Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 1

Social News Former Estherville Teacher Is Married BY CLARA Janet Cody. daughter of and Stra Albert Cody of Fenthe bride of Mo: breathe of Mrs Staton. Sioux Falls S. D. in at tArro melork afternoon nt St Paul: cat church Pallesen in conduct.

The Die; marriage service Nuptial music was 3 Asper org.anist and 1. wha sang. () 1.1 Perfect With Thy Benediction bride. who was given 1, by her Inther. 1.133 In gown al ivory white MA.

with full train. Her was held in place 1. whit. halo. She carted 9 and orchid with streant.

of white satin ribbon worn The she wore mother the she was married of honor, Maxine Cody. st 4 the bride. wore A vat gown and bridesmaids Ionia. Dr. R.

C. Biggs OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Over Emmet County Bank Estherville, Iowa Phone Office 432 Res. 611-W Closed Saturday afternoon Vigon and Mre Clifford Pringle. cown- of pink satin Gowns it the ndant: were made identical tn the bridal gown and each i matching headdress And gauntlets carried corse. ed (sr1 white trainments Beet mah W24 Donald Jacobson and sere Dasid Jacobson and Clifford Fringie.

Donald and David Jainhson are cousins of the to and Pringle is 3 the bride 1: there of the couple wore drosera and pinx for the bride and 1 hold in the church muniatute church and Pat on: topped the wedding ard Mr4 Svaren ate vaca-! tioning In North Dakota and Minnesota and after the middle of 1 September will he at home at 4256 Chicago avenue south in Minneapolis. Mr Svaren will enter his senior year 3: Luther Theological seminary in St. Paul and also will serve this school year as pastor. of a chuteh in Sherman, S. 19 .1 graduate of Clear Lake.

S. 1. high school and of Augustana cotloge at Sioux Falls. Stra. Svaren graduate of Seneca high school.

Waldort college and college. She taught at Lrdyard Estherville junior high, 1945-47 the present time is parish secretary 2t Bethichom Lutheran church in Minneapolis Mrs. R. O. Clark Hostess To Restmore Club Mrs.

R. Clark was hostess the Restmore club at her homo yesterday afternoon. served 0n: velock luncheon Mrs Cross, MrA. Ernest Fuckaba, Mry. Gertrude Weber.

Mrs. Lavina Taylor. MrA Emma Solrnonson and guest. Mrs. Carrie Bristle ut Perry who is visiting 31 the Huckaba home.

Give yourself a treat! Slip into the fur coat of your dreams, enjoy Rhomberg's rare values Saturday, Sept. 8 Housewife or career girl, here's a good suggestion! Let the dishes stand, put that dictation file away, and surround yourself in the luxury of fur. Run your tingers over the smooth, fresh pelts. See how lovely you look in the new Rhomberg styles never before 49 ample, so opulent, so royally rich. We're sure you'll love every one, and Rhomberg's reasonable prices, too! Pion a visit -now, Free Storage Safeguards Your Furs Until Fall Hurry! RhomBerg's PLAN furs" "bought gre in Spring going AST fast.

Replacement costs indicate shorp rise in price! Harmon's FASHION SHOP a Social Helen Mr. ton, Svaren. of performed day. pran George Marian Otterby Holy." The marriage in veil tired pearl NO ers locket the when Maid tor of in TEACHERS Continued from page 921 First Ave. south, Delores Fiold.

second, desistant to: pril, 408 South 9th, 100 Alice Nicoll, rurni and supervisor, 408 South 0th. 199; Rost, kindergarten (P. 813 Central 538J. Neva Albright, fourth, 1108 North 8th. 164: Dorothy Fear.

principal, first. $16 Phst Ave. South. 8083: Ora Loving, fifth. 1108 North 8th, 154: Emily Sternborg, second, 110 North 6th, 1187W; Molthird.

008 13th Ave. North, 889LW: Florehe Tweeten. sixth. 1108 North 8th. 164.

Ellern Fritter, fourth. 1210 First Ave. Nori.h, 1412LJ; Doris McKay, first, 808 12th Ave. North, 1749W: Shirley Northey. third, 402 North Second; Marion Orvis, principal, second, 1014 First Ave.

North, 329. Roosevelt: Elaine Bergheter, 4. 5-6 Geography, 320 South 9th, 961: Fern Carlson. second, 821 North 4th. 902W; Elizabeth Colt, principal.

First Ave. South, 269J: Rosanne Hagan, kindergarten Roosevelt and McKinley, 810 North 6th, 862; AdeInido Lloyd. third, 616 North 8th. 205: Louisa Meyer, first, 121 Third Ave. North, 13341; Verona Radig, 4-5-6 arithmetic.

