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JSTHERVILLK. ViJ SOCIETY Families Hold IIIllm) Jjast Sulldar Invitations sent from Estherv.ille to lic members of the Myhre-Rierson families in this section of Iowa and southern Minnesota brought many of the membership of these families to Mvlirc Jeglum cottage on the cast shore of Spirit Lake on Sunday lust. This was the occasion of a family reunion for these families and thirty- six members of the two families were flirre the occasion. The day was spent in visiting nnd renewing the acquaintanceship of 10 ce who were fortunate enough to be present in swimming, boating and such recreation as comes to those u-iio visit Spirit Lake. There was an a cc of good things to eat and in all il was tlie of ay tllat ca lls for another.

For that reason an organization was perfected with the following officers: president, Selmar Rierson of Fort Dodge; First vice president, C. J. jeglum, Estherville; Second vice president, Elmer Ankeny, Secretary and Treasurer, Caroline jryhrc, Estherville. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Rierson and Billie of Boone; Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Hutchlnson of Ft. Dodge; Mrs. Arthur Myhre, Teddy and Sandra of Ankeny; Mrs. Elmer M.

Adams of Estherville; Mr. and Mrs. Selmar Rierson, La Von Shirley of Fort Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Hansen and Carol of Estherville; Caroline Myhre of Estherville; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Myhre of Graettinger; Mr. anil Mrs.

Theo. Myhre of Esther- rille; Ruth A. Brlngle of Estherville; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jeglum of Estherville; Mr.

and Mrs. Archer Myhre of Hstlierville; Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

and Vivian M. Gilbertson of Long Prairie, Mrs. Minnie Olson of Walling- foril; Irene Virginia Olson of Wnl- lingford; Lillie Gilbertson of Estherville; Air. and Mrs. C.

J. Rierson, Lois and Gerald of Beaver Creek, Minn. DesTfC of Honor Met At Cite Hall Tuesflny Nfelit The regular business meeting of the Degree of Honor was held Tuesday alght at the ditty Hall with eight members present. After the meeting those in attendance retired to a cafe for refreshments. The next meeting will be held on July 28 at Riverside Park.

It will be a picnic supper and the adult members and their families are cordially invited to attend. N. It. G. MI Clnb Holds Regular Meeting Friday The N.

R. G. 4-H Club held their regular meeting Friday afternoon, July 10th at the Krueger home. The entire membership was present at the meeting and the mothers of a greater portion of the members were present to hear the program, reports of the camp and also the report of the state convention which was held at Ames. Both reports were exceedingly interesting to the, merrtrers and the mothers, Margaret Maaland was the representative of this club at Ames and was accompanied by the leader, Vera Krueger.

The afternoon's lesson was led by Mrs. re( Rowe on Work Box" which and educational. After the program light refreshments were served. Miss OHvc Waterman and Edrcln C. Lucas, Married Sunday Miss Olive Waterman, daughter of and Mrs.

H. Waterman and C. Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucas of Springfield, were in marriage at three o'clock Sunday afternoon.

wedding took place at the German home on North Sth street Rev. J. A. Rlggs officiating', single ring ceremony was used the ceremony being performed sr a canopy flowers. Only a few of the relatives and Im- ediate friends of the contracting parties witnessed the ceremony.

Both young people were reared in city have a host of friends 10 will wish them much happiness prosperity. A Plumbing and Heating G. T. Tostenson Phone 379 Of PIPING HOT WATER WIATUiNto HOT WAVE COIL FOR FURNACE Saves Up to was Interesting ith Edwin united lunday The Wa Th vlth under Onl. mediate this wh and DEMONSTRATE NO OBUGATION W.

E. LOHR erville, Iowa Jack Creek 'dH' Ul Tllom Pson spent the 4th at the of their son, Morris and family at Duiinell. Verna who has been staying with grandparents, returned home with them Dr. Kirkegaard of Ringsted was professional caller at the Andrew Olson home Monday. Mrs.

Fred Kruse and daughter, Evelyn spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. O. L. Faugh and Mrs. H.

Meyers Dale and Evelyn Hansen of EacJe Grove are visiting at the Lev! Kol- yWt home. The Kolvhlt children are their cousins. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Hansen went to Minnesota to visit other relatives.

Miss Jean Bosold is staying at the home of her sister, Mrs. La Rue near Estherville. Miss Annie Walsh and Mrs. Chris Ellerston returned home from Lamberton Monday. Their sister, Mrs Sam Skow returned with them for a week's visit.

Miss Evelyn Kruse spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Clara Engholm Carl Duer shelled corn for Welsh Bros. Friday. Mr. Helland shelled corn the past week and received 83c per bushel. He had white corn.

