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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1937

Page

2

Couples Married Here During Week

Stanley B. Jones of Winnebago Minnesota and Agatha Murphy of Fairmont Minnesota wed here Friday with H. M. Schloeman officiating. Howard Anderson and Lorraine Williams witnessed. James C. Holtzclaw and La Vohn EK. McCaughey, both of Butterfield Minnesota, married here Thursday by Rev. Fred D. Sawyer. Witnesses were Minnie Voth and I. J. Voth of Estherville.

Stanley B. Jones Winnebago Minn Agatha Murphy Fairmont H. M. Schloeman Howard Anderson Lorraine Williams James C. Holtzclaw LaVohn EK. McCaughey Butterfield Fred D. Sawyer The Christian Church Minnie Voth I. J. Voth Estherville

Wa-tan-Ye club outing at Awolds Park

Wa-tan-ye members spent Thursday night at Awolds Park with a dutch treat supper at hamburger stands then gathered around the park. Those on the trip were Miss Lucile Peterson Miss Clara Kennedy Miss Sylvia Howe Miss Mary Peterson Miss Nadine Noel Miss Margaret Smith Miss Eleanor Rosusek Mrs Vermaine Sidles and Miss Mary Mauss.

Awolds Park Lucile Peterson Clara Kennedy Sylvia Howe Mary Peterson Nadine Noel Margaret Smith Eleanor Rosusek Vermaine Sidles Mary Mauss

W. R. E. Club Holds Fort Defiance Picnic

Members gathered Friday afternoon at Fort Defiance state park for a social picnic. Attendees include Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs. Oscar Farge, Mrs. Theo Myhre, Mrs. Harvey Cox, Mrs. H. H. Sconberg, Mrs. K. K. Nau, Mrs. John Hemmingson, Mrs. John Hansen, Mrs. Wesley Sutton, Mrs. Clarence Cox, Mrs. Donald Hansen, Mrs. H. L. Kloe, Mrs. S. B. Tweeten, Mrs. Helen Anderson of Marshfield Oregon guest of Mrs. Wesley Sutton.

W. R. E. Club Fort Defiance State Park Charles Anderson Oscar Farge Theo. Myhre Harvey Cox H. H. Sconberg K. K. Nau John Hemmingson John Hansen Wesley Sutton Clarence Cox Donald Hansen H. L. Klocow S. B. Tweeten Helen Anderson Marshfield Ore

Lawn Picnic Hosted by Mrs. Rhodes Draws Local Guests

Mrs. F H Rhodes hosted a Friday lawn picnic at her home with ten tables set on the lawn. Attending were many neighbors and friends including the Gaardes Robinsons Shadles Knudsons Hinschs Hutchinsons Lyons Rhodes Story Gruwell Knapp Johnson Everds Rainey Ralston and Brees Hunt among others.

F. H. Rhodes H. A. Gaarde Bertha Gaarde Emma Gaarde George Robinson Phyllis and Marie Robinson Betty Gyldenland Des Moines George Shadler Francis Shadle Stephen Dennis Knudson H. D. Hinsch Lloyd Hinsch Virginia Savana Mise Bess Ralston Helen Ralston Cedar Rapids J.C. Brees W. H. Hunt

Mrs McGee Honored At Shower In Nicholson Home

Mrs Dan McGee was honored at a Friday evening shower hosted by Mrs Taylor Sunde and Mrs Guy Nicolson at the Nicholson home. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Logan and Mrs Donald Hansen. Attendees included numerous local residents. several invited guests could not attend.

Jean Goldsberry W. H. Olson Earl Kruse James Huntsinger Olson D. H. Diamond E. W. Beck Arthur Mauss Claude Randolph Elmer Moore Henry Myhr Keneth Mhutsinger Walter Schildknecht Verne Tredway Dan Howard Harold Bryan Mason City N. ©. Johnson R. H. Green D. B. Blake Tom Kinnard Art Sifrit Donald Wfrit Sifrit Donald Dean Donald Dean Sifrit Shirley Ingvall Mary Lou Robert Erickson Marion Oson Dale Faye Jackman Romaine Peterson Harold LaVerne Dolores Sifrit Ed Peterson Cecil Ericson C. B. Ingvall Norman Ingvall Honey Buddie Rankin Imrs. McGee Dan McGee Taylor Sunde Guy Nicolson Nicholson Frank Logan Donald Hansen McGee Logan Mason Jake Amdahl Clarence Wylder Ed Miner Ed Sorum Mike Kelly Wes Meyers Bert Ditsworth Louisa Pest Charles Keeler L. W. Greener Elmer Shaw Otto Grimm Glenn Lesher Clarence Amdahl Chester Doud G. L

Local residents depart for schools and visits in August

OCALS Bob Bosold leaves Maud Barber Shop for Des Moines to attend The Thompson Beauty School. Mrs. Kenneth Turner of Aurora Illinois visits relatives in Estherville. Fred and woman purchase cottage on Ninth Street. Hazel Moore travels with Gus Henrick party to Dayton Ohio. Mallorys and sisters visit Des Moines and Rockford. Barnes Sells-Floto circus plans publicity for August 9 show, arriving from Pipestone by two trains. Several families enjoy weekend visits and cottage stays in Orleans.

Bob Bosold Maud Barber Shop Des Moines Thompson Beauty School Hazel Moore Gus Henrick Dayton Ohio R. L. Mallory Waterloo Mrs. Mallory Chas. Barber Rockford al G. Barnes and Sells-Floto Estherville Pipestone Rock Island Division Frank Moore Dorothy van Dyck Kansas City Baby W. E. Moore Dorothy van Dycke Hazel Bell Jones

Mankato Commercial College Offers Free Catalogues

The notice promotes thorough practical intensive courses at low tuition and invites interest while offering free catalogues from Mankato Commercial College in Mankato Minnesota.

Mankato Commercial College Mankato, Minn

Final Installment of the Bank Raid Shootout

In a chaotic bank raid climax Slim and Rooney rain bullets on Brockwell’s gang as they scatter toward their horses. Joe Rooney fires the Greener, knocks the buckskin rider from a saddle, and the robbers flee in disarray. Slim and allies regroup at the Wild Horse as Dakota seems unfazed.

Slim Spud Joe Brockwell Rooney Ireland Spalpeens Cinder Alton Joe Rooney Roy Stoney Stoney Sheard Wild Horse Dakota Spud Dillon

Night of Suspicion in the Wild Horse Office

Slim and gang force their way into George Arthur’s office after finding Larg Brockwell dead and Starbuck with the Brockwells. Arthur, drink addled, is pressed for truth about a railroaded sentence as Stoney’s circus of excuses collapses under Loyale’s pressure. The stake grows as Starbuck and the Brockwells were killed during a raid on the ranch.

Slim Larg Brockwell George Arthur Stoney Brockwell Arthur Wild Horse Roy O’brien Spud Dillon Starbuck Leo Brockwell Loyale

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Goldsberry Donald Sifrit Saones Island Rock Island Selby Broms DE. L. F. Hoffman Veterinarian E. Com St Dr. Cain R. D. Thompson Gaarde T. C. Mann Ostheopathic Physicians Sanborn L. W. Loving, M Emmet County A. I. Reed Nau Jay Calin Asthme Wood Laboratories Michigan Ave Chicago Kenneth Turner Aurora Harley Lambert Robert Cox Fred Robinson Ninth Street W. A. Heidke Will Turner M. E. Wilson Orleans Oscar Sillge Wm. McArdle Ethel McArdle Yodora Iad Rey Dakota Land Owa Dakota Farm Teme Ees
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