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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
9
Atty William Johnston attends court in Primghar as Susie Peterson visits Britt relatives. Various residents travel for illness, business, or family events. Intercity trips include Minneapolis, Des Moines, Clarion, and Excelsior Springs. Community updates cover hospitalizations, recoveries, and weekend visits with many named locals and several relocations.
Miss Valita Reese hosted Ta Ta Po Chan Campfire group with a 7 30 meeting and social. Miss Marion Bixby entertained friends with a Friday bridge gathering and lunch. guests included Irene Krantz Eva Erickson Frances Kirk Tone Krahmer Marvy Bennett Fern Hipple Esther Lande Lillian Johnson Nadine Noel. Pythian Sisters set a Jan 23 meeting at the K of P castle with a covered dish lunch. The Woman's Club Current Topics group will meet Jan 27 at 3 PM with Mrs J B Tedrow leading. Fine Arts hosts a picnic supper and lesson hosted by Miss Lucile Peterson. Mildred C Truesdell and J E Maloney of Escanaba Mich announce their marriage.
August gatherings in Waukegan feature Mrs Maloney's family ties and a 1928 Graettinger Hospital Nurse training graduate. Socials include L D club hosted by Miss Lorene Koster, a 6:30 dinner hosted by Wilbur Michaelson with friends, and bridge-focused events hosted by Mrs Mack Groves, Mrs Wesley Dunham, and others.
In a casual exchange, the speaker contrasts traditional rowing with motorized boats, urging Mr. Businessman to adopt faster propulsion. The call emphasizes the energy and urgency of modern advertising over old methods.
On Wednesday afternoon a well attended ladies day was hosted at the Elks home. Mrs. C. F. McWilliams and Mrs. R. L. Richardson won high scores in the afternoon bridge games.
Mrs G E Smith who has been visiting here for two weeks leaves Friday for Concordia Kansas. Roy Edwards family will move into the Fred White house on East Maple Street around February 1. Mr and Mrs Leonard Carlson will move from Sam Johnston apartments to share their own apartment. Miss Green a local teacher spent the weekend in Rolfe with her parents. Dinner at Christensen Home featured Mr and Mrs L M Christensen and Mr and Mrs Geo Anderson hosting seven o clock supper for friends. Mrs S G Ewen and Ed Stockdale won high scores at bridge.
Dr. and Mrs. A L Hoteling hosted their evening card club on Monday guests arrived at eight and played three tables of bridge High scores went to Mrs Gail Morse and E W Kohler Low score prize went to Mr and Mrs Geo Lyman Oyster stew was served after hours at cards with all guests seated at one table
Members of the Q O C Club gathered Saturday at Miss Magda Center’s home for an evening of games and a pink and white themed lunch. The event honored Miss Marvyl Bennett’s birthday with an out-of-town guest, Miss Mildred Huhn of Sioux Falls, a cousin of the hostess.
Emogene Savereide celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday at the Savereide home with twelve young guests enjoying games. Mrs L H Savereide served a lunch and presents honored the girl. Earlier, Mrs I F Hall and Mrs R C Coleman hosted three social events with a luncheon and bridge for twenty eight friends, prize won by Mrs F J Kennedy for high score.
Four tables of bridge were played at the home of Mrs FW McCullough on Tuesday afternoon. Dr Stinson won the high score prize. The hostess served a very dainty luncheon.
Twenty friends surprised Mrs. M C Peterson on Saturday afternoon for her birthday. Bridge yielded high scores to Mrs. Chester Dowd and Dr. Stinson. Honored dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maloney with several couples and Miss Ruth Stearns. Also notes of George C Ericson of Los Angeles marrying Octavine V Jones in Reno due to license rules. he is a Pomeroy native, Class of 1928.
Royal Neighbors of America Emmet Camp 1402 installed newly elected officers on Wednesday evening January 15. Mrs A Hamilton of Graettinger and Mrs Chas Logue of this city served as installing officers. Oracle Clara Carlson spoke on Principles of our Society and conferred double grand honors on retiring officers. A lunch followed, prepared by a committee led by Mesdames Logue Carlson and Boyle. Next meeting set as social on February 5.
Nineteen men from Estherville M. E. church rode to Fenton Monday for a district Brotherhood convention involving ten churches. Dr. Geo. Tomhave of Estherville chaired the meeting, with Earl Josten and Fred Himebauch among speakers. Main address by F. K. Duthbert of Laurens. attendees included Rev. W. A. Winterstein and many local lay leaders.
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