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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1939
Page
2
Jesse Cox presents an hour minstrel show at a joint Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters meeting at 8 p m on Thursday March 23. Songs include Chicken Rag with Luchtrel trio Milford providing music. dancing cards to follow. refreshments served. families invited.
Mrs G C Warrington will entertain members of the Degree of Honor Protective Ass n at a St Patrick s Party at her home, on March 28. Miss Ruth Warrington, Miss Trilla Whitacre and Mrs J C Reed are the committee in charge of the entertainment.
Substitutes and social visits fill the Estherville week as Mrs T C Mann steps in at Grover high School Miss Connie Kibler visits from Washington D C Frank and Chas Westbrook move into the Stanley Larson home Will Bagan of the Ellsworth Watertown Rock Island run is ill Mrs Archie Evans sprains a wrist Jeanette Bilney returns to Stephens College after visiting the G A Tibbetts home Mayor and Mrs Fred Ehlers visit Mallard Mrs G W Borrer and Sally of Plainview Texas visit the Bagans Mrs Edward Wilson returns to Pipestone Minn J B Bingham visits Emmetsburg D D MacKenzie Estherville Packing manager undergoes major operation.
Miss Opal Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Martin of Grover and Mr Clyde Marley son of Mrs William Ket chum of LaCreole Idaho were married at 9 pm Saturday at the groom's sister Mrs Loren Book home The Rev J A Riggs performed the single ring ceremony The bride wore a flowered silk dress with brown accessories and chrysanthemums The maid of honor Miss Martha Martin wore blue lace and carried chrysanthemums The groom and best man Virgil Morgan wore dark suits with white boutonnieres After the ceremony the couple left for LaCreole Idaho to visit Mrs Ketchum and will reside in Estherville where Marley is employed
Forty five members of the American Legion and Auxiliary met at city hall for a seven o clock pot luck supper. They spent the evening playing chinker checks and bridge with William Roberts winning high in chinker checks, Leon Pratt high in bridge for men, and Dan Howard high in bridge for the ladies.
Members of the Stitch Club will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. R. O. Clark. Miss Helen King spent Monday in Ft. Dodge with friends. Miss Marguerite Floyd of Armstrong spent the afternoon in Es itherville visiting with friends. Harley Kibler of Chicago, OL, spent Sunday in Estherville visiting with friends. Miss Jess Hepp, deputy county clerk, was quite seriously ill the last of the week but able to return to her work Monday. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Haycock and daughter Cleo of Tracy, Minn., were callers at the Miss Lois Inman home Sunday. Roy C. Brown went to Chicago Sunday where he will purchase more spring merchandise for his store here. Miss Laura Mathwig has resigned her position with the Silberburg department store. She had clerked for that firm and the St. Paul store for the past 14 years. Miss Pearl and Bernice Clark took dinner Sunday with their mother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Clark on the old home farm at Royal. Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Housner of Fort Worth, Texas, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Micheal yesterday. They left for their home this morning. C. C. Bost who has been confined to his home with a serious attack of influenza is able to be about the house. Mr. Rost is an engineer for the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway co. Clark Eidy, secretary of the S & M Finance company of Fort Dodge, is in Estherville today opening the books for the local S & M Finance company. Mrs Eidy Return to Ft Dodge tomor-
The film stars Don Ameche with The Ritz Brothers in a musical comedy version of The Three Musketeers opening Thursday at the Grand Theatre. Swordplay and comedy mingle as Zanuck selects Allan Dwan to direct, delivering song filled entertainment with a lively cast and royal intrigue. Bet v are mentioned as improved after influenza while Donald Fouts visits Estherville with his father.
The annual joint banquet of the Chamber of Commerce and the Woman's Club drew 110 members to Gardstone hotel Friday. Speakers included J B Tedrow of the Woman's Club and Clyde Sanborn of the Chamber, with Raymond Minkler leading community singing. The evening featured music by the Sorigfellows, a theater piece The Incurable Optimist directed by Mrs. Robert Knight, and local residents in cast roles.
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