Hallowe'en club meetings entertain members
Two groups of women card clubs met last week for Hallowe'en season. The J.F.F. club hosted by Mrs. D A Bagan featured a one o'clock luncheon and contract bridge with high score prize to Mrs. R S Knight. Attending were Mesdames Dan Howard Jay Howard F G Stith Ed Beck W C Currel F J Kennedy L E Crim Florence Norby D A Bagan and Max Lynn. Mrs N E Denomy was absent and Mrs Geo Shaodle substituted. Del a Del with Mrs Logan hosted by Mrs Frank Logan featured auction bridge after a 1:30 luncheon with guest prize to Mrs Guy Nicholson. Members included Mesdames George Vestrem Jay Bowdish Ella McCullough Louis Post Fred Ehlers C W Cerwick F A Johnson M C Peterson Fred Gates Geo Howe Nettie Cutting Chas Zeimerfi Wm Sweet Frank Logan and Miss Hul en Sievers. The Jolly Eight bridge club met at the home of Mrs Con Alt on East Howard for bridge at three tables and lunch. Participants included Mrs William McArdle Mrs R K Blazer Mrs George Lyman Mrs Wesley Dunham Mrs H O Sillge Mrs M E Wilson Mrs Jay Dunham Mrs Vance Noe Mrs Charles Lewis Mrs MN M Wolding and hostess Mrs Dennis Knudsen substituted for Mrs Roy Ridley. The Fine Arts department of the Woman's club will meet Thursday Oct 21 at 7 30 pm with Mrs L W Loving replacing Mrs Ed Beck as announced. Miss Wilma Gronstal and Miss Copeland will present antiques lesson with Gronstal on Fakes and Fades in Collecting and Copeland on First Editions Prints and House Crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Bagan
J.F.F
R. S. Knight
Dan Howard
Jay Howard
F. G. Stith
Ed Beck
W. C. Currel
F. J. Kennedy
L. E. Crim
Florence Norby
Max Lynn
N. E. Demoney
Geo. Shaodle
Logan
Frank Logan
Guy Nicholson
Mesdame
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Con Alt
East Howard Street
William McArdle
R. K. Blazer
George Lyman
Wesley Dunham
H. O. Sillge
M. E. Wilson
Jay Dunham
Vance Noe
Charles Lewis
MN. M
Fine Arts
The
Woman's Club
L. W. Loving
Wilma Gronstal
Miss Copeland
Carl Mickelson
Elmer Jackson
C. Mauck
Ernest Smith
C. Alt
Ella MccCullough
J. H. McKay
Archie Bixby
G. E. Tomhave
R. J. Brown
Tedrow
Dennis Knutson
Harry A. Jones
H. L. McMillan
H. 0. Sillge and Vestrem, Mrs. Robi. Penn
Ella McArdle
A. A. Halleck
Armstrong Legion Hosts Joint Meeting For Auxiliary Guests
The Armstrong American Legion and Auxiliary will host a joint meeting at the Armstrong Legion hall on Thursday October 21 at 8:00. Dolliver Ringsted Maple Home Wallingford and Estherville units are to attend with Fred M. Hudson Pocahontas district commander and Mrs Joyce Laird Rockwell City district committeewoman set as principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong American Legion and Auxiliary
Armstrong Legion Hall
Dolliver
Ringsted
Maple HN
Wallingford
Estherville
Fred M. Hudson
Pocahontas
Legion
Joyce Laird
Rockwell City
Auxiliary
Emmet Township Hosts Home Project Meeting
An afternoon tea at Mrs. Everett Logue's home inaugurated the Emmet township home project work titled Clothing the Family. Miss Edith Bass described the year’s program and fashion history while displays by Mrs. F. G. Weir showcased 19th century styles. Officers named include Mrs. L. B. Sargent town chairman Miss Anne Schaper publicity chairman Mrs. E. I. Ellerston health chairman and Mrs. Paul Weir music chairman. Guests included Mrs. M. A. Balkema and Mrs. Mastellar of Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Logue
Emmet Township
Edith Bass
F. G. Weir
Bass
Minnetonka
L. B. Sargent
Anne Schaper
E. I. Ellerston
Paul Weir
E. J. Manice
F. M. Cunningham
Edith Rass
I. Ellerston
Harry Peterson
L. EB. Sargent
F.anderson
William Schaper
Anne Schaefer
BE. E. Logue
M. A. Balkema
Mrs. Mastellar
Oskaloosa
Morning Breakfast Gathering At Mrs Brackett’s Home
A Friday morning social at Mrs. B. H. Brackett’s South Ninth Street home drew a group of women who bring their own rolls and share an hour of companionship. Attending were Mesdames H. L. McMillan L. B. Crim Wm. Johnston L. M. Christensen J. Howard Esther Nathanson Florence Norby Dan Howard Brackett and Mrs. Brackett. Mrs. Sarah Bennett could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Brackett
South Ninth Street
H. L. McMillan
L. B. Crim
W. C. Currell
Wm. §. Johnston
