Socials and visits across Terril area this week
Gunty News lists Sunday callers at the Spoo home including Ed Smith family and others. Guests at Noel Daniels home near Terris and at the Herman Peters and John Plath residences. Families from Spencer and Melvin also visited acquaintances. Local dances and daytime gatherings noted with several guest switches and ongoing visits by Nadine Noel and Viola Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Alvena
Irene
Sam Zerke
Herman
Wil
Ham
Claire
Vernon Wertz
Norman Severson
John Spoo
Fred Nauss
Jaunita
Noel Daniels
Terris
Harry Schnell
Charles Jr
Irvin
Herman Peters
Elmer Simpson
Merle
Milton
John Frank
Paul Pierson
Spencer
Merle Galvin
P. I. Schmidt
Melvin and
Sanborn
John Dallman
Richard
J. S. Shannon
Viola Johnson
Terril
Lake City and Estherville Social Roundup
Mrs Geo Killum of Lake City Minn visited her brother W O O'Brien for several days. Mack Ellis and family hosted Sunday dinner at Lee Eveleth home Estherville. L E Sargent family visited in Spencer. Balkema family of Estherville called at Mack Ellis home. O'Brien and daughter Agnes spent Sunday with Albert Heywood Estherville. Evelyn Elis visited Averil Sargent Friday. Jens Christensen Nels Eldora and Warren Peterson hosted Sunday dinner at Peterson home. Ellis accompanied Andrew Oswald to Sibley to buy cattle. J H O'Brien of Armstrong spent Sunday with his parents. L E Swartz Maple Hill spent Sunday with Walter Schultz. Henry Nepps visited M O Rueland Sunday afternoon. Sylvia Lilland dinner guest at Thor Sunde home. Mrs Carl Clause Boone and Mrs G A Peterson with Mary Louise and Clarence visited W A Schultz Wednesday evening. Harold Duckett and Walter Feger spent Sunday with Isidore Nepps. Epworth League Huntington Methodist to meet Tuesday at Miss Ann Shapr home. J U G 4-H girls held play practice Friday. working on Salt Water Taffy for late month performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. O’brien
Agnes
Geo. Killum
Lake City
Minn
Albert Heywood
Estherville
Evelyn Elis
Averil Sargent
Jens Christensen
Nels
Eldora
Warren Peterson
Mack Ellis
Andrew Oswald
Sibley
J. H. O'Brien
Mary Louise
Clarence
W. A. Schultz
Harold Duckett
Walter Feger
Isidore Nepps
Epworth League of the Methodst
Huntington
Ann Shapr
Maple Hill Sunday School Party at Ft Defiance Park
Maple Hill Presbyterian church youth group enjoyed a party Friday night in the Ft Defiance park shelter house. They roasted Weiners and marshmallows, shared music, and held a class meeting before going home. Attendees included Dorothy Nelson, Anneth Nelson, Gladys Nelson, Evan Smith, Mr Kronstad, Miss Dorothy Henn, Erle Reid, Mary Reid, Marie Reid, Donald Henderson, Richard Henderson, and Mr Alfred Henderson. Mrs Henderson teaches and advised the class. The group reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Hil Presbyterian Church
Shelter House
Ft. Defiance Park
Dorothy
Anneth
Gladys Nelson
Evan Smith
Kronstad
Dorothey Henn
Erle
Herbert Allen
Estherville
Gay Hower
Léonard Hackett
Erle Reid
Swan Lake
Olga Bartizson
Forest City
Holver Nelson
Barbara Jean
Cedar Falls
Hans Hanson
Vivian Alvestad
Maple Hill
Berniece Reid
W. I. Reid
Berniece
Waldorf College
Mildred Johnson
Genevieve Mackey
Kimballton Weekend Socials and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Gordon Sandvig of Kimballton spent the weekend at the Nels Jacobsen home and returned Sunday evening. Several families visited various homes Sunday and Saturday. The parent teachers association held its annual meeting at the high school with a program. The Guiding Circle presented Henock Holler Gossip at St John gym. Hallowe en party hosted by Orville Haahr. Estherville and Fairmont visits noted. R E Rasmussen to move to Oregon. V R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Sandvig
Kimballton
Nels Jacobsen
N. G. Christiansen
Pearl
Hans Madsen
H. C. Jensen
J. P. Rasmussen
Jeanette
Fred Henricksen
Elizabeth Henricksen
Lawrence Jacobsen
Robert Jacobsen
Pete Hansen
Ernest Jacobsen
Nygaard
Spender
Rv. Christensen and
Famly
Graettinger
Guiding Circle
St. John's
Harry Nelsen
Orville Haahr
Haahr
Estherville
R. E. Rasmussen
Oregon
al Fink
Fairmont
V-R
Jack Creek Items Visit by Schloeman and Swartz
Worth Schloeman and Harvey Swartz of New York City visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ellerston on Wednesday. From there they went to call on Jim Ellerston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Schloeman
Harvey Swartz
New York City
Chris Ellerston
Jim Eller
Local Social News and Visits Around Estherville
Residents and visitors are listed with routines and small travels. Ernest Lund husked corn for George Weaver while Chester Reed returned home from work at Ellerston farm. Mrs. Rush departed Detroit after two months visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Ole Bercen. Several locals visited kin including Mr and Mrs Hans Christensen at Herman Petersons and Nellie Helmers at the Kalvidt home. Dr Geo West of Armstrong made a professional call in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Christensen
Herman Peterson
Levi Kalvidt
Nellie Helmers
Kalvidt
Don Kirby
Estherville
Ellerston
Richards
Tom Hansen
Merrye Oleson
Armstrong
