Post Office Second Class Matter Notice
Entered at the Post Office Estherville Emmet County Iowa as Second Class Matter.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1939
Page
2
Entered at the Post Office Estherville Emmet County Iowa as Second Class Matter.
Funeral services for Guy W. Small were held Sunday at two in the M E church. The death followed a Wednesday collision. Estherville Masonic lodge No. 447 A F P and A M attended in a body. The service was led by Rev E D Hart with Rev Birt Watson of Sioux City assisting. Small, born October 11 1871 in Verona Indiana, died August 30 1939 in his 68th year. He leaves a wife three sons Wilson Floyd and Wayne and six grandchildren plus sisters and many relatives. Pallbearers and many relatives attended from distant towns and cities.
Estherville junior college faculty and Mr. and Mrs. N E Demoney will entertain students Friday at 8 15 pm with a short program and refreshments by high school girls. Dance music provided. Guest list features many local residents and faculty names. DEGREE OF HONOR to have social evening Friday Sept 8 at I O O F hall with back to school program.
The Estherville general woman's club holds its annual picnic Tuesday afternoon at Riverside Park with an 8 p.m. program and supper hour. Mrs. Jay Howard, Mrs. Lou Wanamaker, and Mrs. Geo. Robb discuss trips to the New York World's Fair. At the business meeting Mrs. J. B. Tedrow will name committees, consider new memberships, and dues for the year. The picnic committee includes Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Arnold Mourtisen, Mrs. J. E. Menzies, Mrs. Gordon Yaeger, Mrs. John Rohlf, Mrs. Wm. Sidles, and Miss Clara Kennedy. Members should bring table service, sandwiches, and a covered dish.
Estherville P T A awards bouquets to each city teacher Monday. High school juniors and college staff bouquets led by Mrs K J McDonald with aides Ms D A Bagan G M Donovan Mrs Edwin Sorum Mrs Walter Schildknecht and Mrs Howard Heidke. Roosevelt Jackson McKinley Lincoln and other schools also served by dedicated volunteers. The Osbornes of Fargo visited C B Osborne in Estherville.
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