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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1939

Page

6

Woodrow Wilson hosted bridge club luncheon at home

Mrs Wilson welcomed members at 1 30 for a luncheon and afternoon of bridge with guests including Mrs Durham Schloeman Gustafson Fredericksen Moklestad Hogan Schrodt Brunskill and Miss Olive Wilkins. Later Miss Wilkins hosted Girl Reserves meeting with Ruth Heinrich assisting Doris Hintz presiding and a Spencer Conference discussed.

Woodrow Wilson Joe Durham Wm. Schloeman Floyd Gustafson J. M. Fredericksen Harold Moklestad Lloyd Hogan Hubert Schrodt George Brunskill Olive Wilkins Ruth Heinrich Doris Hintz Spencer Alvetta Ferguson Annabel Ellison Marjorie Jones Margaret Gebert Agnes Tindal Margaret Dawson Marian Myhre Joyce Adams Melba Foster Velma Carlson Betty Tindal Miss Wilkins

Mrs Clark Hosts Stitch Club Members

Mrs R O Clark hosted the Stitch Club last night at her home with members listed including Mrs Anna Ziemer, Mrs Will Watson, Mrs Carrie Heneman, Mrs Mima Wertz, Mrs Jake Taylor and others. Wa Tan Ye to Hold Dinner Tonight at Gardston Hotel with 6:30 program and new secretary Beulah Schultz to read last meeting notes.

R. O. Clark Stitch Club Anna Ziemer Will Watson Carrie Heneman Mima Wertz Jake Taylor Emlet Twite J. A. Weber Claus Clausen J. C. Reed Herman Sorum Eric Juhl Gardston Margaret Smith Beulah Schultz

Del A Dek Club Bridge Party Planned at Bowdish Home

Mrs J J Bowdish hosts Del A Dek club on Monday March 27 with a 1 80 dessert luncheon and an afternoon of auction bridge. The guest list includes Mrs Magnus Lundervold Miss Helen Sievers Mrs William Post Mrs Frank Logan and others. George Howe will be guest of honor at a surprise dinner party this evening with self invited guests listed.

J. J. Bowdish Magnus Lundervold Helen Sievers William Post Frank Logan Ella McCullough W. V. Sweet C. E. Ziemer Floyd Johnson Fred Gates Fred, Ehlers L. J. Cerwick Bowdish Geo. Howe George Howe Bridge C. E. Zeimer Arthur Sumpter Anna Geinitz Louise Post Martin Lundervold Jay Bowdish Clarp Frizzell

Mr and Mrs Wilson Host Dinner and Bridge Night

Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wilson entertained seven oclock dinner guests at their home. A three course meal was served with tables lit by candles and spring flowers. Afterward the evening featured contract bridge won by high scorers Mr and Mrs William Schloeman. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Durham Mr and Mrs Floyd Gustafson Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hogan Dr and Mrs J M Frederickson and Mr and Mrs Schloeman. Chas Robinson and Leo Sanders drove to Cedar Rapids Wednesday and Sanders attended a Hutchinson Ice Cream Co meeting while Robinson visited his mother.

Chas. Robinson Leo Sanders Cedar Rapids Mr. Sanders Hutchinson Ice ‘Cream Co Mr. Robinson

Mrs Lyman Hosts Ridenby Bridge Club Social

Mrs. George Lyman will host the Ridenby Bridge Club at her home tomorrow afternoon after a 1 30 dessert luncheon. Members include Mrs J H Cramer Mrs Herman Wiese Mrs Wesley Dunham Mrs Carl Mickelson Mrs Harry A Jones Mrs D S Knudsen Mrs Wm Henricksen Mrs Frank Logan Mrs G E Tomhave Mrs George Vestrem Mrs F W McCullough and Mrs Lyman. Con Alt will be a guest. The Young Ladies Sodality of the Catholic church met Monday night at the rectory with Miss Margaret Kiefer presiding. A public reception for all single young women is planned this Sunday at first mass. All Sodality members will pronounce the act of consecration to the Blessed Virgin.

