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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1937
Page
5
Estherville hosts a week long furniture expo displaying the latest American designs for living rooms kitchens and home offices. Stores feature new circle rugs kidney desks mahogany pieces and streamlined ranges with efficient ovens and storage. Shoppers can see color trends and materials in a practical showroom setting.
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman’s Club opens the year with a covered dish supper at City Hall at 6:30 Thursday evening September 23. Members bring a covered dish. Miss Bessie Mewhirter and Miss Bess Ralston with Miss Florence Meyer organize the supper. A program on dolls features Mrs. Gronstal on musical entertainment with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones showing marionettes. Henrietta Miller and Mrs. Walter Schildknecht lead a lesson on antique dolls with exhibit cuts by leading collectors. Subsequent antique studies will cover china, glass, silver, stamps and violins.
A list of weekend guests and travelers from St Paul Ames Sexton Dickens St James and other towns. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Frank J Mullen Mrs A H Kately Leo Horswell and others, a serious operation for Conia Gray, and plans for future moves including California.
The passage notes relatives traveling between Minneapolis Chicago and Ames for a family reunion. It mentions Mrs Paul Carter of Fairmont visiting Ames and Miss Margaret Herum attending a family gathering. Merle Strube and wife welcomed a baby girl at Coleman hospital weighing eight pounds born Friday morning at 9:00.
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