Editors A Nichols H A Nichols G A Nichols and Daughter Entered at City Post Office
A column of local items discusses subscription rates for locals and outsiders, travel plans of Editor and Mrs Raymond Bahne and daughter of the Sibley Tribune, and various community notes. It references tax debates, electricity rates, a new creamery, and community-building discussions, with opinions on prohibition, transportation, and local pride in Estherville and Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bahne
Sibley Tribune
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Marriage Unites Swanson and Ries at Bride's Home
The Wednesday high noon ceremony at West Lincoln street united Miss Alvera Swanson and Mr. Louis A. Ries with Rev. R. T. Chipperfield officiating. Attendants were Arthur Ries of Couderay and Charlotte Swanson. Guests included Ed. Swanson and Clifford Wycoff, among others. couple to reside on the Ries farm near Halfa after a wedding trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin. The bride wore blue canton crepe with tulle, bouquet of roses, and rose decor graced the dining table during the reception. The article notes both newlyweds' community leadership potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvera Swanson
Louis A. Ries
Edward A. Swanson
West Lincoln Street
R. T. Chipperfield
Methodist Church
Arthur Ries
Couderay
Wis
Charlotte Swanson
C. M. Ries
Ed. Swanson
Andrew Swanson
Halfa
Ries
Estherville
Ringsted
Dana College
Blair
Neb
Surprise New York City Wedding of Cecil Rhodes and Dorothy Crooks
Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes learned by telegram of their son Cecil's marriage to Dorothy Crooks of Evanston Illinois in New York City on June 25. Details from the New York Times show a ceremony at the Municipal Building with City Clerk McGormick officiating and a St Regis dinner for New York friends. Cecil Rhodes, a University of Pennsylvania graduate, and Dorothy Crooks, educated at Northwestern, had no prior engagement announcement and had met recently in New York. The couple plans to sail on the President Roosevelt from Philadelphia after a short stay there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhodes
Cecil
New York City
New York Times
Dorothy Crooks
Evanston, I
Warren Crooks
Sheldon
Mrs. Rhodes
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Estherville News Highlights Local Weddings and Clubs
Broad items include Mildred Stuart Ray Ives wedding to Raymond Ives at Armstrong with colorful yellow orange decor and a post ceremony trip. Mr and Mrs R H Wickersham host Es therville Municipal Band. Four Mile Lake Club and E E Club meetings with recipes, programs, and lunches. Norman Sandven wed Spirit Lake groom noted among Estherville social notes.
Estherville Bride and Groom Begin Life in Wisconsin Tour
Morning wedding at the Methodist church in Spirit Lake united Miss Le Verna Iowa Rice of Sioux Falls with Neil Brown of Estherville in a single ring ceremony at eight thirty. Rev J H Edge officiated while Mrs Edge played the wedding march. The couple plan an extended auto trip through Wisconsin Minnesota and Canada before settling in Estherville where the groom works with his father. The bride, formerly of Arnolds Park and Spencer, is a stenographer. The reception followed at Antlers Hotel and guests included family and friends from Austin Minn Spokane and Washington D C. The couple will reside in Estherville after August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
la Verna
Iowa Rice
Sioux Falls
Sandren
Austin H. Rice
Neil Brown
Estherville
Leila Miguel
Arnolds Park
J. H. Edge
John Sandren
Cunningham
Washington, D. C
Gray
Hazel
Austin, Minn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
South Sixth Street
Austin
Minn
Spencer
A B Entertained at Picnic and Local Social Events
A. B. Club ladies host a covered dish picnic at Mrs Wesley Robbs East Okoboji cottage at noon. Estherville De Molays hold a dinner dance at the Masonic hall with Atty J W Morse speaking on Grinnell meeting and Geo Bale recounting the Grinnell state athletic victory. Presbyterian choir picnic at Golf and Country club. wedding at Presbyterian manse unites Clark Gustafson and Dorothy Juhl with Ethel Gustafson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Club
