October Woman's Club meeting at City Hall auditorium
The October general meeting of the Woman's Club met at City Hall auditorium at 3:00 PM. The Ameri can Home department arranged the program with patriotic songs, a talk on Safety In the Home by Mrs. James B. Tedrow, and a legislative update by Mrs. Guy Tibbetts. Delegates for the general Parent Teachers' Association were chosen: Mrs. Wes Myers and Mrs. Gien Pullen for the October 24 Pocahontas meeting. The PTA Council held its regular Wednesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
City Hall
American Home Department
James B. Tedrow
Guy Tibbetts
Congress
Wes Myers
Gien Pullen
Parent Teachers’ Association
Pocahontas
PTA
Jackson School Child Study Club Plans First Meeting
The Child Study club of the Jackson school will hold its first meeting of the year on Tuesday October 15 at the home of Mrs. Howard Heidke. All Jackson P T A members are invited to attend and join discussions after broadcasts by noted educational speakers.
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Jackson School
Howard Heidke
Jackson P. T. A
Jackson P. T. A. Opens with 50 Attendees at First Meeting
Fifty patrons and visitors attended the opening Jackson P. T. A. meeting held last Wednesday evening in the Jackson building. The program began with community singing led by Miss Remister, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. John Greig, Mrs. Wm. Higginbotham. Jackson president greeted new teachers and members, followed by a brief business session and talks on Child Health and state child welfare work. Refreshments were served after adjournment by a committee chaired by Mrs. Wayne Spaulding.
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Jackson P. T. A
Jackson Building
Remister
John Greig
Wm. Higginbotham
Jackson
J. P. Clark
Wayne Spaulding
Frank Steinberg
Lucy Chalstrom
Mrs Francis Solmonson Honored At Shower
Mrs Francis Solmonson was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her aunts Mrs Charles Jones and Mrs Henry Hupp at the Jones home. A mock wedding featured Lorraine Houts as bride and Nellie Berge as groom with Kenton Houts providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Solmonson
Charles Jones
Henry Hupp
Jones
Lorraine Houts
Nellie Berge
Grant Jones
Charlotte Hupp
Joyce Adams
Bonna Lamb
Kenton Houts
Herman Weise
Sam Solmonson
QO. S. Wickens
Harvey Solmonson
H. F. Steinman
Elner Forssell
F. C. Lytle
Willis Stearns
Guy Nicholson
Louis Obeye
Charles Nourse
Jim Stevens
Roy Ridley
Joe T.«.ell
Order of Eastern Sovar Meets Wednesday Eve
The North Star Chapter of OFS holds its regular meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF Eastern
Sovar
North Star Chapter of
OFS
Masonic Hall
Virginia Minks and Roy Wilson Are Married
Miss Virginia Minks daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Mink and Roy Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Austin Wilson of Oldham South Dakota were united in marriage Wednesday evening in Spirit Lake by the Rev Roy Cox at the Methodist church parsonage. The bride wore a black tailored suit and the groom a dark green suit attended by Mr and Mrs Lester Sidles. Mrs Wilson graduated Estherville high school in 1987 and Mr Wilson is a Diamond bulk station agent living in Hillcrest apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Minks
Levi Mink
Roy Wilson
Austin Wilson
Oldham
South Dakota
Spirit Lake
Roy Cox
Methodist Church
Wilson
Lester Sidles
Estherville
Oldham High School
Diamond Bulk
Lough
Hillcrest
Judge Stillman Performs First Marriage Ceremony
Judge G W Stillman of Algona performed his first marriage ceremony since election. Miss Mary Ann Voytish of Lambert, Minnesota, wed Vernon H Severson of Brooklyn, Massachusetts, at the Spirit Lake courthouse where he was holding court. The groom is a United States Army soldier. Cross the street with the green lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stillman
Algona
Mary Ann Voytish
Lamberton
Past Matrons Enjoy Luncheon and Meeting
The Past Matrons of the Order of Eastern Star held a luncheon on Thursday at Mrs. Sadie Kal ved's, then adjourned to Mrs. Oscar Fagre's home for a business meeting. A social afternoon followed with hostesses Mrs. Oscar Fagre Mrs. W. A. Heidke and Miss Adelaide Nichols and guests including Mrs. C. J. Hatchieson and Mrs. George Nichols. Members present comprised E. I. Sandrel Warren Dillon K. J. McDonald Guy Noel Harry Simpson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Sadie Kaltved
Oscar Fagre
W. A. Heidke
Adelaide
Nichols
C. J. Hatchieson
George Nichols
E. I. Sandrel
