Social Farewell Parties for McShane in Ames
Mrs and Mrs Marvin McShane and daughter Marjorie leave for Los Angeles where he will take a new position. They are feted by friends at multiple social gatherings including dinners, club potlucks, church choir gifts, bridge and five hundred games, and a Saint Patrick’s ballroom party with high scores noted. The events include participants such as Mrs Bagan, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Conway, Mrs Beck, Mrs Norby, and many others.
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Marvin McShane
Marjorie
Los Angeles
Calif
McShane
Orleans
St. Patrick’s Church
Robert Torrens
Joe Paul l
Merle Griffith
Mesdames D. A. Bagan
F. J. Kennedy
Ambrose Conway
Will Evans
Loren White
Ed Beck
J. H. Brinkman
J. P. Koster
Ed Liddle
C. M. Wilson
Ed Rost
Ted Opelt
Harvey
Wm. Quinn
Dan Kenney
Merle Landmesser
Tom Schuler
Thiesfeld
Entangled Hearts in Pauline and Barbara's Triangle
Pauline marries Dennis O'Hara hoping lasting happiness. Barbara, Pauline's friend, confesses love for a mystery man, causing strain. A car crash heals Dennis but reveals Barbara's love for him. Barbara returns to New York. Dennis declares love, Barbara hesitates, and a dangerous love triangle unfolds with jealousy and choices.
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Pauline
Dennis O'Hara
Barbara
Dennis
Paulie
New York
Barnet
Dennes
King
Tomorrow Never Comes in Barbara and Dennis Love
Barbara recalls sending away the only man she loves as a letter from Pauline reveals she is pregnant. Dennis pleads to stay, Barbara delays, and Pauline’s happy news casts a new ache as the clock ticks toward a future that may never arrive.
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Barbara
Dennis
Mrs. Mellish
Mellish
Pauline
Barbara Darling
Jerry Barnet
Club luncheon and bridge events at local homes
A. B. club hosted Mrs. A H Davidson for a one o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Wesley Robb present. The Men's Bridge club met at James Rainey’s, playing duplicate contract. Mrs. M. E. Wilson held an evening bridge with four tables and prizes for high, second, and traveling. Mrs. Leon Pratt and Mrs. Art Williamson hosted a Thursday luncheon and afternoon bridge at Mrs. Pratt’s home with prizes won by Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Palmer, and Mrs. Heneman.
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A. B
A. H. Davidson
A. B. Club
Wesley Robb
Town Falls
James Rainey
M. E. Wilson
Jars
Frank Koch
H. O. Sillge
Wesley Dunham
Leon Pratt
Art Williamson
Armament debate at City Hall by League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters holds a regular meeting this Tuesday afternoon at City Hall with a round table discussion on International Relations and Disarmaments. Leaders and members discuss policy implications and civic concerns in a public forum.
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League of Women Voters
Albertsons Host Bridge Club Evening at Home
Mr and Mrs Keith Albertson entertained members of the bridge club at their home Sunday evening A informal supper was served and the group enjoyed an evening at bridge Guests included Mr and Mrs Keith Albertson Mr and Mrs Lyle Kilgore Mr and Mrs Merrit Townsend Mr and Mrs Lester Heyer and Mr and Mrs Leonard Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hill
Eva Sheldon
Marjorie McShane
Miss Osher
Miss McShane
Guess
Ethel Gustafson
Elizabeth Peairs
Harriet Osher
Irene Heyer
Lorene Koster
William Peterson
Keith Albertson
Bridge Club
Bridge
Lyle Kilgore
Merrit Townsend
Lester Heyer
Leonard Carlson
Honor to Newlyweds at Brown Creek Club Party
Honor Newelyweds Mr and Mrs Elmo Bartleman were toasted at a Brown Creek club gathering at Geo Bartleman home Friday night. About eighty guests attended as Rock music played and a mock wedding was staged. A luncheon followed. Mrs Wesley Dunham hosted a ladies cards night Friday with invited guests including Mesdames H O Sillge and A G Metzgar.
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Elmo Bartleman
Brown Creek Club
Geo. Bartleman
Wesley Dunham
Mesdames H. O. Sillge
A. G. Metzgar
Notable deaths and local shifts in Gardston area in 1923
Eairler days report notes the sudden death of Mrs Isabelle Bell the Gardston Hotel cook from heart hemorrhage. James W Ghosin announces candidacy for city treasurer. Local residents Harry Cockburn purchase of John A Olson residence. March 12 school election to fill three year terms on the board with nominees Morse Smith Morse Lambert Keeler. Flora Luella Philips dies while living with daughter near Grover.
