Ellen Church Models Her Broken Life in New York
Ellen Church, a 17 year old aspiring model, rises from a sheltered life to pose for artists in New York after learning her mother Mrs. Church faced a fractured past. In a party at Dick Alven’s studio Ellen navigates love, ambition, and the specter of marriage while confronting her mother’s legacy and her own yearning for independence.
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Ellen
Mrs. Church
New York
Goldilocks
Red Riding Hood
Sandy
Ellen Church
Sendy
Gay Varden
Claire Tremaine
Samdy McIntosh
Dick Alven
Kate Greenway
Claire
Clabe
Gay
Local Auxiliary Delegates Elected at Highth District Meet
Mrs. Elizabeth Dock and Mrs. Irving Ellerston lead the American Legion Auxiliary in a regular city hall meeting as delegates to the Highth district conference set for Thursday in Fort Dodge. Officers and plans for a Legion Auxiliary social were announced. Educational Week urged members to visit schools and listen to radio education programs.
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Irving Ellerston
Wilbur Thorndyke
Ernest Smith
Ft. Dodge
American Legion Auxiliary
City Hall
Irving Elerston
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Estherville
Bruige
Hortense Smith
H. Paulson Low Prise
Waldo Brink
N. R. Ellsworth
Ralph McKay
Mia
Jim van Valkenburg
Misa Priscilla Booth
Various Social Club Meetings Highlight Community Life
Members of the Better Yet club met at Miss Anne Shonkwiler home for a short business session and practiced a playlet for a city event on November 13. Jeann Harrison hosted a November 24 gathering. The Pythian Sisters planned a future card party after a regular Thursday meeting at the L O O F hall with a luncheon. J J club enjoyed a covered dish supper at Mrs Fred Albertson Jr. home with several guests and a post supper gathering. Julia Doyle was fete d by Mrs E G Stavros before leaving for Colfax as bridge games and luncheon followed. prizes awarded to Mrs Ray Kennedy and Mrs Wallace Westbrook among others.
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William Swift
Dock
Swift
J. M. Keifer
Mary Howe
Bagan
Frank Koch
Maury Howe
Matt Scholtes
Claus Clausen
D. A. Bagan
Frank Sullivan
Will Bagan
Thomas Doyle
Julia Doyle
Colfax
A. L. Misener
Ray Kennedy
Glinton Swale
Ann Hauber
Joe Nissen
Robertson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Larsen
Harold Reed
Ed Reese
Frank Logan
F. W. McCullough
V-R
Anne Shonkwiler
Farm Bureau
Jeanne Harrison
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
L O. O. F. Hall
Priscilla Booth
Annette Wylder
J. C. Diltz
J. J. J. Club
Fred Albertson Jr
Evelyn Coon
Lois Hansen
Kathryn Lyman
Vera Heyer
Kathryn Robinson
Ethryn Wolding
Alice Gray
Florence Wilson
John Warrington
Leverne Heyer
Normen Mainé
E. G. Stavros
Mis. Doyle
Wallace Westbrook
Miss Doyle
J. J. Waldron
J. J. Morrissey
Ed Smith
R. O. Rogers
Norman Maire
Lulu Bright
Emily Bryan
Cree
Bridge Luncheon Held at Miller Home Thursday
Mrs Archie Bixby and Mrs O H Miller hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at one o'clock at the Miller residence. Mrs Dan a Howard won the high score prize with Mrs R O Rogers taking second. Guests included Mrs K J Ersland, Mrs Floyd Goldsberry, Miss Irene Kohl, and many others.