Wesley Robb
East Okoboji
de Molays
Masonic Hall
Estherville
de Molay
J. W. Morse
Grinnell
Geo. Bale
Spencer
Storm Lake
Juhl Couple Wed Then Home on Estherville Farm
Centred on the marriage of Mr and Mrs Eric Juhl with a short wedding trip to Osage the couple plan to reside on a farm southeast of Estherville. The bride, daughter of the Juhls, is an Estherville High School graduate of 1922 who has taught in county rural schools. Hundreds of friends wish the newlyweds happiness in their life together. A separate note mentions a family reunion at the T J Lerdahl home with many relatives from Iowa and beyond attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stuart-Ray Ives
William Stuart
Mildred
Raymond W. Ives
Estherville
M. L. Carver
M. E. Church of
Armstrong
Bernadine Burkhead
Mildred Burkhead
Zearing
Armstrong High School
Froebel-Pestalozzi School
Chicago
Pekin
Illinois
Ives
Gruwell
Duluth
Great Lakes
W. A. Pollock
Iowa
O. Z. Burkhead
L. C. Robinson
Manley
Corrine
Marie Dailey
Forest City
Dorothy Woodhouse
Sever Egertson
Florence Boomer
Sioux City
Percy Pullen
Armstrong Journal
Eric “Juhl
Osage
Eric Juhl
Estherville High School
Estherville Luth Church Plans July Services
Estherville Lutheran Church announces Sunday evening English service July 5 at 8 p m led by Rev A K Gaard of Cylinder. Prayer meeting Thursday at Mr Tolheim’s home South 10th street. Confirmants meet Monday July 6 at 1 at the church. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday July 9 in the church parlors with Mesdames A Myhre Olaf Myhre Oscar Myhre and W Anderson as hostesses. Also ad urges starting strong in race training at Mankato Commercial College catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Luth
A. K Gaard
Cylinder
Tolheim
South 10Th Street
Ladies Aid
Mesdames
A. Myhre
Olaf Myhre
Oscar Myhre
W. Anderson
Independence Day Observed At Post Office Window Service
Independence Day on July 4 will be observed as a legal holiday at the Post Office with window service for all patrons from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. under Postmaster F A Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Robinson
P. M
Volunteers of America Heart Tag Day slated for July 3
The Volunteers of America plans a Heart Tag Day in Estherville on Friday July 1 with headquarters at Gardston Hotel lobby from 9 to 6. Rev Huxford Olmstead Voorhies Stockdale and Rhodes, plus Frances Osgood lead the drive to aid destitute mothers and other VOA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteers OF America
the Volunteers of America
Maud Ballington Booth
Estherville
W. F. Huxford
H. L. Olmstead
G. Voorhies
Lloyd Stockdale
G. L. Collins
Edwin J. Rhodes
Frances Osgood
Gardston Hotel
Booth
United States
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vindicator
Republican
A. Nichols
H. A. Nichols
G. A. Nichols
Shepherd
Loeb
Leopold
Coolidge
California
Florida
Town
Winds
Indiana
Lincoln Highway
Ilinois
Chas. Dillman
Blue Earth Post
Brother Sullivan
Graettinger Times
Graettinger
Lakes Resorts
Sullivan
Butler Cottage
George
Washington, D .C
Ralph
Rhodes
A. R. Butler
Jas, Morrison
Sterling, Colo
Ding
Evanston
Mr. Rhodes
Franklin Henry Rhodes
R. H. Wickersham
West Des Moines
Four Mile Lake Club
Lillard
Ruth
Edna Yats
Violet Frank
Maud Miller
Davis
Johnston
Yates
E. E. Club
E. E. E. Club
Hallie Shannon
Grantham
Bryan
Shannon
Person
Florence Tredway
Rosetta Lilliard
Ethel West
Norman Sandven
John Sandven
Fast Riverside Country Club
East Riverside Country Club
N. J. Origer
Geo. Robb
Walter Blagg
Maurine Robb
Bernice Fererro
Rose Blagg
Howard Haywood
Doe Origer
Walter Bragg
Presbyterian Choir
Presbyterian Manse
Clark Gustafson
Chas, Gustafson
Dorothy Juhl
Emmet County
Ethel Gustafson
Polar Cub
Estherville Furniture
J. T. Johnston
Chas, ‘Dy, Bixby
Lerdah
T. J. Lerdahl
T. T. Lerdahl
H. T. Lerdahl
Madison
Olaf Johnson
Ora
Jennie
Carlyle, Mont
Emily Beyer
Mitchell, S. D
C. Hanson
Mack Woolcutt
Lerdahl
Albert Lerdahl
Ames
G. E. Winterton
Knapp
Brazil
Kenneth
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
L. F. Fisher
Rainbow
Fox Lake Park
Sherburn
Lakefield
Bob Brose
Wonderful Band
Swift
Colored Union Giants
Kansas City
Minnesota Braves
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