Miss Eleanor Lockridge Honored At Shower
A miscellaneous shower at Miss Coretta Voetmann s home honored Miss Eleanor Lockridge who will wed Mr. Lesle Johnson soon. A program featured songs, a poem The Bride, two piano selections, and a mock wedding. Many guests attended and gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Creek
Coretta Voetmann
Eleanor Lockridge
Lesle Johnson
Randa
Jean Bosold
Virginia Voetman
Virginia Lastine
Coretta Voetman
Annie Welsh
Jack Spilde
Russell Lastine
Louis le Master
Arthur Voetmann
Virginia Voetmann
Paul Voetmann
Jens E. Jensen and Son
Rudy Christensen
Hank Christensen
LeMaster and
Louis
C. Pringle
Helen M. Welsh
Vivian Madden
Annie E. Welsh
Jamatta Summers
Harry Wahldick
Dean
Adeline Perkins
Ed Sabin
Beatrice
Jack Spiltle
John Bosold
Mildred
Jean
Lee Moore
Swane
Kathryne Hansen
Tom Perkins
Midway Country Club Meets for Luncheon Hostess Solo
The Midway Country club met Tuesday afternoon with twelve members present led by Mrs. John Russell. Guests included Mrs. George Soule of Boston who entertained with a vocal solo. The next meeting is set for December 7 with Mrs. Ray Scott providing a 1 o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Country Club
John Russell
Chris Spoo
Jim Hoien
Jim Hill
Owen Wickens
Loyd Dahlke
William Nielsen
Allen Hiles
Orvie Salmonson
Emima Salmonson
Will Kamerer
Charles Hienrich
George Soule
Boston
Ray Scott
American Legion Auxiliary hosts guest night with 55 present
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday guest night. 55 attended though Mrs. George Soule was ill. Mrs. Ern est Smith led a community sing, Mrs. J. H. Cramer played piano, and Mrs. E. I. Ellerston read selections. Mortenson won the end of month prize. Mrs. Henry Paulson and Mrs. M. P. Reed won bingo bridge prizes. Committee in charge was Mrs. Ralph Krieger and Mrs. Fred Ehlers. Refishment committee was Mrs. Mae Meiner, Mrs. Hattie Osmundson and Mrs. Leon Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
George Soule
Ernest Smith
J. H. Cramer
E. I. Ellerston
Mortenson
Henry Paulson
M. P. Reed
Ralph Krieger
Fred Ehlers
Mae Meiner
Hattie Osmundson
Leon Pratt
Mrs Lee Hosts Bridge Club at North Tenth Home
Mrs. R. S. Lee welcomed bridge club members to her North Tenth Street home on Wednesday evening. Two tables of bridge were played and a lovely lunch was served afterward. Names mentioned include Mervin Hike Lew Salyers M. P. Reid Marian McAffee Marie Johnson Ruby Hemingson Lillian Sunde and Dick Strok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Lee
Bridge Club
North Tenth Street
Mervin Hike
Lew Salyers
M. P. Reid
Marian McAffee
Marie Johnson
Ruby Hemingson
Lillian Sunde
Dick Strok
Service Star Legion Holds Afternoon Meeting
The Service Star Legion met at 2 30 PM in the Legion club room with Mrs Gordon presiding. A Forget Me Not sale report was presented. Mrs William Hipple led the social hour and a luncheon was served by Mrs Charles Nurse Mrs J L Miller and Mrs John Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
Legion Club
Ace High Bridge Club and Estherville Women Meet
The Estherville township Women’s club gathered at Mrs. Balke ma’s home for sewing equipment discussion, thimble selection, and an apron pattern. Miss Bass led the session with needlework guidance and a minuet practice. officers were elected. Mrs. Ralph LaRue named township chairman, Mrs. George Pullen publicity chair, Mrs. John Gregg music chair. The Ace High Bridge Club met at Gardston Hotel for lunch and an afternoon of contract bridge at three tables hosted by Mrs. Frank Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Township
M. A. Balkema
Miss Bass
Ralph LaRue
George Pullen
John Gregg
Frank Sutton
A. V. Horeman
Gene Harrison
Jacobson
Emmetsburg
Ace High Bridge Club
Gardston Hotel
Frank Weaver
East Des Moines
G. K. Allen
R. ©. Brown
W. J. Tims
N. R. Ellsworth
Harley Lambert
G. H
Methodist group hosts informal gathering for young couples
