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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1938

Page

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Four Women Hostesses Share Friday Luncheon Moments

Four Mesdames Bowdish Sumpter Molgaard and Sweet led a 1 pm luncheon at the Grand Cafe with a three course meal and nearby bridge and bingo at the Bowdish home on North Eighth Street. High bridge score went to Mrs. F A Johnson traveling prize to Mrs M C Peterson second to Mrs Geo Howe and low to Mrs Fred Ehlers. Invitations extended to numerous local ladies with several unable to attend.

Jay Bowdish Art Sumpter Agnes Molgaard Win Sweet Grand Cafe Bowdish N. Eighth Street F. A Johnson M C Peterson Geo Howe Fred Ehlers J. D. Clark Storm Lake Morton Gardner Arnolds Park C . Zeimer Geo. Kibbee Art Beatty A. R. Markley Merta Alberts Geo. Howe A . Misener G A Peterson Emma Moller M. C. Peterson M. Lundervold Frank Logan Ella McCullough Wm. Hendrikson J .L. Derwick F. J. Ehlers F. A. Johnson F . Gates Geo. Smith A. H. Kately Des Moines Anna Geinitz Lou Post Helen Jevers

Ever Willing Workers Host Shelter House Party

The Ever Willing Workers Club held a children's party at the Shelter House in Fort Defiance State Park on Wednesday night. After games an auction sold several articles and lunch was served. Attending were Mr and Mrs Vernon Anderson and many others.

Ever Willing Workers Club Shelter House Fort Defiance State Park Vernon Anderson Mack Ellis Earl Wilcox Oscar Maddox John Laurack Emil Leo Wi. Otto Ford Schoening Bird Williams Ivadell Leo Mary Higgins Eloise Logue Evelyn Ellis Rachel Maddox Elvina Herbrandson Hattie Griffith Don Kirchner Glen Maddox Delbert Ellis Harry Otto Melvin Ellis Everett Ellis

Knights of Pythings District Convention Attendees

Attendees at the second district convention of the Knights of Pythings in Fort Dodge included Mrs. John Biltz, Mrs. Annette Wylder, Mrs. Grace Van Eman, Eleanor Smith secretary, Mrs. John Hemingson, John Lilley, Frank Eiden, Harold Reed, Don Woodley, Lawrence Jensen, Jerry Peterson, A. J. Maniece, Jesse Cox, Lee Eveleth, Andrew Peterson, Loren White, Lou Barnes, W. A. Schultz, Melvin Warren, Maurice Salyers. Accompanying them was Mrs. Homer Rogers visiting with friends in Fort Dodge.

The Knights of Pythings Fort Dodge John Biltz Annette Wylder Grace van Eman Eleanor Smith John Hemingson John Lilley Frank Eiden Harold Reed Don Woodley Lawrence Jensen Jerry Peterson A. J. Maniece Jesse Cox Lee Eveleth Andrew Peterson Loren White Lou Barnes W. A. Schultz Melvin Warren Maurice Salyers Homer Rogers

Midway Country Club Meeting at Mrs Hoien Home

The Midway Country club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim Hoien on Oct. 6. Attending members included Mesdames O L Wickens Olmonsen John ussell Wm. Kramerer Frank Krieger Allan Krieger James Hill James Hoien Allan Hiles Charles Heinrich and Lloyd Dahlke Wm. Nielsen.

Midway Country Club Jim Hoien Mesdames O L Wickens Olmonsen John Ussell Wm. Kramerer Frank Krieger Allan Krieger James Hill James Hoien Allan Hiles Charles Heinrich Lloyd Dahlke Wm. Nielsen

Hostesses Host Luncheon And Bridge At Gardston Hotel

Five hostesses entertain jointly today at a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon bridge party at the Gardston hotel. Mrs G HRaife, Mrs G K Allen, Mrs W J Tims, Mrs E W Kepler of Estherville and Mrs N R Ellsworth of Spirit Lake will welcome eighty guests with luncheon at small eight-seat tables and garden flower centerpieces.

Gardston Hotel G. H Raife G K Allen W J Tims E W Kepler Estherville N R Ellsworth Spirit Lake

Simple Dirndl Pattern 8316 for sizes 12 14 16 18 20

Pattern 8316 offers a waistline shirt-front design in wool crepe challs or faille with optional belt and ribbon trim. Includes fabric yardage for size 14 and details for contrasting and braid. Also references pattern 8308 for a play dress with pleated puff sleeves and a totes sized range. Vindicator and Republican Estherville Iowa. request 15 cents per pattern.

Faille Vindicator Estherville Iowa Patricia Dow Fifth Ave Brooklyn New York

Coupon Box Pattern Order Enclosure

A compact note instructs to enclose a coupon box with a pattern order. It emphasizes completing the pattern and securing the coupon placement within the specified format. The text reads like a procedural reminder from a manufacturing or printing context.

Club Holds First Meeting Since Summer Vacation

Mrs. N M Volding hosts the bridge club as it resumes after the summer break. Desert luncheon follows the cards, marking the season's kickoff with social play and fellowship.

N. M. Volding Bridge Club

American Homes History Lesson At Woman's Club

The American Homes Department of the Women’s club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM. At Mrs F E Rosendahl’s Grand Theatre building apartment, a lesson titled History of Homes will be presented with Mrs Rosendahl and Mrs Raymond Jones in charge.

