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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
4
Long community notes detail birthdays visits and social events across Emmet County towns. Local gatherings feature Mrs H K Bennicksen honoring Christina, numerous Algona and Estherville visitors, school activities, Harvest Festival at St Johns, and church mission meetings led by Rev Jorgensen and Rev Jensen.
Jack Creek area households hosted relatives from Lytton Maple Hill and Clear Lake for Sunday meals. A Hallowe en program took place at Hoping school house. USN sailor Philip Sevold of Webster City visited Nels Sevold family, then returned home. Arm strong resident Tillie Carlson traveled east. Ayrshire and Estherville guests joined Ed Gangsted family for Sunday gathering.
A roundup of local visits and events around Superior including residents traveling to Sioux City, Estherville and Ringsted. Social Hour and Farm Woman's Club meetings, Halloween party at Fort Defiance park, and a husking contest in Ringsted noted. Local repairs at Farmers Elevator, various family visits, and preparations for upcoming election activities near Terris and Spirit Lake.
A compact camera training note urges photographers to review their season prints, tally exposure errors, and study underexposed or blurred images. It advises adjusting lens opening, shutter speed, and focusing, using an exposure guide, and practicing framing with a view finder and range measures for clearer winter snapshots.
The Superior school carnival is set for Friday November 4 with a program in the auditorium and the carnival in the gymnasium featuring bingo cats baseball candy novelties and a fish pond. Merchants from Superior and nearby towns donate prizes and door prizes will be awarded. The junior class play drew a large Friday night crowd and about 30 dollars was collected.
Mr Stow joined a group of hi bred seed corn salesmen for an inspection tour of special corn plots. Wives were entertained at an ox matinee and later a banquet. Miss Maxine Anderg returned to Minneapolis after a weekend with Mrs. Robinson and Miss Anders. Louis Baumann came to fetch his wife visiting her sister, Mrs Wim. Ole Knutson and Sheryl visited the Peterson Brothers. Lee Terry of Indianapolis visited WHA Tvedte home and a sister. He came from Winnebago to see his sister and brother Joe Terry.
Miss Evan Opheim of Minneapolis visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Opheim, over the weekend. Beulah Gilbert returned to Mankato Teachers' College. A baby girl was born October 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cox. Dorothy and Harlan Crooks, Lake Park, visited Mrs. Henry Gilbert. Crooks is Beulah Gilbert’s roommate at the college. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wieskus and sons visited Thomas Pribyl in Jackson. Mrs. Gladys Gilbert and Mrs. Albert Brungsold met to plan a church bazaar and supper for Union State Line church on November 16. A Petersburg carnival is set for Friday November 4 featuring prizes, bingo, contests, and entertainment. Proceeds fund a piano for the play room. Mrs. Gladys Gilbert and family spent several days last week at the Gilbert home.
In Raleigh many relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. John Graff and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graff with children, visit Henry Wellendorf at Coleman hospital after a minor stroke. The gatherings include Elkin, Schmidt, Kamp, and Higley households sharing Sunday and weekday visits and meals.
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