Miss Jean Richardson Weds Edgar Knutsen in Sept Ceremony
Miss Jean Richardson daughter of Mrs RK L Richardson and Edgar Knutsen son of Mr and Mrs H M Knutsen united in marriage on Saturday evening at 7 PM in St Patricks parish house. Rev Father J J Keane performed the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Mrs Frederick Nissen and Joe Buckley. The couple planned a weeklong wedding trip to northern Minnesota and will reside at 03 North 9th St. The Knutsens are Estherville High School graduates with local employment affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Richardson
RK. L. Richardson
Edgar Knutsen
H. M. Knutsen
J J. Keane
St Patricks Parish House
Frederick Nissen
Joe Buckley
R. L Richardson
H. M Knutsen
John G. Jensvold
Emmetsburg
Leo Jensvold
Minneapolis
Maurice Knutsen
Red Oak
Ellen Marie Knutsen
Wallace Knutsen
Raymond Minkler
Knutsen
Northern Lumber Company
Crescent Club Meets at Shelter House
Mrs. Glen Burkhart hosted Crescent Club at the Shelter house on Friday afternoon. Mrs. H. H. Hanson led the business meeting in the president’s absence. The group set a picnic for Sunday September 22. Mrs. Wilson Moore won a contest and lunch followed at a single long table with all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burkhart
Crescent Club
Shelter House
H. H. Hanson
Wilson Moore
Burkhard
Fine Arts Dept will meet Thursday evening pot luck
The Fine Arts Department will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs E M Munson home for a pot luck supper Lesson leader will be Mrs F E Rosendahl Committee in charge includes Mrs George Bale senior Mrs Ernest Smith Miss Jeanette Watson and Miss Alice Gray Week end guests at V M Petcoff home were Mr and Mrs Eugene Petcoff of Ft Dodge Mr and Mrs Raymond Nybo and La verne of Tracy Minn and Mrs Guilbert Nybo and Elaine and Cleone and Laverne Nybo also of Tracy
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Fine Arts
E. M. Munson
F E Rosendahl
George Bale
Ernest Smith
Jeanette Watson
Alice Gray
V. M
Dinner Party For School Faculty At Demoney Home
Supt and Mrs N E Demon ey hosted a dinner Friday evening for all married men on the school faculty and their wives at the Demon ey home. Six thirty dinner was at one large and three small tables with zinnias and marigolds as centerpieces. After dinner bridge awarded Mrs Edward Nielson women s high score and Edward Kivig men s high score. guests included Warner Kirlin S L Swagert and others. Unable to attend were Elmer Starr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
N. E. Demoney
Demoney
Edward Nielson
Edward Kivig
Warner Kirlin
S. L. Swagert
Floyd Tate
Raymond Minkler
F. M. Sandy
Edward Nielsen
Glen Sherman
Elmer Starr
Kirlin
Swagert
Sherman
DAR Meeting Opens New Year at Hotel Gardston
The D A R will hold its first meeting of the year this evening in the blue room at the Hotel Gardston at 8 o'clock. S. L. Swagert, a social science teacher, will speak on the Constitution. Hostesses include Misses Elizabeth Colt Bessie Mewhiter Margaret Smith and Ruth Smith. Refreshments follow. District meeting in Spencer on Wednesday Sept 25 starts 10 a m at the Country Club. Misses Mary Mauss Beulah Schultz Fern Jackman and Francis Byrne depart for a week in northern Minnesota and Canada.