George Lyman Ridenby Bridge Club J. H. Cramer Herman, Wiese Wesley Dunham Carl Mickelson Harry A. Jones D. S. Knudsen Wm. Henricksen Frank Logan G. E. Tomhave George Vestrem F. W. McCullough Lyman Con Alt Young Ladies Sodality Margaret Kiefer Sodality

Jackson PTA Social and Meeting Highlights

In Jackson yesterday afternoon the PTA showcased the work type reading by Mildred Shuttler’s fourth graders. Mrs. Howard Heidke led the business session, with Mrs. Wilbur Thorndyke and Edward Nielson discussing cooperativeness and teamwork. A social hour followed with refreshments organized by Mrs. Ed Lyle Mrs. Arthur Biery and Mrs. Victor Mortensen.

Jackson Ars Mildred Shuttler Howard Heidke Wilbur Thorndyke Edward Nielson Ed Lyle Arthur Biery Victor Mortensen

Ladies Aid to Entertain Church Women Socialty Afternoon

Members of the ladies aid society of the German Lutheran church plan an informal afternoon gathering for all women of the church as guests. Refreshments will be served at the close.

Ladies Aid Society German Lutheran Church

Local notes on sickness travel and church meeting

Fred Sternborg is home with influenza. Lyle Sells of S M Finance was in Emmetburg yesterday for business. Mrs George Vestrem went to Coleman hospital for a period operation. Mr and Mrs J J Bowdish returned from Iowa Falls after a brother in law’s funeral. Louise Post plans a Mitchell South Dakota trip after Easter to visit Dr Clare Post. County engineers work on road survey as frost slows grading. Mrs Andy McAndrews remains in Coleman hospital. J H Williams and Joe Williams visited Leo Williams’ home. Lars Heram returned from Los Angeles after three weeks with daughter and friends and Iowa picnic. Rev Fred Sawyer Rolland Shannon Sam Danielson and Harry Adams attended a Church of Christ ministers and laymen conference in Cherokee.

Fred Sawyer Rolland Shannon Sam Danielson Harry Adams The Church of Christ For Northwest District Iowa

Mrs Knutsen Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs D S Knutsen hosted the bridge club Tuesday night with four tables playing auction bridge. Lunch followed and prizes were awarded to the ladies team of Mrs Sam Woods and Mrs Ray Moore, and to the men Ray Moore and George Nelson.

D. S. Knutsen Sam Woods Ray Moore George Nelson

Marriages Record From Madelia And Nearby Minnesota Towns

On March 22 William H. Randall age 32 of Madelia married Velma P. Jacobe age 18 of Madelia in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Robert J. Albert Riggs at Union Baptist Church with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stevenson as witnesses. On March 21 Gust Schaefer age 26 of New Ulm and Esther C. Jutz age 22 of New Ulm wed as Rev. Fred W. Ortmeyer of the M E church read the words uniting them. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tatro attended. On March 21 George R. Bateman age 21 of Mankato and Hope Joyce Graves age 18 of Mankato were joined in marriage in a ceremony led by Rev. Fred W. Ortmeyer with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tatro present.

William H. Randall Madelia Minn Velma P. Jacobe Robert J. Albert Riggs The Union Baptist Church Jacob Stevenson Gust Schaefer New Ulm Esther C. Jutz George R. Bateman Mankato Hope Joyce Graves Fred W. Ortmeyer M. E. Church Glenn Tatro

Henry Ford Praises Reader's Digest Ideas

Henry Ford extols circulating ideas as public service and credits Reader's Digest with presenting a wide range of current thinking. He notes editors spend thousands of hours selecting top articles, condensed monthly for easy reading, and offers a free sample via Dept. X. Pleasantville NY.

Henry Ford Reader's Digest Beat Dept. X Pleasantville N. x

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Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Clark Mrs. Bowdish Broadroducer Lew Jeanette MGM Florence Rice Evans Meg-M Mrs. Lyman Jackson Pta Edgertons Egerton Fred Sternborg Lyle Sells S & M Finance Co Emmeteburg Coleman Hospital Iowa Falls Mitchell, So. Dak Clare Post Sioux Falls L. L. Boggess Andy McAndrews J. H. Williams Joe Williams Spirit Lake Leo Williams Mr Williams Lars Heram Los Angeles Calif Mrs. Knutsen Tau
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