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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

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Missionary Guild Met Monday Evening

Presbyterian Missionary Guild members from Westmin ister Church met at homes on North 10th street and at the Stebbins residence for devotional talks and programs. Highlights included a Japanese missionary booklet reading, Africa mission notes, poetry, and a Halloween themed refreshment spread.

Missionary Guild Presbyterian Missionary Guild Fern Jackman North 10Th Street Kenneth Meadows Robert Knight Margaret Clark Africa Leon Blake F. E. Rosendahl Lois Inman Knight

Hilliards Guest of Honor at Estherville Rock Club Gathering

Mr and Mrs J S Hilliard of Des Moines, weekend visitors in Estherville, were guests of honor Sunday at the Wanamaker home. The Rock club members who had attended the Hilliards earlier in the city joined for a pot luck noon dinner and an afternoon of visiting. Attendees included Henry Mahlum Roy Burt and Edward Gee Wanamaker L H Barnes John Smith J J Robinson Ralph Robinson Mrs Ella B Jones Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson Mrs A A Crimp and others.

J. S. Hilliard Des Moines Estherville Jon Wanamaker Rock Club Hilliards Henry Mahlum Roy Burt Edward

Hallowe'en Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Lewis

Mrs Charles Lewis assisted by Mrs N M Volding entertained friends Saturday evening with a 6 30 dinner. The centerpieces featured chrysthamums and guests played bridge at four tables. High score prize went to Mrs Con Alt, traveling prize to Mrs Lottie Tornell, low score to Mrs Oscar Sillge, guest prize to Mrs M E Wilson. A ghost distributed tally cards in the dining room corner. Attendees included Mrs Harry Jones and many others.

Charles ‘Lewis N. M. Volding Con Alt Lottie Tornell Oscar Sillge M. E. Wilson Harry Jones Charley Barber Tornell Jim Cummings J. H. McKay William McArdle R. K. Blazer George Lyman Wesley Dunham Alt Silge Wilson Jay Dunham Vance Noe Volding Lewis

West Riverside Country Club Meets at Logan Home

The West Riverside Country Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Charles Logan’s home with Mrs. George Pullen assisting. After a business meeting, a lunch was served. Members included Mrs. J. W. Pannell, Mrs. Prederick Coon, Mrs. W. Rucker, Mrs. Mae Pullen, Mrs. George Stubbs, Mrs. Harry Michael, Mrs. Edwin Michael, Mrs. Merle Galvin, Mrs. La Rue Wiseman, Mrs. Frank Abel, Mrs. Florence Tredway, Mrs. Jamie Kasa, Mrs. Belva Ross, and Miss Sessil and Alph Jacobson. Guests were Mrs. Ina Bloomquist of Ames, Mrs. Frank Hutchinson, Mrs. Id Hutchinson, Mrs. Iver Ness, and Mrs. Andre Ness.

West Riverside Country Club Charles Logan George Pullen J. W. Pannell Prederick Coon W. Rucker Mae Pullen George Stubbs Harry Michael Edwin Michael Merle Galvin la Rue Wiseman Frank Abel Florence Tredway Jamie Kasa Belva Ross Sessil Alph Jacobson Ina Bloomquist Ames Frank Hutchinson Id Hutchinson Mes. Iver Ness Andre Ness

White Shrine lodge hosts benefit card party at Masonic Hall

Members of the White Shrine lodge held a benefit card party on Tuesday evening October 26 at 7 30 at the Masonic Hall. Con tract and auction bridge were played and a lunch was served. De Molay Eastern Star and all Masonic groups and friends were invited.

White Shrine Lodge Masonic Hall de Molay Eastern Star Masonic

Methodist society guests at Armstrong unit meeting

Several members of the women's missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church were guests at a Armstrong unit meeting of the foreign missionary society Tuesday. Those attending from this city included Mrs. George Robb, Mrs. Romaine Sondrol, Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Mrs. L. Wanamaker, and Mrs. J. M. Jones.

Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Armstrong Foreign Missionary Society George Robb Romaine Sondrol Elmer Jackson L. Wanamaker J. M. Jones

Rock Island Woman's Club to Meet Friday at City Hall

The Rock Island Women's club No. 2 will meet Friday Oct 29 in the city hall auditorium at 2:80 p.m. Mrs. Jay Bowdish and a committee organize the programs and refreshments, with bridge planned for the afternoon.

