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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1938

Page

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Past Noble Grands Meet Friday Eve at Schryver Home

The Past Noble Grand society gathers Friday at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. E. J. Schryver’s home with Mrs. Clara Frizzel assisting. Members urged to attend. Birthday honors for Mrs. Harry Simpson noted, with a social lunch hosted by Miss Priscilla Booth and Mrs. E. M. Wilkins. Leaders listed include Miss Ruth Noe unable to attend. Swan Lake women study sewing machines in follow‑up to training, reaching 21 participants.

Noble Grand Society E. J. Schryver Clara Frizzel Harry Simpson L. M. Christensen Priscilla Booth E. M. Wilkins Simison Miss Booth Wilkins Sarah Bennett Reta Albrecht Bess Ralston Mildred Lorimer Edith Gardner Ruth Noe Swan Lake

Dolliver Young Man Weds Welcome Girl at Lutheran Parsonage

Vera Koffarnus of Welcome married Lawrence Oswalt of Dolliver January 1958 at the American Lutheran church parsonage in Welcome Minnesota. Ceremony at 5 PM conducted by Rev. William Schmidt. Attendants Ruth Krumwiede and Kenneth Anderson. Bride wore navy blue velvet with gold accessories. reception at the bride’s home. The Oswalts reside on the Oswalt farm in Lincoln township. Also notes a W A E club social visit to Mrs. H. H. Sconberg recovering from an auto accident with a list of attendees.

Dolliver American Lutheran Church Parsonage Welcome, Minn Vera Koffarnus Joe Koffarnus Welcome Lawrence Oswalt A. J. Oswalt William Schmidt Koffarius Ruth Krumwiede Mr. Oswalt Kenneth Anderson Estherville Miss Drumwiede Mrs. Oswalt Oswalt Lincoln

Heneman and Kent Host Home Leaders Bingo and Bridge

Mrs E E Heneman and Mrs Bert Kent entertain a group at the Heneman home Fort Barnhart street. Afternoon bingo precedes a six table luncheon with floral decorations. Saturday hosts will resume at the same residence for an eight table bridge session followed by a luncheon.

E. E. Heneman Bert Kent Heneman Kent Fort Barnhart Street

Mrs Grimm Hosts N E G Club Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Otto Grimm hosted the N E G club’s Wednesday gathering at her home with three bridge tables. A luncheon followed the game, and the club members listed include Mrs E C Heyer Mrs James Boyle Mrs Hoy Bassett Mrs C R Kurtz Mrs Carl Carlson Mrs Herman Wice Mrs John Weir Mrs James McDonald Mrs George Nick Mrs Jake Amdal Mrs Oley Anderson Mrs Lester Mason and Mrs Grimm.

Otto Grimm N. E. G. Club E. C. Heyer James Boyle Hoy Bassett C. R. Kurtz Carl Carlson Herman Wice John Weir James McDonald George Nick Jake Amdal Oley Anderson Lester Mason Grimm

Club Met Monday Evening With Miss Booth

Members of the T Club met Monday evening at Miss Priscilla Booths home. The group played bridge at two tables, with Miss Ruby Hemmingson winning high score and Miss Fern Jackman taking low score. A lunch was served by the hostess. Present were Miss Kern Jackman Miss Mary Mauss Miss Ruth Penn Miss Marian McAltes Miss Ruby Hemmingson Miss Kathleen Miller and Miss Booth.

Miss Booth Priscilla Booth Ruby Hemmingson Fern Jackman Honstess Kern Jackman Mary Mauss Misa Ruth Penn Marian McAltes Kathleen Miller Misa Booth

Sidleses surprised at house warming with bridge and lunch

Mr and Mrs Lester Sidles held a house warming Monday evening at their East Maine cottage owned by Chas Werling after moving from North 9th street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Scott, Mr and Mrs Francis Bevard, Mr and Mrs Richard Lee, Mr and Mrs Robert Lee, Mr and Mrs Flogga Horton. The Darens Society meets Friday at Mrs J A Mathre home with a brief business session and speaker Marie Serum county superintendent of schools on life investment.

Lester Sidles North 9Th Street East Maine Chas. Werling Walter Scott Francis Bevard Richard Lee Robert Lee Flogga Horton Sidles Darens Society J. A. Mathre Marie Serum Mathre

Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Ringsted

Thy Royal Neighbors Indre hall installation at the OOF hall Wednesday evening drew officers from Frishterville Cornettinges and Spirit Lake. Installing officer Mrs. Mable Potter of Spencer district deputy. ceremonial marshal Mrs. Ray Mernott of Dunnel. pot luck supper and entertainment followed. RINGSTED I A marriage occurred Friday at St Pauls Lutheran church as Arlette Neve wed Russel Lastine in a candlelight service.

