Millers observe silver wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Miller marked twenty five years of marriage with a Sunday celebration in Estherville. Relatives from Estherville and beyond attended a noon dinner and social hour. A 52 piece silver set from Mr Miller’s Cleveland relatives highlighted gifts. Attending were many local and out of town friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Estherville
Mr. Miller
J. E. Molnar
Cleveland
Ohio
Augusta Koenecke
Ella Koenecke
Ceylon
Minn
Harold Pannell
Hardy
Ira Bloomquist
Ames
Gee
Salisbury
Elmer Hertz
Rolfe
John Salisbury
Rodman
Joe Miller
Lena
Margaret
West Bend
Roy Anderson
Terril
J. W. Pannell
Richard Parnell
John Cole
Clifford
E. T. Sorum
Clarence Wilder
Frederick Conn
W. H. Warrington
Miller
Emmetsburg
Lo-Kno-Pla Music Club Met Saturday Sept 24
Lo-Kno-Pla music club met at Jeraldine Johnson's home on Saturday afternoon September 24. Six members attended and named a favorite composition and composer. A short program was presented, Franz Schubert’s life was studied, and Schubert's Serenade was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo-Kno-Pla Music Club
Jeraldine Johnson
Franz Schubert
Schubert
Bernice Ness
Shirley Soeth
Shirley Hanson
Raymond Johnson
Annie F. Welsh Guardian
Lo-Kno-Pla
Art Hanson
Maria Jacobson
Mia
Martin Benton
Ruth
Nordslet Jeraldine
Johnson
Shirley Oeth
Donna Lee Jacobson
McKinley PTA to Host Welcome Reception at School House
The McKinley PTA opens the new year with a reception for teachers this evening at the school house. Members may bring a friend, fathers are invited, and a short program features Supt. F G Stith, Dr M T Morton on child hygiene, and a safety talk by a state patrol member. Musical numbers by the M E church sextette and piano by Mrs C M Gronstal. Refreshments organized by a committee led by Mrs Lyle Shultz with several helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Pta
Supt
F. G. Stith
M. T. Morton
State Highway Patrol
M. E
Roy Myers
John Bixby
M. H. Kelly
Dave Crawford
Wesley Myers
O. W. Platt
A. Zimmerman
Ethel Athey
WMF Fall Meeting Set in Buffalo Center
The Women's Missionary Federation of the Estherville circuit will hold its fall meeting at the Lutheran church in Buffalo Center on Tuesday October 4. Delegates elected are Mrs. K J Ersland and Mrs C E Shaw with alternates Mrs J M Wolden and Mrs H M Knutsen. The topic is Faithful Builders with Mrs C Hostad general president present. Missionary Tvedt, just back from China, will be the speaker. he and Bert Nelson were captured by communists, Tvedt released while Nelson died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Federation
Estherville
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Buffalo Center
Town
Ladies Aid
K. J. Ersland
C. E Shaw
J. M. Wolden
H. M. Knutson
C. Holstad
WMF
Tvedt
China
Bert Nelson
Nelson
Estherville Lutheran Ladies Aid
Johnston Pledges Pi Beta Phi at Simpson College
Miss Margart Jane Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Johnston of Estherville pledged to Pi Beta Phi sorority during a campus event on Sept 24 at Simpson College. IOOF lodge prepares for a class of candidates with degree work at Monday meeting at eight o'clock with refreshments afterward.