Miss Ruth Amdahl and Harvey Nichtern of Graeitlnger were callers at the Harry Nichtern home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lastine of Central Square, N. visited the past week at the Chris Lastlne home.

Their son, Ellsworth, who has spent the past year at the Chris Lastine home, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. C. K.

Nelson of Scar- vllle, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Berge Munson. Lawrence Berkland nnd sons and Frankie Nielsen were at Spirit Lako fishing Wednesday. Ruth Nichtern w.ho has been visiting her grandparents at Burt, has returned home. Mr.

and Mrs. Nels Sevold and family of Maple Hill spejit Thursday evening at the Welsh home. Miss Carlsen and Mrs. Joe Mclntire of south of Ringsted visited at the home of their niece and daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Andersen Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Meiners nnd Marjorie spent Sunday at Manson. Mrs. Charlie Stotffe! and son, Leo- were Sunday guests at the Fred Kruse home.

Mrs. Scharen of Lytton is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Glassnap. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Knight ana daughter of Estherville were callers at the Mrs. George Buck home Tuesday evening. Raymond Swnrtz nnd Robert and Harold were callers at the Ellerston home Friday evening. Dr. Keeney of Mallard was a business caller In this vicinity Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Albert Lea, were Sunday guests at the Chris Lastine home. Misses Evelyn Hansen and Mildred Bosold, who are attending summer school at Cedar Falls, spent the week end at their respective homes here. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Taylor and sons spent the week. Bc.lb Corderman of Sac City spent Sunday at- the parental E. C.

Corderman home. Mr. and Mrs. J. N.

Hoien, Mrs. Sam Skow of Lamberton, Misses Helen and Annie Welsh, Miss Tillie Carlsen, Mrs. Joe Mclntire, Mrs. Lawrence Andersen were Estherville shoppers Wednesday. E.

T. Baiiman, the Watkins a business caller here the past week. Doris Daven spent Monday evening with Marjorie Meiners. Mr. and Mrs.

O. L. Paugh had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Singebusch sons of Algona, Mr.

nnd Mrs. George Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. H. De Lawyer of Graettinger.

Air. and Mrs. C. R. Ellerston spent Sunday evening at the Paul Glassnap home.

Mrs. Hanson, of Mrs. Andrew nt tiie latter's hiime. Funeral services were held nt the Immnnuel Lutheran Church Thursday afternoon with Rev. Peilcr Nordslctten officiating, interment was made in High Lake eeme- terv.

Edward Christian is helping Welsh Bros, with their harvest work. Paul Glassnnp recently purchased a Port Huron threshing separator. Harvesting is in full swing in this community. Herman Helmers cut grain for Cuyler Peterson the last of the week, Lurhl Fessler cut rye for Chris Ellerston Monday. Kenneth and Kevin Bonnlcksen of Minnenpolis are visiting at the home of their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Glassnnp. Vorner Glassnap has been assisting Will Le Master with his harvesting. her sister, Mrs. William Ramsey, Alice, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Carey was married to Paul Salyers eon of Mr. and Mrs.

I. N. Salyers of Estherville Minneapolis, June 27, They will make their home in Chaska, where Mr. Salyers operates an oil station. Ed.

Carey, Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carey and Miss Inls Thornburg of Pleasantville were married July 4th at the home of Rev.

Fred D. Sawyer pastor of the Estherville Christian Church. They are making their home on the Mrs, Miles Erb farm where Mr. Carey is employed. Mr.

and Mrs. McCray and daughter Pearl of Omaha, were visitors one day last week in the Rev. Burton home on their way home from Minnesota. Mrs. George Haahr and new little daughter born Thursday, July 2nd, have returned to their farm home from the Birney hospital.

Mrs. Paul Erleanson and babe of Mankato, visited last week in the parental William Burrell home. Lloyd Dalke drove to Sioux Falls and vicinity the first of the week to look for feeding cattle to ship to his farm. He brought a truck load of cattle back. The free movies sponsored by the Gruver merchants at the Northern Lumber Company yard every Tuesday night have proven very popular and are drawing large crowds to our little burg.

Clarence Hansen and Lester Wickens trucked a load of stock to St Paul Monday night. Mrs. George Vavra and son, Harold returned to their home In Bralnerd, after a week's visit in the parental A. M. Brown home.

Her sister, Mildred, returned with her for a few weeks' visit. Mrs. Roy Pennington returned to her home in Plainfleld, Wednesday night after a three weeks' visit in the parental A. Brown home and with other relatives in this vicinity. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Hansen and three children of Menominee, returned to their home last week after an over the Fourth visit with his mother, Mrs. Marie Hansen and sister, Mrs. Herman Origer. The Misses Alta and Luella Thorsland will he hostesses to the Wide Awake 4-H Club members and leader, Mrs.