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Archie Bixby
O. H. Miller
Miller
Dana Howard
R. O. Rogers
K. J. Ersland
Floyd Goldsberry
Eugene Foster
Irene Kohl
Claude Randolph
Elmer Moore
Leon Pratt
H. L. McMillan
Dan Howard
C. P. Mauck
Elmer Jackson
Roy Brown
Don Brown
B. Amersburg
Charles Robinson
A. H. Meyers
Carl Skog
N. E Demoney
Leo Sanders
Ralph Rousseau
E. G. Stavros
W. E. Deming
Art Williamson
Bert Ditsworth
Lou Smith
Lloyd Crim
A. L. Buffer
Amir OE Twice Mon R Andrew Sunde
Amir OE Twice Mon R Andrew Sunde phone 1076 plays a role in an unclear notice with limited readable details and no clear event or outcome.
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Amir Oe
Andrew Sunde
Local social notes from Estherville area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Thos Nivison made a business trip to Des Moines last week. Louise and Melvin Fouts spent weekends in Sibley with friends. Mrs Hattie Clark and daughters Berniece and Pearl visited in Spencer with Mr and Mrs Raleigh Clark. Max Weise and Francis Erick attend Iowa State College Ames spent weekend with parents. Dr and Mrs S G Ewen and Rosemary attended Minnesota homecoming in Minneapolis. C C Dawson of Clear Lake visited here en route to Walnut Grove. Joe Joyce and family of Emmetsburg visited Waldron family. Will Warrington returned from Kemmen Wis where they looked after their farm. Ed Nelson of Minneapolis spent weekend in Estherville with Mrs Nelson’s mother and sister. H A Gaarde and others were guests in Ringsted for a dinner honoring Mrs Hans Madsen on her birthday.
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Thos. Nivison
Des Moines
Hattie Clark
Berniece
Pearl
Spencer
Raleigh Clark
Max Weise
Francis Erick
Iowa State College
Ames
H. A. Gaarde
Orin Manthe
George Robinson
Hans Madsen
Gaarde
H. H. Sconberg
Leila
Minneapolis
Sconberg
Charles Nashby
Estherville
Miss Sconberg
University of Minnesota
J. W. Morse
Emmetsburg
Morse
District Court
L. L. Bingham
Chicago
St. Louis
Bingham
E. L. Featherstone
Hattie
Ella Bigelow
Au Sable Forks
N. Y
A. E. Bigelow
Harry Barker
John G. Smith
Exna Barker
George Howe
Social Roundup From Estherville and Vicinity
Local residents and visitors are listed as guests callers and travelers with dates from Friday through Monday. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nivison Des Moines. J E Willey Mary Gibson Will Warrington Home. Peter Paulson Graettinger. George Nichols. Roy Weir Emmetsburg. Margaret Trevett Storm Lake. Juanita Nina Berg Barbara Thorson Ayrshire. Genevieve Riggs Spirit Lake. Mrs. McDonald Walnut Grove. Mrs. M. E. Wilson Chicago. Mrs. J L Howard Boise Idaho. Jess Sidley Grantsburg Wis.. L. B. E. Mathews Crefford. John Ongood Spencer. Virginia Twito Coleman hospital. John Hemmingson Clifford Ruby Lucille Wylder. E H Cushman Bascroft. Mrs H H Sconberg Leila and Minnesota visit.
Librarian elected at Estherville Library
Miss Inez Westcott was chosen by the executive board to replace Miss Jennie Salisbury as librarian at the Estherville Library and Reading room due to Salisbury’s illness. Several local social and travel notes follow, including plans for trips to California and visits to Chicago and St Louis.
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Inez Westcott
Estherville
Jennie Salisbury
J.J. Khopp
M. C. Einwalter
Chicago
Tom Pullen
Roy Ridley
California
G. A. Nichols
L. A. Snow
Nichols
West Side
A. Bradley
Don
Farm work and homeward journeys from Jack Creek in 1904
Ex tensive work on H A Gaarde's farm in Jack Creek township is noted. Charles Barber and the Misses Helen Knoop and Mattie Barnes returned home last week from St Louis, with details limited to the fragmentary item.
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H. A. Gaarde
Jack Creek
Charles Barber
Helen Knoop
Mattie Barnes
St. Louis
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Lester Heyer
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Grace Episcopal Guild
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Boise
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