Firemen Host Wives Social at City Hall in Estherville
Estherville fire department members hosted a wives party Tuesday night at city hall with Chief J. Ester and Mrs. J. Ester, Mayor and Mrs. Thievs, Dr and Mrs. Sam Wood among guests. In a separate event, friends honored Mrs. Lester Ramsey, formerly Lois Clements, at the George Bartleman farm with gifts and a reading on the guest’s life. Brown Creek club plans today’s one day gathering at Mrs. Merle Robinson’s home with lunch and social time, husbands and families invited.
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Estherville
Fica
C. R B. Kurtz
Brown
George Miler
Met
Ester
Tred Thievs
B.C. Pies Cy
O. Thixrt
Sam Wood
Inn
O. Brown
Leonard Carlson
George Milier
Air
Bert Baldwin
Ernest Huckapa
Lorene Fester
L. L. Clements
Lester Ramsey
George Bartleman
Ramsey
Lois Clements
Elmer Clark
Olaf Myhre
Will Logen
Superior
Roy Ridler
Thomas Juhl
Henry Nepps
Brown Creek Club
Merle Robinson
Brown Creek Local to Meet Friday
Brown Creek locals announce Friday gathering by the Fine Arts department of the Woman's club meets tonight at Mrs. C. J. Mathieson’s home with program chair D. A. Bagan. Mrs. J. W. Morse speaks on Art Developed Under Government Support and Muriel Nelson discusses Art News From Spain. Marie Robinson, bound for Minneapolis Pepin Academy of Fashion, was praised at a waffle supper hosted by grandmother Mrs. H. A. Gaarde with guests Faye Albertson Jean Richardson Phyllis Robinson Marion Kennedy.
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Fine Arts Dept
C. J. Mathieson
Woman's Club
D. A. Bagan
J. W. Morse
Muriel Nelson
Spain
Robinson
Marie Robinson
Minneapolis
Pepin Academy of Fashion
H. A. Gaarde
Faye Albertson
Jean Richardson
Phyllis Robinson
Marion Kennedy
Wo man s club meeting features tea and talks
The general meeting of the Wo man s club was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs C J Mathieson s home with about fifty attendees. Mrs E W Beck led a short business session, piano solos by Mrs R L Caldwell, and a talk by Mrs W E G Saunders of Emmetsburg on A Session With the Voice of Experience followed by discussion. Tea concluded the program with floral decor and candles, hosted by Mrs Ela B Jones and Mrs R K Blazer with a refreshment committee listed.
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Woman's Club
C. J. Mathieson
American Home Department
E. W. Beck
R. L. Caldwell
Chopin
Phillite
W. E. G. Saunders
Don Kirby
F. J. Kennedy
Ernest Smith
W. A. Cresap
Winter fashion pattern notes from Patricia Dow system
Social activities in winter season described in a simple frock design that suits office and theater. Raglan sleeves trim highlight the neckline and a wider lower skirt edge. Full sleeves with small bows complete the look with clear step by step instructions and perfect fitting patterns. Pattern details include 15 cents request and publisher addresses.
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Patricia Dow
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn N
Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Service Schedule
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces German service next Sunday at 10 45 with Sunday school at 1 00 pm Public Bible lecture Thursday at 8 00 pm Children’s instruction hour Saturday at 9 30 am Pastor Otis L Lang Worship and leadership details listed W C T A regular meeting at City Hall Saturday Jan 18 2 30 pm Church school Sunday Jan 19 at 10 00 am Morning worship at 11 69 am sermon by the pastor Junior church at 11 00 am led by Mr Frank Plymesser with assistance Youth invited Capable assistance Vesper service Sunday sundown short sermon and happy service Welcome V R PMID
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Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
E. Emery
N. 4Th St
Pertonsip
Arthur G. Bailey
D. D
Estherville
Frank Plymesser
V-R
Former National Head Installs Local Officers
The Degree of Hanoraasociation met last Tuesday at the city hall with 22 Estherville members and 30 visitors present. Mrs. Etta A. Branson, past national president, and Ethel Donovan Layson, state vice-president, were guests and assisted in installation. Local officers were installed and ceremonies included juvenile initiations. Next meeting set for Jan 28. anniversary party planned for Jan 22.