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Dar’s
Gardston
S. L. Swagert
Elizabeth Colt
Bessie Mewhiter
Margaret Smith
Ruth Smith
D.a.r.’S
Spencer
Country Club
Mary Mauss
Beulah Schultz
Fern Jackman
Francis Byrne
Minnesota
Canada
Happy Home Club Holds Annual Picnic at State Park
The Happy Home club and families gathered Sunday at Ft. Defiance State Park for their annual picnic. A noon picnic dinner preceded games and contests. Mrs Wilbur Hildreth received a farewell gift. Attendees included Art Peterson with family, Harry Schnell and children, Otto Hanson, P I Schmidt, Chris Bendixon, Carol and Jean, Wayne Singer with baby, and Harold Graff with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Club
Ft. Defiance State Park
Wilbur Hildreth
Art Peterson
Harry Schnell
Otto Hanson
P. I. Schmidt
Chris Bendixon
Carol
Jean
Wayne Singer
Harold Graff
Baptist ladies aid closes year with Sept meeting
The Baptist ladies aid schedules its year end gathering at Mrs Charles Miller's home on Wednesday September 18 at 2 30 p m Assisting hostesses are Mrs Fred Trevett Mrs B Cole and Mrs Carrie Haas Committee chairmen will report on the year's work Mrs Glen Johnson leads devotions Romans 8 28 is the key verse Those without a ride should call 849 by 1 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
Charles Miller
Fred Trevett
B. Cole
Carrie Haas
Glen Johnson
Potluck Supper Planned by Bethel Shrine after Summer Break
Bethel Shrine resumes activities with a potluck supper at six thirty Wednesday at the Masonic hall. Members and their families will attend. sandwiches and covered dishes for the meat will be contributed by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Masonic Hall
Order
Pan-Hellenic Society to Meet Wednesday
Mrs Edward Kyvng and Mrs R W Anderson will entertain Pan-Hellenic Society members at the Anderson home Wednesday evening A business meeting will follow the 7 15 supper and contract bridge will be played This is the first fall meeting of the Pan-Hellenic Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kyvng
R.W. Anderson
Pan-Hellenic Society
Anderson
Pan-Hellenice Society
Estherville Junior College Opens Season Picnic at Park
The Estherville Junior College hosts its first party of the season as an all college picnic at the State Park Pavilion tonight. Activities include DG Re irae archery dart throwing and other games for students to enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Junior College
State Park Pavilion
Junior college picnic at Ft Defiance park shelter house
The junior college will host an evening picnic at the shelter house in Ft. Defiance state park. Planned activities include various entertainments and dancing. Faculty and students are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelter House
Ft. Defiance State Park
Rosary Society Hosts 1:15 Luncheon at Mrs Bagan Home
The Rosary Society will hold a 1:15 luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. D. A. Bagan's home. The regular meeting will follow with sewing and a 25 cent lunch cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society
D. A. Bagan
The
Mrs J L Derwick Host For Dessert Luncheon
Mrs J L Derwick will host tomorrow afternoon at her home a 1 30 dessert luncheon. Auction bridge will be played at three tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Derwick
Knights of Pythias to Meet Thursday Evenings
The Knights of Pythias will meet every Thursday at 8 o'clock in the IOOF hall. Marvin Edwards enrolls this week at the University of Iowa to study veterinary medicine. Mr and Mrs Ernie Huckaba and Mr and Mrs L L Jones returned Sunday from a northern Minnesota fishing trip.
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Knights OF Pythias
IOOF
Ernie Huckaba
L L Jones
Minnesota
Local Names List From Minnesota Readout
A dated list cites multiple residents with ages and towns across Minnesota including St Cloud Estherville New Ulm Jackson Truman Waterville and Lamberton. Names include Martha Reding Evelyn Wehrman Harold Young Eldar Worth and Edith Anderson among others with ages from 19 to 81.
