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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

3

National Hardware Week Observances in Local Notes

Lawrence Hawke of Osgood visits Norman Larson home. Many residents travel to Northfield and Sherburn for family visits and church activities. Gravel Pit school hosts picnic as teachers and staff plan next year. Measles illness concerns. Local projects include Allis-Chalm er agency move and new house construction. Community guests include Nelsons, Daileys, Bergs, and Shileys.

Lawrence Hawke Osgood Norman Larson Otis Jorstad Emma Ressell Johanna Larson Alfred Ness Northfield Minn Ruth Jorstad St. Olaf College Crewe Shiley Jon of Graettinger S. T. Shiley Earl Barfoot Murtagh Clyde Palmer Ceylon Arnold Eisenhower Alice Gladys Sherburn Eisenhower Walter William Milford Walter Sabin Ed Sabin Armstrong Seattle Wash John Lee Chris Jacobsen Coleman Hospital H. S. Spear William Allis-Chalmer Implement Agency Tosday South 6Th Street Estherville Albert Christopher and Tarpenters Romaine Hiedecker Chet Torerson Joy Dailey Swea City Leslie Sidles Albert Christopher Dorothy D. W. Palmer Ramon Fries Humboldt Clarence Miller Fred Rokenbrodt Joe Sarzan Minneapolis Ralph Bryan Leroy Schraderer Norman Egeland Simon Paulson Ringsted Orval Vernon Jensen Otto Larson John Frank Iowa Falls Emmet Marley Evelyn Bartels John Lippert Fred Zelinsky Harvey Lundy Tommy Ferguson Sec Treas Leroy Lair Bruce Mitchell Oscar Peterson Frank Christensen Francis J. C. Christensen Washington Island Lake Mich Shirley Joan Borcher Bendixen Alice Bartels Miss Larson Fred Jones Jorgen Anderson Pangan

Local residents visit relatives and hold community gatherings

A string of Sunday and Monday visits ties Raleigh households to neighboring towns. Otto Hansen hosts and attends dinners with Zelinskys and Bendixens while Hildreth and Kamp homes welcome guests. School children end the year with a picnic. An old radio quote closes the note.

Hidden Twin Reveals New Family and Faith Journey

Marjorie Wetherill learns she has a twin named Dorothy Gay after her foster parents die and seeks her birth family. She meets Evan Brower who loves her but objects to her quest. She visits a destitute clan, helps them, and pursues restoring her late family’s Brentwood home, while embracing a spiritual savior.

Marjorie Wetherill Dorothy Gay Evan Brower Marjorie Brentwood

Oh Evan Please Propose and Save Face in Snowbound Talk

A tense scene unfolds as Marjorie confronts Evan about their engagement and a ring, demanding honesty yet resisting pressure. She questions his beliefs and begs for calm conversation, while his aloof pride masks concern as a taxi carries her home through falling snow. CONTINUED TUESDAY.

Marjorie Evan Betty

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