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Spencer
Tiberville
Tho Vis
HVS
Transom
Lawin Tei
Lencia Heneman
Gosi Weld
Tei Thorson
Atmarhi
G. E. Tombhave
Mima Wertz
Guy Nicholson
Otto Schaper
George Kibbee
Floyd Lytle
al Reese
Gertie Weber
R. Q O. Rogers
George Zitterick
G. E. Tomheve
Cleus Clausen
Estherville
Milford
Spener
Spirit Lake Association
Church of Christ services at The Friendly Church
The Friendly Church at 7th and Des Moines led by Minister Fred D. Sawyer opens with a 9:45 a m service for study, 10:35 a m worship, 11:10 a m preaching for all ages, 6:30 p m evening preaching, and Wednesday 7:30 p m prayer and study service.
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Church OF Christ the Friendly Church
7Th and
Des Moines
Fred D. Sawyer
Women in Public Life and Business Highlighted in 1935
A roundup notes women serving on state liquor authorities and control boards in New York and Ohio, and mentions Ruth Bryan Owen returning from Copenhagen. It lists several elected women officials across New York counties, a visit by Kathleen Courtney to the 1936 Washington conference, and Christine Beck urging customer confidence in business. It also covers the Trienbid Club meeting and Marie Robinson preparing for Minneapolis fashion studies.
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John S. Sheppard
New York
New York State Liquor Authority
Edith McClure Patterson
Cleveland
Ohio Liquor Control Board
New York State
Jane Todd
Ruth Taylor
Westchester County
Margaret Engert
Sullivan County
Flora Hofstetter
Herkimer
Elinor K. Herrick
Madison County
Mary Livingston
Kathleen Courtney
Washington, D. C
Miss Courtney
Disarmament Committee of Women
Geneva
League of Nations
Party Foods For Festive Occasions
A period guide by Marle Gifford outlines easy hors d oeuvres and cocktail starters for hostesses with no maid. It lists toothpick canapes using cheese, dried beef, Vienna sausages, crab sticks, and bacon, plus simple assembly steps and base crackers or toast strips.
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Marle Gifford
Vienna
Alice
Philadelphia
Local Officials and Births Reported at Coleman Hospital
County Treasurer K J Me Donald recovers after major operation at Coleman hospital. Mr and Mrs J M Baylor announce birth of a six pound daughter at Coleman hospital. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing well. Also advertised is a 45 plate storage battery with guaranteed power for winter starting priced at 4.49.
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K. J. Me
Donald
Coleman Hospital
J. M. Baylor
Baylor
Baby
Seafaring flirtations and drifting moral tensions aboard
On a voyage the ship’s social whirl deepens as Clare and Johnny connect while Patty observes from a distance. Mrs Langford’s seductive games disturb the crew and passengers, prompting undercurrents of jealousy, restraint, and looming trouble as casino nights and moonlit decks frame a fragile, charged atmosphere.
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Brown Creek
Bee Neal
Engelbert Neppl
Iates
Patricie
Thur
Otis L. Lang
First Presbyterian Church
G. K. Allen
Helen Osher
Alpha Club
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. E. Lashbrook
Fred Towell
Blendie Thompson
Arthur Beatty
Woc. T. U
City Hall
Del-A-Dek Alot
George Buseman
Anna Geinitz
Jonas Amdal
Frances Manthey
God
Tommy Touhy
Love
Rouhy
Gmen
Billy Ross
Rand
Ieth
Mr.rand
Ormond Williams
Narmal , Federation of Business
Professional Women's Clube, Inc
Curie
France
Frederick Curie—Joliot
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
United States
Denmark
Copenhagen
Minnie H. Crandell
Wayne County
Christine Beck
Trienbid Club
Misses Pearl
Bernice Clark
Miss Marie Robinson
Mise Robinson
University of Minnesota
Bill
Johnny
Clare
Patty
Patty B
Bertrand Russell
Mrs. + Minton
Villefranche
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Miss Mudge
Miss Muffet
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Studebaker
Sorum’s
Persion
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