Local Notes From Dolliver and Surrounding Areas
Winston Yeager visits home with family reports. Epworth League holds social and luncheon led by Irene Jessen. Missionary Sunday at Community Church featured candlelight tableau. Wm Olson to Chicago. new barn replaces lightning-destroyed structure. Armistice Day events planned. hunting season prep rising. various residents visiting relatives and improving properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Peterson
W. C. Olson
Chicago
Lyle Wicks
Mr. Hokenson
Tipton
Wm. Kammerer
S. B. Reed
C. R. Yeager
W. N. Peterson
Epworth League
Armstrong
Wilma Calvin
Estherville
Dolliver
American Legion Auxiliary
Mohlbust
Odd Fellows Hall
Leo Schwenker
Motley, Minn
Tom Richards
Newell
Schwencker
Mr. Richards
W. G. Mellwraith
Elect Officers for Sunday School Union
The Immanuel church south of Grover hosted a Sunday School Union meeting on Monday with strong attendance and inspirational addresses. The convention chorus led by C. F. Walden finished the music in the afternoon, and a duet and a solo appeared in the evening. Officers elected were President George Gunderson Wallingford, Vice President Harry Herbrandson Estherville, Secretary Miss Sylvia Berge Grover, Treasurer Miss Floence Berdin Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Church
Grover
Sunday School Union
C. F. Walden
George Gunderson
Wallingford
Harry Herbrandson
Estherville
Sylvia Berge
Floence Berdin
Emmetsburg
Local Chevrolet Dealers Named in Schedule
H. C. Christensen of Ringsted and Earl L. Momyer of Estherville appear alongside Harry C. Kirk of Armstrong and Donald B. Potter of Ringsted in a listed sale of Chevrolet agents. Ed Hubbard of Estherville and Plymouth are also named in the same roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Christensen
Ringsted
Chevrolet
Earl L. Momyer
Estherville
Harry C. Kirk
Armstrong
Donald B. Potter
Ed Hubbard
Plymouth
Tritbid Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Hunt Evening Social
Mrs W H Hunt will host the Tritbid bridge club gathering this evening. Two Elks plan the season's first dance at the Elks home with dancing starting at 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trienbid Bridge Club
W. H. Hunt
Tritbid Bridge Club
Two Elks
Elks
Mrs Parsons Hosts T. B. Club Dessert Lunch at Home
Mrs Fred Parsons entertained members of the T B club at her home Tuesday A dessert luncheon was served at 1 30 and contract bridge games were played at two tables The members present were Mesdames Ewen Turner Richardson Johnston Christensen Anderson and Egertson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parsons
T. B. Club
Mesdames
Ewen
K. V. Turner Raleigh Richardson
Wm. Johnston
L. M. Christensen
George Anderson
S. T. Egertson
League of Women Voters Board Meets at Carlson Home
The Executive Board of the League of Women Voters met at Mrs. Carl Carlson's home on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
League of Women Voters
Carl Carlson
Dinner Bridge Club Hosts Kepler Evening
Dinner Bridge Club met Mr and Mrs E W Kepler as hosts Tuesday at 7 o'clock. After dinner bridge, members including Dr and Mrs McMillan Dr and Mrs B G Ewen Mr and Mrs George Anderson and others attended. Talks by Miss Lucille Peterson public librarian and Miss Dorothy Latchem followed. Committee with Miss Norby included Martha Robinson Beatrice Anderson. Dinner was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kepler
McMillan
G. Ewen
George Anderson
J. E. Stockdale
L. M. Christensen
John Greig
Lucille Peterson
Dorothy Latchem
Miss Norby
Martha Robinson
Beatrice Anderson
Quill and Scroll Society Meets at Florence Norby Home
Twelve members of the Quill and Scroll Society gathered at Florence Norby’s home for their regular meeting. The group discussed upcoming events and reaffirmed commitments to literary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill and Scroll Society
Florence Norby
Potluck Club Guests Dine Then Play Bridge
Mrs. Johnston hosted the Monday potluck club with Mrs. Wm. Johnston presiding. After supper, contract bridge was played at two tables with guests Mrs. John Lyman and Mrs. Max Lynn attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnston
John Lyman
Max Lynn
Local Happenings in Macon and Armstrong Areas
Mr and Mrs George Rhodes of Macon North Carolina visit with Mr and Mrs A J Rhodes Mrs Milo Mathews of Armstrong returns home after major operation at Coleman hospital Tuesday Mr and Mrs Arthur Beatty visited with Mr and Mrs E W Beatty at Spirit Lake on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
George Rhodes
Macon, North Carolina
A. J. Rhodes
Milo Mathews
Armstrong
Coleman Hospital
Arthur Beatty
E. W. Beatty
Spirit Lake
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Supt
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Ollie Reid
Mary
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H. J. Long
Lincoln Phone
Aliber & Comp
Equitable Bldg
Dee Reshaes
Jack Creek
Winston Yeager
Riv
Morningside College
Stanton
Freinds
Sioux City
L. P. Stillman
Sac City
Carroll
Irene Jessen
Jessen
Yeager
Wm. Maron
Marvin Trees
Mrs. Parsons
Executive
Potluck Club
Mrs Johnston
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