Local social notes and sports results from Emmet area
Community updates include Epworth Teague party in Hunting and several visits across town. Mervyn Clerk and Laven Sargent travel to Chicago for electrical school. J U G 4 H club hosts at Margery Ellerston home with Janet Bryan assisting. Three Friday basketball games at Emmet consolidated see Emmet girls 14 to 29 loss, Emmet boys 16 to 25 loss, Independence teams win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Heyer
William Anderson
A. O. Anderson
Fletcher C. Snyder
Sherburn
Ed Stanhope
Waterloo
Walter Schultz
Emmet Consolidated
Emmet
North Suprior
Emmet Independents
Petersburg Independents
Petersburg Social Notes From Wednesday To Sunday
Willard Heyer was a caller at Herman Schluter home while Ruth Smith and her son visited August Jensen. Garland Peterson spent the weekend with Kermit Gruhlke in Superior. Herman Schluter and Vernon Hanson visited Henry Ullrich on Wednesday. Garland Peterson and Peter Rasmussen visited August Jensen Tuesday. Herman Schluter and Vernon Hanson called at Dick Beseke Thursday. Jens Jensen called on Kermit Gruhlke in Superior Sunday. Herbert Shelgren entertained relatives at dinner for Philip Benson’s birthday with Peter and Ed Benson families present. Garland Peterson visited Herman Schluter on Wednesday. Willard Heyer and son Donald and Edwin Schluter visited Herman Schluter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Heyer
Herman Schluter
Ruth Smith and Son
August Jensen
Garland Peterson
Kermit Gruhlke
Superior
Vernon Hanson
Henry Ullrich
Peter Rasmussen
Dick Beseke
Jens Jensen
Herbert Shelgren
Philip Benson
Peter Benson
Ed Benson
Joe Benson
Ed Berne
Donald
Edwin Schluter
Birthday Ball Aids Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
The 1935 Birthday Ball for the President, Jan 30, unites 6600 communities to raise funds for infantile paralysis research and victim rehabilitation. About 70 cents of each dollar stays locally for rehabilitating victims like Carrie Surlak and Herbert Fuchs, while 30 cents goes to national research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Surlak
New York
Carrie
Constance Huerstel
Herbert
Fuchs
Camp Alyn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Conart
Henry L. Doherty
Birthday celebration for Dorothy Hen son honors guests
Those who helped Dorothy Hen son celebrate for birthday Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kirklask, Wayne and Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fog leman and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Carlend Peterson and Joseph Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Henson
Theodore Kirklask
Wayne
Arlene
Harold Fogleman
Bonnie
Carlend Peterson
Joseph Smith
Winter School Notes and Local Games Report
Dolliver notes include Mrs Ernest Moltzen and Ruth Ann returning from Chicago after ten days visiting friends. Viola Griese leaves Rev Yeager home after illness coverage. Joe Eckhart missed school due to illness. Community Sunday school attendance fell to twenty seven because of weather and sickness. School board reorganizes one bus route, using two cars for eighteen children. Mrs Fred Moltzen under doctor care. Marcella Maron injures hand in girls basketball. initially thought finger broken. Two home games set for Friday Jan 18 featuring Estherville opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Moltzen
Ruth Ann
Chicago
Viola Griese
Vergil Williams
Fred Moltzen
Marcella Maron
Spencer to Host Northwest Iowa Amateur A A A Tourney
Sixteen northwest Iowa amateur basketball teams are expected to file entries for the district A A A tournament at Spencer on February 5 to 8. The Estherville Boosters are invited, with sixteen counties in the district. The Spencer Junior Chamber of Commerce will pay expenses for the district champion to travel to Des Moines for the state meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Iowa
A. A.A
Estherville Boosters
Estherville
Spencer Junior Chamber of Commerce
Iowa J. €. C
Clay
Woodbury
Sioux City
Lyon
Oscoolt
Dickinson
Bnunet
Palo Alto
O’brien
Sioux
Plymouth
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Pocahontas
Ida, Sac
Mono
Spencer Tournament Sanctioned by AAU Officials
