Double Wedding News From Terril And Emmetsburg
Sunday afternoon at 2 30 Bernice Hillmer daughter of Albert and Mrs Hillmer Terril married Lloyd McMillen son of Mr and Mrs Paul McMillen Logan The Rev K A Horn read the ceremony The Plath siblings served as attendants A wedding supper followed at the Hillmer home The couple will live near Logan until March 1 then on a farm of their own Glenn Morris and Neva Ditch married in Emmetsburg. Morris is a buttermaker and former bookkeeper Mrs Geo Nick urges Royal Neighbor members to attend December meetings including a benefit card party with a Christmas program and officer elections on December 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hillmer
Albert Hillmer
Terril
Lloyd McMillen
Paul McMillen
Logan
K A Horn
Terril Lutheran Church
Leonard Plath
Estherville
Russell Hillmer
Schaller
Albert
Marvin Hillmer
Lterris Tribune
Glenn Morris
P. G. Gray Produce Company
Emmetsburg
Neva Ditch
Rev
Hinrich
Ervin Ditch
Austin
Minn
Lowell Morse
Morris
J. R. Hakes Produce Company
J. M Morse
Chas. Lamb
Wm. Irwin
Rose Baschke
Luncheon Bridges Event at Gardston Hotel
Mrs. Jay Howard and three cohosts entertained thirty eight friends at the Blue room of the Gardston hotel Friday afternoon. Bronze and gold color scheme featured chrysanthemum centerpieces. Guests dined at two long tables and played contract bridge. High score went to Mrs. John Lyman with second to Mrs. Leonard Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Howard
W. C. Currell
E . Stockdale
Chas Werling
Gardston Hotel
John Lyman
Leonard Carlson
Bridge prize winners noted at C A B club meeting
Mrs Floyd Johnson received the high score prize for bridge at the C A B club meeting held Thursday evening at Mrs Howard Reed's home in Superior. Low score prize went to Mrs Andrew McAndrews. A chicken supper followed. Members present included Mrs Johnson, Mrs McAndrews, Mrs Lucius Tone, Mrs Otis Woods, Mrs Oley Anderson, Mrs Lester Mason and Mrs Reid. Guest was Mrs Fred Heiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Johnson
C.A.B. Club
Howard Reed
Superior
Andrew McAndrews
Reid
Johnson
McAndrews
Lucius Tone
Otis Woods
Oley Anderson
Lester Mason
Fred Heiman
Dorothy Logan and Francis Peterson Wed
Miss Dorothy I Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Logan and Francis R Peterson were married with subscribing witnesses W T Berg and E Storey The groom is a farmer and the couple will live on a farm near Estherville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy I. Logan
Easiest time to cure drafts is when you build
Poor wall joint between window frame and wall causes drafts as shown by arrows. The note highlights a construction fix to seal gaps and improve energy efficiency during building or renovation.
Three Window Fixes to Stop Drafts in New Homes
A home draft guide advises inspecting three areas around windows to stop drafts. Ensure wall joints are weather tight with wide blind stop frames, verify sash fit to frames or use complete factory fitted units, and install double glazing to create dead air space that keeps interior air warm and drafts away.
D G Club Entertained At Smith Home Friday
Regular meeting of the D G Club was hosted Friday at the George Smith home. Mrs Rex Inman and Mrs Smith served as hostesses. A 1 15 dessert luncheon followed by contract bridge. High score prize went to Mrs Sam Thoreson of Graettinger. consolation prize to Mrs Russel Natterstad. a special prize to Mrs Elma Barleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Club
George Smith
Rex Inman
Mrs. Smith
Sam Thoreson
Graettinger
Russel Natterstad
Elma Barleman
Thoreson
Natterstad
Bartleman
Ray Miller
Ray Moore
George Reuland
Jens Egeland
William Sparks
Dewey Partello
Ernie Andreason
Inman
Smith
Bidanby Club Hosts Bridge at Knudsen Home
Mrs Dennis Knudsen entertained the Bidanby club at her South Eighth Street home Friday afternoon with a luncheon at 1 30 and an afternoon of contract bridge. Guests included Mrs R O Rogers and members such as William Hendrickson Mrs George Lyman Mrs G E Tomhave Mrs Allen Singmaster Mrs George Vestrem Mrs Wesley Dunham and Mrs Knudsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Knudsen
Bidandby Club
South Eighth Street
R O Rogers
William Hendrickson
George Lyman
G. E. Tomhave
Allen Singmaster
George Vestrem
Wesley Dunham
Es Wae
Wirs
Carl Mickelson
Knudsen
Pot Luck Dinner Brings Bridge High Scores at Club
