Miss Evelyn Zitterich Weds Donald Muetzel In Spirit Lake Home
Miss Evelyn Zitterich daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Zitterich married Donald Muetzel last Sunday in a home ceremony. Rev Otis L Lang officiated with Attendants Esther Zitterich and Donald Clifford. Guests included relatives and the Muetzel family, Clifford family, Muetzel kin, and Spirit Lake residents. The yellow and white theme featured chrysanthemums and a miniature bride and groom cake topper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Zitterich
Fred Zitterich
Donald Muetzel
Mr. Muetzel
Marion Muetzel
Spirit Lake
Otis L. Lang
Esther Zitterich
Donald Clifford
Elmer Clifford
Raymond Muetzel
Kenneth Muetzel
Betty Jean
Aveland Geer
Wilma
Eunice
Laverne and
Donald
Robert
Ansorge
Avis Sorensen
Fred Zitterick
Francis
Lois
Mary Belle
Gerald Fink
Miss Virginia Nielsen Weds Joseph McKinnon in California
Announcement of Miss Virginia Nielsen of Chico California marrying Joseph McKinnon of Chico. Ceremony held at Olympia Washington at noon on Saturday November 9. The bride daughter of Soren and Mrs Nielsen, educated at Halfa High School Estherville Junior College and St Marys Nursing Rochester Minnesota. The groom manages a wholesale grocery firm in Chico and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nielsen
Chico
Calif
Joseph McKinnon
Olympia
Washington
Soren Nielsen
Halfa
Estherville
Priscilla
George
Charles Booth
St. Mary
White Shrine Meets Wednesday Evening at Masonic Hall
The White Shrine will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall. Ceremonial work will be performed at this meeting and all members are asked to attend. Following the work and business, refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Wa-Tan-Ye Dinner Features Mexico Trip Tale
Miss Enid Copeland shared details of a summer trip through Mexico at the Wa-Tan-Ye club dinner held Thursday in the Hotel Gardston green room. Mrs Robert Noel received a gift as a recently married member, with several club members and guests named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Copeland
Mexico
Gardston
Robert Noel
Miss Copeland
Myrtle Waters
Margie Anderson
Luzon Brooks
Frances Byrne
Bette Hanson
Regina
Refugee discussion at Missionary Guild meeting
The Missionary Guild of the Christian church met Thursday evening at Gladys and Maude Olmstead home. The lesson Refuge for Refugees guided the session led by Maude Olmstead with Gladys Olmstead Dorothy Rogers Margaret Dawson and Mrs Kenneth Ankrum assisting. A brief business meeting followed and refreshments were served to Mary Peterson Geana Petcoff Melba Foster Doris Henry Dorothy Johnson Donna Jean Wiss Martina Peterson Dorothy Rogers Mrs Ray Bartleman Mrs Kenneth Ankrum Rev and Mrs Fred Sawyer and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Guild of the Christian Church
Gladys and
Maude Olmstead
Gladys Olmstead
Dorothy Rogers
Margaret Dawson
Kenneth Ankrum
Martina Peterson
Mary Peterson
Geana Petcoff
Melba Foster
Doris Henry
Dorothy Johnson
Donna Jean Wiss
Ray Bartleman
Fred Sawyer
Afternoon Bridge Club Honored at Mrs Silverberg Home
The afternoon bridge club met at Mrs Lorence Silverberg’s home on Thursday. After a 1:30 dessert luncheon, the group played contract bridge with Mrs G L Gustafson earning the high score and Mrs George Bruns Kill receiving the second high prize. Guests included Mrs Ray Ammon Mrs Lester Heyer and Mrs Leonard Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence Silverberg
G. L. Gustafson
George Brunskill
Ray Ammon
Lester i Heyer
Leonard Carlson
List of ladies named in the society segment
Mrs Bronskill Mrs Wm Schloeman Mrs H N Schrodt Mrs J M Fredericksen Mrs Donald Hanson Mrs L M Hogan Mrs James McGrath and Mrs Silver berg appear in a local social column listing attendees or hosts for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronskill
Wm. Schloeman
H. N. Schrodt
J. M. Fredericksen
Donald Hanson
L. M. Hogan
James McGrath
Silverberg
Fine Arts Club Plans Guest Night Program
The Fine Arts department of the Woman's club meets Thursday November 21 at 7 30 p m at Mrs D H Diamond home. The evening features annual guest night with walking rehearsal On the Prairie Creek Line led by Mrs Jay Howard and Mrs Howard Heidke. Refreshment chair is Mrs F E Rosendahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
D. H. Diamond
Jay Howard
Howard Heidke
Prairie Creek
F. E. Rosendahl
Fashion fads fuel Hollywood fever for knit wear and fur
