Local families visit and upgrades noted in town
Mr and Mrs Ed Rust spent Lun ar with Mr and Mrs Clarence Zein Henry Thompson installed an electric Atwater Kerit Model 36 Radio in the H E Clark home last week. The Lewis Rockne family spent Sunday with relatives in Jack Creek their old home. Frank Sutton who recently underwent an operation at Birney hospital is improving at his home on North 6th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
H. E. Clark
Lewis Rockne
Jack Creek
Frank Sutton
Birney Hospital
North 6Th St
Local residents travel and community notices in Sioux City area
Henry Thompson visited Sioux City on business. C M Cole spent Sunday in Spirit Lake with friends. Andrew Anderson from Iowa Falls visited with his brother Oley Anderson. Bake sale by German Lutheran Ladies’ Aid planned at Ehlers store Saturday. D F Batman treated in Coleman hospital for foot infection. Fred Sternborg family guests near state line. Dr O H Miller to Des Moines on short business trip. Mrs Clifford Huntley of Halfa visited with her parents. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to meet Friday at Romaine Sondros home. W R Rogers of Rolfe and family stayed with Roy Burt. Henry Thompson family moved into Mauck property. Lytle family and others at George Nick home. Lyle McClinton and baby from Spirit Lake visiting Roy Lucas. A W Underwood of Springdale visiting property interests. Leo Sander in Cedar Rapids on Hutchinson Ice Cream Co business. S T Gay left for Des Moines after days with O J Spande family. Mrs J W Edge returned from Des Moines after visit with Allan Herrick. Estella Roberts left for Tabor after extended visit with aunt D F Batman. L N Christensen drove to Linn Grove to visit Erie Reese. Frank Weaver accompanied part way to Spencer. Claud Ross helps with dairy work near town. LeVan ill and planning February sale, needing extra help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Sioux City
C. M. Cole
Spirit Lake
Harry Cockburn
Mankato
Andrew Anderson
Iowa Falls
Oley Anderson
Ladies’ Aid
German Lutheran Church
Ehlers
D. F Batman
Coleman Hospital
Fred Sternborg
Richard Sternborg
O. H. Miller
Des Moines
Clifford Huntley
Halfa
Theo. Wold
Women’s, Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Romaine Sondros
W R. Rogers
Rolfe
Roy Burt
Mauck
Ray Lytle
Kietchen
Leona Mester
George Nick
Lyle McClinton
Baby
Roy Lucas
A. W. Underwood
Springdale
J. W. Edge
Allan Herrick
Estella Roberts
Tabor
D. F. Batman
L. N. Christensen
Linn Grove
Erie Reese
Frank Weaver
Spencer
Local visits and family gatherings reported in Sibley and area
Clarence Barlow's business trip to Sibley starts a week of social visits. Roy Burt family and Martin Anderberg visit Armstrong. Mildred Caldwell of Emmetsburg stays with Olive Rugby. H E Clark improves after grippe. Esther Hinshaw visits her Darfur parents. Irene Rogers teaches in Dolliver visits family on 9th Street. Axel Johnston family extend visit to Sibley. Mart Bremlewee visits Spirit Lake for Mrs Gahl's birthday. John Boullion of Conde visits two weeks with Stanhope parents. Raymond Scott family of Grover visit D H Scott. Wells and Bingham families visit J C Schroeder in Emmetsburg. Levi Lee returns to Delvan after visit with grandson Gerald. Ladies Aid attendees include J D Weir and others at Mrs Pete Anderson's Dunnell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Barlow
Sibley
Roy Burt
Martin Anderberg
Im Armstrong
Mildred Caldwell
Emmetsburg
Olive Rugby
H. E. Clark
Grippe
Esther Hinshaw
George Hinshaw
Darfur
Minn
Irene Rogers
South Dakota
M. W. Stanhope
Raymond Scott
Grover
D. H. Scott
North 9Th St
D. C. Wells
Joe Bingham
J. C. Schroeder
Schroeder
Social items feature Sunday school and bridge gatherings
Lavaughn Brockway hosted twelve Sunday school members at her parents North Sixth Street home with games and a lunch. Tom and Mrs Hepp entertained friends with three 500 tables. Mrs Graff won high and Mr Graff low, lunch followed. Woman's Club set January 30 at 3 pm at Mrs Sanderlin's home led by Mrs Chipperfield. Armstrong notably hosted Estherville friends for dinner and social time. R C Brown hosted a Bridge Club with Mrs Lambert and Ed Brems winning high and low. Gretchen Johnston celebrated birthday with ten friends at her parents home. Lavone Johnston entertained with piano, gifts given. Mrs Grover hosted seven tables of 500 with prizes for first and low, late lunch with assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaughn Brockway
North Sixth St
Tom Hepp
John Graff
High Store
Graff
Armstrong
John O'Neal
Estherville
M C. Cody
Robert Koch
Wes Dunham
D. A. Bagan
Tom Klepp
Karl Grover
R. C. Brown
H. Lambert
Ed Brems
Herman Miller
Gretchen Johnston
H. G. Johnston
Lavone Johnston
Gretchen
Frances Vincent
Don Brown
Lois Brown
Orval Taylor
Arlo Sheldon
Edward Wilson
Maxine Callender
Donald Duncan
Alice Dawson
Dale Marriott
Elks Ladies Host Afternoon and Club Cards
Elks ladies hosted an afternoon of entertainment with a progress bridge high score by Mrs. Harry Johnston and a consolation prize to Mrs. Roy Brown. A five o’clock three course lunch featured pink candles and flowers chaired by Mrs. Paul Gray with assistants. The 500 club held a Saturday evening party at the F W McCullough home with five card tables and prizes to M C Peterson and Miss Helen Sievers. East Riverside Club met at Mrs. Walter Bragg’s with thir teen members and sixteen guests for an all day meeting, a roll call reading a funny story, a discussion on whether husbands should do housework, and games. A station W O 1 tribute honored Mr. and Mrs. W J Origer’s golden wedding, followed by singing. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Book’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
S. G. Ewen
S. T. Egertson
F. X. Foran
Mack Groves
500 Club
F. W. McCullough
West Main St
East Riverside Club
Walter Bragg
W. J. Origer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Ed Rust
Lunar
Clarence Zein
Jackie Coogan
All Star
Hoot Gibson
Cody
Allene Pringle
Valli - Darro
Chas. Murray
Grand Theatre
Iowa
Gildner
Beck
Woman's Club
F. H. Sanderlin
R. T. Chipperfield
Scott
And
We Retail
Estherville Furniture Co
J. T. Johnston
Chas. D. Bixby
Gildner’s
ED Beck
Mgr
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