Love Lightly and a New Queen of May
Ellen Church, a 17 year old model in New York, marries Tony Brander after a hurried church ceremony. She clutches memories of her mother and a life spent posing for artists, then plans to continue posing for Dick Alven. Tony, while tender, reluctantly accepts her path as she steps into a life of posed beauty and uncertain love. Maxine Knudsen, 3, hospitalized then sent home with diabetes notes the local health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elien Church
Ellen
Sandy
Tony
Bis
Big Boy
Ally
Tny
Dick Alven
New Books for Estherville Public Library
The Estherville library receives five new books donated by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Titles include European War Debts and Their Settlement by Wilden Lloyd Dealte, Heritage of Freedom by James T Shotwell, No One to Blame by M C Hubbard, My Normandy by Mary Cable Dennis, Between Two Worlds by Nicholas Murray Butler, and the collection discusses debt, liberty, and the future of world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Public Library
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Wilden Lloyd
America
James T. Shotwell
Canada
United States
M. C. Hubbard
Normandy
Mary Cable Dennis
Africa
Norman
Nicholas Murray Butler
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Amdahl With Gifts
Mrs. George Amdahl celebrated her birthday with a Friday afternoon party hosted by friends. Guests included Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. Eugene Burg Mrs. C P Jackson Mrs. S W Burg Mrs. Gilbert Osher and Mrs. Lewis Gracttinger. A luncheon followed the informal social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amdahl
George Amdahl
Luncheon Guests Bask in Informal Afternoon
Mrs. Margaret Grant hosted an informal luncheon Friday afternoon at Ralph's cafe with friends. She plans to move to Minneapolis for the winter after living in Estherville for several months. Guests included Mrs. Arthur Pitcher, Mrs. B. B. Anderson, Mrs. L. L. Bingham, Mrs. Chas Anderson, Mrs. E. W. Knight, Mrs. Thomas Nivison, Mrs. W. W. Wilson, Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. 2 D. Weir, and Mrs. G. A. Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grant
Ralph’s
Minneapolis
Estherville
Arthur Pitcher
B. B. Anderson
L. L. Bingham
Chas
Anderson
E. W. Knight
Thomas Nivison
Mra
W. W. Wilson
William Watson
D. Weir
G. A. Nichols
Thanksgiving Time Is A Home Season Reflects Local Gatherings
Thanksgiving day brings families together in Estherville as residents stay close or travel to visit relatives. The notice lists numerous local households and names across the community, indicating homebound activities, visits, and plans for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Thanksgiving guest lists fill Estherville area
A long list of local families hosting Thanksgiving guests is given. Residents include Grace Fothergill Schacherrer, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jeberice, and many others from Estherville and nearby towns. Appointments span visits with relatives in Spirit Lake, Waterloo, Spirit Lake, Wheaton, and Cedar Falls, with multiple living in winter homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami Nes
Sam Jeberice
EO Lo Seooesi
Blanch
Tao-npece
Bobby
Remalice Leondrel
Don
Jean
Testymad in sins 36 38 40 ah ee $R ti Wand 52
The fragment shows measurements and numbers: 36 38 40, a 52 size item, and 46 inch net. It reads like a catalog snippet with partial pricing and sizing details. No clear event or person is identified.