A. B. Rosenberger in their horns Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Ricke assisted by Mrs.

Henry Peterson entertained the members of the Center Country Club In her home last Wednesday afternoon. At meeting was decided to no meeting In August. The September meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Earl Wilcox. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Martin Chukker and daughter Dorothy returned Monday from a three weeks' pleasure trip to points in California and to Vancouver, B. C. Mias Dorothy Nelson of Gridley visited several days lasjt week In the home of her uncle, John Irwiri. Mr, and Mrs.

Soren Sorenson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sorenson and two children drove to Badger Monday night to visit in the home of Mrs. Harry Sorenson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Marland. She and the children remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wordehoff and daughter, Lucille of Wall Lake visited last week in the Antone Ricke home.

They returned home Saturday but Lucille remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayes enjoyed a short visit last week 'from two nephews of Dallas Center. Dean and Janet, son and daughter of Air.

and Airs. Billie Hlginbotham, underwent operations for removal of their tonsils and adenoids at the Coleman hospital 'last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Bergeson and daughter, Mrs.

Guy Ramsey and her daughter, Marian drove to Iowa City last week to see Esther Bergeson who Is at the University hospital recovering from an ear operation. Marian Ramsey stayed and will be operated on this week for ear troubles from which she has been a sufferer for several years. Mrs. Willis Wertz, Miss Mildred Brown, Mrs. Roy Pennington and Mrs.

Carol Vavra drove to Ruthven Wednesday and visited in the Harvey Brown home. Miss Orpha Gage Graettinger last week With Margaret Goldsberry. Church ol Christ The Friendly Church Corner of 7th and Des Moines Fred D. Sawyer, Minister Order of 9:46 Study Period. 10:35 Worship Period.

1K10 Preaching for Intermediate Seniors, young people and adults. Expanded teaching period for the children. 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor.

8:00 P. M. Preaching Service. Wednesday Which Is Better? In Russia communism has attempted to blot out the church. In Germany Hitler and Nazism have at tempted to annex the church to the government.

In the United States we just ignore the church. Does this mean that in Russia and Germany they thought the church had some life and influence, therefore they tried either to exterminate It or get it on the side of the government, while in America we think the church isn't worth bothering about, therefore we will leave it alone? Whatever the reasoning may be, the fact remains that many, all too many, are ignoring the church. Even the members of the church ignore the services. For the past 4 months, we had' an average attendance of 38 percent of our membership at our morning services and only 21 percent at our evening services. Church members cannot expect the church to be very Influential it they are not sufficiently Interested to attend the services.

Throughout the summer months I am speaking on request subjects each Sunday evening, Sunday night I have been asked to give consideration to the Book of Jonah. The theme will be "The Modern Jonah." Estherville Lutheran Church L. A. Mathre, Pastor. Next Junior Services at 10 A.

M. Stanley Olson will speak. The Senior De- pavtment of the vacation school will sing. At 11 o'clock Norwegian services conducted by the Deacons. Wednesday evening' the Luther League sponsors a special program at the church.

Rev. Norman Nelson of lorningAfterTaking Carters Little UvwPMfc Gruver and Vicinity 3 1 Anton Rlcke linn son, Irwin transacted business in Spencer Monday. Miss Frances Callmn visited from Wednesday until Saturday witli Amia' belle Cioldsberry In Miss Betty Kreiger, a nurse nt Broadlawns hospital In Des Alolnes, Is spending her vacation In the parental Frank Krejger home and WHEN IN MINNEAPOLIS STOP AT The newest fire-proof Hotel in Minneapolis Washington at 2nd Ave.S. Clou to all builneu nctlvltlei, theatrei, Jobbeci reullcrfc 250 ROOMS With Batht or Shouien RATES PER DAY l' 5 Garage Service Opposite Post Office Cltxt to all Depolt At the Grand POLLY ANN YOUNG (above) fghts back when GEORGE O'BRIEN takes the job of taming her in "The Border Patrolman," Fox release. 1PA Lakefield will be the guest speaker.

I An offering will be lifted for the Bible Camp Fund. The Ladles Aid will have a picnic meeting at Riverside Park a week from Thursday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Church. The annual American Lutheran Conference Summer Festival at Syl- vanla Park at Fairmont will be held next Sunday at 10:30 and, 2 P. Dr.

P. 0. Bersell, president of the Augus- tana Synod will be the festival speaker. There Is also a Christian Fellowship meeting In St. John's congregation at Cylinder Sunday afternoon and evening.

