Annual Banquet Celebrates Woman's Club Centric Event
The Woman's club hosted its seventh annual mother daughter banquet at the Methodist church basement on Tuesday night. Ninety women and girls attended with snowmen centerpieces and festive décor. The program featured invocations, readings, vocal solos, and songs by junior college girls' sextette, with dinner prepared by church members.
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Methodist Church
Fred Ortmeyer
J. B. Tedrow
Mildred Ortmeyer
Woman's Club
Wilder family planning southern travels after meeting
Mrs. Guy Wilder and her brother Arthur Keyes have traveled to West Palm Beach Florida for a month long visit with relatives. They will also visit a sister in North Carolina before returning home. Following the meeting the group stopped at Nathanson cafe for refreshments.
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Guy Wilder
Arthur Keyes
West Palm Beach
Fla
North Carolina
Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon And Winners At Home
Mrs Edmund Callendar presided as hostess for a Tuesday bridge gathering at her residence with two tables of contract bridge. Miss Bertha Gaarde won the high score prize and a luncheon followed the games. Attending were Mrs Richard Lyman guest, Mrs Richard Everds, Miss Gaarde, Mrs L E Peterson, Mrs Pp J Bennett, Mrs Francis Shadle and Mrs Fred Lyman. V R 15 MEMBERS ATTEND Cathol ic Daughters of America meet at city hall with Miss Kathleen Miller presiding. Bridge followed at three tables. Mrs B A Burns won high score and Mrs Jerry Wegs second high. Hostesses were Mrs Ray Kennedy, Mrs G M Sie, Mrs Fred Larsen and Mrs A A Halleck.
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Edmund Callendar
Bertha Gaarde
Richard Lyman
Richard Everds
L. E. Peterson
Pp. J. Bennett
Francis Shadle
Fred Lyman
Co. D. OF A
Catholic Daughters of America Society
Kathleen Miller
B. A. Burns
Jerry Wegs
Ray Kennedy
G. M. Sie
Fred Larsen
A. A. Halleck
Civic Current Topic Club Meeting at Miss Osher Home
The Women’s club department will meet Monday afternoon at 708 East Walnut Street. Mrs. W. G. Gordon will lead and discuss Citizenship.
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Woman’s Club
Helen Osher
East Walnut Street
W. G. Gordon
Straight From the Shoulder at Grand Theatre
A Paramount drama starring Ralph Bellamy Katherine Locke Andy Clyde and David Holt shows Friday and Saturday. The story blends a tender romance between a boy and girl with a boy’s loyalty to his father and the calm wisdom of an old timer. Katherine Locke makes her screen debut as a leading lady.
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Paramount
Ralph Bellamy
Katherine Locke
Andy Clyde
David Holt
Grand Theatre
Autry Stars In The Old Corral At Grand Theatre
Gene Autry composer of more than 800 cowboy gangs stars in The Old Corral at the Grand Theatre on bank nights Friday and Saturday. A clash between western deputies and eastern gunmen plus a cross country bus and car race adds action. Cast includes Smiley Garnett Hope Manning John Bradford Lon Chaney Jr Frankie Marvin and Ken Cooper.
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Gene Autry
College Holiday at Grand Theatre Promises Gay Comedy
A Sunday and Monday booking features the film College Holiday a gay comedy built around Jack Benny the owner of a bankrupt hotel and his Greek garden takeover by Mary Boland Etienne Girardot and a troupe of college students. Martha Raye leads the humor with singing dancing and adagio. The cast includes George Burns Mersha Hunt Eleanor Whitney Leif Erickson and Johnny Downs. Rev G L Conley travels to St Paul to officiate at the funeral of Mrs S L Conley of Black Duck Minn.
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Grand Theatre
Jack Benny
Mary Boland
Etienne Girardot
Benny
Gragig Allen
Gayety
Martha Raye
George ‘Burns
Mersha Hunt
Eleanore Whitney
Leif Erickson
Johnny Downs
G. L. Conley
Keep Shoe Record Says Miss Pfeil
Miss Margarette Pfeil home demonstration agent says shoe leather is rising and careful record keeping of family shoe purchases, prices, and wear will reduce costs. She explains leather types, proper fit, care, and maintenance for durable everyday footwear, including care tips like polishing and castor oil usage.