Practical house pattern offered by Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept
A scanned plea advertises simple house dress patterns by Patricia Dow. Readers are asked to mail 15 cents per pattern, plus name address style number and size to the Pattern Dept at 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn N. for mailing patterns. The copy mentions fabrics and colors and describes clothing items such as frocks and gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cein
Patricia Dow
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Fires devastate Huntington and area business district
News brief from November 18 1914 reports Huntington six miles north of Estherville reduced to ruins by a major fire destroying Al lett Myers grocery T T Sunde hardware and grocery store the bank and hall among others estimated losses reach thirty five thousand dollars. River ice forms as towns prepare spring street paving plans and social notices include weddings engagements and local travels of residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Huntington
Estherville
Allert Myers
T. T. Sunde
Bank
Et Hall
Twenty Years Ago In The Vindicator News Item
A. T. Lerdall leaves for Storm Lake to enter Storm Lake college and pursue ministry. His wife and family will live there during studies. Nancy Klopp arrives from Minneapolis to stay through holidays. Mrs. J. H. Wilson visits Montgomery for Thanksgiving. Ruth Bachman returns from Storm Lake for a week. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. W. Seeley plan a three month England visit. Don A. Bradley travels to Chicago for about a week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republan
A. T. Lerdall
Storm Lake
Storm Lake College
Lerdall
Nancy Klopp
Minneapolis
J. H. Wilson
Montgomery
Ruth Bachman
M. B. W. Seeley
England
Don A. Bradley
Chicago
Local Happenings At Coleman Hospital
Mrs Lars Anderson had an appendicitis operation Friday at Coleman hospital. Eddie Guilet of St Paul had an emergency appendicitis operation there last Tuesday. Mrs Carl Neugaard of Wallingford had a tonsillectomy Saturday morning. Milford Christian returned home Friday after a Coleman hospital operation. Ken Turner went home to Estherville Thursday after recent work as a chauffeur with an Atlanta family. Jake Hepp Ray Kennedy Tom Hepp Franklin Nusbaum and Bill Smith returned from a week fishing and hunting in northern Minnesota and Canada. They found deer plentiful but scarce snow made hunting hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmetsberg
Paval
Talia Ragtiv
Sioux Falls
Jona Sandven
Nowmin
Orleans
Pine
Britt
Sinwich
Craig
Armstrong
Tinarsise
Bao
Nisa Pearl
Hani
Lars Anderson
Coleman Hospital
Eddie Guilet
St. Paul
Carl Neugaard
Wallingford
Milford Christian
Ken Turner
Estherville
Chiauffeur
Atlanta, Ga
Jake Hepp
Ray Kennedy
Tom Hepp
Franklin Nusbaum
Bill Smith
Minnesota
Canada
Bill
Jackson Pilot
Visits and Travel Notes From Local Families
Mr and Mrs John Murray of Omaha were guests over the weekend at the K V Turner home. Nick Burgess of Armstrong underwent an appendectomy Wednesday at Coleman hospital. L M Christensen left Saturday night for Chicago to buy new stock for his store. Mr and Mrs Roland Shannon and baby returned home Thursday from Minneapolis after visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Shannon and Mr and Mrs Frank Taff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Omaha
K. V. Turner
Nick Burgess
Armstrong
Coleman Hospital
L. M. Christensen
Chicago
Roland Shannon
Baby
Minneapolis
Ernest Shannon
Frank Taff
Bachelorette Club Meets For Sewing At Harvege Home
The Bachelorette club gathered Thursday at Myrtle Harvege's home for a sewing evening. Members present included Misses Vivian Johnson Pearl Peterson Mary Higgins and Vivian Clark with the hostess. Margaret Pheil plans to visit Radcliffe Wednesday and spend Thanksgiving and the weekend at her home. Mrs Hattie Clark and daughters Bernice and Pearl will be guests Thursday at Mr and Mrs Raleigh Clark's near Spencer. B H Hanson local J C Penney manager will leave Wednesday for Concordia Kansas. Mrs Hanson to join him after Thanksgiving visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Robb