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the Vindicator and Republcan
Isabelle Bell
Gardston
James W. Ghosin
Himelf
Harry Cockburn
John A. Olson
North Sixth Street
J. W. Morse
Andrew Smith
G. H. Morse
Harley Lambert
Chas. Keeler
Flora Luella Philips
Williamson
Grover
Local Happenings From Estherville Area
Local brief notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities. Ralphn Hornby remains seriously ill in Birney hospital with nephritis. Several residents move or visit from Gibbons Minn to nearby towns. many attend family or community events and medical visits in Ames Sioux City Lakefield Estherville Spencer and Chicago.
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Ralphn Hornby
Birney Hospital
Birth Notices From Estherville And Surrounding Areas
Jan 30 Beverly Ann Stanberry Rave daughter of Arthur and Velma Stanberry Rave Ringsted. Jan 28 Thomas Lee Conway Mc Cutcheon son of Lee and Lucile Eleanor Conway Mc Cutcheon Estherville. Feb 4 son of Orrin A and Lilian K Fulton Jacobson Estherville. Feb 4 son of Wilbur and Della Sigler Holroyd Graettinger. Jan 24 Bernice June Mik kleson Ferguson daughter of Leonard and Ethel Lucile Mik kleson Ferguson. Dec 31 Paul Wallace Roenberg Desert Huntington son of Ferdinand O and Malinda B Roenberg Desert Huntington. Jan 15 James Parker son of James Parker and Arlene Frances Belding Clark Estherville. ui ob
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Beverly Ann
Arthur
Velma Stanberry Rave
Ringsted
Thomas Lee
Lee
Lucile Eleanor Conway McCutcheon
Estherville
Orrin A
Lilian K. Fulton Jacobson
Wilbur
Della Sigler Holroyd
Paul Wallace
Ferdinand O
Malinda B. Roenberg
Huntington
James Parker
Arlene Frances Belding Clark
Northwestern Bell Earnings Decrease 1932 Report
At year end 1932 Northwestern Bell and the Bell System saw 10 percent fewer telephones than 1931 and 12 percent below the 1930 peak, per the American Telephone and Telegraph annual report just released.
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Bell System
Northwestern Bell Telphone Company
American Telephoe and Telegraph Company
Bell System earnings fall as local calls dip against 1931
Local telephone conversations drop about 5 percent from 1931 while long distance use falls 17 percent from 1931 and 23 percent from 1930, the peak year for long distance. The Bell System reports earnings declines of 63.6 million dollars versus 1931 and a 39 percent return on plant and asset costs.
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Bell System
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A. H. Cub
W. J. Tims
A. H. Club
Ralph's Cafe
Tims
WN. R. Ellsworth
G. H. Raife
Fred Albertson
G. K. Allen
C. F. McWilliams
Roy Brown
R. N. Rousseau
T. N. T. Club
John Greig
Barbara Cornwall
John Osgood
E. W. Kepler
Max Lynn
John Lyman
Margaret Clark
Gertrude Dudley
Dorothy Gruwell
Florence Chambers
Lulu Holcomb
Marie Meyers
Frieda Andresen
Parent-Teachers Association
BUI
Iowa City
WOI
Ames
H. O Silige
Wm. McArdle
Con Alt
Jay Dunham
F. E. Martin
D. 8. Knutsen
McArdle
Geo
Pipestone
Wm. Post
Post
Buseman
Emme Moeller
Mia
Fred Eickers
Merle Moeller
C. E. Zelmer
Wm. Sweet
Mimionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
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Towninngpoliance, EE
Cece
W. H. Dooley
Wm. Swift
W. E. Deming
Chas. Lewis
Geo. Lyman
Swift
Alt
Metsgar
Dunham
Mary el- Yen
Miorence Dooley
L. A
the Order of Railway Conductors
al Misener
Misener
Clara Frizzell
Geo. McCutchson
John Hackett
G. L. Collins
Eairler
V-R
the Vindicator and Republican
Jess Cox
J. 8
Cox
Lewis Olson
Wallingford
Lou Cranston
Recorder’s Office
W. A. Beymer
Chicago
H. C. Brees
Peoria
Ill
E. B. Calendar
Harry Yaw
E. Berlin
Gibbons, Minn
R. B. Strong
Aurora
Will Watson
Mrs. Francis DeLoss
California
Jessie Slevers
Sioux City
Merle Morrison
C. H. Ford
Alice
Arthuir
Lakefield
Roy Goggin
Roland
Howard Elkin
Andrew Graff
North Superior
Mary
Elizabeth Rhodes
Vivian Clark
Elmer Clark
George Howe
Frank Lankin
W. G. Gordon
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Jennie Shear
Parker Dunham
Guy Noel
Robert
J. T. Brown
Brown
Norman Kiffi
Noel
Andrew Sunde
Mace
eNomera Sst
Bayer Aspirin
Ruggists
Ray Bryan
Poland
Farrow
C. J. Houseman
Foshier & Burns
Litchfield
McCormick
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Hayes
Sears Potato
Tom Barron
H. A. Yetter, Prop
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