Fifth Installment Synopsis of Ellen Church Saga
Ellen Church, 17,孤独度日于母亲遗留的名画世界之中。她被两位艺术家麦克因扯入恋情，遵循母亲教导“轻爱”，却在与苏整名为桑迪的男子相遇后，情感渐深。两人围绕在城市艺术圈与舞会场景，我们看到她在克制与欲望之间挣扎的初步浪漫与自我探索。
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
1
Evening Dance Sparks Confession and Old Family Ties
In a dim evening car I am drawn into a tense moment where a young man declares an intense love for Ellen, admitting fear and trust issues as they drift from the dance into a private vow. Ellen wrestles with desire, memory of her mother, and a warning from the past about choosing love. The scene blends romance with looming consequences as they confront their futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Church
Alven
Sandy McIntosh
Ellen
Sandy
Social club gatherings tip the week with bridge and visits
T N T club hosted by Miss Florence Chambers and Mrs E W Kepler featured three tables of bridge won by Miss Lulu Holcomb. The Bachelorette club met for sewing and lunch at Anne Schaper s home. A bridge party hosted by Mrs William Reich saw sixteen friends compete with Lena Long taking high score and a luncheon to follow. Birthday pre party honored Mrs Mary Howe with sewing, visiting and a luncheon. Presbyterians plan a Thanksgiving festival Marching through waffle supper pet show movie and auction. Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs C W Brink s home for a business meeting and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chambers
E. W. Kepler
Kepler
Lulu Holcomb
Margaret Clark
Barbara Cornwall
Glenn Story
R. C. Coleman
John Osgood
S. T. Egertson
John Greig
Max Lynn
John Lyman
Anne Schaper
Vivian Johnson
Pearl Peterson
Myrtle Harvege
Mary Higgins
William Reich
Lena Long
Emily Bryan
Norman Maine
Gladys Coon
Lulu Bright
Frances Manthey
Mary Waldron
R. O. Rogers
E. G. Stavros
Lena Sievers
Ed Sorum
Elmer Jackson
Cecil Oulman
Otto Grimm
Glenn Eike
F. L. Gustafson
Mary Howe
Howe
G. L. Collins
Fred Larsen
Frank Sullivan
J. M. Kiefer
Matt Scholtes
Frank Koch
D. A. Bagan
W. A. Swift
Will Bagan
Nellie Sauer
Ann Hauber
American Legion Auxilary
C. W. Brink
Fred Ehlers
H. E. Woodling
Dan Howard
Claude Randolph
W. KE. Deming
Art Williamson
Ernest Smith
Vern Tredway
Irving Ellerston
Arthur Fossum
Family News and Local Visits Highlight Week
Dr and Mrs J R Brown welcomed a baby daughter Tuesday evening. Des Moines visitor Miss Phyllig Petersen stayed with grandmother Mrs J A Sorensen. Dr Erling Ostegaard spoke on India at St John s church Wednesday. The Christensen and Thomsen families and several locals visited and traveled for a piano recital in Wallingford. Tires and baby shoes offered by Gamble Stores with new drive tire prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Phyllig Petersen
Des Moines
J. A. Sorensen
Erling Ostegaard
India
St. John’s Church
N. C. Christensen
H. R. Madsen
Andrew Thomsen
Fairmont
Ruth and
Ardyt Jensen
Elaine Neve
Betty Monsen
Janice Fink
Peggy Christensen
Maxine Woods
Virginia Lastine
Glen Neve
John Petersen
Wallingford
Annie Welsh
Fashion pattern promises flattering lines for fall and winter
Pattern 8326 by Patricia Bowe features a slenderizing silhouette with a surplice closing. Described as versatile for early fall and winter, it can be made in silk satin or woolen fabrics to suit season and occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dow
Vindicator and
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Halfa School Reopens After Corn Husking Break
Halfa School resumed Monday after a week of corn husking vacation. Miss Vivian Maden and friend Helen Gangestad visited Armstrong school. Mrs. James Edwards and Mrs. Julia Gangestad returned from a week at the World's Fair. Ray Lund underwent appendicitis surgery last week. Mrs. Bradys Madden visited E Hopehrag's home in Armstrong last Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Johnson shopped in Fairmont Wednesday afternoon. Ardis Opsal spent the week in Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Maden
Helen Gangestad
Armitrong
James Edwards
Julia Gangestad
Ray Lund
Bradys Madden
E. Hopehrag
Armstrong
Ed Johnson
Fairmont
Ardis Opsal
Weddings Feature Of Week's Social Calendar
Armistice day dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Egertson opened a week of social events. Guests included numerous local couples and out of town visitors. weddings formed a central portion of the week’s activities in Estherville and nearby towns.