In a fashion laced rundown of Hollywood wardrobes, Ann Rutherford and Irene Dunne show knitted caps and fur accessories while stars like Linda Darnell Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth spark style ideas. The piece muses on playful beanies, velvet coats, feather trims, and bold accessories as solutions to glamour fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ann Rutherford
Ann
Linda Darnell
Chad Hanna
Diana
Lewis
Jeanette MacDonald
Jeanette
Irene Dunne
Irene
Molyneux
Hedy Lamarr
Bonita Granville
Anita Louise
Buster
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
Lorraine Day
Rita
Hayworth
Rita Johnson
Maisie
Mainbacher
Lana Turner
Myrna Loy
Gail Patrick
Gallant Sons
Adrian
Ruth Hussey
Mrs Jenson Hosts Bridge Party At Her Home
Mrs Lawrence Jenson entertained friends Friday with contract bridge at two tables. High score prize went to Mrs Harold Reed with Miss Frances Long second. A lunch followed. Guests included Mrs Reed Miss Long and others. Estherville Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2:30 in church parlors with hostesses listed and a Thank Offering program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jenson
Harold Reed
Frances Long
Jenson
Reed
Miss Long
Arnold Anderson
Orvin Anderson
R. E. Creger
Ruby Hemmingson
Priscilla Booth
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Estherville Lutheran Church
Mesdames Willys Stearns
Arthur Aanonson
Theodore Herum
Ben Sampson
William Kinnard
J F F club entertains guests at Currell home
Members of the J. F. F. club were entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. C. Currells home with a 1:15 luncheon and contract bridge at two tables. The club lists include Mrs. Robert Knight Mrs. Chas Werling Mrs. Dan Howard Mrs. L. E. Crim Mrs. F. J. Kennedy Mrs. D. A. Bagan Mrs H. G. Mc Tavish Mrs Jay Howard and Mrs Currell. Estherville extended hospitality to eight transients who lodged in the city jail last Monday night due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Currell
Robert Knight
Chas. Werling
Dan Howard
L. E. Crim
F. J. Kennedy
D. A. Bagan
H. G. McTavish
Jay Howard
Currell
Estherville
Cagney's staged punch in City For Conquest misread by camera
The article recounts Jimmy Cagney nearly striking Ann Sheridan in City For Conquest at Warner Bros. Grand, noting the blow glanced her shoulder but appeared to land due to camera angles and lighting. It recalls his grapefruit scene with Mae Clarke and states Cagney vowed to stop hitting women years earlier, with the Sheridan moment described as a camera trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Warner Bros
Cagney
Ann
Anthony Quinn
Miss Sheridan
Mae Clarke
Jimmy
Mae
Jim
Miss Clarke
Local News Roundup From Town Aims for Peaceful Holidays
Local residents report travel plans for Thanksgiving with relatives in Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. A baby boy born Tuesday night at Coleman Hospital Nev. 12th to Mr and Mrs Andrew Reno of Terris. Don Woodley undergoes major operation at Coleman Hospital Friday. condition favorable. Edgar Center takes new job at Sidles Manufacturing in Des Moines. Charlie Coon, long ill on South Ninth Street, shows improvement but remains bedridden for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Reno
Terris
Coleman Hospital
Nev
Don Woodley
Charlie Coon
South Ninth Street
Birthday Couples and Ages Across Towns flashdates
A sequence of names, ages, and hometowns from Estherville, St. James, Wallingford, Windom, Mankato, Chetek, and Minneapolis lists multiple pairs and individuals with ages between 19 and 29. The note adds a caution to drive carefully now and always.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Gullen
St. James
Charlotte I
Botton
Minn
Emmet L. Resd
Wallingford
Roxie Triplette
Charles E. Westbrook
Estherville
Katharine Alice Murphy
Gail M. Schenck
Marguerite H. L. Jensen
Albert L. Pffrath
Leroy H. Gunderson
Margaret Skattebo
Peter Dado
Minneapolis
New Unitized Body Nash Ambassador 600 Debuts
The Nash Ambassador 600 introduces a unitized welded steel body that saves 400 to 600 pounds, boosts safety and roominess, and promises 25 to 30 miles per gallon. The car features integral chassis, internal bridge-trusses, twistproof design, and a new four wheel coil spring suspension for a smoother ride. It is styled in a broad low form, about eight inches wider than tall, with nearly five foot seating across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Seata
