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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
2
Partial OCR reads like an old postal notice from Estherville Emmet County Iowa. It includes Second Class Matter designation and stray name fragments suggesting a mailing or news item tainted by illegible lines. The readable elements point to a vintage postal classification notice.
Mrs Emil Hoffman welcomed Past Chiefs club members to her home for their regular monthly meeting held last evening at 8 o clock. Mrs Clara Carlson assisted. Refreshments were served at the close by the hostesses.
Mrs Floyd Tate Mrs Al Waite Mrs Don White and Mrs Glen Shearman hosted a 1 30 luncheon yesterday at Mrs N E Demoney house honoring the wives of new Estherville public school teachers Mrs Raymond Minkler and Mrs E S Nielson were invited to assist but could not attend Mrs Donald Crouse was also invited but unable to attend The afternoon was spent informally.
Estherville cooperative creamer y employees attended a seven eighty dinner in the Green Room of Hotel Gardston Tuesday evening. Afterward the night featured dancing and card games as the event continued in a social atmosphere.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Frettem, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Guile, Mr. and Mrs. Fred El wood, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hackett, Miss Lois Inman, Burt Cooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ankrum, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marriott, Miss Irene Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lenz, Miss Rose Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mitchell, Miss Rose Anton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Donal Rifkeimi, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Media, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren, and Mr. and Mrs. War Fletcher.
The packing company held a unique evening outing Friday as employees rode a hay rack truck trailer hauled by mules. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Foster Mr and Mrs Boyd Keating Mr and Mrs Bruce Holen Mr and Mrs William Kerr Jr Mr and Mrs J E Menzies Miss Marie Berge Miss Mary Simpson Mrs Loretta Goecke Miss Ruth Hackett Miss Kathryn Rogers Miss Audrey Espeset James McGrath and Lt William Morse.
Emmet County Teachers Council convened in Estherville with President Smith of Dolliver presiding. Secretaries appointed. Lloyd Loving elected pro tem then secretary. Leonard Davies ISTA field rep outlined year’s work. Affiliated societies eligible delegates chosen. Emmet Rural Society two years, Estherville one year. Next meeting set for Oct 25 with Armstrong in charge.
Miss Helen Miller daughter of Mrs J A Miller of Estherville and PFC Lauren R De Vore son of Mr and Mrs Guy De Vore of Corning were married at 8 pm Wednesday at the bride’s home. Rev G E Forssell officiated in a single ring ceremony with a flower decorated backdrop and candelabra. The bride wore a two piece dull gold wool dress and talisman rose corsage. the groom wore his army dress uniform. A reception followed with a three tier cake and yellow white decor. guests included family members from Corning Dickens St Paul Spirit Lake Prinston and Los Angeles. The couple planned a short honeymoon before De Vore’s Sept 29 departure.
A noted serviceman returns to duty at Smyona Air Base in Smyona Tennessee after an interim assignment. The move underscores renewed operations at the base and the individual’s continued service with the aviation unit.
Robert Mauss was honored at a surprise birthday party on Tuesday at the Eugene Foster house. The attendee list includes Dick Bryan Wayne Smith Walter Klein Coleman Egertson Willard Sawyer Edward McNally Thomas Maine Jim Maine Bill Warrington Maurice Swift Don Wymer John Meyers Bonnie Bixby Martyn Bolty Karlton Voight Marjorie Kennedy Lois Ellerston Georgia Deming Veral Jean Perkins Mary Kay Donovan Grace McKay Patricia Callahan Darlene Hunt and hostess Jolene Foster.
Mrs. G K Allen entertained members of the Ace High bridge club at her home yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. Two tables played. Light refreshments were served. Mrs G H Raife won high score.
Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson visited Ruthven Sunday with Mrs Andersons parents. Miss Myrl Inman and Ed ward Browne Jr left for Cincinnati after a vacation in Estherville with Miss Lois Inman. Mr and Mrs Robi Christensen of Wayne Neb were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Strampe. Mr Christensen, a flight instructor, returned to duties while his wife stayed for the week.
Mrs H S Joser and spouse left for Winters Park Florida after a spell in John Rhodes home and time at the lakes. Susan Thayerne visited Estherville with her sisters Misses rl and Dora Clark depart Sunday for Kansas City. Ivy Osgood taken to Dr John Osgood’s home after Park View Clinic heart attack. The Kaltveds Judy Gene and Olaf Myhre family visited Canton South Dakota. Lena Wilkins returns from Chicago with fall and winter merchandise buys for Fashion Shop. Lt Nancy V D agita Pfc Erelyn M Nelson and Pvt Julia C Madden WAC recruiters from Ft Dodge Iowa were in Estherville to take applications. Further info at Fort Dodge sub-station. Mrs Guy Campbell returns to Blue Island Ill after four months with sister Mrs Bert Ditsworth. Witsworth joins her in Blue Island for extended stay.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hall of Maple Hill are the parents of a five pound daughter born Monday at Cole man hospital Mrs Catherine Gerry of Lake nan Mo Mrs Herman Conner and daughter Beverly Ann of Chicago are guests at the ferry Wegs home Mrs Gerry is mother and Mrs Conner a sister of Mrs Wegs.
Mrs Jifeacnight left yesterday afternoon to return to her home in Chicago after spending a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Hans Lee.
Mrs. Jane Johnson returns to her Hollywood California home after visiting her mother Mrs. E E Corey and family in Estherville. Her sister Margaret accompanies her and will resume studies at Hollywood High School. T A Wilson visits Esther ville from Buffalo Center to see daughter and grandson Cpl T A Hamilton who is home on furlough from Cherry Point North Carolina.
Mrs Robi Burns is introduced as the new saleswoman at the Gift Garden. L A Nevill of the Nevill Bros Implement Co. visited Sioux City on business with Allis Chalmers distributors. Mrs E D Igon underwent a major operation at Park View Clinic Tuesday night. Ella Davidson spent the weekend in Mason City with her daughter Mrs H G Brown. Arthur Klein left for Boise Idaho to live with his brother Mr and Mrs Frank Klein. Mrs Mima Wertz returned from Los Angeles where she had been since July with daughter Mrs Jeannette Palmer. Mr and Mrs Dee Richardson of Sioux Falls were visiting L L Weaver and wife Friday.
Mrs. William Maron of Dolliver died Wednesday morning at Coleman hospital from a heart ailment and arthritis after five years of invalidism. Born in 1877 in Germany, she lived near Armstrong and Dolliver and was a Lutheran. Survived by husband, seven daughters and a son in various cities. funeral arrangements not yet set. Back the Attack Buy War Bond.
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