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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1943

Page

3

Frances Sears and Eugene Eike wed in Estherville church

Miss Frances Louise Sears and Eugene Francis Eike married in a Sunday afternoon Methodist ceremony. The bride daughter of D. A. Sears Estherville and the groom son of Glenn Bike Des Moines, both formerly of Estherville. Attendants wore yellow and navy, a three tier cake and garden roses marked the reception. Attendees included Saathoffs of Jackson Minnesota and local families.

Frances Louise Sears Eugene Francis Eike F. W. Ortmeyer D. A. Sears Estherville Glenn Bike Des Moines Milton Day Albert Saathoff Jackson Minn Eike Jackson High School Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Utica Men’s Clothing Sears Tu.h. Saathoff Jackson, Minn Henry Saathoff Glenn Eike Bobbie Des Maines

Miss Benedict Honored at Tea at D A Bagan Home

Miss Mardiann Benedict was honored Monday afternoon at an informal tea from 2 until 5 at the D A Bagan home. A number of friends called during the afternoon honoring Miss Benedict.

Mardiann Benedict D. A. Bagan Miss Benedict

Wa-tan-ye Set For City Hall Chicken Dinner

Members of the Wa-tan-ye organization will meet tonight in the city hall for a chicken dinner. This is the first meeting after a summer vacation. Miss Mardiana Benedict will leave tomorrow for her home in Evanston Illinois after spending a week in the D A Bagan home.

Wa-tan-ye Organization Mardiana Benedict Evanston D. A. Bagan

Miss Marian McAffee weds Gordon Sheltren in Estherville ceremony

Sunday at 4 pm at the bride's home, Miss Marian McAffee and Gordon J. Sheltren joined in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Joseph M. Kennedy. Attendees included Leslie A. McAffee and J. G. Sheltren relatives, with a reception after the wedding.

Marian McAffee Gordon J. Sheltren Leslie A. McAffee J. G. Sheltren Estherville Joseph M. Kennedy Presbyterian Church Herbert L. McAffee Worthington Minn Lockport Ill L. A. McAffee J. C. Sheiren Emanuel Stavoras Barbara George J. M. Kennedy Mary Jo Merwin Eike Lillian Sunde Beverley Wright Joe Sheltren

Knights of Pythias to Hold Meeting Thursday

The Knights of Pythias will convene a regular meeting Thursday September 16 at the K P Hall. It marks the first gathering after a two month recess.

Knights OF Pythias The K. P. Hall

First Meeting of Woman's Club Set for Tuesday

The Woman's Club will hold its first general meeting on Tuesday September 14 at City Hall from 8 to 6. A regular business session and dues payment will occur, followed by a pot luck supper. Roll call prompts "My Imaginary Summer Trip." Members should bring a covered dish sandwiches and table service. Committee members are Mrs Harry Simpson Mrs L C Wanamaker and Mrs H M Jones.

Woman's Club Harry Simpson L. C. Wanamaker H. M. Jones

Willing Workers Meet Saturday Afternoon at Church

The Estherville Lutheran Willing Workers will meet Saturday afternoon at the church instead of Thursday afternoons during the school year. Hostesses are Mrs. George Swanson and Mrs. Mervin Thompson. Mrs. Rachel Hanson of Armstrong has moved to 2 N.

Estherville Lutheran George Swanson Mervin Thompson Rachel Hanson Armstrong

Junior College Reception Held Wednesday Night

The junior college reception was held last night in the high school home economics room. Betty Bixby welcomed the new students and Mary Kay Cottovan gave the response. Supt. Demoney spoke briefly. A student performance by Helen Peach and Ruth Ward followed, and Ricu P Petersor with Eugene Knepper presented magic feats. Refreshments closed the informal gathering. Attendees included a long list of students and faculty members.