Older People Lead In Accidents In Iowa Pedestrian Deaths
The Governor's Traffic Safety Commission cites a study by Harry E. Stedman showing 89 Iowa pedestrians killed since January 1. Adults 65 plus account for 82.9 percent of deaths, 45 to 64 for 26.82 percent, while ages 15 to 19 are 1.31 percent. Stedman urges safer walking and notes age-related slower reaction and poorer vision as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Governor's Traffic Safety Commission
Harry E. Stedman
Motor Vehicle Administration Committee
Stedman
Grandpa
Grandma
Scarlet Fever Epidemic expected this year in Iowa
Iowa health officials warn scarlet fever epidemic likely this winter as cases rise from July through October. 56 in July and August each, 101 in September, and over 180 in October. Disease spread through contact with patients or carriers. Public cooperation on isolation crucial to prevent spread. Noted decline in past two years but remains prevalent with 177 deaths and 17,613 cases 1987 1939 period. 70 percent of deaths in under 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Department of Health
Iowa
Mrs M E Bickford Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Marshall E Bickford 60 lifelong Fort Dodge resident died November 11 at 405 Fair Oaks after a lingering illness. Survived by husband and six children William W Mrs Forest Davenport Marshall Jr Charles R Bernard Geraldine. two brothers F H and Henry W Behrens of Albert Lea Minn. sisters Mrs Frank Johnson Waterloo and Mrs George Zittrich Estherville. Funeral Thursday at home then First Presbyterian Church with Rev W T Patten officiating. New apple variety shows promise from crossing Delicious and Patten Greening by Iowa State horticulturists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall E. Bickford
Fort Dodge
Fair Oaks
George Zitterich
Estherville
Bickford
Willim W
Forest Davenport
Marshall Jr
Charles R
Bernard
Geraldine
Ft. Dodge
F. H
Henry W. Behrens
Albert Lea
Minn
Frank Johnson
Waterloo
George Zittrich
William Behrens
First Presbyterian Church
W. T. Patten
Iowa Agri
Stop Whining, Little Jacky Says How To Help
Mrs Winthrop complains of Jackys constant whining and seeks remedies. The article suggests checking health, providing engaging toys, and avoiding punishment. It advises removing causes, giving attention when not whining, and ignoring the behavior until it fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacky
Mrs. Winthro
Ann
Mrs. Winthrop
Call for Comprehensive Driver Training in Schools
This column urges every high school to offer robust driver training with classroom and behind the wheel instruction. It stresses individual responsibility, warns that risk taking causes accidents, and calls for community programs for all ages to Learn the right way and drive carefully.
Charity Quotes and Farm Income Report
A collage of thoughts on charity and work quotes from Middleton Tryon Edwards Mary Baker Eddy and Southey Wordsworth and a note that cash farm income from meat animals brought farmers 2 276 000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Tryon Edwards
Mary Baker
Eeddy
Spirit Lake Music Festival Excursion by Railways in 1892
Handbills show Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway arranged a special Spirit Lake train August 12 with 19 stops to carry patrons to a Chicago organizer Professor Leslie led festival. Excursion tickets varied by distance starting at Iowa Falls. Details from local handbills dated three years younger than a prior one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
Iowa Falls
Prof
Leslie
Chicago
Oliver Langmo
Selbefly Broms
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway
New Apple Cross Bodes Bright Market Value
The cultural Experiment Station notes a new apple variant not yet named. It resembles the Delicious in shape but is larger with a tougher skin. Good coloring and unusual size suggest strong market value.
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CLUBS
Hypersonais
Evelyn Zitterick
California
White Shrine
Wa-Tan-Ye
Mrs. Silverberg
Fine Arts Dept
Conyer
Medy Lamarkrk
Ladies Aid
J. F. F. Club
V.K
London
Central Prees
Joe Crowley
Excelsior Springs
Mrs
William Sweet
Kansas City
Mack Williams
Edgar Center
Sidles Manufacturing Company
Des Moines
Studebaker
Harper's Bazaar
Harper's
M. E. Bickford
OMR
V.R
GEMS
G. T. Tostenson
Dean
Claus
Pia
Piery
Fescschena
Kruschen
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