Banquet Honors All College Girls Club Members and Junior College Team
Minor basketball program dinner last night in the high school home economics parlor hosted by Miss Caroline Kennedy and the dean of women for All College Girls club members, junior college squad and coach Elmer Starr. Ninety place settings featured blue and gold decor, paper doll centerpieces, and fresh china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All College Girls Club
Caroline Kennedy
Elmer E. Starr
Alta Thorsland
All College Girls’ Club
Wayne Crim
Floyd Palmer
Russel Smith
F. G. Stith
Emer Starr
Burnette Thompson
Eagle
All College Auet
Lavonne Anderson
Arlene Mitchell
Florence Dooley
Vivian Ellingson
Raymond R. Jones
N. E. Demoney
David M. Grant
Golda Harper
Jeanette Watson
Imogene Knutsen
Olive Wilkins
S. Laird Sw
Bud Cavanaugh
Richard Chapman
Marjorie Dow
Betty Jane Duffy
Pearl Ellwanger
Aunt Espeset
Norman Fink
Kenneth Flygare
Edward Fossum
Louise Fouts
Verda Frank
Agnes Goecke
Robert Gray
Dorothy Grimm
Ruby Haar
Thomas Hamilton
Eugene Hanson
Jean Harrison
Kathryn Haywood
Shirley Hedrick
Doris Hollenbeck
Janice Thran
Robert Irwin
Ruth Jackson
Ethyn Jansen
Margaret Jones
Vivian Juhl
Wallace Knutsen
Daryl Lamb
Warren Lewis
Arnold McCoy
Kermit Molstad
Lawrence Moore
Keith Nelson
Leona Oleson
Ronald Olson
Everett Osher
Isabel Paul
Mary Paulsen
Sidney Peterson
Robert Reed
Edward Reichmann
Francis Riggs
Phyllis Robinson
Vera Rosburg
Vernon Rustad
Wayne Sanders
Florence Schildknecht
Velma Schmidt
Edwin Schryver
Russell Smith
Catherine Sorum
Lois Spear
Evelyn Sunde
Donal Swenberg
Wesley Tomhave
Mary Tostenrud
Robert Tvedte
John Waite
Donald Warren
Vernice Wheatle
Trella Whitacre
Lyle Ziemer
Buren Smith
Farmers Hear Local Man Talk on Electrification
Fifty farmers from the surrounding territory heard Harry Day, Estherville superintendent of the DEK, discuss REA electricity at the Legion hall in Swea City. He outlined a minimum $3.65 charge for the first 40 kilowatts and a 1–2 cent per kilowatt rate for higher use, with wiring must meet national electric code before service begins. Payment starts 60 days after transmission line energization, and any unwired farms would be charged for unused current. Day urged immediate wiring and noted a shortage of skilled electricians, announcing a technical school for electricians in Swea City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Day
Estherville
DEK
Legion Hall
Swea City
Swea
Revival Meetings Extend Another Week
Revival meetings will continue another week as the Church of God presses forward. It warns that those who refuse to align with it will one day reap what they have sown, with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Immanuel Lutheran Service Schedule and Meeting Notice
Immanuel Lutheran Missouri Synod Otis L Lang pastor announces German service at 9 45 Sunday morning English service at 10 45 Sunday with Sunday school at 10 Quarterly voter's meeting at 2 30 Sunday afternoon in the church basement all voting members urged to attend Passion service Wednesday at 7 30 with sermon Christ Before Pilate Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening Sunday school teacher meeting Thursday evening and religious instruction for children each Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Synod
Otis L. Lang
Pilate
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Sermons March 26 1939
The Sunday's Christian Science lesson sermon theme is Reality with the Golden Text from Philippians 4 8 and selections from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health. A Bible station quotes Psalms 111 2 7 8 and the text notes the reign of Spirit and harmony in heaven with references to the kingdom of heaven. Miss Mary Kruse Montgomery Ward clerk remains home ill with influenza and has not worked since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Philip Dians
Mary Baker Foldy
W.R
Mary Kruse
Montgomery Wards
Commercial Club elects directors in Armory meeting
March 17 1909 Vindicator and Republican reports new Commercial Club directors G G Gardener W A Beymer Alex Johnston F H Rhodes A C Brown E E Strawn Arthur Pitcher M H Schoelman L L Bingham W P Galloway F W Converse. H C Brees leases Converse building opens May first. Walker candidate for city treasurer Coon for mayor. Dances at Company D draw crowds. Herman Oransky moving to Wanamaker House South Seventh. Ed Ellis contracts plastering Spirit Lake. New Orleans hotel M K Whelan noted.
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Vindicator
Republican
Commercial Club
Armory
G. G. Gardener
W. A. Beymer
Alex Johnston
F. H. Rhodes
A. C. Brown
E. E. Strawn
Arthur Pitcher
M. H. Schoelman
L. L. Bingham
W. P. Galloway
F. W. Converse
H. C. Brees
Converse
Oransky
WAW
Walker
H. C. Coon
Company D
Frank Eiden
Chas
Dayton
Herman Oransky
Wanamaker
South Seventh
Ed Ellis
Spirit Lake
New Orleans
M. K
Whelan
Local Notes From Estherville and Surrounds in 1919
Estherville brief items report travelers to Cuba and Denver a church project at Seventh and Des Moines streets valued at $25 000 a new Baptist edifice. city election ballots list three tickets Citizen Peoples and Independent with Rhodes as treasurer. C E Stover attends business in Estherville. Captain Cook visiting. Slaughter Burke Grain Co opens Sioux Falls office with private market wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Clinite
Estherville
Donaldson Boys
Milford
Seventh
Des Moines
Baptist
Citizen
M. J. Groves
Peoples
P. B. Anderson
Independent
F. H. Rhodes
Capt. Cook
Montana
Fred Marxen
Slaughter-Burke Grain Co
Sioux Falls
Rhodes
Also Mentioned on This Page
County
E. E. Taylor
Immanuel Lutheran
Uncle Sam
United States
England
Europe
Francis Lee Jaques
National Wildlife Federation
House OF Hazzards—By
Maaku
Jack
Ray
Lams
Vindicator and Republican
Chas. Werling
Maytag
Estherville General Electric
Hall Roberts’ Son
Postville
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