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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
2
Multiple local church notices list services, Sunday schools, and events for Estherville area. Topics include Lutheran, Union State Line, and Immanuel churches with pastor names, meeting times, confirmation classes, Ladies’ Aid events, and a note on the Rev W A Lowe’s return to Clarion after visiting Estherville.
Esther ville high school schedules the Junior Senior banquet Monday night at Gardston hotel for faculty juniors and seniors. the prom follows at Danceland with Don Strickland's orchestra. Decorations feature green and silver. Barbara Cornwall leads the executive committee including Juan Sanchez Douglas Reynolds Lorraine Ehlers Irene Pickens Arlene Lakin Jeanne Parsons Jane Willey Kathleen Vedder Billie Robinson Eugene Hanson and Eugene Hutchinson.
The Alpha Club of the Methodist church will hold a regular meeting Friday at 2 30 in the church with a social period and luncheon. Hostesses include Mrs J L Hoye Mrs Dan Howard Mrs M A Balkema Mrs Dale Palmer and Mrs Wiley Van Eman. Relatives of Alex Anderson of Seattle and his sister Mrs Earl Myhres of Sheldahl were guests at the Ankrum home for a jovial evening. they continued their journey to Seattle Wednesday morning after a visit with his parents in Sheldahl.
The Women’s Club convened for its annual business meeting at Mrs. F. T. Armstrong’s house on Monday. Officers elected include Mrs. Wm. Tweedy president, Mrs. D. R. Alexander vice president, Mrs. Ryan Coon secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. F. H. Siunderlin corresponding secretary.
Mrs G H Morse and her daughter Mrs John Greig hosted an A. Y. Chapter of the P E O Sisterhood May breakfast yesterday at 11 in the Morse home. Tulips and plum blossoms decorated the table and guests received small apple blossom corsages. This was the chapter’s last social event before the fall meetings.
Third grade pupils in Jackson school present an annual May Day in their room this afternoon. Miss Margaret Maniece leads. Cleo Kurtz named May queen by the boys. A pink and white color scheme decorates the May pole dance followed by spring songs and several recitations.
Mrs Wesley Sutton hosted a W A E club gathering at her north Ninth street home on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Norman Sandren, Mrs K K Nau, Mrs H H Sconberg, Mrs Carl Olson, Mrs Theodore Myhre, Mrs Oscar Fagre, Mrs John Hemmingson, Mrs Harvey Cox, and Mrs Charles Anderson.
Mrs. G. K. Allen hosted a one o clock luncheon at Ralphs cafe with Ace High bridge club members. Three tables played bridge at the Allen home, and Mrs. Frank Weaver won the high score prize.
At a New York Safety Conference last month the kitchen was called the most dangerous room in the home with thirty four percent of accidents occurring there. Topics include rag rugs hot dishes electric washing machines gas ranges sharp knives and hygiene tips. England's Labor Party plans to field two housewives as candidates for the House of Commons next spring amid a Parliament that currently has thirteen women. Capes and coats in angora are on the market in various lengths colors and white.
High school and junior college faculty host a 4 30 tea in the Home Economics dining room for Miss Dorothy Latchem whose marriage to Mr C M Gronstal is planned for the summer. Faculty members and wives are invited to attend.
Free Methodist Church outlines a revival schedule with Rev. W J Call hosting Sunday worships and Evangelist F J Archer delivering messages. Topics include The Magna Christa of Christian Liberty The Tragic Choice and The Handwriting on the Wall plus discussions on origin destiny and a book by Archer.
George W. Heymen returned from a Rock Island employees meeting in Cedar Rapids. A marriage license issued to William Eli Coleman and Johanne Omann Anderson of Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Omaha visiting the Turner home. Mrs. Ben Bendixon of Terris and Mr. and Mrs. John Winters visited at the E. E. Cooper home. Mrs. George Heyman home from a week with her daughter in Sioux City. Mothers Day visit to Dickens with Mae Wingerson family. Ruth Brown recovering from measles. Susie Thayer returned to Chicago after visiting Mrs. Hattie Clark. L. R. Benton and wife heading to Cedar Rapids for summer. recently from San Antonio and in town for a few days.
Local established concern seeks full time year round worker familiar with farm production and dealing with farmers. Home every night with own automobile. Write a letter stating age and experience to Vindicator and Republican. 38 w 2.
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