L. M. Christensen
J. Howard
Esther Nathanson
Florence Norby
Dan Howard
Brackett
Sarah Bennett
House Warming for the Hansen Family on South Seventh Street
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen gathered Friday evening at the new Hansen home on South Seventh Street for a formal house warming. A luncheon followed the social time with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruedahl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, Vermaine Sidles, and Joe Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hansen
Hansens
South Seventh Street
Herman Jensen
Ed Ruedahl
Robert Cox
Vermaine Sidles
Joe Buckley
Legion Social Meeting and Halloween Luncheon
A joint American Legion and Legion Auxiliary social evening was held Monday at the Legion club rooms city hall with Bridge and Bingo games. Winners were Mrs Harold Woodling and Mrs Henry Myhr in Bridge and Mrs Ray Bryan and Wm Roberts in Bingo. Refreshments fit for Halloween were served. About 50 attended. Luncheon for Mrs Frank Logan and Mrs J H Cramer followed at the Logan home with five decorated tables and Contract badge scores led by Mrs Geo Westram and second by Mrs Herman Weise. Attendees included numerous local ladies. several could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
City Hall
Harold Woodling
Henry Myhr
Ray Bryan
Wm. Roberts
L. Mipher
Ruby Heneman
L. B. Thomas
M. E. Hu
Civics Current Topics Department Meets Monday
Mrs. C. E. Meadows hosted a Monday meeting of the Civics Current Topics department of the Woman's club. Mrs. Fred Lyman led the second lesson on Cooperatives and Mrs. W. O H. Miner reported on a current topic with members answering roll call with a current item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Meadows
Woman's Club
Fred Lyman
W. O H. Miner
Wa-Tan-Ye Club Attends District Meet in Storm Lake
Members from Ackley Cherokee Fort Dodge Denison and Estherville joined Wa-Tan-Ye at a 1:00 dinner in Storm Lake Friday. Attending from this place were Mrs. Vermaine Sidles Miss Margaret Smith Miss Mary Mauss Miss Mary Peterson Miss Lois Inman and Miss Nadine Noel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Ackley
Cherokee
Fort Dodge
Denison
Estherville
Vermaine Sidles
Margaret Smith
Mary Mauss
Mary Peterson
Lois Inman
Nadine Noel
Lace Fashion How to Dress on a Small Fashion Budget
A Western Newspaper Union piece advises Debutantes and social women to elevate outfits with lace accents. It describes making lace items at low cost, from capes to boleros, and suggests patterns, fabrics like Chantilly and black lace, plus coordinating jackets and gowns to achieve a high style look on a limited allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NISS
Jeff
London
Western Newspaper Union
Memory and longing echo in sage Sue’s words
The passage presents Sue reflecting on memory as something to be proud of while noting there are moments when a person wishes to forget. It captures a thoughtful moral about memory and selective recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
WNU
Latest Veil Trends Dominate Fashion Headlines
The piece surveys veils as dress trim, noting Villette Marsan favors veils with hats and neckline bows secured by clips. Erik uses veils as snappy front screens or cheek shields, while others integrate them as side drapes with ribbons and flowers. The style nods to late nineteenth century tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villette Marsan
Erik
Molyneux
Silhouette Trends For Evening Dress Styles
The piece notes a pencil-slim Directoire influence with a high slit, a revived Empress Eugenia look, and a Spanish dress tendency marked by flounce ruffies. It highlights widened skirts for afternoon wear and uses lace over lame for firmness, plus varied short fronts from knee- to mid-thigh lengths and torso-cutaway skirts resembling a man’s coat.
Daytime Footwear for Fall Loses Rugged Look
Daytime shoes for fall adopt a refined, streamlined style replacing the former rugged sporty look. Soft toed, elastic inset models mold to the foot with gores or elastic leather, delivering a snug silhouette and minimal protruding fastenings. Comfortable walking-height heels and layered coverings create slipper-like ease and durability.