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Margarette Pfeil
Miss Pfeil
Kibbees Host Rook Club Night At Home
Mr and Mrs George Kibbee will host and act as hostess for a Rook club gathering tonight at their residence. Two tables will play Rook with pairs including Mr and Mrs Arthur Beatty Mr and Mrs Charles Bix and the Kibbees.
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George Kibbee
Rook Club
Arthur Beatty
Charles Bixby
A. R. Markley
Ice man begins 1917 harvest marking and new linotype
From the Jan 3 1917 issue the Vindicator and Republican notes John Lucas the ice man starts marking the ice field for the annual harvest. A new linotype machine arrives and is installed ready for business. Western Union office moves to the Cole building. H T Nichols travels to Sarasota Florida for the winter. Colt learns of a brother's illness in Peoria Illinois. Sleighing remains excellent as Mr and Mrs Dell Blake return from their wedding trip and stay with James Rainey. John Litt le ton becomes post office janitor.
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Vindicator
Republican
John Lucas
Republican New Linotype
Western Union Telegraph Office
Gardston
Cole Building
H. T. Nichols
Sarasota
Building sale moves. Doolittle to take farm cross state line
Northern Vindicator note: Kline and Robinson trade their present building to H H Doolittle for a farm across the state line in Martin county Minnesota. Firm remains at current location. E J Stanhope moves groceries and dry goods to Ottosen. Mrs A L Farr and family visit Spirit Lake. A boy born to George and Mrs Clark. Kenneth McLean returns from Emmetsburg. Commissioner Delavan attends Okoboji dam injunction case in Algona. Fred Sperbeck and family go to Spirit Lake for New Years.
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Itema
Kline and Robinson
H. H. Doolittle
Hig Farm
State Line
Martin County
Minn
E. J. Stanhope
Ottosen
A. L. Farr
Spirit Lake
M. R. Tone
George Clark
Dee
Kenneth McLean
Emmetsburg
Delavan
Algona
Okoboji Dam
Fred Sperbeck
Local Notes and Social News From Estherville Area
Parker J Bennett traveled to Fort Dodge on business and returned home yesterday. Mrs H L McMillan, extended stay in Omaha, expected home today or tomorrow. Mrs Will West, in Birney hospital since Sunday, returned home east of Estherville today. Miss Margaret Pfeffer of Io Wh Tuberculosis association will be in Estherville January 20 to audit Christmas seal reports in Miss Marie Sorum's office. Royal Neighbors to install officers January 20 at Odd Fellows hall with a covered dish lunch. Juanita Cooper spent the weekend at Arnold's Park with her father Harry Cooper and family. A marriage license was issued Tuesday afternoon to Arnold C Jensen of Ringsted and Vera L Munden of Estherville by Deputy Clerk Jessie Hepp. Maurice Knutson, recovering from surgery at Coleman hospital, is doing well and works as a clerk at Howards Cut Rate Procery.
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Jey
Branson
Tangeras
Elza Sidles
Harry Dalezell
Algona
Spurbeck
Millie Dillon
Watertown
Will West
Birney Hospital
Estherville
Margaret Pfeffer
Io- Wh Tuberculosis Association
Marie Sorum
Royal Neighbors
Royal
Odd Fellows Hall
Arnold C. Jensen
Ringsted
Vera L. Munden
Jessie Hepp
Cputy
Dinner at Bixby home for four Jackson teachers
Mrs. Charles Bixby hosted a 6 o'clock dinner last night for four Jackson school teachers at her home. The attendees were Miss Kathryn Malone Miss Wilma Gronstal Miss Margaret Maniece and Miss Laila Larson.