Betty Bixby Mary Kay Cottovan Supt Demoney Helen Peach Ruth Ward Ricu P Petersor Eugene Knepper Deloris Anderson Lola Baker Esther Beatty James Brown Mary Kay Donovan Muriel Eastman Ronald Gustrafson Kathryn Ann Horton Grant Jones Norman Rugtiv Barton Shore Perl Weir Elena Woods Bill Hanson Betty Wilkins Dorothy Burt Duane Newman Dorothy Christoper Baun Wanamaker N. E. Demoney Jeanette Watson Ava Simpson Lois Lee Harriett Woods

Willing Workers Meet In City Hall Kitchen

Members of the Willing Workers club met Wednesday afternoon in the city hall kitchen. The winners of an attendance contest hosted a party for the group. Winning side members included Mesdames Don Kirchner Will Otto Richard Hanen Norwood Sanders Gus Schaper Art Shultz Will OBrien Fred Schoening and Lawrence Reinish. Losing side members listed Mesdames Emil Lee Henry Schaper Carl Beck Earl Wilcox Oscar Maddux Mack Ellis Lambert Hermensen Frank Hutchinson Robert Hansen Gus Anderson Olaf Gilbert Dewey Hockings and Miss Hattie Griffith. Guests included Mrs Joe Hatland and Mrs Beck. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Melvin Ellis and Dewey Hockins.

Willing Workers Club City Hall Don Kirchner Will Otto Richard Hanen Norwood Sanders Gus Schaper Art Shultz Will O’brien Fred Schoening Lawrence Reinish Emil Lee Henry Schaper Carl Beck Earl Wilcox Oscar Maddux Mack Ellis Lam

Christensen Hosts Ace High Club Luncheon

Members of the Ace High club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. L M Christensen's home for a one o'clock luncheon served by substitutes Mrs. D A Bagan and Mrs. Selby Broms. Floyd Horton and family moved to 61634 1st Ave South. Agnes Nilsen and daughter moved from 720 North 8th to 309 South 9th. Lyle O'Brien left for Iowa City after visiting Es terville with her parents. Ruth Barrett moved from 109 Central to 415 South 8th.

Ace High Club L.M. Christensen D. A. Bagan Selby Broms Floyd Horton 1St. Ave Agnes Nilsen Lyle O'Brien Iowa City Estherville Ruth Barrett Central

City Council Debates Estherville Airport Lease

City Council discusses a tentative three year lease between Estherville and the Estherville school board for land housing airport buildings used in civilian pilot training. No action is taken. Tax suspension petitions granted for Mrs. Laura Wittern and Lars J. Wee. City employees receive salary raises. Olson to discontinue farming 80 acres. Stamm to farm 160 acres next year and plow 500 feet of runway. Electric pump ordered for golf course. work by Russell Peterson noted.

City of Estherville Lars J. Wee Nancy Blair W. T. Kauffman Charley Peterson Clifford Olson William Stamm Olson Stamm Russell Peterson

Gus Schafers Honored On Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Gus Schaper celebrated their first wedding anniversary at home with white garden flowers and a semi formal reception. Guests included J A Miller and many relatives. Attendees shared gifts and well wishes, noting Mrs Schaper as Dorothy Perrin and Mr Schaper a farmer north of Estherville.

Gus Schaper Leon C. Blake J. A. Miller Helen and Pauline Miller Lillian Reuland Clara E. Kennedy Jerry Hood Sioux City Schaper Paul Shed Jackson Minn Joe Pannell Waterloo C. R. Bruner Emery, Wis Eppie Johnson Buffalo Center Fred Schaper Briceland Mamie Schaper Noel Higley John Lamack Carl Beck Henry Schaper Will Schaper Dorothy Perrin Emmet County Estherville

Building Project for Wifter Storage at Golf Course

A building is instructed to be prepared at the golf course for the winter storage of machinery. The work will ensure secure housing for equipment during off-season operations.