Fristherville Cornettinges Spirit Lake Mable Potter Spencer Ray Mernott Dunnel Buckle Neve Lyle Lastine Caritta Voetmann Delmar Larsen Geraldine Nielsen Chris Lastine Virginia and Everett Tony Andersen Cameron Jean E. D. Neve Berdette Ericksen Ardys Jensen

Estherville Chronicle Local Social Notes Across Town

Local residents listed include Thomas Hamilton visiting Milford with friends and J G Amdahl in Estherville with family. Milestone visits span Milford, Spirit Lake, Des Moines, Sioux Falls, Buhl, Hibbing, Cherokee, Laurens and Fergus Falls. Several moves include Dorothye Platt and Mrs Meta Hensley departures, Misener illness improving, Veldy transfer to Fergus Falls Gamble Store, and Reta Albrecht new position at L M Christensen.

Byrdie Amdahl Spirit Lake Des Moines Estherville Reta Albrecht Laurens L. M. Christensen Meta Hensley Boston Mass

Lucky Dozen Club Meets for Evening Bridge Fun

The Lucky Dozen Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Chas Barber's home. Three bridge tables were in play with members including Mr. and Mrs. Hinsch, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Sweet, Mr. Gee, Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Tornell, and Mrs. Barber.

Lucky Dozen Club Chas, Barber H. D. Hinsch H. M. Cummings W. V. Sweet

Dr and Mrs Ewen Dinner Bridge Club Meeting

The Dinner Bridge club will meet Friday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs S G Ewen on North 7th street. Dinner will be served and the evening spent in contract bridge at three tables. Members include Mr and Mrs J M Christensen, Mr and Mrs FE W Kepler, Mr and Mrs H L McMillan, Dr and Mrs S G Ewen, Mr and Mrs J E Stockdale, Mr and Mrs John Greig, Mr and Mrs George Anderson.

J. E. Stockdale John Greig George Anderson

BE O W Club to Meet at Heiman Home

Members of the BE O W club will gather this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Heiman on East Main street. Dinner will be served and the group will play bridge at three tables. Members include Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs Jed Ehlers Mr. and Mrs Walter Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs J L Derwick Mr. and Mrs RO Rogers and Mr. and Mrs Heiman.

RO. Rogers Heiman

Mrs Ewen Hosts T B Bridge Club Luncheon Affair

Mrs Ewen acted as hostess Tuesday afternoon for the T B Bridge club at one oclock with a luncheon served. Members present included Mrs Richardson Johnston Parsons Christensen Gee Anderson Egertson and Mrs Selby Broms, who spent the rest of the afternoon in contract bridge at two tables.

W. A. E. Club H. H. Sconberg Charles S. Anderson Oscar Fagre Theo. Myhre Harvey Cox Carl Olson K. K. Nau John Hemmingson John Sandven Norman Sandven John Hansen Wesley Sutton Clarence Cox Jud Nelson Donald Hansen H. L. Klocow Bertha Northdust S. B. Twetten Sconberg G. Ewen T. B. Bridge Club R. L. Richardson W. 8. Johnston F. G. Parsons L. M. Christensen

Legion and Auxiliary Hold Joint Meeting

At a joint meeting of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary on Monday evening fifty five people attended. A pot luck supper was held in the city hall basement followed by a social evening. Mrs. Leon Pratt and Mrs. Ray Bryan led the event with additional committee members listed including Mrs. Fred Ehlers and Mrs. Edwin Sorum.

American Legion the Legion Auxiliary City Hall Leon Pratt Ray Bryan Fred Ehlers Edwin Sorum Hattie Osmundson G. M. Donovan F. G. Weir R. R. Tillea Harry A. Jones

Mrs Clyde Sanborn Honored At Auto Housewarming

Mrs Clyde Sanborn was honored Tuesday evening at her North 8th street home by Ace High Bridge Club members with a three table bridge session and a covered dish luncheon. Attendees included Mrs G K Allen Mrs R C Brown Mrs W J Tims Mrs Frank Weaver Mrs N J Ellsworth Mrs Harley Lambert Mrs G H W Raife Mrs Ed Strube Mrs Ralph Rousseau Mrs Gee Shadle and Mrs L M Christensen.