Rock Island Women’s Club No. 2 City Hall Jay Bowdish

Mrs H L McMillan Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Club

Mrs H L McMillan and Mrs Dan Howard hosted a 1:00 PM luncheon at the McMillan home on East Maple. Fresh flower bouquets brightened the tables and seven contract bridge tables followed the meal with a large guest list.

H. L. McMillan Dan Howard McMillan East Maple Street C. P. Mauck Elmer Jackson EF. Sorum Fred Fhlers Claude Randolph Elmer Moore Ernest Smith Farry Jones Ralph McKay Ray Bryan Roy Brown Ralph Rogers E. G. Stavros A. H. Miller E. Foster Frank Logan J. H. Cramer Archie Bixby Art. Williamson Ifonry Meyer L. R. Keck G. Vestrem M. T. Morton V. Tradway

Ringsted Play Big Success

The Ringsted public school junior class staged The Clay's the Thing at the Opera House Friday evening. A large audience saw a smooth performance with each character well portrayed. Cast included Jack Norman Earl Jensen Luke Calloway Herald Henricksen Jerry Taylor Kenneth Schroeder Dudley Briggs Millie Dorothy Long Mary Norman Janice Fink Jessie Stewart Enid Nelson Sarah Briggs Wilma McGuinn Clayton Parmer Roy Petersen Julie Parmer Rose Madsen and Warren Underwood as Thomas Dums the theatrical magnet.

Ringsted the Clay Opera House Jack Norman Earl Jensen Luke Calloway Herald Henricksen Jerry Taylor Jack Kenneth Schroeder Dudley Briggs Frank Meyers Millie The Brigg Dorothy Long Mary Norman Janice Fink Jessie Stewart Enid Nelson Sarah Briggs Dudley Wilma McGuinn Clayton Parmer Clay Roy Petersen Julie Parmer Rose Madsen Thomas Dums Warren Underwood

All-College Girls Club Hosts Pot Luck at High School

Estherville junior college girls group gathered in the home economics room for a 5:30 dinner followed by a program. Tavohn Anderson presided, Florence Meyers told a ghost story, Vivian Espeset played piano. Charades game at three tables revealed each girl’s charm sister. Decoration and program committees listed: Marie Smith Lenore Henaman Vivian Ellingson with Lorraine Ehlers. Refreshment committee included Helen Monson Marguerite Floyd LaVon Hood.

Estherville Junior College Tavohn Anderson Florence Meyers Vivian Espeset Rolleal Marie Smith Lenore Henaman Vivian Ellingson Lorraine Ehlers Helen Monson Marguerite Floyd LaVon Hood

Women's Club Meeting at Mrs Rainey's Home

The Civic and Current topic department of the Woman's club will hold its next meeting on Monday November 1 at Mrs James Rainey's home. The civic topic leader will be Let's Look For Peace and Mrs P G Gray will present the current topic. Members will respond to roll call with a current event.

The Woman's Club James Rainey P. G. Gray

There's Radcliffe Asleep at the Switch win service

The Vindicator-Republican advertises classified service featuring Radcliffe asleep at the switch, urging readers to explore available ads and offerings.

Radclife

Ames and Estherville Residents Visit and Attend Events

Mrs. Frederick Coon travels to Ames to visit her sister Mrs Ray Bliss, accompanying sister Mrs Ina Bloomquist who has stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Parnell. Donald Schultz of Seneca visits his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Schultz and sister Alice. H L Walkup of Staples Minn visits with Mrs Charley Bixby. Melvin Halverson, formerly of Estherville, now in Lakefield Minn, also visits. Chas Brandt and wife of Windom attend the funeral of Mrs O G Gilbertson. Mr and Mrs John Mauss and family and Mrs Kate Mauss of Rake are guests of A F Mauss. Rev A R Cuthbert and wife move to Woden after his retirement. Mrs Cuthbert aunt to Mrs Ray Kennedy. Mrs M W Chukker of Grover visits daughter Dorothy at Chillicothe Business College for C B C homecoming activities. Dorothy is a student there.

