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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
2
Local notes recount hospital visit for medicine, travels to Kansas City, Emmetsburg, Minneapolis, Chicago, and Des Moines. arrivals include Eliza Welsh and Elmer Reed. students to Iowa City and Vilparacco. elders and families visit kin. many trips, returns, and separations noted across Estherville area.
Mr and Mrs Harry Jaggs announce the marriage of their daughter Winifred to John Belick of Davenport. The ceremony occurred August 24, 1934 in Spirit Lake, surprising Estherville friends. Attendants were Miss Wilma Webbe and Bernard Bormann.
Last night the Auxiliary met at the Legion club rooms in the city hall after the regular business session. A luncheon was served and Mrs. Dan Howard chaired the luncheon committee. Mrs. Paul Laidley won high score and Mrs. Claude Randolph took second. Plans were announced for a joint Legion and Auxiliary gathering Wednesday evening with bridge and refreshments at 8.
Mrs W H Hunt hosted the Trienhid bridge club at her North Sixth Street home with Miss Gertrude Mohr winning high score. Other players included Mrs Kate Barthel Mrs J W Peterson Mrs Jay Rainey and several Misses and Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs A Ivey and Mrs HC Brees will host a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Ivey home for a small group of friends. Bridge will be played in the afternoon, with guests including Mrs A J York and Mr and Mrs Walter Eads. Richard Eads of Worthington visited over the weekend with Louis Salyers, Charles Nourse, and Mrs Kate Miller Homens.
Miss Marie Robinson presented a Thursday recital of pianoforte music in Roosevelt auditorium with her mother Mrs G W Robinson as teacher. The program featured Chopin Rubinstein Chaminade and Mendelssohn pieces, culminating in a Stendelssohn Concerto in D Minor. Accompanist Miss Bertha Gaarde and audience praise followed, with attendees presenting flowers.
Personal Miss Alice Burns returns to Estherville from Pontiac after two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs J B Burns. Mr and Mrs Fred J White visit Des Moines to see relatives and buy a Packard. Elizabeth Hendrickson leaves for Des Moines beauty course after holidays with her parents. Mrs Gio Lorimur and family visit Emmetsburg. Mrs Parks ill. Howard Hudson leaves for Tracy Minnesota after days with family. Mrs Kate Barthel visits Keatherville after Brookings trip. Hemmingson family visits Rake. mother called there for illness of A A Rake.
Peder Nonisiellen, pastor at Wallingford, announces Norwegian language services and meetings. Immanuel Church plans the annual Limefisk supper on Thursday week January 10 with Ladies Aid serving from 5 30 pm. Norweg ing forenoon service at 11 am Young Peoples Meeting Sunday 7 30 pm Ladies Aid meet January 16 at 2 39 pm at Lewis Valen home. Mrs Christopher assists with serving. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm.
The Christian Science Churchs Sacrament is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Christ Scientist churches on January 13. It includes Bible passages and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. One cited verse warns against public prayer and urges private communion with Spirit.
English service next Sunday at 1 45 and Sunday school at 10 00. The annual business meeting for the congregation will be held next Sunday afternoon at 2 00 with voting members urged to attend for officer elections and other business. Young People Society meets Thursday evening January 15 at 7 30 in the basement.
Algona residents Stephan and Addie Tradon spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs Fan ney Stewart. Numerous local families were seen visiting, hosting, and attending dinners including the Jensen, Jensen, and Godfredsen households. A death occurred as Mrs Henry Neetaell died in Teas CATER Sunday night after a brief illness.
City officials announce a children's instruction hour at the church this Saturday afternoon at 2:00. The event aims to engage youths with guided activities and local community support.
Gamble Stores and G and J Tires promote a big money saving sale for 1935 with discounts up to 60 percent on items. Majestic Radios priced at 26.50, Mantle Radios at 14.05, and Coronado All Wave Console offers up to 30.00 credit for trade ins.
Irvin Henricksen returns to the University of Iowa in city. Misa Hebda Thisted goes to Estherville for junior college. Ole Berkland family of Fenton visit Berkland relatives in two homes. John England and Lars Larsen hosts at New Year dinner. Leonard Madden hosts Rareday visit. Toy Summers works for O. D. Johnson a few days. R Glassnapp family of Lytton celebrate Christmas at Paul Glass home. Carl Duer shells corn for Jim Edwards. Andrew Oleson owns a New Ford car. Clyde Pringle hosts New Year guests. Summers and Juanita return from Shenandoah for holidays. Chris Ellerston family visit Glassnapp. Deloy Anderson of St Peter guests over holidays. Mrs Martin Oleson and Merle visit Hans Christensen.
Clarence Wenn of Lake Park and Ed Gangestad of Hoping underwent major operations at Birney hospital this morning and Monday respectively. Miss Sylvia Nelson accepted a position at Birney hospital after graduating from Lutheran hospital in Des Moines and training there. Sacrifice Sale at Gamble Stores offers radios from Majestic, Bruswich, Fada and G. E with prices slashed from 99.50 to 36.95 and more on Mantle sets and other values.
Sell your old tires with dangerous miles and upgrade to New Crest Tires guaranteed 24 months against road hazards. Ride in safety and discover how little it costs to fit safe new skid tires. Up to 15c each allowed for old spark plugs on new plugs.
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