The young married people’s group of the Methodist church met Tuesday evening at 7 45 for an informal gathering. Mr and Mrs W R Sidles Mr and Mrs Merrill Robb Mr and Mrs Evan Higgins and Mr and Mrs Herman Jensen attended. The entertainment committee included Mr and Mrs Vermaine Sidles and Mr and Mrs Stanley Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
W. R. Sidles
Merrill Robb
Evan Higgins
Herman Jensen
Vermaine Sidles
Stanley Larsen
Thompson hosts friends for auction bridge evening
Mr and Mrs Thos Thompson entertained a group of friends on Wednesday evening at two tables of auction bridge. At the close a lunch was served by the hostess. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Cummings Mr and Mrs George Lyman Mr and Mrs H D Hinsch Mr and Mrs W V Sweet Mrs Lottie Tornell and Mrs C S Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McArdie
Charles Lewis
N. M. Wolding
Vance Noe
Jay Dunham
M. E. Wilson
H. 0. Silage
Con Alt
Wesley Dunham
Geo. Lyman
R. K
Thos. Thompson
Auction Bridge
J. M. Cummings
George Lyman
H. D. Hinsch
W. V. Sweet
Lottie Tornell
C. S. Barber
Pythian Sisters to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The Pythian Sisters meet this evening at the Odd Fellows Hall with a covered dish luncheon. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own sandwiches. Nomination of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Odd Fellows Hall
Women’s Club Meeting Open To Public At City Hall
The November general meeting of the Women’s club will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m in the City hall auditorium. Doctor Wolcott of Spirit Lake will discuss Cancer Control and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
City Hall
Wolcott
Spirit Lake
Past Matrons to Meet Friday for 115 Luncheon
The Past Matrons will hold their regular meeting Friday Nov 56 at the Presbyterian church with a 1 15 luncheon. Afterward they will retire to hostess Mrs Guy Noel's home, assisted by Mrs W A Heidke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Guy Noel
W. A. Heidke
Mrs Chas Stewart Hosts Time Party for Parents
Mrs Chas Stewart entertained 23 guests Tuesday evening honoring her parents Mr and Mrs Jo V Munden at the Munden home on South Mth street. It was a time party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stewart
Vv Munden
Munden
South Mth Street
Lighting as the photographer's working material
A practical guide demonstrates how light direction transforms subjects in still life portraits and landscapes. By shooting the same scene from varied lighting angles, the reader learns to control shadows and mood, revealing how lighting shapes expression, tone, and atmosphere across hours and scenes.
Local Happenings Across Town and Nearby States
Mrs. Ann Anderson will leave Saturday for Elgin Illinois for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Gromer and Jeanne Gromer. She will also visit friends in Chicago. Mrs. Charles Hawk and Mrs. R S Lee and daughter Lou Ann left for Lincoln Nebraska to visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Abker and Mrs. Abker a sister of Mrs. Hawk. Nearby residents visited Plymouth and met relatives including Earl Clark and family. Dean Clark traveled to Mitchell South Dakota for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sunquist and Glenn. Vern Beauman and Delbert Beauman returned from Minneapolis after a weekend with friends. LeRoy Merriott bought the Ray Johnston store in Dunnell moving from North 9th street. Rev IX W Ortmeyer attended a Methodist conference in Humbolt. Mr. and Mrs. C R Rhodes of Des Moines stopped in Etherville en route home from Dickinson North Dakota. Andrew Kline and Henry Wellendorf returned from southern Iowa with a 480 acre land purchase south of Des Moines. Mae Wingerson visited relatives at Webb. Harry Hooker returned to Willmette Illinois after visiting the Jas Rainey home in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Anderson
Elgin
Ill
Elroy Gromer
Jeanne Gromer
Gromer
Anderson
Chicago
Charles Hawk
R. S. Lee
Lou Ann
Lincoln, Neb
John Abker
Abker
Hawk
C. R. Rhodes
Des Moines
Etherville
Dickinson
N. Dak
Rhodes
Andrew Kline
