Odd Fellows and Rebekahs install new officers tonight
137 officers and members met in regular session at the I O O F hall to install the newly elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Roy Bassett deputy president of the Rebekahs and Gilbert Amdahl deputy grand master of the Odd Fellows presided with a large turnout. Refreshments followed and seating was provided by several members including Mrs Dave Weir Mrs Charles Rosenberger Mrs Gilbert Amdahl Will Dickinson and Loyal Mason. Future plans include a Rebekah class of two to be initiated tonight at the same hall with a social gathering to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
I. O. O. F. Hall
Roy Bassett
Rebekahs
Gilbert Amdahi
Odd Fellows
Dave Weir
Charles Rosenberger
Gilbert Amdahl
Will Dickinson
Loyal Mason
Gra Brown
Myrtle Duncan
Chris Jensen
J. W. Brockway
Odd Fellow Lodge
David Weir
Merle Crosson
H. O. Sillage
George Miller
Rebekah Lodge
Makers of Modern Poetry Hosts Fine Arts Meeting
The Woman's club Fine Arts department holds a regular Thursday 7 30 p m gathering at Mrs Dan Howards home with Mrs J W Morse leading on Makers of Modern Poetry and Mrs C M Gron stal playing piano numbers Those unsettled for towels should settle at the meeting Tickets for the mother daughter banquet on Jan 14 available at the event Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting And Bridge Games Following the regular business session in city hall club rooms members played bridge with Mrs R E Creger and Mrs A I Reed winning high and low scores A luncheon was served by several members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Dan Howard
J. W. Morse
C. M. Gronstal
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
R. E. Creger
A. I. Reed
Claude Randolph
Ralph McKay
Frank Rhodes
William Roberts
Clyde Sanborn
Baptist Missionary Circle Meeting Planned
The Missionary Circle of the Baptist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Louis Obye's home. A business session will be followed by a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Circle
Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
Louis Obye
Child dress sizes and yardage requirements
The design offers sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years. Size 6 needs 3 yards of 35 inch material and 414 yards of braid for trimming.
Tot's Princess Frock Pattern 8886
A charming pattern for a little girl's princess dress with a snug waist and flaring skirt. Easy to sew, washable, and practical with matching panties. Suitable for vivid silks, taffeta, or bright cottons using leftover materials.
Pattern Submissions and Contact Details
Readers are instructed to send 15 cents per pat tern to Patricia Dow at Vindicator & Republican Pattern Department 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn New York along with name address style number and size for pattern requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dow
Vindicator & Republican
Patern Dep’t
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
New York
Beyers and Sanders Families Share Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beyers and family of Des Moines spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders and their family, visiting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beyers
Des Moines
Leo Sanders
Weekend travels and return trips of Estherville residents
A list of locals from Estherville visiting cities such as Des Moines Minneapolis Chicago and Cedar Falls for holidays and business. Several students and teachers resume duties at universities including Iowa State University University of Iowa and Mary hospital. Family visits include Bagan Gaarde Rainey and McWilliams households with a death in the Blom family prompting a move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McAndrews
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Andrew McAndrews
Lavon
Vaunita Brown
University of Iown
R. C. Brown
Virginia Nielsen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Estherville
Leron Nielson
How to Photograph Interiors for Lasting Home Memories
A guide urges midlife adults to photograph interiors of their childhood homes to preserve familiar living room details. It covers timing, lighting, and equipment, advising daylight or artificial light, tripods, and careful composition to avoid reflections, crowding, or fog from unshaded bulbs, with practical tips for both day and night shoots.
Emmet County Bank liens and real estate releases listed
Daily Report items dated 1936 detail mortgages releases assignments and deeds in Emmet County. Transactions include a $1,000 mortgage release to C J Lungren and wife, real estate releases involving Brockway Jay and Estherville Silver Black Fox Co, chattel releases to R F Metz and L E Crim, a divorce case Myrtle Gelino vs Adelor Gelino, a warranty deed to Geo H Robb for a property in Estherville, and several other real estate and mortgage actions with dates ranging 1926 to 1936 and sums including $14,000 and $250,000 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County State Bank
C. J. Lungren
Brockway, Jay Et al
Estherville
Silver Black Fox Co
County Auditor's
Minneapolis
Stafford
Jarvis
Stockdale A. A
L. E. Crim
C. M
Leiding
Herman
