Pretty Estherville wedding unites Rhodes Engle in New Year
Miss Elizabeth Rhodes daughter of Mrs Alfred J Rhodes hosts a New Year wedding at 4 pm in Estherville uniting with Frederick F Engle Jr of Spencer. The ceremony at 809 Second Avenue South followed by a reception. Bride educated at Estherville High School and University of Wisconsin Madison. groom a Spencer native and Cumberland University law graduate. They plan a southern wedding trip then return to careers in Lake Mills and Spencer. The couple will then begin new posts after January 15.
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Estherville
Elizabeth Rhodes
Alfred J. Rhodes
Frederick F. Engle Jr
Spencer
Second Avenue South
R. T. Chipperfield
Methodist Church
Fostoria
Estherville High School
State University of Wisconsin At Madison
College of Music
Alpha Phi Social
Sigma Alpha Iota
Wisconsin Players
Tudor Singers Group
Lake Mills
Wisconsin
Mr. Engle
F. F. Engle Jr
Spencer High School
Northwestern Junior College
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
College of Law
Cumberland University
W. T. Johnson
Elizabeth
Woburn
Mass
Geo. Gruwell
Glenn Story
F. H. Rhodes
Kathleen Miller
F. F. Engle
R. W. Wyatt
Robert Michael and
James Prechel
Chipperfield
Bridge Club Hosts Friday Evening Meeting
Mrs Fay Higgins entertained the bridge club Friday evening at their regular meeting. After an evening of bridge luncheon was served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs M Sorenson of Ames and Mrs Evan Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Higgins
Bridge Club
M. Sorenson
Ames
Evan Higgins
Russell Eike
U.D.E. Club
U-Go-I-Go Club
Martha West
Warrington Mardick wed at Baptist parsonage
Miss Lela Belle Warrington of Keosauqua and Raymond Mardick of Armstrong married at 8 p m in the Baptist parsonage with Rev G E Forssell officiating. Attendants were Leslie Larson and his wife of Ringsted. Guests included Warrington and Forssell families, Crossen, Okerstrom, McDaniel, Lenz, Whitish, Mee Given, Gipson, McIntyre, and Arm strong locals.
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Baptist Parsonage
Lela Belle Warrington
Keosnuqua
Raymond Mardick
Armstrong
G. E. Forgsell
Leslie Larson
Ringsted
M. D. Crossen
G. E. Forssell
Floyd Warrington
Keosoqua
G. C. Warrington
Mardick
Roy Mardick
Forssell
Gloria Okerstrom
Alfred McDaniel
Ruth Lenz
Arlene Whitish
Cora Mee- Given
Ottumwa
Ora Gipson
Harold Gipson
Edgar Warrington
Louise McIntyre
C. H. Mardick
Elaine Smith
Spirit Lake pair to wed soon in February
Announcement states Miss Mary Ann Reddy of Spirit Lake will marry Ward Penny of Fort Dodge formerly Estherville. Reddy nurses at Spirit Lake hospital for over four years and is daughter of Mrs. Katherine Reddy of Clear Lake. Penny works near Fort Dodge with Tobin Packing Co. and is son of Frank Penny. A Spirit Lake hospital staff party honored the couple with Orris Warrington of Estherville as out of town guest. Del a Dek club hosted a dessert and bridge afternoon. New Year guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Stickler of Lakota visiting Estherville hosts Roy and Mrs. Goggins.
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Mary Ann Reddy
Spirit Lake
Ward Penny
Fort Dodge
Estherville
Miss Reddy
Spirit Lake Hospital
Katherine Reddy
Clear Lake
Penny
Abott HA Pee Bost
Tobin Packing Co
Frank Penny
Mort Anderson
Mr. Penny
Orris Warrington
Marriage of Gull Point custodian Frank Starr to Helen Overmire
Frank Starr, longtime Gull Point lodge custodian and familiar face at picnics and parties near Gull Point, married Helen Overmire on Thursday afternoon December 26 at the Congregational parsonage in Sib ley. Starr, now in Hamburg with the Hamburg Mercantile Co. staff, came from Lake Manawah Council Bluffs. attendants included Miss Ruth Overmire and James Harlan Spirit Lake conservation officer.
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Estherville
Gull Point
Frank Starr
Hamburg
Gull Point Lodge
West Okoboji
Helen Overmire
Gudden
Birthday party honors Miss Helen Sievers at home
Miss Helen Sievers was honored at a Tuesday birthday party hosted at her home with a 6 o'clock covered dish supper and bridge. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ziemer, Mr. and Mrs. George Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sumpter, and Mrs. Louisa Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sievers
Miss Sievers
M. C. Peterson
W. V. Sweet
C . Ziemer
George Howe
Art Sumpter
Louisa Post
Window opening shows double glass fogging control
A photo demonstrates how inside double glazing prevents fogging on casement windows. Two windows remain clear while one loses inside glazing and fogs instantly. The scene notes 72 degree indoor and 92 degree outside.