Baby Girl Born to Thorsons in Chicago Mentioned
Mr and Mrs John Thorson received word of the arrival of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Louis Thorson of Chicago end with her cousin Myrtle Thys tad in Armatrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Thystad
Armatrong
John Thorson
Louis Thorson
Chicago
Master gathers pupils in Jesus life lesson plan
A reflection on Jesus gathering followers beyond John the Baptist's ascetic method. He chose ordinary, strong yet simple people, trusting them to carry his message. The piece notes his view of God as Father and the value of common humanity, contrasting Jesus with other leaders. It highlights the first two disciples, John and Andrew, and Andrew’s habit of sharing good finds with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Satan
John
God
Athens
Palestine
Zebedee
James
Andrew
Hazel Genevieve Johnson Weds Henry Schaper At Spencer Parsonage
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel Genevieve to Henry Herman Schaper son of Mrs August Schaper on Thursday at the Methodist parsonage in Spencer The Rev H E Hutchinson performed a single ring ceremony They will live on a farm northeast of Estherville Dodge and will visit a brother of the bridegroom The bride attended Estherville schools until six weeks ago and the groom has lived on his father's farm southwest of Estherville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gee
Joe Gee
Frank Houck
Valley Junction
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Edward Pruitt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Myrna Whalen
Leonard Hackett
Houck
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fred Johnson
Hazel Genevieve
Henry Herman Schaper
August Schaper
Spencer
H. E. Hutchinson
Dodge
Boone Beaver Couple Married At Christian Church
Miss Lora Belle Boone daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Boone and Howard Beaver son of Mr and Mrs H R Beaver were married Sunday morning at 9 o clock at the Christian parsonage by Rev M A Lowe. Attendants were Miss Margaret Beaver and Lloyd Boone Jr. Immediately after the ceremony Mrs B H Brackett is confined and the couple left for Fort to her home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Belle Boone
Lloyd Boone
Howard Beaver
H. R. Beaver
Christian Parsonage
M. A. Lowe
Margaret Beaver
Lloyd Boone, Jr
B. H. Brackett
Bradfield and Briggs Wed in Spirit Lake Union
A marriage license was issued Saturday to James F. Bradfield of Spirit Lake and Ruby Briggs of Superior. They were married by Rev. Father Sav at St Patrick's Catholic parsonage and will reside this winter at the bride's home in Superior. Bradfield runs a dry cleaning shop in Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Bradfield
Spirit Lake
Ruby Briggs
Superior
Father Savage
St. Patrick’s Catholic Parsonage
Mr. Bradfield
Local social notes mark visits and travels this week
Miss Virginia Johnston plans a Wednesday visit to Shaidon with Mrs Harmon Weltey. Clyde Sanborn and wife left for El Paso to handle the late Mrs Eq Sanborn estate. Ruth Hart will winter with her daughter Mrs Dan Howard. Clyde Frazier Jr. of Fairmont and Lorraine Skelly of Cohasset received a marriage license Friday. The Luikarts of Minneapolis and Kenneth spent the weekend with Mrs A A Crim and Mrs William Luikart. Max Lynn Ward Greer and their babes visited Sac City for brief family time. Frank Stevens of Montevideo visited last week with his sons James Oscar Clyde. Porter Heneman and daughter Myrna returned from Alpert after weeks with the L J Needham home. Clifford Dodeon of Chenoa Ill left after a ten day visit with Howard Reed. Dodeon and Reed are sisters’ families. Russell Petersons moving from Julia Frank cottage to the Nivison Bigelow house on West Main. Mrs Zat will occupy her own place. C P Mauck Fred Sternberg Maud Price A A Crim and Elmer Jackson will visit Britt Wednesday to spend the day with Lorenzo Smith and Mrs Jack son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Peterson
Julia Frank
West Des Moines Street
Nivison
C. P. Mauck
Fred Sternberg
Maud Price
A. A.crim
Elmer Jack
Britt
Lorenzo Smith
Jack
Son
Mauck
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O. K. Berven
Art Hanson
Tom Olson
Lawrence Nelson
Donald Jones
Graettinger
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Mrs. Howe
Bingsted
Chri Christensen
Halfa
Patricia Bowe
Egertsons
T. Egertson
Fred G. Parsons
R. L. Richardson
K. V. Turner
William Bale
Geo. Bale
J. P. Clark
William S. Johnston
S. G. Ewen
L. M. Christensen
George Anderson
H H .Drey
J.L. Hoye
George Trevett
Carl Moser
James White
B. F. Hanson
Carl Spies
Gardner
Feirmont
Selby Broms
Garner
R. H. Murphy
L. J. Sargent
Forest City
Alica Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Clarence M. Cox
Harvey Cox
Gerdston Hotel
L. A. Mathie
Estherville High School
University of Iowa
Cox
Sanborn’s
Myhre & Jeglum
Birdie Trimble
Gardston
Helen
Harvey
Beverly
Gee-Houck
Johnson.Schaper
Boone. Beaver
Briggs
Bradfield
Virginia Johnston
Shaidon
Harmon Weltey
Clyde Sanborn
el Paso
Texas
Eq Sanborn
Ruth Hart
Clyde Frazier, Jr
Lorraine Skelly
Cohasset, Minn
County Clerk's Co
Clem K. Luikart
Kenneth
Minneapolis
A .A. Crim
William Luikart
Ward Greer
Sac City
Frank Stevens
Montevideo, Minn
Oscar
Clyde
Porter Heneman
Myrna
Alpert
L. J. Needham
Clifford Dodeon
Chenoa, Ill
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Howard Reed
Dodeon
Reed
Resa
Manond Gy
Whittall
Mahlum & Anderson
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