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Charles Bixby
Jackson School
Bixby
Kathryn Malone
Wilma Gronstal
Margaret Maniece
Laila Larson
County News Highlights Family Visits and Local Gatherings
The column notes Sunday visits among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schnell and children with the Chris Bendixon family. P J Schmidt spent time with his parents in Worthington and several couples attended birthdays and dinners at various homes. Andrew Graff remains on the sick list. others hosted or as guests at community events.
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Ps Ld
Harry Schnell
Chris Bendixon
P. J. Schmidt
K. Schmidt
Worthington
Andrew Graff
Otto Hansen
Rolland Shannon
Mr. Shannon
Church Activities Schedule At Methodist Church
The Methodist Church announces Wednesday 7 30 pm choir rehearsal and Thursday missionary society at the parsonage. Friday Alpha club meets. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am and 6 30 pm union groups at Baptist church. Special musical numbers planned and Virginia Reed to perform violin as membership list revised. Ladies aid meets next Wednesday at 2 30 pm with refreshment contributions requested.
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Methodist Church
the Missionary Society
Union
Baptist Church
Junior College
Wassem
Virginia Reed
Immanuel Lutheran announces Sunday services and meeting
The Missouri Synod congregation led by Pastor Otis L. Lang invites members to English service at 10:45 Sunday morning with Sunday school at 10:00. An annual business meeting follows at 2:00 in the church. Children’s instruction hour is Saturday at 9:30.
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Immanuel Lutheran Missouri Synod
E. Emery
N. 4Th St
Otis L. Lang
Baptist Church Services and Youth Activities
The Baptist church at Seventh and Des Moines lists Bible school led by Superintendent S. C. Doolittle with 11 o clock worship. Rev J Albert Riggs preaches A Good and Faithful Servant. Youth groups from Estherville churches meet Sunday at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with Rev Claude Fausnaugh. Bands from West South North East meet with various hosts on Friday afternoons. Strangers welcome.
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Baptist ‘Church
Baptist
Seventh and
Des Moines Street
Bible ‘School
Iwill
S. C
Doolittle
J. Albert Riggs
Estherville
Claude Fausnaugh
West
Will Dickinson
South
Memphisl
Les
Alvin White
East
Evelyn
Lutheran Church Notes and Meetings
Lutheran church notes list Bible study Thursday at 7 30 with choir rehearsal at 8 at the schoolhouse Dorcas society gathers next Tuesday January 19 at 8 with hostesses Mrs Ole Egeland and Misses Roncelia Peterson Lila Nelson and Gladys Egeland Mission balance sought Prayer meeting next Monday 7 30 at Mrs Olen Nelson home Immanuel Church five men committee recently elected to assist the pastor
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Lutheran Church
Peder Nordsletten
Wallingford Church
Dorcas Society
Ole Egeland
Roncelia Peterson
Lila Nelson
Gladys Egeland
Thie Mra
Olen Nelson
Immanuel Church
Palestine Church Announces Sunday Service in Norwegian
The Palestine church lists a Sunday service at 11 am conducted in Norwegian. The Dorcas Society will meet at the S. Lilland home this coming Saturday at 2 pm in January.
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Palestine
Dorcas Society
S. Lilland
Estherville Lutheran Church Services and Meetings
Estherville Lutheran Church outlines Sunday schedule with services at 11 a m Sunday school at 10 a m Luther League at 7 30 pm and a prayer meeting at 7 30 pm The ladies aid hosts Thursday afternoon and the confirmation class meets Saturday at 10 am The annual congregational meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7 30 pm Union State Line Church plans January 24 service at 10 45 am with its annual business meeting at 1 30 pm and ladies aid to follow The regular confirmation class resumes Wednesday at 2 30 pm with hostesses named
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L. A. Mathre
Luther League
J. M. Walden
Ladies Aid
Albert Meyer
Earl Hornby
Elmer Bringle
Peter Geil
Union State Line Church
Mesdames
Albert Knutson
Simon Knutson
Ed Libra
Sermon Series On The Program Of Jesus At Union Service
Rev F D Sawyer to speak on The program of Jesus in first of a sermon series. Union services Sunday evening at the Baptist church. Young people's meeting at 6 30 and preaching at 7 80. Rev Claude Fausnaugh preaches. Music by junior college students directed by Miss Dorothy Wassum.