North 7th, 1366J: Mildred Sather, 4-5-6 Engand music. 521 North 5th, 510W: Frances Simonsen. 4-5-6 reading, 102. North Second; Aletha Whitcomb. 4-5-6 science, 119 South 7th, 436W.

Margaret Manicce: Mayo Case, fifth, E. Central, 683LJ; Leona Duven. first, 408 South 9th, 199; Genie Gray, fourth, 920 Central, 11403: Homer Harvey, principal, 220 South 13th. 858LW; Josten, sixth, 921 First Ave. South, 809 Naomi Kimberly, kindergarten (Manicce and Lincoln), 1109 North 9th, 1617; Mona Jean' Lawlor, third, 921 First Ave South, 101J: Doris McKean, third, 420 Second Ave.

North. 994J; Shirley Oleson, second. Miscellaneous: Betty Jean Beaver, secretary, 412 North 8th, 464; June Harris. secretary, 612 North 8th. 354W; Grace Hanson, librarian, 827 North 8th.

1731 Don Roberts, head custodian, 608 North 5tb. 608WV. City, School Budgets Opposed At Des Moines Dos Moinry. Sept. 5 UP) Longthy written protests signed by 263 taxpayers have been filed here opposing the 1952 and schools budgets and asking the state honrd of appeals to 1'(- duce them.

Polk county Auditor Harold E. Anderson snid the protests were filed yesterday and that he will immediately notify the state nppeal hoard. The board. which has the authority to reduce the budgets, must set a date for the hearing and then must make decision late than Oct. 15, according to state law.

The budgets, which call for record expenditures of $10.499,742 for the city and $9,113,030 for the schools, were approved last month by the city council and the school board. Euch budget was nearly a million dollars. more than this year's. About two-thirds of the taxpayors signing the protests were ownurs of income property. It was the first time In at least 10 years that cither city or schools budget has been appealed to the state.

Safeway Seeks Hike in Prices Washington. Sept. 6 way Stores, has asked the ofrice of price stabilization to permit price increases ranging from one to 30 cents on up to 34 types of food sold in 112 of its stores in 9 states, including Iowa and Nebraska. The applications bring to 403 the number of stores in which Safeway has asked permission to raise prices. The chain operates more than 2,000 stores in 23 states and the District of Columbia.

NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT DISTRICT NO: 103 Sealed Sids will br recalved by ERr Board of Supervisors of Emmot County, towa, at the Auditor's Office In Estherville. Iowa, until Section Section. No. 1A, Rond Crossing Section No. 2, Concrete fatake.

.....1.98 Section 3 N8. 3. dig up and relay old. tile No. 4 Section 4.

"Big up and relay old tile No. 6. 1016 Yd. backfilling Section No. 6, Dig up 10" tile and replace with 10" sower pipe cement Joints Section No.

7, 2 road crossings The price must be stated in the bid in Both words not and figures. and permission will be the withdrawal or amendment of any bid after once being presented. Ench bid must be accompanied by a deposit in cash or a certified check In a sum equal to ten per cont of the total amount of the bfa as al guarantee of good faith of the bidder. The contract for the work of construction of said Project wilt be let to the lowest responsible Bidder or bidders but the right to reject any and all bids, and also the right to adjourn time of awarding contract is reserved. The work on said Project must be started not later than October 1, 1951, and completed by December 1, 1951.

The party to whom the contract is awarded will be required to attend at the office. of the County Auditor of County, Iowa, within ten days after the date of such award, and execute a contract thereby agreeing to all the provisions, terms and conditions thereof, and shall also within twenty days file with the County Auditor, a bond subject to his approval for sum equal to twenty-five per cent of the amount of his bid, and in case the party that the work is awarded to, fails to enter into contract and furnish within sald time as herein required, the deposit of such party shall there upon become forfeited to County Drainage District together with Emmet, all rights under said award. The deposit of unsuccessful bidders will be returned to them within twenty-four hours after demand And the deports of successful bidder or bidders will be returned upon filing with the County Auditor, the bond herein required. The drains and improvements are to be constructed according to spocifications on file in the County Auditor's Office, Dated at Estherville, Iowa, this 27th day of August. 1951.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: CORWIN B. KEITH, County Auditor, Emmet County, Iowa. (Aug. 30; Sept. 6) DG NO FINER GAS at any price! MAJOR REGULAR 23.9€ includIng tux Sandvig's DIRECT SERVICE 1026 Central KEYNOTE OF THE DAY WWW.