Warren Dillon
K. J. McDonald
Guy Noel
Harry Simpson
A. C. Brown
M. J. Groves
Ella McArdle
Ella Jones
G. H. Morse
Herman Lorenz
H. L. Minkler
G. K. Allen
N. E. Demoney
Frank Siebern
Henry Mahlum
W. W. Wilson
Miss Kennedy Returns From Postal Meeting in Columbus
Miss Clara Kennedy, local post mistress, returned from the National Postmasters Association session in Columbus Ohio. The convention featured a farewell dinner for retiring Postmaster General James A Furley and a reception for new Postmaster General Frank Walker. Attendees enjoyed NFL games, luncheons, air rides, a style show, and dances with talks from post office leaders. Miss Kennedy was joined by niece Miss Margaret Kennedy and accompanied by a relative from DeKalb Illinois who had been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Furley
Dashler-Wallick Hotel
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Frank ©. Walker
Butte
Mont
Post Office
Miss Kennedy
Ohio State University
Kennedy
Margaret Kennedy
T' Manitowac, Wis
F. J. Kennedy
Columbus
DeKalb, Ill
DeKalb Hospital
Methodist Women’s Society Sets Regular Meeting Day
The Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service held a church meeting on Friday Oct 4 at 2 30 pm deciding the first Friday of each month as the regular meeting day at 2 30 pm Pledge cards will be used this year Bazaar plans proceed with date to be set by a committee Devotions led by Mrs F W Ortmeyer Mrs Joe Hoye sang My Task with Mrs Gronstal at piano Mrs G A Tibbetts read Our Heritage theme and a review of Dangerous Opportunity by Ballou by Mrs Kibbee Tea served after program Committee members named Membership drive continues Charter member list open until October 10 Next general meeting Nov 1 to be Pledge Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
F. W. Ortmeyer
Joe Hoye
Gronstal
G. A. Tibbetts
John Smith
Fred Robinson
Presbyterian Women Council Lunch at Church
Members of the Presbyterian Women's Council enjoyed a Friday luncheon at the church. The program followed the meal with devotions led by Mrs. Frank Hutchinson and a review of Dangerous Opportunities by Rev. Claude Fausnaugh. Mrs. B T Osher supervised the program and Mrs J Bo Osher and Mrs Lena Wilkins co chaired the luncheon committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Council
Frank Hutchinson
Claude Fausnaugh
B. T. Osher
J. Bo Osher
Lena Wilkins
Crescent Club Hostess and Meeting at Mrs Emma Clements home
Mrs. Fredternborg served as hostess to Crescent Club members on Friday afternoon at Mrs. Emma Clements home with Miss Betty Palmer and Miss Alva Jane Wiggins as guests. Roscall handled current events and a brief business meeting occurred. Mrs. Roy Mitts won first prize and Mrs. Clements second. Fourteen members attended.
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Fredternborg
Crescent Club
Emma Clements
Roscall
Roy Mitts
Clements
Mima Wertz
Betty Palmer
Alva Jane Wiggins
Birthday party honors Mrs Wratten at Mrs Paul home
Mrs. Joe Paul hosted a birthday party Friday afternoon at her home for her mother Mrs. Walter Wratten. Fifteen guests attended and prizes went to Mrs. Frank Sullivan and Mrs. Al Misner. Mrs. Wratten received many gifts while a five o'clock luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paul
Walter Wratten
Frank Sullivan
al Misner
Wratten
Mrs Donald York Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Ora Williams now Mrs Donald York was complimented Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs John Osmundsen and Miss Lorraine Clark at the Osmundsen home. Planned entertainment pleased guests as pink and white colors prevailed and refreshments followed gift opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald York
Ora Williams
John Osmundsen
Lorraine Clark
Osmundsen
York
Merle Strube
Leo Williams
Francis Salmonson
Harold Steinmann
Henry Hupp
Chas. Jones
Lyle Lastine
Glen Pickens
Kenneth Steveson
Bert Clark
Ronald Schenck
Ed Hubbard
Glen Michael
Floyd Lytle
John Anderson
Geana
Maurine Petcoff
Muriel Clark
Mae Peterson
Local Women Guests at Spencer Event
Twenty members of the Women's Council of the Christian church were guests at Spencer on Friday. An midday luncheon was followed by a program featuring local women, with attendees from the area including Mesdames William son Adams Sawyer Linsley Hamilton Lucas Anderson Peterson Robinson Brown Danielson Foster Warrington Olmstead and Reverend Fred Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
Women’s Council
Spencer
Art Williamson
Harry Adams
Fred Sawyer
L. A. Linsley
Tom Hamilton
G. H. Lucas
W. A. Anderson
