Three New Year couples wed in Estherville area
Three well known Estherville couples began the year with marriages on New Year’s Day. Joyce Fransdal married Glenn E. Olson at Norwegian Lutheran Church in a single ring ceremony. Ethel Fouts wed Charles Hindal at the Baptist church parsonage. Bernetta Burgess and Arnold Skog also married New Year’s Eve, planning to reside near Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Joyce Fransdal
Glenn E. Olsen
Ethel Fouts
Charles Hindal
Miss Fransdal
Magda Center
Rudolph Christiansen
Olson
Esther
Post
N. 2Nd Street
Roy Mitchell
Claude Handa
Baptist Church Parsonage
J. A. Riggs
Hindal
Montgomery Ward
Bernetta Burgess
Ed. Burgess
Armstrong
Arnold Skog
Lars Skog
Skog
Armstrong High School
People’s Cafe
Gamble Robinson Company
Booth J
Hanson Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary at Estherville
John E Hanson and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at the Estherville Lutheran church parlor. tables featured gold and white decor with American beauty roses and decorated wedding cakes. a purse of money was presented during the afternoon program. Attendees included relatives from Graettinger Dolliver Emmetsburg and other towns, plus the Hanson family. Glenn Williams visited Emmetsburg during holidays and returned home early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hanson
Estherville, Lutheran Church
L. A. Mathie
Harold Jensen
Harold
Graettinger
Sam Bondhus
Dolliver
Theodore Herem
Estherville
Hansen
Carl Skog
John Hanson, Jr
Earl Hornby
Degree of Honor to Hold Regular Meeting in City Hall
The Degree of Honor will hold their regular business meeting on Wednesday evening January 11 at 8 o'clock in the committee room of the city hall. There will be a class for initiation and installation of officers for coming year with Mrs. Etta A Branson as installing officer, Mrs. George Tomhave installing past president and Mrs. Jeanette Palmer installing usher. The Degree of Honor officers and staff will practice Saturday evening January 7 in the committee room of the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Etta A. Branson
George Tomhave
Jeanette Palmer
Royal Neighbors Benefit Card Party Held at Hall
The Royal Neighbors held a benefit card party at 9 pm in the 1.0.C.F. hall. Three tables played 500 after a brief meeting. William Dickinson won high score and Iva Yeoman won low score. Refreshments followed. Mrs Everett Shull chaired refreshments and Mrs Thomas Triggs led the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
C.F
William Dickinson
Iva Yeoman
Everett Shull
Thomas Triggs
Mr and Mrs Sykes Entertain At Dinner
Mr and Mrs Wm H Sykes entertained relatives Tuesday evening at a dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Lindsay of Ida Grove parents of Mrs Sykes, Mr and Mrs Jack White, Mr and Mrs D S Knutsen, Walter Knudsen and Lawrence Knudsen, all of Ida Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Sykes
John Lindsay
Ida Grove
Sykes
Jack White
D. S. Knutsen
Walter Knudsen
Lawrence Knudsen
Scout Leaders Meet At Mrs Oden L Wee Home
Girl Scout leaders and advisors gathered at Mrs Oden L Wee's home with Mrs Dick Stock assisting. President Mrs J E Menzies led the meeting as plans for a February silver tea and summer camp were discussed and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oden L. Wee
Wee
Dick Stock
J. E. Menzies
R. Rhodes
Dick Williams
Florence Schildknecht
Wm. Jamieson
Harold Dickinson
Mary Louise Peterson
F. E. Rosendall
Wes Meyers
Wilbur Thorndyke
J. J. Bowdish
Mac Peterson
Local Couple Wedding Anniversary Date List
On December 27 Harry J. Carstensen of St James Minnesota and Lois M Heitkamp of Mankato Minnesota were married. On December 28 Donald Cari of Laverne Minnesota joined another ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Carstensen
St. James
Minn
Lois M. Heitkamp
Mankato
Donald Ccari
Laverne
Es t h Es therville Mother Daughter Banquet
The Es therville Women's Club hosts its annual Mother-Daughter Banquet on January 19 at 6 30 PM in the Methodist church. Invocation greets guests led by Mrs Nettie Tedrow with toast mistress Mrs Robert Knight. Mrs Harry Adams welcomes. Miss Florence Schildknecht responds. Mrs Leon Blake guest speaker. High school girls trio Muriel Hanson Vivian Oulman Darlene Logan perform. Club members invited with daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Women’s Club Organiszaion
Methodist Church
Nettie Tedrow
Robert Knight
Harry Adams
Florence Schildknecht
Ruth Howerd
Leon Blake
Misser Muriel Hanson
Vivian Oulman
Darlene Logan
Mrs Christensen Hosts Chapter AY of PEOEvent
Mrs L M Christensen hosted Chapter AY of PEO at 3 pm yesterday at her home. Mrs James Rainey Mrs H C Brees and Mrs Lee led the program with Dan Howard giving the lesson. NewYear travel and medical updates fill the notes of Estherville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Christensen
L. M. Christensen
Chapter AY of
PEO
James Rainey
H. C. Brees
Lee
Dan Howard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estherville High School
John Weir
John. E. Hanson
Glenn Williams
Emmetsburg
Wiley Padan
Swayres
Joan Crawford
NCE
James Stewart
MR. and
Mrs. Sykes
E. E. Cooper
Lonnie Smith
Jay Hoien
J. B. Hoien
Derral Smith
Storm Lake
Dick Anderson
Coleman Hospital
Harold Woodling
Mildred Hipple
Town Falls
A. J. Sweote
Jack Jucas
Dale
Kanawha
Virgil Paskin
Harry Wratten
Wendell Wratten
Des Moin
Orrit Brown
Clark Martin and Son
Fred Lyman, Sr
Lyda Zunz
Glenn Olson
Kenneth Meadows
Farmer's State Mutual Hair Association
N. J. Lee
Mia Treestler
Muriel Clark
Clifford Hedrick
Mason
Texas
Charles Bisby
Shirley
H. M. Ireland
Fairman
Mra. Donough
Helen Wala
Mra
Glenn Oleon
WN. J. Lee
Neil Brown
David Bruce
Ogden
Mrs. Brown
Jack Beck
Amen
Mrs
Ed Beck
Mr. Beck
State College
Maurice Nathanson
Esther Nathan
Non
Burt Clark
Warner Hoppus
Hoppus
Nora Marie Harker
Lake Forest
Plano
J. J. Marker
Glen Patten
Henry Brown
Carl Beaver
C. S. Stevens
Glen Fullen
Lola Inman
G. M. Donovan Land
Inman
James Slater
Emmetaburg
Grand Theatre
Ed Ziemer
Exterville
Kenneth Tostenrude
Olaf McManness
Day Nausa
F. E. Kemp
California
Mr. Kemp
Lodi
Pasadena
Los Angeles
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