Estherville News Beat: New Year Visits And Local Moves
Estherville hosts or notes New Year visits from Keith Albertson family and Edgar Price family. Several residents travel for holidays or return to duties at Manitowoc and Waterloo. Homer Ortmeyer departs for Washington to resume census work. Herman Lorenz recovers at home after Christmas auto crash. Rev. Mathre escorts St Olaf students back to college. Miss Kennedy and Gronstal depart for Manitowoc and Waterloo respectively. Local teachers and instructors resume duties. multiple family and neighborhood movements shown.
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Homer Ortmeyer
F. W. Ortmeyer
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
L. A. Mathre
St. Olaf College
Rev. Mathre
Carola Mathre
Edward Fossum
Eugene Hanson
Allen Gunderson
Wallingford
Lawrence Mathie
Ladies Aid and Mission Society Meeting at Estherville
The Ladies Aid and Mission Society of the Estherville Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon January 9 at 2 30 p m in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs Peter Gell Mrs Earl Hornby Mrs Harry Beck and Mrs Ann Bringle Newly elected officers will preside including Mrs A R Espeset president of the Ladies Aid Mrs O N Ressel secretary Mrs William Anderson treasurer Mission Society officers are Mrs Carl Shaw president and Mrs Ole Laland secretary and treasurer Shaw also serves as vice president of the ladies aid There will be important business to discuss and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Estherville Lutheran Church
Peter Gell
Earl Hornby
Harry Beck
Ann Bringle
A. R. Espeset
Ladies Aid
O. N. Ressell
William Anderson
The
Mission Society
Mra
Carl Shaw
Ole Laland
Shaw
First 1941 Marriage Ceremony In Emmet County
Rev F D Sawyer officiated the first 1941 marriage on Wednesday January 1 at 1 PM. The first licensees in Emmet county were Miss Irene Florence Selberg Graettinger and Harold Woodyard Terril. Paul Selberg Graettinger is the groom’s brother and the Woodyards of Terril are the groom’s parents. They plan to live on a farm near Terril.
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F. D.sawyer
Emmet County
Estherville
Irene Florence Selberg
Graettinger
Harold Woodyard
Terril
Paul Selberg
Emmanuel Woodyard
Jaggs Host Open House After Funeral Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Jaggs held an open house Tuesday evening for friends with lunch served at the end. Mr and Mrs Henry Nepps and family and others returned Thursday from Breda after accompanying the remains of Mrs Henry Neppl's father John Snyder to his burial. Mrs Robert Ward and children visited relatives at Fort Dodge and Clare over the holidays and returned home Sunday.
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Harry Jaggs
Mrs. Jaggs
Henry Nepps
Englebert Neppl
Ed Neppl
Antone
Ricke
Lawrence Ricke
Breda
Henry Neppl
John Snyder
Robert Ward
Fort Dodge
Clare
Emmet County Farm Bureau elects officers in 1921
News from January 1921 notes Fred S. Himebauch as president of the Emmet County Farm Bureau with George Robb as vice president M L Soeth as secretary and R B Ryan as treasurer Also listed are deaths including Mrs Henry Long Bendix Paul son Albert H Gilbert and Mrs O H Raleigh A baby born to Mr and Mrs C D Tedrow on Jan 3 and to Mr and Mrs Arthur Fossum on New Year’s Day marking their first anniversary
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Fred S. Himebauch
Emmet County Farm Bureau
George Robb
M. L. Soeth
R. 8. Ryan
Henry Long
Bendix Paulson
Albert H. Gilbert
O.H. Raleigh
Almina E. Crooks
John P. Bruner
Ira Sw
E. H. Hanson
Ray Kennedy
Carrie Oerklein
Bessie Howe
C. D. Tedrow
Ray
Merle Ruby
Colerain
Minn
J. P. Kennedy
Rose
Clara
Bess
Tuscon
Arizona
Joe Nissen
Frederick
Delores
Fort Dodge
Arthur Fossum
Fossum
30 Years Ago From Vindicator and Republican News