Frederick Coon Ames Ray Bliss Ina Bloomquist J. W. Parnell Coon Donald Schultz Seneca Walter Schultz Alice H. L. Walkup Staples, Minn Charley Bixby Mr. Walkup Bixby Chas. Brandt Windom Minn Estherville O. G. Gilbertson Brandts John Mauss Kate Mauss Rake A. F. Mauss Mr. Mauss A. R. Cuthbert Woden Ray Kennedy Cuthbert Ila Oklahoma M. W. Chukker Grover Dorothy Chillicothe Business College Chillicothe C.B.C Gene Harrison A. V. Miller Ellsworth W. H. Denny Cedar Rapids Otto Satter Mason City Denny Harrison Grant Nelson Emmetsburg Nelson Jack Harrison Jack

Storm Lake social notes and visits cross state lines

Miss Mary E. Harker and her niece from Overland Ohio return to Storm Lake after visiting James J. Harker and relatives. Ed Igon and other locals travel to Fort Dodge and Marshalltown. Alice Jensen’s birthday celebrated. visitors from Tacoma, Albany, Spencer, Emmetsburg, and Minneapolis guest W. S. Irwin family.\nThe piece lists numerous visits, family connections, and movements among local residents, teachers, and clergy with several trips to Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and nearby towns.

Mary E. Harker Storm Lake Paul C Colegrove Overland, Ohio James J. Harker

Morning Frock Pattern 8075 Dress Design Note

A description of pattern 8075 features a collarless yoke neckline and an easy one piece back and front with waist darts. Braided edging provides the only trimming while the front closes with two buttons, creating a smart frock for around the house.

Sunset Harbor Promises and a Night of Intrigue

Natalie Wade, newly in the newspaper game, shares dinner with Sunny Marion in a glamorous town restaurant. Sunny invites Natalie to work together on assignments, while Natalie senses Sunny’s jealousy toward the introduced Mont Wallace. The scene foreshadows rivalry and hidden motives as three figures—Natalie, Sunny, and Mont—navigate ambition and affection.

Jimmy Oyel Sunny Marion Natalie Wade Natalie Mr. Wallace Sunny Cor Mont Wallace Monty Montana Mont

MANNERS OF THE MOMENT By JEAN By The Asect

A humorous column urges wives to diversify date ideas to rekindle romance. It mocks repetitive nights at the movies or bridge parties and suggests trying thirty one different outings, from ferry rides to moonlight swims, to spark enthusiasm in husbands.

Jean The Asect Simpsons Ben Bill

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Westminister Guild Circle Presbyterian Church Geraldine Phyllis Stebbins Kathleen Wittee Shirley Faousnaugh Vernice Jean Wee Mrs. Fausnaugh Audrey Sorenson Stebbins Jean Knight Lois Shaper Connie Kibler Bonnie Bammer Shirley Fausnaugh Kathleen Witte Jane Roberts Charlotte Bogie Glee Kaufman Ruth McKay Berniece Nelson Minna Pearl Fowler Fausnaugh Orvis Volding-Lewis White Shrine R. I. Women’s Club ALL College Girls Club Women's Club AM A E Warren Goodrich Utell Kyndiate WIN Service Melvin Halverson Mrs. Halverson Melvin Lakefield Minnesota A. E. Mills Winnebago Art Espeset Ed Igon Raymond Eron Fort Dodge Marshalltown Alice Jensen Hileen Riemer Pearl Ellwagger Helen Miller Francis Albro Tacoma Wash Harold Albro Albany Ore W. S. Irwin Tom Nivison Jessie Figelow Bigelow Oscar Silge Grand Lodge M. E.wilson Orleans Terris Fort Defiance State Park Carl Strouse Mr. Strouse Fairfield Harry Brown Marian Houran Pocahontas Houran Rose Anton Strawberry Point T. T. Sunde O. M. Ressell H. M. Knutsen Theo Myhre Minneapolis Fred Sawyer Sheldon Rock Rapids F. M. Cunningham Ellsworth Consolidated Schools Adelaide Nichols Iowa Patricia Dow Patterna Fifth Ave Brooklyn New York Amy Percale Chatham Sheets Chcle Ang Yng Si Dixie Allen Amel Mois Whee
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