Competition runs under AAU auspices with eight district meets. An entry fee of 10 dollars per team funds AAU memberships for eligible squads. Spencer organizers plan four games on Feb five and six to finish the first round with quarterfinals Feb eight and the semifinals and finals on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
AAU
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Spencer Committee
V-R
Social clubs host skating and bridge gatherings
Bachelorettes meet at Mary Higgins home for skating and a late lunch with members Vivian Johnson, Vivian Clark, Anne Schaper, and Mary Higgins. Guests include Mrs Henry Schaper and others. J U G 4 H club met with Janet Bryan assisting, planning the year's program and sharing a deli lunch with twelve members, nine visitors, and two mothers. A bridge luncheon by Mrs J M Fredericksen featured a dessert luncheon and three tables of bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Cliff Fredericksen and Mrs L A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Higgins
Vivian Johnson
Vivian Clark
Anne Schaper
Henry Schaper
Henry Neppl
M. F. Higgins
Florence Neppl
Emma Higgins
Mayme Schaper
J. U. G. 4.H Club
Margery Ellerston
Janet Bryan
Entertain Club Hosts T N T Bridge Night At Home
The Entertain Club hosted a regular T. N. T. club meeting at Mrs Max Lynn's home on Tuesday night. Miss Dorothy Ehlera assisted as hostess. Three tables played contract bridge with Mrs John Greig winning the high score prize. A luncheon followed. Mrs Fred Lyman and Miss Mark Stellingwerf attended as guests, with members present including Mrs John Lyman, Miss Florence Chambers, Mrs E W Kepler, Mrs John Greig, Mrs John Osgood, Mrs Glen Story, Miss Lulu Holcomb, Mrs R C Coleman, Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Barbara Cornwall, Miss Henrietta Miller, and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Lynn
T. N. T. Club
Dorothy Ehlera
John Greig
Fred Lyman
Mark Stellingwerf
John Lyman
Florence Chambers
E. W. Kepler
John Osgood
Glen Story
Lulu Holcomb
R. C. Coleman
Margaret Clark
Barbara Cornwall
Henrietta Miller
Radio Child Study Club Hosts at Munson Home
Members of the McKinley school Parent Teachers association enjoyed a radio child study club yesterday afternoon at Mrs. E. M. Munson home. Another program is set for Munson home this afternoon. The next radio hour will be heard Jan 238. Gretchen Dalmage of Buffalo Center, visiting Miss Dorothy Hamilton this past week, will return home Friday. The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah lodge plan a Friday night meeting at Mrs. Charles Rosenberger home with Mrs. Roy Merriott assisting, followed by a social luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Association of the McKinley School
E. M. Munson
Munson
Gretchen Dalmage
Buffela Center
Dorothy Hamilton
Rebeksh Lodge
Charles Rosenberger
Roy Merriott
Regular Rebekah lodge meeting held after installation
A Tuesday night session of the Rebekah lodge drew 28 members. It was the first gathering since installation and judged to be exceptionally fine. A luncheon followed, served by Mrs. Gilbert Amdahl, Mrs. Charles Anderson and Miss Geraldine Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Gilbert Amdahl
Charles Anderson
Geraldine Buckley
Woman's club to hold meetings with lessons and talks
The Civics Current Topics department will meet Monday afternoon at Mrs. F M Jones home with Mrs W C Currell leading the lesson and Mrs C E Meadows delivering the current topic talk. Fine Arts department gathers tonight at Mrs O J Sheldon home for a book review by Miss Dorothy Latchem and news briefs by Miss Wilma Gronstal. A group of junior college girls will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
F. M. Jones
W. C. Currell
C. E. Meadows
O. J. Sheldon
Dorothy Latchem
Wilma Gronstal
P. E. P. Club Hostess Miss Faye Felkey Leads Meeting
Miss Faye Felkey presided last night at the Mike Erpelding home. Bridge was played at two tables with high score prize won by Miss Priscilla Booth. Guests included Mrs. Mike Erpelding and Miss Ethel Felkey along with Misses Rose Anton, Mary Mauss, Mary Mortensen, Nellie Osberg, Priscilla Booth and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Felkey
Mike Erpelding
Priscilla Booth
Ethel Felkey