Milk Ordinance 161 Discussed Amid Shortage Concerns

City council discussed Milk Ordinance No. 161 at a Tuesday meeting. Adopted two years ago, it governs sanitary standards for producers. Milk inspector Dr. H. L. McMillan led the discussion with local and state officials present. No action was taken. potential shortage prompts consideration of changes and dealer input. Also noted: Raymond Minkler and wife welcomed a daughter at Park View Clinic. Fall pasture plowing suggested to combat grasshoppers and other pests.

H. L. McMillan William Kinnard Palmer Frettem B. F. Schultz McMillan

Mrs John Helmick Celebrated On 69th Birthday

A Sunday birthday party honored Mrs John Helmick of Graettinger for her 69th birthday at the Olaf Michaelson home. A noon dinner followed with ten relatives and friends present including John Helvik, R W Nunamaker, Helen Helgeson, Joseph Gabrielson and Faith, Emil Grodland, A R Espeset, Willis Stearns, and Joyce and Marlyn. Numerous gifts were reserved for the guest of honor.

John Helmick Graettinger Olaf ,Michaelson John Helvick R. W. Nunamaker Rolfe Helen’ Helgeson Joseph Gabrielson Faith Emil Grodland Wallingford A. R. Espeset Willis Stearns Joyce and Marlyn Estherville

Local residents update and travels across towns

Mrs Harold Dally and Lois moved to 315 South 8th Street. Donald Derwick left with Spirit Lake group to Des Moines for army exam. Rev Otis Lang and family to Omaha then St Louis to settle. Mrs Ward Penny on vacation from Coleman hospital. Mrs Robert Thomas visiting Estherville from Ocean Springs with husband stationed at Keesler Field. Vanderstoep family from Eagle Grove visiting Vedder home. he is Red Cross director at Chanute Field. Dr Kenderdine of Spencer joined L Christiansen for dinner. Jannis Menzies resigns to attend Beloit College. rationing noted with pie nostalgia.

Otis’ Lang Fdowly Suday Omaha Neb Robert Thomas Estherville Ocean Springs Miss Charles Lamb Kees Aer. Field R. F. Vanderstoep Jand Eagle Grove George Vedder Mr. Vanderstoep Mrs. Vedder Vanderstoep Red Cross Chanute Field Ill

Lutheran Sunday School Convention in Wallingford Church

The 28th annual Estherville Lutheran Sunday School Teachers Union convention will be held at Wallingford Lutheran Church on Sunday Sept 12 with sessions at 2 30 pm 8 pm and a 6 30 pm fellowship supper. Speakers include Rev A W Knock and Amos Egeland with music from local churches. Officers include Mrs B O Walden president S O Lundy vice president Mrs W A Ragmussen secretary and B M Gilschet treasurer.

Lutheran Estherville Lisstheran Wallingford A. W. Knock Lutheran Bible Institute of Minneapolis Amos Egeland Stanley R. Erickson B. N. Gildseth Cylinder S. O. Lundy Alva Anderson Clarence Christensen L. G. Hinderaker David Quill Armstrong A. R. Maurstad Elaine Mitchell Grace Hanson W. A. Ragmussen Graettinger B. M. Gilschet V-R

The Colors Update From Estherville Military Moves

Cpl Michael Reynolds arrived in Estherville for a furlough from Pueblo Colorado to visit his mother Frances Reynolds and relatives. Pvt Romaine Ellison left for San Diego after visiting with his mother Anna Ellison. Pfc Kenneth Larsen returned to Camp Pendleton after a 10 day furlough. Twelve men passed army and navy exams in Des Moines and head to camps. Estherville natives join the U S Army and Navy. Dale Mathew Roberts and George William Ruhberg sworn into the Navy at Des Moines August 2.