Henry Wellendorf
Iowa
Visitors and Travels Around Es t herville
Mrs R T Chipperfield and daughter Ruth of Sutherland visited Es t herville, Ruth leaving Tuesday for Sutherland. Raymond Newschwander and Albert Bride of Staple Minnesota stayed at Chas Bixby home. Raymond is kin to Mrs Bixby. Several groups visited relatives, including the Vestrem, Milichar and Bolton families, with funerals and trips to Batesville and Cedar Rapids noted. Homer Ortmeyer spent the week end with his parents before heading to Mount Vernon to attend Cornell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Newschwander
Albert Bride
Staple, Minn
Chas. Bixby
Raymond
Bixby
Homer Ortmeyer
F. W. Ortmeyer
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Paving Talk and Small Talks in a Des Moines Day
A column notes the humor of guessing children’s first names during annual visits while reporting on Clyde Sanborn and K J McDonald from the Chamber of Commerce traveling to Des Moines to meet Governor Kraschel about paving Highway No 9 between Emmet county line and Spirit Lake. It also mentions Roy Burt in Des Moines for Royal typewriter factory business and visits by Rolly Clark and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Bill
Uttle
Marjorie
Helen
Clyde Sanborn
K. J. McDonald
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
N. G. Kraschel
Emmet
Spirit Lake
Roy Burt
Mr. Burt
Royal Typewriter Company
Flight Rivalry and Love Entanglements Behind the Scene
Natalie, a bold reporter, lands a trial at a paper after meeting Mont Wallace who has just broken an East West cross country flight record. She partners with Mont to search for missing pilots Conrad and Sturm while navigating jealousy with Sunny Marion and affection for Mont. Natalie presses on, balancing career ambition with tangled emotions as events unfold at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
Wallace
California
Natalie Wade
Natalie
Jimmy Hale
Mont Wallace
Sunny
Jimmy
Nat
Mont
Sunny Marion
Peninsula
Marion Aircraft ‘Corporation
B . Fee
Exprss
Mack Hanlon
Mack
Conrad
Sturm
San Diego
Mexico City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Scott
Women’s Council of the
Church of Christ
Scott
J. S. Shannon
Walter Shannon
Elmer Person
George Lucas
A. Dahlberg
Lloyd Boone
Race
Bernard Burns
Carl Johnson
Ray Hurst
A. Lough
Russell
Legion Auxiliary
Estherville Twp
Young Married Peoples
MR. and
Mrs. Thompson
Bridge
MR. and Mrs Munden
L. A. Linsley
Virgil
R. O. Clark
Harold Marriott
Plymouth
Earl Clark
Mr. Clark
Mrs. Linsley
Dean Clark
Mitchell
8. D
Jack Sunquist
Glenn
Vern Beauman
Delbert Beauman
Minneapolis
LeRoy Merriot
Ray
IX. W. Ortmeyer
Ft. Dodge and
Algona
Northwest Iowa
Humbolt
Ortmeyer
Mae Wingerson
Webb
Harry Hooker
Willmette
Estherville
Jas. Rainey
R. T. Chipperfield
Ruth of
Sutherland
A. J. Rhodes
Ruth ‘Chipperfield
Caipperfield
Louise Post
Helen’ Sievers
Emma Moeller
Wilmont
Minn
Grandma Sievers
H. F. Johnson
Peoria, Ill
Geo, Zink
Buda
C. N
P. G. Gray
P. G. Gray, Jr
Alice Gray
Batesville
W. D. Gray
George Vestrem
Cedar Rapids
George Milichar
Vestrem
Oscar Nelson
Syracuse
N. Y
Nelson
Carrie Nelson
Ford Nelson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nelsons
Rolly Clark
Royal
Hattie Clark
Misses Pearl
Bernice
L. F. Hoffman
E. Lincoln St
R. D. Thompson
Gaarde
Dr. T. ©. Mann
Ortheopathic Physicians
Sanborn’s
L. W. Loving, M OD
Tel
Emmet County
State Bank
A. I. Reed
Nan’s
CG. E. Birney
Birney
Estherville Drug Co
Naly
Reds A
CUP
Mscalls
Brae
McCall's Magazin Woman's World
Farm Journal
Evit
Gaz
Omccall’s
Magazin Ochristian Herald
Oparents
Obetter Homes & Garden
Ohome Arts Needlecraft
Ohome Arts
Ohousehold Magazine
Oleghorn World
Pathfinder
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rock
Woman's World
American Fruit Growey
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette Oblade & Ledger
Ocountry Home Ocapper's Farmer Ofarm Journal
Home Ares Needlecraft
Ohome
Ql Leghorn World
Wkly
Poultry Tribune O
Post Office
R.F.D
Cithe Story
Joyce Lumber Co
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