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F. D. Sawyer
Jesus
Baptist Church
Claude Fausnaugh
Dorothy Wassum
First Presbyterian Services and Union Meetings
Claude Favanaugh, pastor, Sunday school at 10:00, morning worship at 11:00. Union young people's groups meet at 6:30 in the Baptist church, with union evening worship at 7:30 there. Morning sermon titled The Goodness of God. Evening sermon titled Jesus: Christ the Coming King. Thursday night School of Missions invites all to study God’s gospel and world change.
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First Presbyterian Church
Claude Favanaugh
Union
Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
God
Jesus
Christ
School of Missions
Warm spell softens cold stretch in Estherville area
Estherville residents report gentle weather after a cold wave. George Frank visits friends Monday afternoon. Fred and Levi Rosenberger and their spouses visited Dunnell last Saturday. Matt Denison and Louis Hintz from Estherville were in the area this week to help farmers. W D O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien hosted a visit from daughter Mrs. Albert Haywood and children of Estherville, while Clark Gustafson�s family had guests last Sunday. A. S. Anderson attended Emmetsburg Protection Credit Association annual meeting. A. O. Anderson family ill with flu, neighbors wish for quick recovery. Vernon Anderson troubled by leg, improving. A woman spent Tuesday night with her uncle E. F. Koenecke and family. Mrs. Neneth has a brother visiting.
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George Frank
Estherville
Fred Rosenberger
Levi Larson
Dunnell
Matt Denison
Louis Hintz
W. D. O’brien
Albert Haywood
Clark Gustafson
A. S. Anderson
Emmetsburg
School calendar and activities note from a local paper
Social notes list visitors including Mr and Mrs P I Schmidt and Helen at the Harry Schnell home and Mr and Mrs Fred Zelinsky at the Otto Hansen home. It reports postponed basketball games vs Okoboji to Jan 19 and a day off for weather. Semester tests set for Jan 14 and 16. various class and club activities are described.
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P. I. Schmidt
Helen
Harry Schnell
Fred Zelinsky
Otto Hansen
Okoboji
Hosen Host Bridge Party. Health Update for Fred Henricksen
Mr and Mrs S C Hosen entertained many friends at a Monday bridge party. Mr and Mrs C R Godfredson received high score while Mrs Forrest Christiansen and O C Christensen had the low score. Lunch was served at the close. Fred Henricksen returned home from Estherville hospital and his health is improving.
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S. C. Hosen
C. R. Godfredson
Forrest Christiansen
O .C. Christensen
Hosen
Fred Henricksen
Estherville Hospital
Foreclosure Petition Notice In Emmet County Iowa
Defendants Matilda Bandholtz alias Mrs M Bandholtz J D Schenck and W B Deming are notified of a filed petition in Emmet County District Court seeking 2734 17 with 7 interest from April 30 1987 on a note dated March 25 1921 and related mortgage and costs including attorney fees The action asks for foreclosure and a receiver to manage the Bartlets Addition lot in Estherville Iowa The notice warns unless you appear by noon March 2 1987 default will be entered and judgment rendered against you Wm S Johnston attorney for plaintiff
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Emmet
Matilda Bandholtz
M. Bandholtz
J. D.schenck
J. D. Schenck
Iowa Savings Bank
Emmet County
Iowa
Bartlett
Estherville
Bandholtz and Schenck
Wmolctport DO
Hizeracemlony
District Court of Iowa
Johnston
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W. A. Staggs
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
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Kansas City
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George Albro
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State Teachers Asociation
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Iowa Falls
A. O. King
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Parker J. Bennett
Fort Dodge
H.L. McMillan
Omaha
Juanita Cooper
Arnold’s Park
Mrs
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Maurice Knutson
Coleman Hospital
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John Spoo
Henry Demasti
Frank Swartz
Fred Hastings
Grandma Hasting
Della Elkin
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L. G. Kamp
Fred Naus
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Elmer Simpson
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