8 RI The early part of she nineteenth century is recognized as the beginning of the machine age. With the machine age came modern medicine and pharmacy. Average life expectancy in 1830 was 39.8 years. Today it is about 6: yeurs. Better living, better heulth, and longer life are the keynotes of the twentieth century.

The art of the apothecary has been prominent in all medical progress. We are proud to supplement the skill of your physician by compounding your prescription with professional care and line pharmaceuticals Estherville Drug Co. "The Corner Drug Store" Legal Notice two ting contract September the 20, 1051- o'clock P. date of letof for Drainnge Disfflot No. 183, Accorthe material.

and construction file ding In to the Auditor's Office of Emplans and specifications met County, fowa, and general towa. spea citications of ummet County, Linent Average Feet size Depth 20" 5 20" Cu Yds. Concrete 6' 1" 810' 19" 4 8" 750 14" 100' 4'10" 225' 6' 3" State Official Dies Suddenty Dos Moines. 6 (P) L. Bredt, 55, deputy state treasurer, died 'unexpectedly of at Heart attack yesterday in the treasurer's office at the statehause.

Bredt, a resident of Hampton and a widely known republican official, was stricken shortly after lunch. He was taken to towa Lutheran hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. His death may reopen the bitter battle over the postmastership at Hampton. The long fight was resolved when Bredt, with the approval of the Franklin county democratic central committee, was recommended for the appoint- He had not yet been nominated by President Truman. Stornt Luke Youth Located Married Junior College Parulty Wit Hold Rereption Faculty of Estherville juhlor lego will hold a reception nt eight o'clock Friday evening at the 11- for junior college students and board of duentinn funtington W.

S. C. Picks Christnis Botos. Huntington S. C.

S. met yes. terday afternoon nt the hurch. 'The members packed three ('hHat. mns for men from the community who are serving in tho armed forces and also prepared Christmas packages to be sent to, an orphanage Date of the organization's pork suppre wne art for Oct 4.

Frre Methodist M. S. Ins Meeting The Free Methodist M. S. mart Turgday evening al thr church parlors.

The opening song. "To the Regions Beyond." W79 followed by prayer by Mrs. Alice Hindman and Mrs. Emma Longman. Mrs.

Stella Pickens read the fifth chapter of Second Corinthians and the mooting closwith "Blest Be the Tin" and prayer by Mrs. Little Reeder. was served by Mrs. Sarnh Poison and Mrs. Carl Bombarger.

Announce Marriage of Mary Mauss to Rudolph Best Mire Bertha Mouse announces the marriage of daughter, Mary, to Rudolph Best. son of Mrs. Genevieve Best of Pasadena. Caiif. The marriage took place Aug.

28 in Eplacopal church in Son Trinity, the Rov. Mark Rinfenbark officiating. Attendants were Mrs Bust. mother of the and Kay H. Mauss, cousin of the bride After short trip the couple will at 813 South Marengo.

Pasadena 5. Calif Palestine Lutheran Ladies Aid Moots, Mrs. Percy Horem, Mrs. Albert Anderson and Mrs. Arnold Saha were hostesses at a meeting of Palestine Lutheran Ladies Aid held Aug.

24 nt the Herem home. "Dearest Jesus, Draw Thou Near Mo" WAS sung as the opening hymn. The Rev. R. A.

Olson led the devotional service based on Isaiah 52. Twenty-one members ed roll call with 8 favorite Bible verse. A trio comprising Mrs. Gust Valen, Mr. Henry.

Valen and Mrs. Elvin Sundo "Sun of My Soul." Bible study taken from Hebrews 9 was led by the Rrverend Olsen and was followed by the singing of "To Thy Dear Name. WA Raise." The meeting closed with praying the Lord's prayer and singing the table prayer and singing the table prayer. Lucille Zittertek Becomes Bride of Arnold Nissen The marriage of Lucille ZitterIck, daughter of Henry Zittorick of Terril. and Arnold Nissen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Nisan Graettinger. took place ut o'clock Saturday evening at Lutheran church in Jnckson, Minn. The Rev. A.

H. Fritschol performed the double- ceremony. were Leila Zitterick. sister bride, and Jon Feldman of Ruthven. friund of the couple.

The bride'4 costume was A powdor blue rod accessories and corsage of red roses. Her attendant was attired in pink suit with hinck necessories and had a corof white musters. Both the bridegroom and best 1Dan ware brown business suits and white aster boutonnieres. Mrs. N14SID graduate Terri! high school.

class of 1949, and hus been employed in Terril is graduate of Lake Center high school, also 1n 1949 I assisted lux father uh farmnny until he entered the servIP this soar and is now 1 rated Camp Carson Duar Colorado Springs Mr. Nissen will make hot home near the 1. soon 15 housing can ho secur.d. The coupir Was honored wedding Sunday afternoon at the hottie of and John Sissen BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Weekly or Monthly AL.VIN E. ZEITZ Public Accountant c'hicastensen Busiding Fermion.

