Frances Danielson and Chester Moore Married
Frances Danielson and Chester Moore wed at Church of Christ on Saturday evening with Rev. Fred Sawyer officiating. The couple, attended by families, celebrated with a reception at the bride’s home and pink and white decor. They will reside on East Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Danielson
Chester Moore
Frances
Danielson
Church of Christ
Fred Sawyer
GC. H. Danielson
Wilson Moore
Sam Danielson
Eugene Rost
Janet
Herbert
Robert
John Chailsberg
Moore
East Central Avenue
Mr. Moore
Rock Island Depot
A. A. Halleck
Reunion and family gatherings honor Clark and guests
Mr and Mrs Fred Silcox hosted a Thursday noon chicken dinner for twenty three relatives from Texas Washington North Dakota and northern Minnesota in honor of the Clark reunion. The event also celebrated Elmer Clarks seventy third birthday with a planned Wednesday breakfast surprise. A shower for Mrs Erpelding and baby Shirley Anne was set for this evening at the R O Rogers home with hostess Mrs Rogers and Mrs Emmanuel Stavros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Silcox
Mike Erpelding
Shirley Anne
R. O. Rogers
Rogers
Emmanuel Stavros
Er.pelding
Clifford Huntley
L. Huntley
Matt Donovan
R. R. Tillea
Wallace Westbrook
Ed. So
J. Waldron
Lloyd Handeland
Aunt Espeset
Earl Kruse
Lulu Bright
Frances Manthey
Mary Waldron
Frances
Lena Long
Anna Questad
Thos. Doyle
Norman Maine
J. J. Morrissey
Rebecca Lodge Anniversary Celebration Planned
The Rebecca lodge will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. After the business meeting a special anniversary program and entertainment will be given. Refreshments will be served by committee members Miss Marie Sorum Mrs LeRoy Merriott Mrs L Moore and Mrs V Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Rebecca Lodge
Marie Sorum
LeRoy Merriott
L. Moore
V. Hill
Local couple wed at Little Brown Church Nashua
LaVon Wilbour and Arthur Kaltvedt joined in marriage at the Little Brown Church in Nashua with Rev William Kent reading the ceremony. Attendants were Marion Myhre and Lester Kaltvedt. reception included family guests. After a wedding trip they will reside on a farm northeast of Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown Church
H. E. Wilbour
LaVon
Arthur Kaltvedt
L. Kaltvedt
Estherville
Nashua
William
Kent
Tey
Marion Myhre
Lester Kaltvedt
Olaf Myhre
Miss Myhre
Mr. Kaltvedt
Mrs. Kaltvedt
Degree of Honor Meeting Held in City Hall
The Degree of Honor met Tuesday evening in the city hall for its regular business session with twenty five members and one guest present. Four new members were initiated Ruth Lorraine Mortenson Margaret Dawson and Berdena Koning. Mortenson received the dollar award and a party invitation was extended for September 19. Lunch followed games and a list of attendees includes Donald Bollard Ruth Warrington Opal Wold Irene Pickens and Trella Whitacre among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Warrington
Ruth Lorraine Mortenson
Margaret Dawson
Berdena Koning
Donald Bollard
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Mesdames Balkema
Ottto Schaper
George Kibbee
Mima Wertz
Guy Nicholson
Jake Taylor
Herman Sorum
Elza Sidles
Chas, Dawson
Hugh Nolan
Former Local Girl Married Today in Brainerd Matrimony
Miss Elsie Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs P C Roth longtime Estherville residents now in Brainerd Minn is wed today to Russell J LaCourse of Brainerd The Roths once lived in Estherville while Mr Roth was station agent for the M and St L railroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Roth
P. C. Roth
Estherville
Brainerd
Minn
Russell J. LaCourse
Roths
Mr. Roth
M. & St. L. Railroad
I. C. O. F. Will Meet On Monday Evening
The IOOF lodge will meet Monday evening in their lodge rooms. Every member is urged to attend as there will be practice in drill work. Refreshments will be served.