Lucille Peterson
Chas. Robinson
Ora Brown
Tom Brown
Bob Martyr
Frank Andre
Oliver Langmo
Chas. Dawson
Sam Danielson
Tom Foster
Will Warrington
Gladys Olmstead
Ladies Aid to Meet at Estherville Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Estherville Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the church parlors. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs Lars Fransdal, Mrs T T Sunde, Mrs Wesley Sutton, Mrs J T Sandren, and Mrs Harold Stearns. Mrs Anfin Shaw will lead the program for Thursday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the
Estherville Lutheran Church
Lars Fransdal
T. T. Sunde
Wesley Sutton
J. T. Sandren
Harold Stearns
Anfin Shaw
Estherville alumni elects Clara Kennedy president at banquet
Clara Kennedy was elected president of the Estherville high school and junior college alumni association at their annual banquet Friday evening. P G Gray Jr was elected vice president and Miss Helen Martinson secretary treasurer. Eleven attended as guests and the event featured a three course dinner served by home economics students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kennedy
Estherville High School and Junior College Alumni Association
P. G. Gray, Jr
Helen Martinson
Henry Mahlum
Raymond Minkler
Wm. S.johnston
Mildred Ortmeyer
Elizabeth Hughes
Arlanda Lough
Estherville High School
Vermain Sidles
Variety Breakfast Tricks for a Bright Morning Menu
The article urges diversifying breakfast as school resumes, with ideas like baked eggs in toast rings, broiled bacon, and scrambled eggs enhanced by tomatoes or ham. It suggests muffin cup rings, whole grains, milk toast, French toast, and varied breads to elevate the morning meal, aiming for a nutritious, appealing start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Jean
Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting in Ft. Dodge Plans
Thirty members attended the American Legion Auxiliary meeting last evening. Delegates to the fall conference in Ft. Dodge on Oct. 23 were chosen: Mrs. M. P. Reid, Mrs. B. Oksner, Mrs. Lawrence Jensen, and Mrs. Frank Creger. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday Oct. 12. Bridge winner was Mrs. Wm. St. Clair with high score. Mrs. Harold Woodling won the special prize. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. Henry Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ft. Dodge
M. P. Reid
B. Oksner
Lawrence Jensen
Frank Creger
Wm. St. Clair
Harold Woodling
Henry Paulson
Fred Ehlers
Ernest Smith
H. L. McMillan
Herb Nourse
R. R. Tillea
Oct 80 wedding list with Minnesota residents
A dated roll lists names and ages of individuals from Minnesota and nearby states. Residents include Harry A Abee 23 Mankato Hazel L Bohrer 23 Mankato Minn Elmer F McCarger 27 Tracy Minn Doris M Spencer 21 Tracy Loyal A Sme stad 22 Cwanville Minn Ione Ferguson 25 Wesley Mont. Other entries show Victor J Frederick 21 Mankato Elaine N Bolin 21 Madeira Minn and several Oct dates with names from Excelsior Austin Mora Sanborn New Ulm Sleepy Eye Anoka Keokuk Westbrook and more.
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Harry A. Abee
Mankato
Hazel L. Bohrer
Minn
Elmer F. McCarger
Tracy
Doris M. Spencer
Loyal A
Smestad
Cwanville
Ione Ferguson
Wesley
Mont
Victor J. Frederick
Elaine N. Bolin
Madeira
Ernie C. Keefer
Excelsior
Viola E. Nelson
Ray E. Kleinsmith
Worthington
Doris M. Dahl
New
Ulm
E. Willard Gilbertson
Sleepy Eye
Joyce J. Johnson
Douglas C. Erickson
Anoka
Elaine Jorgenson
Marshall E. Lofton
Keokuk
Iowa
Esther M. Brockway
Erwin M. Scarlet
Westbrook
Isabelle C. Goodhope
Mrs Lyman Hosts Bridge Teatime with Guests from Los Angeles
Mrs Fred Lyman will entertain bridge guests tomorrow afternoon at her home. Mrs Morgan Jones of Los Angeles, visiting her sister, will substitute for Mrs Delbert Hinsch who cannot attend. Two tables will play and refreshments will follow. Attending are Mrs Ed Callender, Mrs Parker Bennett, Mrs Jack White, Mrs Frank Larson, Mrs F R Everds, Mrs Francis Shadle, and Mrs Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Everds
Vernon Reed
Iowa Falls
Wm. Bale
Reed
George Bale
G. Ewen
Deemer Lee
Leonard Hackett
J. P Clark
R.C. Edeten
Everds
Fred Lyman
Hier
Morgan Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Lyman
Delbert Hinsch
Ed Callender
Parker Bennett
Jack White
Frank Larson
Francis Shadle
Legion Auxiliary and local events across Emmet County
The Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. C W Dickenson home with members including Mrs. L Stillman and Mrs. B Richards. They planned a county meeting Oct 28 with Mrs L B Hakes invited as guest speaker. Mereness elected delegate to Fort Dodge district conference. High school faculty hosts and plans for October events noted. Zephyrs baseball lost to Bancroft 7-8, and Vern Robinsons team fell to Calumet in district tourney at Everly. Attendance and social events highlighted include roller skating at Armstrong and a weekend visit by H D Mereness and Margery Mereness with CharDan and Ringsted connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hakes
Laurens
H. D. Mereness
Fort Dodge
A. R. Eckhart
EB. Church
James H. Smith
Zephyrs
Bancroft
Emmet
Vern Robinson
Calumet
Everly
George Petschke
Ceylon
Minn
Carpenter
Armstrong
Des Moines
Margery Mereness
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Chardan
Virginia Hill
Ringsted
F. H. Hill
Will Turner family moves and social notes in JOCALS
Local notices detail the Will Turner family moving from 214 Second Avenue to 614 North Fourth Street. Reports cover visits by Harold Olmstead of St Paul, gatherings in Cherokee, trips to Minneapolis Britt and Britt relatives, military training for Orin Bixby, and a Spirit Lake community iron lung fundraiser. A remark about Harold Ickes as a Republican asset closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Turner
2Nd Ave
4Th St
Spirit Lake
Minneapolis
Degree of Honor to Hold Important Meeting
The Degree of Honor will hold its regular meeting Friday evening October 11 in the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Etta A Branson national president and regional director will attend along with Mrs. Rose Harvey national committeewoman and state organizer. A large initiation class is planned with inspection, a drill performance, and glee club. Refreshments served by Mrs. Jack Bittner chair, Mrs. B O Okaner, Mrs. Noel Higley, and Mrs. Melvin Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Etta A. Branson
Rose Harvey
Glee Club
Jack Bittner
B. O. Okaner
Noel Higley
Melvin Warren
Coleman Hospital Notes Births And Health Calls
Cole man hospital records show several births to Higgins Horswell Waterbury Kephart Murphy and Olson and Matson. Discharges include Ralph Peterson for burns. A funeral party traveled to Fort Dodge for a cousin’s funeral, with Sidles Conklin Bidies and Loftis among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Higgins
Coleman Hosital
Burd Horswell
Armstrong
Laverna Olson
Greatttinger
George Matson
Arnolds Park
Chauncey Waterbury
Kenneth Kephart
Emmet Murphy
Graettinger
Ralph Peterson
Spirit Lake
James Hanson
Cedar Falls students win honors in music class
News from October 6 1920 Vindicator notes Miss Rose Wilcox elected secretary of the First Year Public School Music Class. Also mentions Worth Schloeman visiting before a Rushville Illinois race, Robert Knight reassigned to First National Bank, and a St Louis trip by Mr. and Mrs. J A Cummings. W A Heidke visits Waterloo. first frost of season on October 1 speeds corn husking and eases hay fever. Claude Danis of Los Angeles visits Estherville and Jackson Minnesota relatives before returning to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Rose Wilcox
Worth Schloeman
Indianapolis
Ind
M. H. Schloeman
Rushville
Robert Knight
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
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Myers
Pullen
Jackson Child Study Club
Stillman
National Postmasters Association
Women’s Society
Fred Sternborg
Lutheran Ladies
Legion Auxiliary
Addi
Kenneth K. Kelly
Austin
Elnora H. Mueller
Frederick W. Brunettee
Jeanetta G. Frelland
Rake
Maurice W. Bottomley
Mora
Luella B. Schwanke
Sanborn
The
Vindicator
Republican
Dolliver
C. W. Dickenson
Carl J. Peterson
L . Stillman T
B. Richards Lee Miller
S. B. Cayler
Paul Anderson
H. A. Tvedte
Neill Finn
A. R Eckhart
George Jorgenson
Ladies Aid Society
Jocals
Harold Olmstead
St. Paul
H. C. Olmstead
Miss Mable Minkler
Francis Long
Ella Clayton
John Hemmingson
Cherokee
W. E. Lohr
al Carlson
Pat Mauck
Elmer Jackson
Charles
Arnold Eisenhower
Britt
F. L. Grant
Rock Island
Orin Bixby
C. D. Bixby
Omaha
Fort Des Moines
Sikeston, Mo
Army Air Corps
G. H. Raife
Melvin Springer, Jr
Delta
Colo
Springers
Lorenzo Smith
Will Wittenauer
Earl Wittenauer
Stuttgart
Ark
C. P. Mauck
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Mauck
L. J. Mausel
Bobby
Mr. Mausel
Republican Party
Harold Ickes
W.R
Claude Danis
James R. Kirk
R. P. Kirk
Jackson, Minn
California
Sentinels of Health
Marriees
Dean
Doans
G. T. Tostenson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ingerson
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