Michael Reynolds Estherville Pueblo, Colo Frances Reynolds Pvt Romaine Ellison San Diego Calif Anna Ellison Kenneth Larsen Satursday Camp Pendleton H. Olson Cee Bee Des Moines Army Navy U. S. Army Arnett L. Aalberg Wayne G. Huntsinger Clyde W. Nevill Merle O. Steward Leonard Thompson Raymond E. Woodyard U. S. Navy Merill W. Billings Elmer Dale Mathew Roberts George William Ruhberg Estherville, Iowa Spencer

Eighteen Year Old Men Register at Local Draft Board

Eighteen year old men register at the local draft board during August. Names include Charles Clayton Clabaugh Gerald Eugene Sabin of Dolliver Wayne Eugene Osher Francis Edwin Van De Walle of Wallingford Luverne Carl Petersen of Graettinger Gordon Anderson Armstrong Archie Ernest Walen Bertrand Verne Cooklin Richard Louis Bryan and Galen Charles Origer of Estherville. SQUIRREL SEASON OPENS. Squirrels begin Wednesday September 15 with a daily bag limit of 12.

Charles Clayton Clabaugh Gerald Eugene Sabin Dolliver Wayne Eugene Osher Francis Edwin Van de Walle Wallingford Luverne Carl Petersen Graettinger Gordon -Kenneth “Anderson Armstrong Archie Ernest Walen Bertrand Verne Cooklin Richard Louis Bryan Iand Galen Charles Origer Estherville

Iowa bankers hold war workers conference in Des Moines

K J McDonald C E Miller Vic Perkins Wayne C Currell and Robert Knight with Gordon Yager of Estherville attended a war workers conference of the Iowa Bankers association in Des Moines over Sunday and Monday. Armstrong delegates C I Smith John F O Neill and F S Manor were present. Currell served on the association trust committee. J Robert Cornell of Spirit Lake was elected vice president and treasurer. McDonald spoke on an agricultural adjusted net worth statement. the session ran long and copies of the talk will be mailed to members.

K. J. McDonald C. E. Miller Vic Perkins Wayne C. Currell Robert Knight Gordon Yager Estherville War Workers Conference Iowa Bankers Association Des Moines Armstrong C. I. Smith John F. O'Neill F. S. Manor Currell J. Robert Cornell First National Bank Spirit Lake McDonald

School Board Elects Teachers at Regular Meeting

At Tuesday night’s regular meeting the school board elected Miss Lavonne Hermann to replace Miss Katherine Malone as second grade teacher at Jackson school. Hermann taught at Palmer last year and lives in Manson. Esther Stary was chosen to replace Helen Lauler as girls' physical education instructor. Lauler recently married a naval officer and resigned last August. Jean Moeller was placed on the substitute teacher list.

Lavonne Hermann Katherine Malone Jackson School Miss Hermann Palmer Manson Esther Stary Helen Lauler Lauler Jean Moeller

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Frances Sears Eugene Bike Amd Tan-Ye Gordon Sheltren Ove Iowa Trust and Savings Bank Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MEET Gus Schafers W. C.’Geer Central Ave Alfred Schroeder Francis Simpson M.D. Lantz Gilbert Place Emmetsburg Edward Mammen Harry Coffie Lake Okoboji Hotel Gardston John Michaelson Mrs Emma Weise St. Charles Rochester Leona Reich Cedar Rapids Glee Kauffman le Mars Raymond Minkler Park View Clinic Minkler Armed Services Harold Gunderson Town State College Es Teamed Agaid Haye Q Northarta L. Fritsche and Ily Haye 8Th St Harold Dally di Hter Lois Harley Daily Sainghtee Sharon Kay Webster City Mrs. Dally Mr. Dally Donald Derwick Mrs. Kenderdine of L. Christensen Jannis Menzies Raise Shoe Beloit, Wis Beloit College Danbury Conn Torvik’s Bakery South 6Th Street Miiand Harry ,Jonés Lansing Mich Rich‘ard Army Air Corps Michigan State College Taerranleer Harker- Beneman Lumber John L. Campbell Swea City FORD Eatherville Rendering Works Liniment E. T. Baumann Estherville, I Antheopathic Ranbora Dr, i. ¥. Hoffman K. Bratign Ofice Reed M.D Hye Rexall Marie Giraut Magasine Chicago Herald- American Rio -Grande Alee Wo Cou
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