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IOOF
Current Topics Club to Meet Monday Afternoon
The Current Topics department of the Woman's Club will meet Monday September 19 at 3 00 PM at Mrs W E Bradley home on North Sixth Street Leader for the day will be Mrs J W Morse The discussion will follow the meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
W. E. Bradley
North Sixth Street
J. W. Morse
Peters burg housewarming party for Mrs Rasmussen
Mrs Raymond Rasmussen was surprised at a Petersburg housewarming hosted by friends as she was formerly Miss Thelma Steery. The evening included informal games, visiting, and supper by Mrs John Doolittle, Mrs Harold Dickinson, and Miss Mary Louise Peterson. Attending were Mesdames Stoery Jones Erwin Stoery and Misses Fern Mason Hattie Rowe Ruth Cole Martha Robinson Martina Peterson Mary Peterson and Mr and Mrs Taylor Sunde and Mr and Mrs Dan McGee of Bancroft who were in Spencer Tuesday for the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rasmussen
Petersburg
Rasmussen
Thelma Steery
John Doolittle
Harold Dickinson
Mary Louise Peterson
Fred Stoery
F. M. Jones
Erwin Stoery
Glenn Stoery
Tulip bulbs planted now for a bright spring display
The article urges fall planting of tulip bulbs, noting their hardiness and easy care. It explains selection criteria such as size and blemish free stock, compares imported versus domestic bulbs, and highlights Rainbow Collections like Tweeten Furniture store’s assortment to achieve diverse color after spring bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Tweeten Furniture
America’s
Psychic Q&A: Madame DeLore Answers Reader Queries
A newspaper feature presents personal readings by Madame DeLore offering one free question with paid private replies. Readings cover marriage, careers, travel, and personal fortunes with location hints and year-by-year outcomes, including marriage in 1940 and work prospects in Missouri and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame de Lore
Humboldt South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fourteenth Installment of a Western Saga on the Run
Dave Turner and Rosy Rand, fresh from unjust prison terms, head to Soledad to confront family and debt while a bank loan and alfalfa profits loom. A tense chase unfolds as Quinn, the gambler, and others clash over money, trust, and a shadowy figure of means. Wild shootouts, hidden agendas, and a town buzzing with danger propel the plot forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Rand
Dave Turner
Soledad
Rosy
Dave
Martin Quinn
Quinn
Mary
Rand
Nesters
Mary Dave
Pearson
Winters
Sam
Winter
Quick Bank Probe Unveils Winters Gold Connection
Quinn visits a bank to verify Theodore Winters' account, learns Winters deposited twenty five dollars weekly three months earlier, and tracks cash through a Faro hall. A hidden room reveals a Tuscan smelting company note and $893 in banknotes for twenty seven ounces of gold, implying a larger concealed deal. CONTINUED TUESDAY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Murphy
Mary Winters
Pearson
Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Theodore Winters
Joe
Tom
Texas
Yassuh
Sam
Tuscan
Past Noble Grands Meeting Friday at Mrs Smith Home
The Past Noble Grands will gather Friday evening at eight at the home of Mrs Ernest Smith with Mrs LeRoy Merriott assisting. Roll call will be answered by Back to School ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
LeRoy Merriott
Mrs Schrock Hosts Bridge Club Opening of Fall Season
Mrs Dick Schrock will entertain the members of her bridge club at the Levi Minks home Friday evening. Following cards, refreshments will be served. The article also notes a family vacation trip by the Sawyers and Shirley, with visits across the southwest and to Old Mexico, plus a temporary management assignment at the local A and P store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Schrock
Levi Minks
Schrock
Alva Sawyer
Don and
Verda
Edward Shirley
Southwest
Omaha
Neb
Oklahoma City
Okla
Albuerque
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Nevada
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Pratt
Sawyer
San Diego
Old Mexico
Tiajuana
Mexico
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Salt Lake City
Utah
Shirley
Estherville Grocer Company
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Erpelding
Mrs. Rasmussen
Taylor Sunde
Dan McGee
Bancroft
Spencer
Gardner
Madame DeLore
Missouri
F.P
Q. M.E.S
Q. E.S
Sioux City
Iowa
Babe
Des Moines
Chicago
Q. B.B.N
Ensties
Q. R.M.C
Q. T.D
Laredo
Murph
Garcia
Mrs. Schrock
Bridge Club
A. W Loeschen
Emmetsburg
Armstrong
Hazel Doll Brown
Mahlum & Anderson
Joyce Lumber Co
Ie. Ae
Ame Tanai
Nya Eee Ian
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