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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
4
News from Ringsted and vicinity records visits by Mrs H A Gaarde Des Moines friends and relatives from Estherville Boone and Fairmont. A Danish sisterhood gathering hosts and church meetings note Rev Nielsen and Rev Niklen speakers. The Ringsted wedding of Miss Ruby Nelson to Herman Gielenfeld with Gielenfeld family attendance concludes the item.
Mr and Mrs James Stillman hosted over the weekend Mrs Lloyd Duden and daughter Miss Ima Duden of Des Moines visited Saturday afternoon and returned Sunday evening Also present were Mrs Cliff Hazlett sister of Mrs Stillman of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Sam Guddall of Des Moines
Roger Vaughn chases a mysterious woman on a black mare who flees through a Hungarian forest pursued by local police. Vaughn, intrigued by her defiant demeanor, muses on her possible crime while avoiding entanglement as night deepens and a shelling cry echoes through the woods. The tale continues.
Thor and daughter Mrs. Joe Heggen of Seattle visited family here over the weekend. Numerous local residents held gatherings, church and club meetings, and a large barn burned near Gridley. The Dolliver band plans a program for the first anniversary, with members performing and a lunch to follow. many locals attended various visits, reunions, and social events across Emmet and surrounding counties.
Superior Mrs. Royce Gilbert and Mrs. Joe McBreen acted as hostesses for the Social Hour club meeting on Tuesday. The program proceeded with the planned activities and guests enjoyed the session.
Petersburg locals hosted and visited relatives across town and nearby areas. Families gathered for dinners and pancake and fish at Spirit Lake cottages. Audrey Peterson celebrated her 11th birthday with friends while David’s 7th birthday was honored with a party.
Mrs. Henry Senf of Fairmont visited her daughter Mrs. Carl Kleine from Wednesday to Saturday. Mrs. R. Flo of Elgin Illinois sister of Mrs. Kleine stayed Wednesday and Thursday. Community club in district 65 Lake Belt met Friday at the schoolhouse with a Hallowe en party. Mrs. H. R. Nelson is president. Esther Floyd of Estherville visited friend Mrs. Axe Ly on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kleine along with Robert and Janet were business callers at Mankato Saturday. Newton Aagard finished corn husking first, Thursday. A. M. Brundage left for Wheaton Illinois to live with his children for the winter. E. H. Sandin of Minneapolis came for pheasant season and visits his grandson Harold Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathwig entertained Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mathwig and Roger. carols and lunch enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Schilling Carol and Paul of St Paul with Donal Swenberg student at the university were over Sunday visitors at R. W. Swenberg's. Mrs. Frank Linder came Thursday to the J. A. Linder home. she has been at Coleraine Minnesota since the death of her mother Mrs. Anns Ramquist in August and disposed of her mother's property. Monday she left for Schenectady New York to visit her son Clarence and family before returning to her home in Austin Texas. Newton Aagard family attended East Chain Mission church Sunday and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Olson. Pearl Nelson entertained her brother Lorimer and wife of Cambridge Sunday night.
Mary Ames Crisp offers a nostalgic fall vignette celebrating crisp days and brown waffles. She details waffle mold care, batter basics, and grid temperature tests, guiding readers to bake tender, crisp waffles and enjoy warm, shared moments.
Monday at the Linder residence Akley visitors joined by Mr and Mrs Albert Tenhoff and Mrs Mary Ziemer in attendance. The guests include sisters of Mrs Tenhoff and Mr and Mrs Albert Tenhoff of Mountain Lake.
In homes with many framed pictures, marks appear where the wall behind is dusty and air blocked. A small thumb tack at each bottom corner allows air circulation and helps prevent marks. Home economic experts from Clown State College join The Vindicator and Republican to answer readers' questions.
WOI station on campus will dedicate new facilities including studios transmitter and antenna on Saturday October 28 at 11 00 AM The Homecoming football game against Missouri will be broadcast at 1 50 PM A panel of local figures will participate in a 30 minute program The public is invited to visit the new service building on the campus schedule lists daily programs and broadcasts through the week
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