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Adder
Ioof Lodge
T. B. Club Plans Anniversary Reunion
Plans were discussed at Mrs. Geo Andersons home in Montgomery for a T. B. club family reunion to be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week. Old members who moved from Estherville are invited back. Guests include Mrs. R. L. Richardson, Mrs. W. S. Johnston, Mrs. S. Egertson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Club
Geo. Anderson
Montgomery
Estherville
Mra Anderson
R. L. Richardson
W. S. Johnston
G Ewen
Jackson P.T.A. to Open School Year meeting
The Jackson P.T.A. will hold its first meeting of the school year on Friday at 7 30 p m. Mr B Oksner welcomes teachers, Miss Aldena Peterson responds, and a discussion of meaning work and aims of the PTA follows. Mrs H S Greig presents travel film aboard. refreshments by Mr and Mrs Russell Eike. Fathers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson P.T.A
B. Oksner
Aldena Peterson
Pt.a
H. S. Greig
Russell Eike
Degree of Honor meeting and next gathering announced
The Degree of Honor Protective Association held a Tuesday social and business meeting at Mrs. Glenn Michael's home with twenty-two attendees. Prizes were awarded to four members in bingo and pick-up sticks. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 11 at city hall with regular business and initiation of new members. The Willing Workers group of the Es t herville Lutheran church will meet Saturday at Mrs. Fred Ankrum's home assisted by Mrs. Einer Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Edith Bass
H A Wahldieck
Jack Crerck
Jack Creek Township
Emmet
Center Two
Denmark
High Lake
Ellsworth
Estherville
12 Mile Lake
Lincoln
Joe Oakes, Jr
Frank Hutchinson
Bass
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Glenn Michael
Lulu Whitacre
Ernest Smith
W. H Dickinson
Ernestine Prior
Michael
Victor Mortenson
Melvin Warren
Estherville Lutheran Church
Fred Ankrum
South Eighth Street
Einer Christensen
Woman's Club Dept to Meet Monday Afternoon
Mrs R K Blazer will host a Civic Current Topics department meeting of the Woman's Club Monday afternoon Oct 28 Mrs Jay Howard leads a lesson on Germany Hitler Draws a New Map The American Home Department met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs C E Birney Mrs M J Groves and Mrs Donald Pro gave a travelogue on Homes Rock Island Woman's Club to Meet Friday Two Car Load of Members at City Hall 2 30 With bingo and bridge and refreshments to follow
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Woman's Club Dept
R K. Blazer
Woman's Club
Jay Howard
Germany
Hitler
Mis
C. E. Birney
M. J. Groves
Donald Pro
Rock Island Woman's Club
Rock Island Woman's Club No. 2
City Hall
Legionaires Dinner Reminder At Club Rooms
The American Legion reminds members of a stag dinner at the club rooms on Tuesday evening October 4 at seven o'clock. A large attendance is urged. The new officers will serve supper at seven followed by their installation with Joe Graham, 8th district commander, and Gene Carney, 8th district adjutant in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Joe Graham
Gene Carney
Local notes share hospital, visits and family moves
OCALS Mrs Ole Olson is in the Cole man hospital with a broken hip after a porch fall. Dr. R. D. Thompson assisted Dr. Susanne Gallup in Britt for a chiropractic clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehlers spent Sunday in Minneapolis visiting their daughter Lorraine a University of Minnesota student. Mrs. Jennie Stapleton of Fort Dodge visits the Joe Nissen home. Eugene Kelley a junior college student sprained his collar bone in scrimmage and will miss weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mallory took sisters Rose Hamilton and Hattie Schibley to Waterloo. Mrs. Joe Nissen hosts her sister Dodge and nephews Robert Trusty and Howard from Milwaukee and Ft. Dodge with wives. Mrs Nellie Murphy of Larchwood visits sister Mrs. Tom Whitish and cares for their 96 year old mother. Miss Gladys Murphy nurse at Hot Springs S D stayed Monday to Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Karol Kingery and children moved into the West Main duplex formerly of Mrs. Ella McArdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ehlers
Minneapolis
Miss Lorraine
The
University of Minnesota
Jennie Stapleton
Fort Dodge
Joe Nissen
Nissen
Eugene Kelley
R. L. Mallory
Rose Hamilton