Iowa City
Mrs
Geo. Robb
Merrill
The
State University of Iowa
Annette Wylder
Lucille
Cleo Ham Wton
Clifford Hemmingson
A. J. Hamilton
Graettinger
Spencer
George Hamilton
C. C. Hamilton
Wylder
Myrtle Harvege
Vivian Johnson
Pearl Peterson
Mary Higgins
Vivian Clark
Margaret Pheil
Radcliffe
Hattie Clark
Bernice
Pearl
Raleigh Clark
B. H. Hanson
J. C. Penney
Concordia
Kan
Forty Years Ago Local News From Northern Vindicator 1894
The notice recalls friendly congratulations to Mr and Mrs J P Kirby on the birth of their child. Pat Sullivan visits Belmond. J B Binford and A Horswell sold land in Jack Creek. West siders plan their own water works. John Ammon completes a 200 barrel cistern south of J P Anderson house. Pipes run to several homes and sites. Dr C E Birney travels to Greene for a cousin’s wedding. E L Brown returns from a trip to southern Alabama. Vol 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kirby
Pat Sullivan
Belmond
J. B. Binford
A. Horswell
Jack Creek
West Side
John Ammon
J. P. Anderson
M. L. Archer
J. M. Brown
Chaancey Ammen
H. F. Wells
Local business deals and railroad work update
Fifty years ago on November 21 1884 W H Foote bought half interest in the meat market with H A Jehu and also acquired R E Ridley s stock business. J M Barker took E H Ballard s store share and will run solo for now. Round house work advances amid large timbers. W E Jordan of Bancroft offered 3 60 for hogs last week. E J Woods and Attorneys Supers and Allen were in the country this week tuning lines and showing lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Foote
H. A. Jehu
R. E. Ridley
J. M. Barker
E. H. Ballard
Round House
W. E. Jordan
Bancroft
E. J. Woods
Supers and Allen
Mrs J H Nelson Dismissed From Coleman Hospital
Mrs. J H Nelson was discharged Saturday from Coleman hospital after an operation and returned home to Ringsted. Mr and Mrs John Rhodes traveled to Madison Wisconsin to visit Mrs Alfred Rhodes and daughters Elizabeth and Mary. They also attended the Wisconsin Minnesota football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nelson
Coleman Hospital
Ringsted
John Rhodes
Madison
Wis
Alfred Rhodes
Elizabeth
Mary
Wisconsin
Minnesota
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V-R
Maxine Knudsen
Clarence Knudsen
Harold Morgan
Morgan
Des Moines
Estherville, Iowa
Social
Grover
Elizabeth Colt
M. E. Wilson
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Heidke
R. .K. Blazer
R. E. Gordinier
A. C. Brown
Turkey
Bbcow Cuneal
Emerson
Walter Dontimam
RB AO Peters
Cuesmi
Mer Sarna Dueliman
Jon Coomard
Amit Newton
Rumaf Rothres
Omic Toms
Gmc
Dogion Oisuumren
Wes Jay
Heffe
Gnugne
Gortaet
Sime
James
Bamer
Os Sturmer
Zook
Grace Fothergill Schacherer
W. E. Deming
Adelade
Carl Smith
Winterset
C. F. Smith
Stanley Smith
Eleanor Smith
J. E. Stockdale
Jimmie
Mrs. Stockdale
Clarence Ladd
Astrid Svensen
Dr. QO. A. Rydel
Wheaton
Minn
Robert Rydell
Geo. Anderson
Mort Anderson
Betty
Jane
Spirit Lake
Dorothy Mahlum
Waverly
Ralph Mahlum
University of Iowa
Henry Mahlum
S. G. Ewen
Walls
Rosemary
Cedar Falls
Claude Buhmeyer
Ewen
Mr. Buhmeyer
Grace McClure
Waterloo
Soren Nielson
Halfa
Emmanuel Stavros
C. Smith
Grace
Sioux City
Emily Bryan
Donald
Lena and
Frances Long
Henry Long, Jr
Henry Long Jr
Kenneth Town
Merritt Town
Emmetsburg
M. T. Morton
Mya
Merritt Townsend
Harry Sorensen
Geeorm
Headlin
New
Nina
Wisk
Tom Wiss
Er Guild
Hans Peterson
Amd
Reid
Grace Episcopal
Eighth Street
Ting
James Rainer
J. W. Call
Roy J. Ridley
Vance Noe
Noe
G. H. Morse
George Lyman
Con Alt
J. M. Cummings
Mary Wilson
Los Angeles
Charles Lewis
D. S. Knudsen
J. H. McKay
William McArdle
Kate Scharffenberg
Jay Dunham
H. O. Sillge
E. W. Kohler
Ralph Rousseau
R. K. Blazer
Isegar
Oscar Anderson
Mandan
N. D
Arthur Peterson
Chichesters Diamond Rail
Buldby
Coryell
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