The Fred Albertson apartment hosted a pot luck dinner for a bridge club on Thursday evening. Mrs Albertson won the women's high score, while Louis Potter took the men’s high score prize. Members include Mr and Mrs Potter, Mr and Mrs Howard Andreason, Mr and Mrs George Blair, Mr and Mrs Ray Rhodes, Mr and Mrs Alva Ragsdale, and Mr and Mrs Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Albertson
Albertson
Louis Potter
Potter
Howard Andreason
George Blair
Ray Rhodes
Alva Ragsdale
Tuesday Club Bridge Meeting At Ridley Home
Mrs Roy J Ridley hosts the Tuesday afternoon bridge club at her home with a 1 15 dessert luncheon followed by an afternoon of bridge. Attendees include Mesdames Vane Noe H O Sillge Wesley Dunham Jay Dunham R K Blazer Charles Lewis M E Wilson George Lyman G H Morse William McArdle Con Alt N M Wolding and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J.ridley
Mesdames Vane Noe
H. O. Sillge
Wesley Dunham
Jay Dunham
R K Blazer
Charles Lewis
M E Wilson
George Lyman
G H Morse William McArdle
Con Alt
N M Wolding
Local notices and movements involve Funk, Andersons and Reese
Mr and Mrs Howard Funk leased the Waughtal residence on south Eighth street and will take possession Dee ist. They have been living in the Mrs Steve Howe home on south Seventh street. Miss Lavone Anderson a student at Minnesota State University spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs William Anderson returning to school Sunday. Dr Henry Kulander has given up his Swan City practice of 36 years and will move to Minneapolis to specialize in plate work. Mr and Mrs A H Reese left for Glendale California to spend winter with their sons Melvin and William and families. Melvin visited Estherville last week and drove his parents car back to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Funk
Waughtal
South Eighth Street
Steve Howe
South Seventh Street
Lavone Anderson
Minnesota State University
William Anderson
Henry Kulander
Swan City
Minneapolis, Minn
A. H Reese
Glendale
Calif
Melvin
William
Estherville
California
Kenneth Townsend
Heatherington
Minneapolis
Minnesota
M T Morton
Mary Astor
Schiaperelli
June Preiaser
Sona
Mary Beth Hughe
Myrna Loy
Myrna
Borneo
Howard
Juliet
Claudette Colbert
Love
Ann Sothern
Hedy
X" Lamarr
Ann Rutherford
Crete
Weise and Snyder unite in marriage in Rasmussen home
In the 1910 issue of the Vindicator and Republican, Herman Weise and Lulu Snyder wed at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rasmussen, on Sunday November 20. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Dean Williams on November 21. Various local happenings include post office work progress, a new Henry Grant electric orchestra arriving at his confectionery, saloon petitions in Palo Alto and Dickinson counties, and visits among residents including Steve Sullivan, Miss Becker, Ed Callendar, Mrs. Callendar, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Greig, Rosella Amundson, Mrs. Williams, and others traveling to Garner and eastern Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Vindicator
Herman Weise
Lulu Snyder
A. L. Rasmussen
Dean Williams
Henry Grant
Palo Alto
Dickinson
Steve Sullivan
E. M. Callendar
Clarion
Ed Callendar
M. E. Wilson
H . Greig
Wilson
Rosella Amundson
F. C. Williams
Oklahoma
J . Brown
Tyler
Minn
J E Terrence
Minneapolis
John Klopp
Sioux Falls
J. J. Klopp
Miss Anna Anderson's Thanksgiving Day nuptial noted
Mrs Alfred Rose hosted a gathering of Miss Anna Anderson's young friends at Braentsppemlosee while Anderson, a Braentsppemlosee resident, wed Mr Jack Anderson on Thanksgiving day. William H Weaver and Mrs Mary A Rippon were married at the Baptist church on Monday November 21 with Rev L R Phillips from Whiting invited to serve as pastor of the local Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rose
Anna Anderson
Miss Anderson
Braentsppemlosee
George
Jack Anderson
William H. Weaver
Mary A Rippon
Baptist Church
L. R Phillips
Whiting
Local notes include marriages and relocations in Iowa
Mrs F S Robinson of Armstrong reports her son Cletus Schwitters wed on November 9 in Sun Valley Idaho. He worked at a Boise radio station. Former Estherville residents the Schwitters. Lewis Olson leases Mrs Anna S Brunsvold farm for the year. Brunsvold to California after sale. Kenneth Town family return to Minneapolis after Thanksgiving with Mrs M T Morton relatives. Artie Diem returns from Williams-ton to Swea City. may play basketball in South Carolina this winter. Jackson County reports first infantile paralysis case since epidemic. victims Anton Dvorak and daughter Lillian, serious for father, daughter improving. Miss Margaret Kennedy of Manitowoc and Miss Elizabeth Rhodes of Lake Mills return to teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F S Robinson