Hattie Schibley
Waterloo
Mallory
Robert Trusty
Milwaukee, Wis
Howard
Ft. Dodge
Nellie Murphy
Larchwood
Tom Whitish
Murphy
Gladys Murphy
Veterans Hospital
Hot Springs
S. D
Septemb er nuptials listed for Estherville couples
Marriage notices record several ceremonies: Oliver A. Truesdell and Florence T. Wempe of Terril wed Sept 24 with witnesses Lottie Pegers and Clarence R. Lucas. Richard Wermerson of Estherville and Freida Miller of Laverne wed Sept 28 with Witnesses Peter Migis. Paul William Spencer of Wright and Barbara Wetherbee wed Sept 23 with witnesses Donald LaSalle and Maxine Cronk. Frank H H Phinney of Jackson and Marguerite J. Anderson wed Sept 23 with Gertrude Nipher officiating and Lyle and Dorothy Kelsey present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Truesdell
Estherville
Florence T. Wempe Terril
Gordon W. Nelson
Adrian
Minn
Doris E. Henson
Rushmore
Justice of Peace
Gertrude Nipher
Lottie Pegers
Clarence R. Lucas
Richard H. Wermerson
Freida Miller
Laverne
Iowa
M. H. Schloeman
Peter Migis
Paul William Spencer
Wright, Minn
Barbara Wetherbee
Wright Minn
J. W. Pennell
Donald LaSalle
Women pilots join Air Mail Week and notable women in service
Alma H Harwood Mrs Loretta Patton and Floyd Bennett Field landing highlight a pickup air mail service. Grace B Hinckley marks 25 years at Methodist Episcopal Hospital rising to superintendent. Georgetown Maine native Hinckley now second in command. Joseph E Goodbar leads National Federation of Press Women toward an international federation. Geraldine Farrar named trustee at New England Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alma H. Harwood
Loretta Patton
Harrison
N. Y
Floyd Bennett Feld
Long Island
Air Mail
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
Grace B. Hinckley
Miss Hinckley
Georgetown
Maine
Joseph E. Goodbar
National Federation of Press Women
International Federation of Press Women
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera
New England Conservatory of Music
Saucy 11 to 19 Pattern 8296 Two-Piecer With Shoulder Gaps
Pattern 8296 presents a two piece dress for girls ages 11 to 19 with a shoulder out look, waist nipping, and straight skirt with front inverted pleat. Simple nar row roll collar big buttons and braid trim. Materials include flannel and wool crepe. yardage listed for sizes. Pattern 8850 apron pinafore for ages 2 to 10 features princess lines puffed sleeves and back buttons._ORDER: Send 15 cents per pattern with name address pattern number and size to Patricia Dow Patterns 115 Fifth Ave Brooklyn NY._
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Estherville
Iowa
Patricia Dow
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
New York
Silent Duel in the Dusk on the Ridge
Dave and Dorsey escape a tense ridge pass where a guard waits. A plan to slip by hinges on a risky shot as Dave contemplates vengeance, loyalty, and the crush of a war they didn’t choose. The scene ends with a quiet, perilous standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Dave
Crowell
Dad
Bass
Sayres
Murdering Fool and Deadly Escape in Crevice Encounter
Dave Turner, in a tense hillside struggle, grapples with a strong stranger and slams to the ground. The assailant ceases resisting as Rosy reveals she survived, recalling the bush whacker that scarred Dave. Rosy and Dave exchange a grave, startled confirmation as danger lingers.
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Dave
Dave Turner
Rosy
Vehicle care saves safety on the road
A public safety notice urges prompt car maintenance to keep vehicles in optimal mechanical condition. It stresses that safe driving requires regular checks and timely repairs rather than delaying essential servicing on busy highways.
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Millers
Farm Homemakers
Blue Gingham Beauty Shop
Ardis Ankrum
Mgr
Buffalo Ctr
Margaret Jane Johnston
Betty Crocker
Home Service Department
Angel Foods
Dotty Crocker
Legionaires
Ole Olson
Coleman Hospital
R. D. Thompson
Britt
Susanne Gallup
Karol Kingery
Ella McArdle
West Main Street
Louise Post
West Second Avenue North
WME Earuene Ware
Jonal Petaeteen of
Beal
Seiieional Women's Clubs, Inc
Jimmy Dorsey
Central Ballroom
Arnolds Park
V.R
Mary
Pancho
Twetten Furniture Store
Gene Autry
Man From
MUSIC
Joe Penner
Ralph Bellamy
Luella Gear
Jack Carson
Clarence Kolb
Franklin Pangborn
SSL CO
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