Union State Line Church Services next Sunday at 10:45 the pastor. Sunday School at 9:45. The Luther League holds an Ice cream social at the lawn of the Simon Knutson home Friday evening, the 17th. The Ladles Aid has their annual Birthday Social Wednesday afternoon of this week. Several new pupils were enrolled in the vacation school this week.

READ OUR WANT COLUMN Dolliver and Vicinity Mr. and Airs. Arthur Maron and family and Mrs. Larson of Leon, are visiting at the Wm. Alaron home.

Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Stillman.

and Air. and Airs. Neill Finn returned home from DOS Moincs Saturday morning. Mr. Stillman and Mr.

Finn were delegates to the State Republican Convention. Dr. W. A. Cameron of Austin, Minn, spent Sunday with his daughters.

Airs. V. L. Whalen and Mrs. O.

P. Stow. Mrs. George Weber nnd daughter, Alberta were Estherville 1 visitors on Alonday. Lulu Marie Redhead spent Alonday at the home of her brother, Alerle Redhead.

Mrs. Womack and children returned home from Sioux City on Tuesday. Airs. George Weber was a Fairmont shopper Thursday. The Ringsted and Dolliver Lutheran Churches held their annual picnic at Tuttle Lake Park Sunday.

A large crowd was in attendance. Mr. and Airs. Curt Meyers and daughter Jean were callers at the C. E.

Watrous home Sunday. The ice crcnm social sponsored by the Dollivcr Ladies Aid and held on the creamery lawn Saturday night was well attended. The social netted $21.93, the mosey to be put in a fund for redecorating and cleaning the church interior. Miss Myrna Whalen of Alinneapolis spent Friday at the V. L.

Whalen home. Miss Florence AInron, Geraldine Weber, Air. O'See and Jim Stillman were Estherville shoppers Friday morning. Mrs. I.

J. Fowler was on the sick list Alonday and Tuesday of this week. Florence Alaron Is assisting with the work at the Fowler Cafe. Mrs. Lena Stanerson visited at the Percy Whitehill home Thursday.

An interesting account of her life as missionary in Ethiopia was given Sunday evening at the Dolliver Community Church by Mrs. C. Henry. Mrs. Henry, who has been visiting at the Handy home, is sister of Rev.

Handy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jake Champine of Lake Belt were callers at the I. J.

Fowler home Tuesday evening. A reunion of the Clark family was held at the Albert Hardecopf home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caylor from So.

Dakota are visiting relatives and friends in Dolliver. Sammy reports the crops jn South Dakota a total loss. Mr and Mrs. Lyle Kilgore and family of Estherville were callers at aie Paul Anderson home Friday evening. Mr.

Moklebust assisted with the work at the Finn store in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Finn. Airs. A.

O'Sell pleasantly entertained the Dolliver civic Club at her home on Tuesday. L. A. Clark and three children, Margaret, Lorene and Edna of San Benlto, Texas, are visiting at Albert Hardecopf home. Mr.

Clark is a brother of Mrs. Hardecopf. Geraldine Johnson spent the week at the home of her aunt, Miss Clara Moltzen. Mr. and Mrs.

Moklebust were dinner guests of Air. and Mrs. Gene Lundahl Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Alelvln Hunt accompanied Aliss Myrtle Schwitert to- her home at Burt Sunday. Miss Schwitert had spent the past few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Henry Holl was hostess tofthe Dolliver Ladies Aid on Thursday.

Mrs. Henry Aloltzen and daughters from Ceylon were calling on Mies Clara Moltzen Wednesday afternoon. B. H. Redhead was a guest at the C.

E. Watrous home Sunday. Airs. Wm. Maron attended the Re? bekah I.

O. 0. F. Lodge In Estherville Alonday evening. Air.

and Airs. Albert Thorson were calling at the Ed. Grlese home OB Saturday. Air. and Airs.

Arthur Alaron and Mrs. Harry Larson called at the C. Watrous home Sunday. Methodist Church Sunday Sunday School at 10 A. M.

Morning Worship at 11 A. M. Evening Service at the Presbyter- Ian Church at 8:00 P. M. Even though It is warm let us keep our attendance at Sunday School and the worship ser- vlces.

The Cotton Blossom Singers, a male- quartet from the Piney Woods School at Piney Woods, will give a sacred concert at the Methodist Church on Sunday evening, July 26 at 8:00 P. M. Be sure to hear them, for no one can sing the Negro Spirituals quite as well as the negroes themselves. The Bible Conference will be at the Methodist Camp on Lake Oko- boj.1 from July 19th to 26th. A good program has been arranged for this year.

The detailed program will be posted at the church. Plan attend a part of these services. pig on Highway 9 east of Swea City. Owner can hava same by describing pig. Call Enterprise.

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