Clyde Sanborn North 8Th Street Ace High Bridge Club Mra G. K. Allen R. C. Brown W. J. Tims Prank Weaver N. J. Ellsworth Harley Lambert G. H W. Raife

Porterhouse Steak Now Back On Family Menu

A home economist notes porterhouse steaks are affordable again as beef supplies improve. Guidance covers selecting a well marbled, one inch plus thick steak, broiling steps from preheating to finishing, doneness levels, and serving hot with juices. Also mentions club and sirloin as cost effective alternatives.

Inez S. Willson Home Economist

Church Sunday Services and Congregation Meeting

Sunday services next Sunday at 11 am with Sunday school at 10 am Luther League services at 7 30 Tuesday evening 7 30 annual congregation meeting to continue all voting members urged to attend Choir practice Wednesday eve 7 30 Ladies aid Thursday afternoon Hostesses Mesdames Espeset Tweet Hillestad Lilland Prayer meeting Thursday eve 7 30 at church Confirmation class Saturday 10 am Parish house Next service January 30 at 10 40 am Luther League meets Wednesday eve at Simon Knutson home and Wednesday 3 15 Ladies aid Wednesday January 26 Hostesses Lundahl Nasby Knutson

Luther League Ladies Aid Mesdames A. R. Espeset Olaf Tweet Thos, Hillestad Ole Lilland

No Substitute subject guides loyalty drive at church

W R Church of Christ urges real article faith and a ten weeks loyalty campaign starting January 30. Sunday services emphasize every member present and enrollment Sunday. Workers conference Thursday at 8 pm explains Sunday school role in the program. Union evening service at Christian church features Woman's chorus. Youth topic series begins with leaders Maude Olmstead and Virginia Sawyer. Philharmonic chorus also meets.

Church of Christ Ers Union Christian Church Maude Olmstead Virginia Sawyer Philharmonic Chorus V.R

Worship and Meetings at Local Baptist Church

The Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Riggs invites all to worship next Sunday with a choir, sermon on discipleship, and a 6:30 youth gathering. Evening service at 7:30, plus a business meeting on the Barber estate Monday at 7:30. Prayer meetings this week include Wednesday 2:90 and Thursday 7:30. Washington reports say 12,000 motorists lag on tags, framed as economic royalists staging a tag buying strike.

Jesus J. A. Riggs Barber General Aid Mary Minor North Sixth Street Washington Motorsata

World flight hopes and love triangle collide aboard

Monty Wallace arrives in California after breaking the East West cross country air record. Natalie Wade reports for a paper and lands a trial job in exchange for the story, growing closer to Monty even as his love for her remains uncertain. Sunny Marion, Monty’s wary fiancée, plots while Jimmy Hale, the photographer, and Natalie chase the record flight and personal loyalties amid a tense welcome home party.

Monty Wallace California Natalie Wade Monty Natalie Jimmy Hale Jake Marion Marion Sunny Jimmy Sunny Marion New York Moscow Siberia Nattalie Nat

Mississippi Farm Reform Echoed In One Man's Phrase

Senate leaders may debate the cotton question and flood control, but Charlestonian Arthur Morgan is credited with a historical expression. He said, Let it go back to the Tadlang and let us work it on shares, summarizing farm conditions in a compact, memorable line.

Senate Arthur Morgan

Slippery roads dangers urge cautious driving

A public safety message warns drivers about icy streets and urges slower speeds. It cautions against sudden stops and advises reducing speed at intersections signs school zones and signals for safer travel. It also calls for free speech without compulsory listening to foster a happier public.

V.R

Also Mentioned on This Page

CLUB Mrs. Sconberg Mrs. Heneman Mrs. Kent MR. and Mrs. Sidles Dorcas Society Neege Thomas Hamilton Milford K. RK. Nau Coleman Hospital J. G. Amdahl West Bend Kenneth Tuel Emil Estenson Buhl Hibbing Virgil Otto Sioux Falls Mr. Gerloff Edward Irwin French Dorothye Evelyn Fairmont, Minn O. W. Platt Platt Robert Misener Ridley Dairy Henry Myhre Myhre The Northern Lumber Co Legion and Auxiliary Estherville Lutheran L. A. Mathre W.R Fred W. Sawyer Mack Hanlon Traveller’s Club Ann Page Mississippi Vapor Marcel Mertha’s Beauty Salon Lincoln St Robert Young James Stewart Tom Brown Lionel Barrymore Gene Autry Portia Merriman Myrna West Side Nortk Linooly
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