Estherville Letters Defend Masonry and Rail Line Plans
A reader asserts there is no truth to Ku Klux Klan accusations within Estherville Masonry circles and notes demonstrations denouncing the Klan. The piece also discusses a proposed Red Bull bus route affecting Emmet County roads and potential impact on the Rock Island line, with a Spirit Lake hearing planned to grant a permit.
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Ku Klux Klan
Masonis Orteminatroane
Estherville
Grand Masonic Lodge
Red Bull
Garner
Arnold's Park
Forest City
Swea City
Armstrong
Spirit Lake
Rock Island
Immanuel Lutheran Church to Hold Sunday Service
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites attendees to divine services next Sunday June 14 at 10 30 a m Pastor A Eichman will lead the service in the language of the community The church cordially invites all to attend
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Immanuel
Lutheran Church
A. Eichman
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Wedding at Lutheran church Dunnell
On Wednesday at two thirty, a refined wedding took place at the Lutheran church in Dunnell. Miss Augusta Aiemer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ziemer of Dunnell wed Klein of this city in a chiffon tulle gown. Rev. W. C. Fleischer officiated as guests and attendants wore pink and white decor. The bride was escorted by Ethel Klein and Mabel Ziemer with Arthur Mer and Edward Sweet as friends and groomsmen.
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mer-Klein
Wee
Dunnell
Auptusta Aiemer
C. BE. Ziemer
Dunneil
Klein
W. C. Fleischer
Ethel Klein
Mabel Ziemer
Arthur “Mer
Edward Sweet
Wedding Bells Echoed at Estherville Farm Union
Master Loraine Ziémey served as ring bearer as the wedding party moved to the altar to Lohengrin. Miss Laura Klein played the march while Pearl and Nellie Sweet ushered. Bride wore satin faced cantén crepe with Spanish lace, chiffon tulle veil, orange blossoms, and a bouquet of roses, sweet peas, and lis of the valley. Maids wore pale green and peach canton crepe. After a reception, a grand dinner was hosted at the bride’s home for seventy five guests. Newlyweds plan housekeeping on a farm southwest of Estherville. Mrs Klein was a Dunnell teacher. Mr Klein, son of Mrs Peter Klein, is a thriving farmer of high character.
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Loraine Ziémey
Lohengren
Laura Klein
Pearl
Nellie Sweet
Estherville
Klein
Dunnell
Peter Klein
Chas Heidecker Weds Louise Merklin of Sheldon
Chas Heidecker, a prominent Wallingford businessman, married Louise Merklin of Sheldon on Monday June 9 at the Methodist parsonage in Wallingford. Rev. R. T. Chipperfield officiated with Mary Demp sie and Mrs. R. T. Chipperfield witnessing. The couple is toasted by friends.
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Chas. Heidecker
Wallingford
Louise Merklin
Sheldon
R. T. Chipperfield
Mary Dempsie
Bridal shower and upcoming wedding in Estherville
Edith Igou, honoree of a linen shower hosted by her mother, receives gifts with verses attached. Miss Lillian Rhodes graduates from the State University of Iowa with a BA and teaching certificate. Edith Igou to wed A Philbrook Smith of New York City on June 17 at the Igou home, with a simple ceremony and breakfast, followed by a honeymoon and residence in New York City by August. Mr Smith, a Iowa State College alumnus, is in the Djerkiss toilet articles business in New York. Edith Igou, nurse graduate, has sheltered in Estherville, offering private nursing.
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Gladys Heyer
E. C. Neyer
Harry Weber
Helga Levi
Miss Heyer
Raymond Bringle
Buddy
Edith Igou
E. D. Igou
Ed. Igou
Iowa City
Lillian Rhodes
Frank Rhodes
State University of Iowa
Inwa
Edith
A. Philbrook Smith
New York City
Igou
Rev. Voorhies
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
Mr. Smith
Iowa State College
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
New York
Miss Igon
University of Iowa
Estherville
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Mies Ress Ralston
Oies
H. ‘Ransky
Okoboji
H. Oransky
West Okoboji
Bruce Ainley
Arnold’s Park
Brussels
Allen’s Furniture and Undertaking Co
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