American Homes Department Woman’s Club F. E. Rosendahl Grand Theatre Homes Rosendahl Raymond Jones

Second Of C D A Bridge Benefits Wednesday

The Catholic Daughters of America sponsor the second in a series of benefit bridge parties at Mrs G M Donovan home. Hostesses include Mrs R R Tillea Mrs Steve Sullivan Mrs Bert Baldwin and Miss Nell Sauer. thirty two women will attend a one thirty desert luncheon followed by an afternoon of bridge.

G. M Donovan Tommorrow Catholic Daughters of America R. R. Tillea Steve Sullivan Bert Baldwin Nell Sauer Bridge

Kennedy Family Double Birthday Anniversary Observed

Saturday marked a double birthday anniversary in the Kennedy family with Miss Lawler aunt to J Kennedy and Mrs G M Donovan. Grand-niece Mary Kathryn Donovan also celebrated. Clara Kennedy hosted at her home a nineyster supper and social evening with the Kennedys Donovans and Ray Kennedys.

Kennedy Lawler J. Kennedy G. M. Donovan Mary Kathryn Donovan Clara Kennedy F. J. Kennedys Donovans Ray Kennedys

Young Girl Celebrates Birthday With Friends At Home

Mary Kathryn Donovan observed her birthday with an informal evening party at her parents home Mr and Mrs G M Donovan. Guests included Lois Jean Clark Corinne Graves Ruth Howard Kathryn Ann Horton Barbara Mores Janice Menzies Alice Nasby Mary Evelyn Holselaw Audrey Espeset Patricia Gearen Ruth Bringle Marjorie Kennedy Lorainne Thorndyke and Ellen Conway. The event featured games and a late lunch served by Mrs Donovan.

Mary Kathryn Donovan G. M Donovan Mrs. Donovan Lois Jean Clark Corinne Graves Ruth Howard Kathryn Ann Horton Barbara Mores Janice Menzies Alice Nasby Mary Evelyn Holselaw Audrey Espeset Patricia Gearen Ruth Bringle Marjorie Kennedy Lorainne Thorndyke Ellen Conway

Farm Women Meet Discuss Home Living Goals

Farm women gathered October 6 at Estherville city hall to discuss living standards and education for their families. Edith Bass noted outside influences on homes, with N May Larson leading. Attendees planned an achievement day for spring, viewed a home economics film strip, and nominated county leaders.

Estherville City Hall Edith Bass John and Mary N. May Larson Iowa State College Extension Service County Home Project Committee Bass J. Oaks Frank Hutchinson P. I. Schmidt J. Oaks, Jr John Bosold Jack Creek Willard Rucker R. H. la. Rue M. A. Balkema Ed Carlson Estherville Tno

Madame DeLore Psychic Advice Column Excerpt

A public clairvoyant answers readers questions on marriage money farming work and happiness. Several brief Q A exchanges reveal predictions about meeting a future spouse loan repayment farming decisions and a real estate deal, with dates and locations implied in the reader queries.

Local News Notes of Fort Dodge Area and Surroundings

Miss Dorothy Mahlum of Fort Dodge spent Sunday in Esther ville with her parents. Mr and Mrs Henry Mahlum. Mr and Mrs Dale Ferguson are the parents of a six and one half pound daughter born Wednesday at the Coleman hospital. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hinrichs of Mankato are the parents of a 9 pound daughter born October 6. Mrs Hinrichs was formerly Harriett Osher of this city. Miss Selma Handeland went to Minneapolis Thursday to enter the Minneapolis business college. County superintendent Marie Sorum and deputy, she has been, took her there and spent the night with Dr and Mrs Robert Rydell, Mr and Mrs Wilford Reed of St Louis arrived for a short visit at the parental Dr A I Reed home. They had stopped at Iowa City for the home coming. Mrs J H Willey accompanied Mr and Mrs Chas Dennison of Armstrong to Wood S C Friday. They returned home Sunday. Mrs May Jones of Seattle who is visiting at the Dennison home was also in the party. MARVO The marvelous effect and curative power of this remedy is truly miraculous. It gives immediate relief to itching and bleeding piles sores ulcers boils carbuncles pimples eczema burns cuts bruises. Any acute or chronic infection Marvo does not burn. Marvo Chemical Co Sioux Falls So Dak Sold by Jay Johnston Drug Co TT tf

M.N J.C Sioux City Iowa C.G Sally E.C.Z Estherville Q. C.P.M Selma Handeland Minneapolis Minneapolis Business College Marie Sorum Robert Rydell Wilford Reed St Louis Dr. A. I. Reed J. H Willey Chas Dennison Armstrong Wood S. C May Jones Seattle Wash Dennison Marvo Marvo Chemical Co Sioux Falls Dak Jay Johnston Drug Co

Laredo Quietly Plans After Miners Fight Over Mine and Ranch

In a chaotic scene at the Mile High, Laredo departs with the blue horse as sheriff discusses the case. Laredo reveals Winters used the mine to maneuver on Winters’ wife and the ranch, prompting tense talk and a plan to act. The narrative ends with a teaser that the continuation arrives Thursday.

Laredo

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