Estherville area notices and social items in brief
The Estherville region center reports light rain delaying corn planting and notes local events. Byron Allen now runs the Pocahontas Democrat. Robbins Bros circus drew a large crowd despite cold weather. Local society news covers clubs, school events, decorations, and family visits with numerous named residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins Bros
Ringling and Barnum Circus
Fred Buchanan
Cherokee
Fred Buch
Anan
Sioux Falls
Granger
Iowa
Memorial Day Reflections From V R King Legions Vice Commander
V R King speaks of country as a friend, honoring Civil War through World Wars dead. He laments lost moments of fellowship, urges dedication to liberty and justice, and recalls a graveyard walk from Washington to Arlington. He stresses memory, service to living, and friendship of man over quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa
Minnesota
Hell
Bob
Teanie
Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Sti
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Potomac
Arjington
Capital Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lincoln
Francis Scott Key
Georgetown
Arlington Cemetery
America
Bunker Hill
Chateau Thierry
Sedan
Arlington
Grant
Lee
Amer
Tea
Iowa
American Legion
Operetta Above Average Amateur Production Shines
Continued from page one with Florence Olson Fae Albertson Tra a Faun Kerley Donna Belle Merron and Marie Robinson. Two other groups of young girls with pretty dance scenes were Violets Mary Jeanette Rainey Dorothy Tims Gretchen Raife Ruth Raife Enid Erickson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Olson
Fae Albertson
Traa Faun Kerley
Donna Belle Merron
Marie Robinson
Violets
Mary Jeanette Rainey
Dorothy Tims
Gretchen Raife
Ruth Raife
Enid Erickson
Queen of Hearts leads school pageant troupe
Mary Nicholson Belle Nicholson Tone Cramer Marie Cramer headline a school pageant featuring Denise Bagan Ruth Stearns Alice Dawson Nanthalie Spande Eloise Burt Maurine Robb Frances Vincent Edna Baker Lucille Hollenbeck and Susan White as the Queen of Hearts in a dance revue titled The Man in the Moon Moonbeans and Stars, The Moonbeams, and The Stars perform with lighting effects. other acts include First Footsteps, Magnolia solo, The Three Crows, and Humpty Dumpties with a large cast of students and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Belle Nicholson
Tone Cramer
Marie Cramer
Poppies
Queen of Hearts
Denise Bagan
Ruth Stearns
Alice Dawson
Nanthalie Spande
Eloise Burt
Maurine Robb
Frances Vincent
Edna Baker
Lucille Hollenbeck
Susan White
Dorothy Seevers
Leila Sconberg
Bernice Conklin
Ivadelle Lambert
Vera Duncan
Lillian Peterson
Bery Diltz
Anita Hoyltshouser
Wallace Essingham
Rosemary Ewen
Jane Stockdale
Jeanne Parsons
Alagnolia
Bob Hall
Royal Household
Three Crows
George Walker
Harold Hansen
Jack
Fred Albertson
Blackbirds
Lola Nelson
Eleanor Brown
Mary Alice Erickson
Beverly Strube
Marion Gardinier
Jean Hayden
Ruth Berge
Betty Merron
Charlotte Taylor
Regina Fargerson
Lorraine Hirler
Evelyn Nathanson
John Lyman
Betty Anne McMillan
Patrick Kelly
Ruth Barnes
Morris Haskin
Morton Evans
Blanche Wilson
Lorraine Trees
Bonnie Hayden
Mary Martie Teasenborn
Earl Bagan
J Eiriene Laken
Lyman
King Cole's
Mother Goose
Humpty Dumpties
Bert Anderson
Billy Stockdale
Jimmy Stockdale
Red Riding Hood
Janice Frederickson
Simple Simon
Billy Dening
Mr. Peter Pumpkin Eater
Mervin Hagan
Margaret Jane Johnston
Grace Essingham
Bobby Shafts
Donald Edge
Miss Muffet
Betty Cou Lorimer
Polly Flinders
Krahmer
Her Lamb
Jane Koehler
Barbara Walker
Boy Blue
Raymond Kurtz
Homer Judd
Ton . Tucker
Dawes Sconberg
Tack Spratt
Amos Enutes
Margaret Kennedy
Jack and
Mar Na
Buyers Acquire Blue Ribbon Bakery in Des Moines
W Taylor and F B Ferry of Des Moines have purchased the Blue Ribbon Bakery from Mrs Frances DeLoss and taken possession. Two experienced bakers join the firm. Mrs De Loss is aided by her son Roy and daughter Edith during the transition. They plan a lake summer before locating a new shop. Edith will stay on with the firm for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Taylor
F. BE. Ferry
Des Moines
Frances DeLoss
de Loss
Roy
Edith
Mrs Selby Broms Visits Spirit Lake Cottage
Mrs Selby Broms and her son from Garner spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Dorothy Woodhouse and will stay the rest of the week with her parents at their Spirit Lake cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Opelt
Minneapolis
Chicago
Rip
Fern Naghy
Jackson
Reland Adama
Worthington
Sticktuit Club
Wms Gage
Thureday
Martin Gage
Nashy
Dobberstein Brothers
Jeorn
Chas
Collins
Schnieder
Alpha
Leen
Forest City
State Line Lutheran Cemetery
Petersburg
Albert Knutsen Grove
Mueller
Petersburg High School
Cornel Oleson
Estherville
Margaret Ig
Selby Broms and
Garner
Dorothy Woodhouse
Spirit Lake Cottage
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C&i
Opal Gats Pk
Rayon Ie Nes Sons
Eeetedete
Vindicator
Republican
Vindicator and Republican Company
City
Estherwintle
Town
THE
American Press Association
Pocahontas Democrat
Byron Allen
Allen
J. A. Eckenrod
West Emmet
Sam
Ming
Wm. Gage
Karl Guoge
Flindt
Joe Herbrandson
Irwin
Lillian
Margaret Geisen
John Schmidt
Sanity
Ebner Nelson
Coral Larson
Ponteroy
S.cold Liberty
Issier
Geiany
Sharnany Peters
A.W. Mellon
Legion
Estherville Furniture Co
J.T. Johnston
Chas. D. Bixby
BLUE
Risbon Harery
Ment
RAIFE
Johnson
Sconberg
Kilgore
Farmers Savings Bank
Wallingford
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