Armstrong
Cletus Schwitters
Sun Valley
Idaho
Boise
Schwitters
Estherville
Lewis Olson
Anna S. Brunsvold
Artie Diem
Swea City
Williamston
South Carolina
Jackson County
Minn
Antone Dvorak
Lillian
Marriage Notices From Estherville and Jackson Areas
Nov 18 and 21 to 22 list couples from Estherville and Jackson area towns. Francis L. Peterson 29 wed Dorothy L. Logan 19 of Estherville. Ralph F. Splinter 22 wed Esther M. Rowley 21 of Jackson. Howard I. Lantz 21 wed Frances M. Rader 22 of Red Wing. Watch where you walk and where you driv el.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Peterson
Estherville
Dorothy L. Logan
Ralph F. Splinter
Jackson
Minn
Esther M. Rowley
Howard I. Lantz
Amboy
Frances M. Rader
Red Wing
V.R
Orleans barber shop sold and possession set
The Orleans barber shop was sold yesterday to Carl Wells and possession will be given Monday morning. The former proprietor Roy French will remain in Estherville. Clella Mae Dillon and Harold F. Hurlbut married November 20 at the bride's parents home in Estherville. H D Campbell took over the Orleans Hotel manager position from Frank Wray. Mr and Mrs Ben Peterson visited their sons in Yankton and Fargo. The Robbs plan winter in Florida after leaving next week. A baby girl was born November 11 to Mr and Mrs Harvey Cox. Mrs L Annis went to Stoam Springs Ark after visiting several local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Carl Wells
Roy French
Estherville
Clella Mae Dillon
Harold F. Hurlbut
Warren Dilton
H. D.campbell
Frank Wray
Ben Peterson
C. C. Peterson
Yankton
H S Peterson
Farge
Wesley Robb
Tampa
Florida
Harvey Cox
L Annis
Stoam Springs
Ark
W G Cockburn and Clark Lingersfelter
Wallingford and Estherville Welfare Funds Report
The board itemizes payments for county welfare and relief, listing dozens of individuals and services including medical aid, groceries, room and board, and supplies. Amounts range from small groceries to large medical and institutional costs, with entries for Estherville News, Good Shepherd House, and various private individuals. GLADYS M. BRINGLE, County Auditor, reports adjournment sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Co
Willard Schildknecht
Dorothy Grimm
Vance R Noe
Estherville Credit Bureau
E Rosendahl
Estherville
Iowa State Dept. of Social Welfare
House of the Good Shepherd
Dorothy Fisher
Lutheran Welfare Society of Iowa
Donald Helen
Harold Midthun
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Joan Feger
Floyd Woodyard
Dorothy Shull
Ebenezer Home Society
Crossing safely at green lights to reduce accidents
Guidance on using green lights to cross streets carefully and avoid accidents. It emphasizes staying alert, obeying signals, and ensuring drivers see pedestrians before stepping onto crossings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Neighbor Lodge
James Boyle
Maureen O'Sullivan
Gardston
Howard Reid
Dorothy Logan
Francis Peterson
Smith Home
Bidanby Club
Ridley
the Vindicator and Republican
Margaret Kennedy
Manitowoc
Wis
Elizabeth Rhodes
Lake Mills
Miss Kennedy
Mra
F J Kennedy
Miss Rhodes
A J Rhodes
John Rhodes
Rhodes
Lake Milla
O G Waffle Book Co
Follett Book Co
J Ersland
A Biguel
Emmet Co
Dickinson ‘County Vindicator & Republican
J Kittleman
O . Miller
Ben Munden
Thos Fretty
Carrie Nelson
Herb Nourse
Jennie Jensen
A. Rhodes
Estherville Loan & Investment Co
Frances Reynolds
Laura L. Gilbreath
Wallingford
E. L. Barfoot
E L Barfoot
Walter J H McKay
Margaret Gebest
Scott
Julia and
Thomas Hab
Henry Hupp
Minnie Sutton
E Huckaba
Upper Des Moines Valley Hospital
Evelyn Mester
C E Birney
Jas
Christian
J P Clark
M. D
G B. Johnston
Lou Williams
Dorothy Geer
J H Spurling
Nancy Waterman
Jim Webster
Gordon Crieger
Conrad Ressell
J B Knipe
Albert Questad
Nels Lauritzen
Mae Trusty
Wm. Moore
O H Miller
W. L. McAffee
T Morton
Sam Fritz
Lorna Kroenke
E I Baker
Wm Quinn
A C Stinson
Neil Paulsen
Lucille Blom
G H West
Eva Johnson
Archie Evans
Albert Kroenke
Wm. Quinn
W L McAffee
A&p
Martin Wold
Ben Archer
Jerry. Galvin
Mary Poffenberger
Black’s West Side Grocery
Chas. Strom
Neal Paulsen
Stherville Daily News
County Farm
Mahlum & Anderson
Lewis Halverson
G. B. Johnston
Sunny Side Grocery
Jorstad Hardware
Star Lumber Co
iGreig & Co., Inc
Alfred Schroder
Motor Supply Co
Frank Bombarger
J D Edwards
O N Refzell
A R Watts
Hay
Clarence V Weis
Soper
Deep Rock
County
J P McManus
Glen C. Roland
Gladys M. Bringle
Mary Howard
Judy Gar
Judy
Anita Louise
Fealle
Evenleg
Sue
G. IT. Tostenson
Menyor
EN Au
Doans
Shgcwom
Reese
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