Local residents visit friends and travel arrivals list
Mrs C Welde and Mrs Edquist with ath daughter return to Minnesota after two weeks visiting in this city. Miss Jamnita Cooper and grandparents Stanhope visit Arnolds Park homecoming. Several households host relatives from Sioux Falls and Des Moines for weekends and holidays. Plans include trips to Des Moines for Rebecca Lodge, Ames and Cedar Rapids visits, and a Mayo clinic trip for Mrs Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.'‘Welde
Edquist
San
Jamnita Cooper
Mrs. Stanhope
Arnolds Park
Oscar Silge
Des Moines
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Frock Easy to Make Apron Frock Pattern 8068
Advertises Pattern 8068 for dress sizes 36 to 52 with yardage details, notes a one piece front back layout, darted waist, shoulder yoke short cap sleeves and square neckline. Describes practical pockets and recommends percale or chambray prints with contrasting banding. Coupon offers 16 cents per pattern and asks for name address pattern number and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Estherville
Iowa
Local Residents News and Weekend Moves in Midwest Town
LM Ciriani and family return from Eatherville with CCC enrollment in Missouri Valley. Miss Pearl and Miss Bernice Clark bring Christmas goods from Minneapolis with cousin Sam Guthrie. Mrs Guthrie stays with mother Mrs Hattie Clark. A. G. Tott family plans move while considering Minneapolis store work. Mrs B F Wood of Des Moines and Mrs Claude Crooks of Four Lakes visit N E DeMoney home for Golden wedding observance. Denise Bagan returns from Minneapolis for two week vacation. Dr and Mrs W E Bradley move into cottage on North Sixth Street amid repairs. Cliff Wycoff family moves to North Eighth from North Third. Berna Hansen spends weekend at parental home. teaches in Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Bernica Clark
Minneapolis
Sam Guthrie
Marshalltown
Mrs. Guthrie
Hattie Clark
B. F. Wood
Des Moines
Claude Crooks
Four Lakes
Wash
N. E. DeMoney
DeMoney
Visit with family and church message shared
Carola Mathre spent the weekend at her parents Rev L A Mathre and wife with Rev C K Salbey and Elias Newnan. Salbey delivered the morning sermon at the local Lutheran church and spoke at Union State Line church as part of Jewish mission efforts before returning to Waldorf College on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carola‘ Mathre
L.A. Mathre
C.K. Salbey
Elias Newnan
Carola
Waldorf Junior College
Salbey
Loca Lutheran Church
Union
State Line
Waldorf
Stenographer Mias Calhan Transferred to Storm Lake
Mias Bernadirie Calhan daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Calhan formerly a WPA office stenographer here for the past year has been transferred to Storm Lake. She left Sunday to assume new duties there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bowers
Balaton
Minn
Charles Topla, Sr
Bowers
Mias Bernadirie Calhan
Geo. Calhan
WPA
Storm Lake
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ALT
Fine Arts Department
Loving
Tocat Members Legion, Auxiliary TO BE
Emmet Town
Mrs. Brackett
WM. Heneman
B. Oksner
South Eighth Street
F. A. Gustafson
Eldon Wallace
S. and L. Store
Wade Greer
Marian Rogers
Lomena Kasa
Carol Jean Crim
Heneman
Legion and Auxiliary
Civics
Susie
By Edith Swanson
Scotty O'Mere
Republican
Emmet County
Operari
Wray
Cherie
Nicholas
Silhquette
J. . EB. Howard
Mia
Florence and
Evalyn Norby
Fairmont
George Cook
Paul
Sioux Falls
S. D
Joe Paul
Mira. L. ‘A
Bob’ Sanders
Bob Morlardy
Des ‘Moines
Leo Sanders
Drake University
Geraldine Buckley
Writer's Variety Store
Leonard Tangeross
Miss Buckley
J. ‘Buckley
Roy Bassett
Will Dickinson
S. T. Howe
St.Paul
Ruth McNeal
St. Catherine's College
Crosby, N. D
Roy McNeal
Roy Ridley
Coleman Hospital
Geo. Poole
Stephanie Moe
Chicago
A. H. Revene
Helen Pullen
West Coast
Don Pullen
Los Angeles
Calif
Portland
Jas Rainey
Filter
Idaho
Cheyenne
Wya
Gretchen Raife
Melvin Springer, Jr
George Robb
Evan Higgins
Rochester
Higgins
Mayo Clinic
Laiest
Patricia
Patricia Dow
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
New York
Eatherville
Paul Stadhwick
Missouri Valley
CCC
Francis
Anderson “Yis
Sibley
A. G. Tott
Denise Bagan
W. E. Bradley
North Sixth Street
Cliff Wycoff
North Third Avenue
North Eighth
Berna Hansen
John Hansen
Miss Hansen
Hartley
Jay Johnston
Algo Coon
RAIFE
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