
Towa
Rgular
F. 'S. Camden
E. S. 'Efferston
iKenneth Harding
Ellerston
Harding
E. S
Camden
Board of-Supervisors
Recorder's
Treas
Emmet County State Bank
State Bank
Towa Trust & Savings Bank
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
First Trust &Savings Bar
Board of Supervisors
K. J. Ersland
Emmet County Farm Bureau hires staff and approves claims
The Emmet County Farm Bureau considers hiring and compensation for county engineer and assistant engineer for 1981 with stated hourly rates. A motion passes naming Neal Ellerston and J. aH as officials, while several claims are approved after audit.
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Emmet County Farm Bureau
L .L. Bog
Ibai
Neil K. Browned
Neal Ellerston
J. Ah
B. Vottenbarah
Fmatton
Anton ‘Nebon Antiees
Denmark
wiWwate
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C.I.T
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Double X Club
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Mrs. Hinsch
Kerenson
Mip
Church News
Immanuel Lutheran
Raymond M. Olson
Divine Service
W. I. Bryan
W .Dy. Wallingford Lutheran
A. K. Gaard
Otis L. Lang
Pastor
W.r.estherville Lutheran
L. A. Mathre
ST. Patrick’s Parish
J. J. Keane
VLA. Hospital
V.R.—_—_ John Kling and
Harold Olmstead
St. Paul, Minn
H. C. Olmstead Home
BE. S. Camden
E. N. Ellerston
Eva Johnson
E. I. Ellerston
Golden Sun Milling Co
Tiese
the. Hedman Co
Jenkins-Fergemann Co
iFidlar & Chambers Co
W. Holley & Sons Co
Holley ‘School Supply Co
Vetessone
W.holley & Sons Co
Loose Leaf Co
Lo-Well Pencil Co
Mason Publishing Co
Rand. McNally Co
Estherville Enterprise
Estherville Daily News
Vindicator & Republican
Guy’ Pangborn
Guy Pangborn
American Surety Co
Prem
Bell Telephone Co
W. Bell Telephone Co
Central States'Electric Co
G. L
H .Karr
Atenog
Fapher
Hy. Welch
Printing Co
Joe Aalborg
Tony ‘Berven
Bryantlabor
AsiBygy
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