Rose Anton
Mary Mauss
Mary Mortensen
Nellie Osberg
Pauline Smith Hosts Birthday Party For Friends
Pauline Smith entertained a group of girl friends Friday evening at her home in honor of her birthday. The guests played games and a two course luncheon was served. Attendees included Vivian Oulman Jeane Stockdale Betty Lou Reed Beverly Sharpen Marian Wilson Darlene Perkins Alice Woods Betty Hunt singer Elizabeth Kinnard Patricia Pierce Arlene Sorensen and Olive Judd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Smith
L. L. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Vivian Oulman
Jeane Stockdale
Betty Lou Reed
Beverly Sharpen
Marian Wilson
Darlene Perkins
Alice Woods
Betty Hunt
Singer
Elizabeth Kinnard
Patricia Pierce
Arlene Sorensen
Olive Judd
Grant Munden Pleads Guilty to Larceny of Corn
Grant Munden pleads guilty to larceny of property valued under twenty dollars for stealing 15 shocks of corn from Elmer Rogers farm northwest of Estherville. He is fined 100 dollars and 30 days in jail by Justice Gus Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rogers
Estherville
Grant Munden
Justice of the Peace
Gus Peterson
Munden
National Music Ensemble to Give Free Estherville Concert
The National Music Ensemble, composed of national contest winners, will perform in Roosevelt auditorium next Wednesday afternoon with two free shows for students and the public. The group features flute clarinet bassoon oboe English horn French horn and piano. The program aims to be artistic, educational, and entertaining as part of the schools activity schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Roosevelt Auditorium
National Music Ensemble
Avto
Jackson, Minn
Designed in eight sizes with yardage details
The notice lists eight sizes 34 through 48 for a garment. Size 38 is specified for a large view requiring 37.8 yards of 35 inch material, while long sleeves reduce the yardage by 4 percent.
Moving frock pattern for new designs and fabrics
Pattern and affordable options for a moving frock show available variations. The description notes bertha options, sleeve lengths from wrist to short, and plaits at the seams for fullness. Fabrics include lateen percele cottons, other prints, linen, and tub silks. Send 15 cents per pattern with name address style number and size to Patricia Dew Pattern Dept. 115 Fifth Avenues Brooklyn NY.
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Desiree
Patricia Dew
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenues
Breoklyn N. Y
Local Happenings In Estherville area this week
Mrs. G W Krahmer cares for Charles Maas who is seriously ill in Ter ris. Mr and Mrs M A Batkema are in Des Moines on business and plan to return to Estherville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Gardner of Manchester are parents of a seven pound son born Sunday. Mrs Gardner known here as Ming Alberta Anderson, granddaughter of Mrs G T Consley. Mr and Mrs Ext Sorum and Mr and Mrs C J Mathieson returned from South Bend Indiana and Lima Ohio after four days away. Traveling was good until the icy roads and snowstorm hindered driving as they entered town yesterday.
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M. A. Batkema
Des Moines
Estherville
Stanley Gardner
Manchester
Mra. Gardner
Ming Alberta Anderson
G. T. Consley
Mra
Sorum
C. J. Mathieson
South Bend
Ind
Lima
Mr. Sorum
Lutefisk Supper Planned Wednesday by Lady Aid
The Ladie Aid at Gracttinger invites all to attend a Norwegian Lutefisk supper Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the church basement. Mrs Martin Myhre is president and will supervise the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie
Aid At
Gracttinger
Mra
Martin Myhre
Aid
Er Ka
Christmas seal sales totals from rural schools reported
A distribution of Christmas seal sale results has been reported to Miss Marie Sorum's office. Alice Dehi of Jack Creek School No 5 reports a $2.00 sale, Supt. Johnson of Ringsted $30.41, Supt. Kirlin of Grover $6.29, and Miss Marie Wood's Ellsworth Township No 1 school $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sorum
Alice Dehi
Jack Creek School No. 5
Johnson
Ringsted
Kirlin
Grover
Miss Marie Wood
Ellsworth Township
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