Elsie Leiding
Henry, Ray & Purl Steele
Rich
Grover
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
M. J. Iverson & Wife
Spies
J. A
Emmet County Bank
Greig
Jno
Emmet County
Bzpec
Jackson
Charles
State of Town
Nwec
Mortensen
Niele H
State of Iowa
Chattel Releanca
State Bank of Ceylon
Raymond Gent
Del-a-Dek Bridge Club Hosts Desert Luncheon
Mrs C E Ziemer hosted Del-a-Dek bridge club at her home Monday. After a 1:30 desert luncheon, the group played bridge at three tables. Guests included Mesdames Clara Frizzell, Geo Howe, Fred Gates, W E Lehr, W V Sweet, Frank Logan, Wm Post, George Buseman, Magnus Lundervald, Miss Helen Sievers, and Mrs J L Cerwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeimer
Del-A-Dek
C. E. Ziemer
Del-aDek
Dinner for Twenty One Guests Hosts Mrs Wilder New Year
Mrs Clarence Wilder hosted a New Year dinner for twenty one friends. After the meal the party played rummy with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Miller Mr and Mrs Norman Best Mr and Mrs William Best and son Gerald Mr and Mrs Clyde Wilder and son Clifford Ross Fouts and family Mrs P A Fouts and Miss Dorothy and Junior Fouts, plus the host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wilder
Charles Miller
Norman Best
Mra
William Best
Gerald
Clyde
Wilder
Gon
Clifford
Ross Fouts
P. A. Fouts
Miss Dorothy
Junior Fouts
Service Star Legion Meets Thursday at City Hall
Members of the Service Star Legion will meet Thursday afternoon at the Legion club rooms in City Hall for a regular session followed by a social hour. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Fred Sternberg jr, committee chairman, with Mrs. J D Weir Mrs. William Watson and Mrs. Fred Sternboerg sr assisting. Ta Guarantee Mtg Corp transactions noted with Elmer Clark and Curt Zindholm listed with file numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
Legion Club
City Hall
Fred Sternberg, Jr
J. D. Weir
William Watson
Fred Sternboerg
Vance Investigates a Murder at the Garden Residence
District Attorney Markham and Police Inspector Heath arrive as Vance links a gun to Floyd Garden after a staged scene at Professor Garden's home. Swift dies by a revolver shot amid bets on the riverbank race, with Mrs Garden defending dignity and a tense group of guests including Zalia, Kroon, Beeton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Cams Aedmavio Aflarakaoe Ge Fective
John F. X. Markham
New York County
Vance
Professor Garden
Floyd
Woode Swift
Siefett
Garden
sParshouse
Grarileh Kr
Floyd Garden
Lowe Hammie
Loyd
Swift
Cecil Kroon
Madge Weatherby
Zalia Graem
Zelia
Jesults
Kroon
Zalla
Miss Beeton
Nursc
Vance Ada Swift
Misa Beeton
Markham
Heath
de Vance
Snitkin
Hennessey
Murder Plot Behind Death at Garden Handicap
Detective Vance challenges the apparent suicide of Swift after a horse race. Markham Heath and a nurse witness the body on a garden rooftop as Vance lays out a theory of a calculated murder. The group recalls events, wagers, and Swift’s fate, arguing against a simple self-inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Varice
Heath
Worch
Miss Beeton
Vance
Swift
Johnnie
Doremus
Marsham
The Murder Mystery in the Swivel Chair
Vance and Markham debate if Swift’s death was self inflicted or murder. Vance argues unusual blood absence and body placement imply foul play, noting blood would be heavier from a temple wound and the corpse shows signs of dragging and mis-placed clothing, while Markham remains skeptical but unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Markham
Johnnie
Justinian
Swift
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Fine Arts Dept
Lee
Tot
Princess Frock
McKisson & Rossi, Inc
Fairfield
Conn
Nem
Coe
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West
Southwest
Mexico
Tae Galen Reco
Wade der
Robert Bosold
Marvy Bennett
University of Minnesota
John MacDonough
Chicago
Windy City
Mary Jeannette Rainey
Sac City
James Rainey
Denise Bagan
D. A. Bagan
Miss Bagan
Emma Gaarde
Mound, Minn
H. A. Gaarde
Chas McWilliams
Harrington
Kansas
New Years
John Greig
Geo. Shadle
Earl Bagan
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Notre Dame
Charles Kilgore
Hall Hardware Company
Jack Hepp
Donald Schultz
Cedar Falls
Walter Schultz
State Teachers Colege
Selma Johnson
Man Htowoc
Wis
Chet Schryver
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Schryver
Robert Torrence
State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Torrence
Fred Wilson
Mrs
C. M. Wilson
Vera Joyce
Leo Horswell
Francis Erickson
Stanley Fagre
Joseph Paul
Ames
Iowa State College
Clarence Lewie
Cleveland
A. A. Halleck
Spirit Lake
Harry Lewis
Buneta Bixby
Broadlawn Hospital
Archie Bixby
Harriet Nivison
McGrew
Bert Lucas
Hammond
Ind
Betty Lou Blom
Thomas Blom
Lucas
Wilma Sampson
Blom
FW. McCullough
West Main Street
Elmer Jacob
Omaha
F. L. Sherer
Jacobs
Milford
Jacob
Aivaion
A. A. Haleck
van Dine
WNU
Daily Report
Social
Guarantee Mtg. Corp
Elmer Clark
Guarantee Mtg.Corp
Curt Zindholm
Qiest Magazine
Esther
Groupa
Group
Copper’s Farmer
Household Magazine
Woman's World
the Country Home
Farm Journal
Pathfinder
Breeder's Gazette
Gentlewoman
Magaz
Good Stories
Lagharn World CO
Plymouth Rock
CI Rhodestand
Elias
Man Avis
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