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Non Ce Karson
St. Cloud Minn
Martha C. Reding
St Cloud
Dick Valentine
Comfrey
Helen Willms
Minn
Ralph E. Hiatt
Truman
Leila E Stolt
Lewisville
Edgar H. Knutsen
Estherville
Jean F. Richardson
Joseph M. Tracy
Houston
Ruby I. Johnson
Winfield W. Backer
New Ulm
Kathryn M Rauschke
Richard P. Anderson
St. Paul
Edith L. Anderson
St Paul
Local items note enrollments and travels this week
JOCALS Don Hood and Pat Kelly will go to Iowa City to enroll at the State University of Iowa. Mrs. Richard Lyman and children Lee and Lois visit Minneapolis for ten days with Mrs. Lyman's parents, Lloyd Cooper. Several families travel to visit relatives, returnings noted, including Miss Marguerite Jensen taking a two week vacation and Miss Edna Ries returning to Sioux Falls. A tax article by James Vernor Clarke on public funds and extravagances appears in The American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hood
Pat Kelly
Iowa City
The
State University of Iowa
Richard Lyman
Lee
Lois
Minneapolis
Edna Ries
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Catherine Ries
Ngewa
Sue Glew
Miss Ries
Carpenter
James Vernor Clarke
Tax Foundation
New York City
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
The Man I Married at the Grand tonight and Wednesday
A vivid 20th Century Fox drama starring Joan Bennett Francis Lederer Lloyd Nolan Anna Sten and Otto Kruger opens at the Grand. A New York critic wife flees with her son to America as Lederer descends into an affair with Sten, sparking a dramatic pursuit and a gripping climax. Maria Ouspenskaya and others deliver strong performances as the tale unfolds with tension and entertainment value. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Foster of Knoxville are in town for a two week stay before visiting California with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bennett
Francis Lederer
Lloyd Nolan
Anna Sten
20Th Century
Fox
New York
Johnny Russell
Joan
America
Lederer
Otto Kruger
Maria Ouspenskaya
Ludwig Stossel
Colorful vocabulary in children and language origins
The piece analyzes why youngsters swear and imitate adults, noting children learn from peers and seek belonging. It advises addressing gang influence by engaging leaders and redirecting groups toward constructive activities, while arguing that ignoring shocking language can prevent labeling children as wicked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Bill
Bud
Ted
Community police urge traffic safety to curb crashes
Law enforcement leaders urge anti crash measures stressing that traffic accidents drain resources, cost lives, injure residents, and destroy property more than crime in their community, highlighting prevention as a vital duty.
Traffic Safety Urges Police Support and Law Enforcement
A civic message emphasizes keeping cities safe by backing police with traffic safety efforts, noting funds spent on crime prevention and fire services pale beside costs of accidents. It urges public support for courts enforcing laws and responsible driving to reduce crashes.
Thought Gems from philosophers and poets in one line
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes from Luther Horace Eddy Defoe Arnold urging patience calm under pressure and moral guidance. The piece weaves religious and literary voices to offer reflections on wisdom temperance and inner peace amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Marta Luther
Horace
Mary Baker Eddy
Defoe
Matthew Arnold
Singer’s Dramatic Range Comment Sparks Debate
In a pointed remark about a singer’s vocal reach, an unnamed observer said she “ought to kill at three miles” reflecting a blunt assessment of her performance. The quote drew attention for its sharp, sensational tone amid broader discussions of artistic limits.
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Congregational Church
Ellsworth
E. W Knight
Jack Cramer
John Higgins
Harry Jones
William Irwin
Willard Rucker
Frank Abel
Chas Higgins
Chris Juhl
Fine Arts Dept
Wiley Padan
Lew Ayres
MGM
Ayres
Lake Gye
Marces
Hohe
Llamar
New York, N
Lionel
Dr. Kildare
Heart
Brooklyn
SIL
V.r.demoneys
Hope Guardston
Baptist Ladies Aid Will
State Park
Marvin Edwards
University of Iowa At
Maja Leon Berry
Jocals
Hazel Ross
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Henry Mahlum
Los Angeles
Cal
Richard Gutz
Marguerite Jensen
Golden Sun Milling Co
Herman Jensen
Wm. Johnston
Fred Albertson
Johnstons
Margaret
Jane
Vernon Steele
Lake Norden
Wm. Luikart
Lila Frahm
Elizabeth
LeRoy Aust
Oonawa
Luikart
Richard Hanson
Frahm
Hanson
Steele
Mrs. Luikart
Bevng
V.R
E. F Foster
Knoxville, I
Tom Foster
California
American Red Cross
Liegels
Vichy
France
G. Apfelbaum
F. Fontanais
B. Robinson
G. Cox
A.hochsteter
A. Engelhard
Central Preas
Childran
OWA
Cmld Welfare Research Station
Cary
Harvard
Caperight
Betty Crocker, Inc
Betty Crocker
eBornes
Thought Gems
Lydia
Pinkham
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