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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

7

Weekend Activity Highlights in Superior Area

Miss Vernice Wheatley spent the weekend at her home. Forty friends and patrons of District No. 2 attended the closing day picnic in White's woods with a picnic dinner and an afternoon ball game. Several local families visited, hosted or traveled, including the Nygaards at Superior school, the Martens and Alice visiting near Dunnell, and many others at homes and gatherings. The community also held LDR and 4-H events, school picnics, and visits across Estherville, Graettinger, Ringsted, and Des Moines with various family and social connections.

Vernice Wheatley District No. 2 White’s Woods Chris Nygaard Superior School Betty Catherine Claus Martens Alice Will McNeal Dunnell White T. J. Manthey Estherville Milo Anderson Rush City Minnesota Pocahontas Milo Art Anderson Kate Nils Superior W.R Alma Nelson Minneapolis Lloyd Ressell Ann Bringle Charles Christian Don Fuller San Francisco Calif J. O. Kasa Ed Ellingson Hans Landvig Graettinger LDR I. G. Ness George Gunderson Ole Refsell Lena Gunderson Emma Refsell George Stubbs Ray Scott High Lake Helen Helgason Walden’s Grove Mabel Torreson Des Moines C. L Ted Torreson Keith Inez Miller Ringsted Norman Larson G. B. Osher Ladies Aid Graettinger Methodist Church Charlie Brown Kenneth Starkey Eugene Berg Dave Huntley Winters Egeland S. T. Berg Nels Osher Minnie Hiedecker Harry Resh William Moore Leonard Hal Rersh Phyllis Ann Arlene Rustad Glazier Cafe Grachtinger Pete Ehlers Rodman Estherville High School Gordon Filingson Betty Sampson Earl Larsen Cylinher C. B. Larson Ernest Osher Ames E. B. Osher Melvin Mickleson Bert Rolfaon Judith Glenden Thu

Twin sister tale drives Marjorie to reclaim family

Wealthy foster child Marjorie Wetherill learns she has a twin sister named Dorothy Gay after her guardians die and considers reuniting with her birth family. She visits their destitute home, helps them, and plans to buy back her old family house as a Christmas gift while facing her growing affection for a Brentwood minister.

Marjorie Wetherill Dorothy Gay Evan Brower Marjorie Brentwood

Letter Brings New Hope for Local Family Head

A breakfast scene turns momentous as Mr George Gay receives a special delivery letter from Martin Heath & Company offering a chance to head their accounting department. The note promises a meeting to discuss a potential position and signals a fresh start for Gay and his wife amid family and community updates.

Mr. Gay Betty George Gay Aster Street City Gay Hamilton, McIvor and Company Martin Heath & Company

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