Minn- -sofa Phone (Collect! tour Obsert7 Silear Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sickler of Dunnell will observe their silver wedding Housn front two until holding five open Sunday afternon ht Huntington church and front seven ur.til nine nt their farm Home. They Invite friends and relations to chl1.

Four fits LaRd dials Sleets With Four Stile Lake club mot Tues. day at the homie of Mrs. Burt Swanson with ronding entitled. "The Heartless Bargain "Brighten thh CorKer" And "Church in the Dell" were sung. Roll call was answered by Haming a teacher remembered best.

A letter of thanks was received from Donald Lair, a patient in hospital in Tovas. The club his planned an auction to be Held next month and ench member is asked to donate an article for the sale. The business' session was closed with tho Lord's prayer. Mrs. J.

D. and Mrs. Myron Barnes conducted bingo game. Guests of the club were Airs. Kennoth Swanson and daughter and Mrs.

Walter Swanson. Members present were Mrs. Cecil Wiseman. Mrs. Frank Weeks, Mrs.

Otto Schaper. Mrs. Carl Sawyer, Mrs. Walter Rusch, Mrs. Sami Nans and daughter, Mrs.

Artie McConnell and daughter, Mrs. Gerald Love and children, Mrs. Edlth Lair, Mrs. Raymond Lair and son, Mrs. Henry Klein, Mrs.

Richard Hansen and daughter, Mrs. Keith GHtfith, Mrs. Loren DeVore and son, Mri. Herb Borgeson and Mrs. Chester Barnes.

May Enroll in ROTC Des Moines Sophomore men students at Drake university will be permitted to enroll in the first year basic course of the air force ROTC program under the terms of a recent air force directive. which provides that sophomores may take the first year course and condense the last three years of the P.OTC program into their junior and senior years. Events Calendar Tonight Friday Tonight Worship Committee and Ushers of Christian church. 8:30 p. m.

Meet at the church. Knights of Pythias. 8 p. m. Regular meeting.

Friday Presbyterian Council. 1:15 p. m. Luncheon at church. Groups of Christian Church.

2 p. Dale Hollow, Mrs. neth Steveson, leader, at the home of. Mrs. Joe Peterson; AU People.

Mrs. Waldo' Brink, leader, with Mrs. Harry Jones; Ram' Hey Memorial Home, Mrs. Loren Barlow, leader. at the church.

Prisollla Club of Methodist Church. p. m. Meet at the home of Sirs. Henry Mahlum.

Mrs. Fred Robinson and Mrs. Charles Coons assisting. Saturday St. Rita's Circle.

9 2. m. Bake sale at Fareway store. Okomanpado Chapter of DAR. 3 p.

m. At the home Mrs. D. A. Partello.

Mrs. Charles W. Hash and Mrs. Paul Weir assisting. Program, Arvil Parks.

spraker. and Mary Christ, reading. Golf and Country Club. Box social party. Mr.

and Mrs. M. S. Nielson, chairmen, Dr. and Mra.

C. R. Kitchen, Mr. and Mra. J.

M. Robb, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Mickelson. committee. Sunday Lake Shore Country Club. 1 p. m.

Club picnic at Wood's pasture, Old and present mombers and families invited. and Mrs. George W. Sickler Silver Wedding. 2-5 p.

m. Open house at Huntington church. 7-8 p. m. Open at the couple's farm home Open House at Christian Church Parsonage.

3-5 and 7-9 p. m. The Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Leeds will welcome visits from church members and friends.

Monday Wesleyan Service Gulld. 6 30 p. m. Pot luck supper at Methodist church dining room. Night Groups of Christian Church.

8 p. m. Child Saving group at home of leader. Mrs. Bruce Yakima, Sirs.

Richard Jonna. at home of Hrs. Merle Grena: Huzol Green. Mrs. Eldon Weber.

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la Storm saph 8 Rob ert Poutson, 16, 8f Mehr Storm Lake, who disappeared ABout month ago; says coming home as soon as he gats chough mondy to burg New tires for Rig cam The youth was located he the result of publication of plecure In two Los Angelas And two San Francisco: newspapers. Poulson saw His and telephoned He relatives. He said He Had been working with a hay Baling drew and Would homeward, probably Hast week, when he gets the Hew tires. When the youth wits reported missing, efforts of the state police radio system locate him were unsuccessful Then Folatives, play. Ing a hunch, sent his And their story to (Ho Estherville, towar Daily News Thurs, Sept.

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