From the January 11 1911 files E D Converse was elected president of the Farmers Institute for AOA one Fr NOT CSTS Storey ATI Jim Blagg treasurer and chair man of the finance committee Samuel B Rugtio and Misa Olive Robb were married January 4 1911 at the home of her Parents on north Seventh street Mr and Mrs J H Barnhart celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Dec 26 at Cedar Rapids Miss Mae P Wanamaker and C R Jeffries were married Jan 5 at the home of the bride s brother L C Wanamaker Miss Ethel Howard of Forest City visited at the home of her brother Jay Howard and family last week Mr and Mrs Wm Turner left last week for Colfax where Mr Turner will receive treatment Mr and Mrs E I Sandres and son Romaine and A C Brown left they will remain until spring Mr and Mrs E H Origer left Tuesday morning for California where they will spend the winter J S Peterson and wife arrived from Hedgesville Mont Friday evening and will again make their home in Estherville C M Gronstal won the gold watch offered in a recent Santa Claus Store postal card contest Miss Luella Questad of Gruver
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E. D. Converse
Farmer's Institute For
AOA
Ati Jim Blagg
Samuel B. Rugtio
Misa Olive Robb
North Seventh Street
J. H. Barnhart
Cedar Rapids
Mae P. Wanamaker
C. R. Jeffries
L. C. Wanamaker
Ethel Howard
Forest City
Jay Howard
Wm. Turner
Colfax
Turner
E. I. Sandres
Romaine
A. C. Brown
California
E. H. Origer
J. S. Peterson
Hedgesville
Mont
Estherville
C. M. Gronstal
Luella Questad
Gruver
Excursions Into The World A Iowa Fathers Tour With Kids
A group of six Iowa fathers organized a weekly tour for their kindergarten age children. They visited places such as factories, a library, a fire station, a farm, and a grocery, aiming to teach children about how the world works and foster bonding. Fathers and children shared observations and discussions, enriching mutual understanding and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fellowship
Thavalao
Quinine Suggested For Influenza Treatment In Health Notes
Practical health hints recommend quinine as a remedy for influenza to reduce fever ease pain and act as a tonic. Dosage advised is four or five grains three or four times daily with early administration yielding better results. Quinine tolerance varies little among patients and ample supply remains from the East Indies for years.
Man Enters Waldorf College at Forest City
The report notes that an individual has entered Waldorf College in Forest City. In Grover an H Rippe elevator was destroyed by a Thursday fire. Glenn Reichsamen resigned as clerk at First National Bank and departed last week for his Titonka home.
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Waldorf College
Forest City
H. Rippe
Grover
Glenn Reichsamen
First National Bank
Titonka
1940 Traffic Toll and Public Health Call to Action
The piece notes that 1940 accident statistics will be delayed but implies the year will exceed 1988 in traffic fatalities. It argues most deaths come from traffic, urges defense and life conservation, and calls for broad responsibility in safe driving with upcoming figures to be published.
Should a Lady Cross Her Legs Yes and No
A discussion on proper sitting posture from Good Housekeeping advises that a modest leg posture is acceptable. It cites crossing ankles lightly with an erect spine as graceful, while sprawling legs are discouraged and wide calves are unsightly.
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Sallyerry
Good Housekeeping
Miss Berry
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Spencer Man
Red Oak
Maurice Knutson
Virginia Sheets
Fairmont
Grace Lutheran
Mr. Knutson
Wallace Knutson
Raymond
A. Minkler
Fairmont Hotel
H. M. Knutson
Raymond Minkler
Edgar Knutson
Sophia Hoover
Harold Halleck
Knutson
Clifford Sheets
Ash Grove
Mrs. Howe
Mrs
Don Stickler
Lakota
Roy Goggins
U.S
LAKES
Lucky Dozen
H. D. Hinsch
West
Hi-Lo Club
Logan
Frank Logan
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
West Side
Nero
Beran
Keith Albertson
Swea City
Spirit Lake-Holstein
Edgar Price
Duncombe
J. J. Waldron
Margaret Kennedy
Manitowoc
Wis
F. J. Kennedy
Caleb Deming, Jr
Minnesota University
Minneapolis
Ivy Osgood
Wm. Deming
Chas. Werling
Fence
New York City
Lawrence
Herman Lorenz
Coleman Hospital
Adolph Egeland
Eureka
South Dakota
Anfin Egeland
Egeland
Eureka Public
Ethel McArdle
Independence
Ella McArdle
Owen Morton
Wilma Gronstal
Waterloo
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Sawyer
the Vindicator and Republican
the Vindicator and
Republican
James A. Tobey
OWA
Chld Welfare Raserach Station
James Thomson
G. T. Tostensor
Locke
Canada
Locke Stove Company
Beltimere Avenue
Msnene City
Betty Crocker
Beg. U. & Pot
Ocean
Tadtesse Neresting
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