Wallingford Christmas and local notices mix
A fragmentary local column mentions Calmer formerly of this vicinity dying in Iowa City and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sevatson. It notes Twelve Mile Lake township school events and a student driving a Chandler route. Alvin Brinkman misses Estherville high school due to a bad cold. Omer Natterstad to return from Des Moines for nine days vacation at home. Henry Olson visiting Keister Minnesota and Leroy Olson’s Lake Mills trip. The Shipping Association shipped hogs on Saturday. Rumor claims Roy Hood has left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Lewis Sevatson
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Chandler Raute
Alvin Brinkman
Estherville High School
Omer Natterstad
Des Moines
Henry Olson
Keister
Minnesota
Leroy
Olson
Lake Mills
Shipping Association
Roy Hood
Local notes and mileposts of Estherville parish life
Miss Ethyl Palmer visits Lake Park, and Mrs Olson at Coleman hospital. neighborhood events include a large oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Nels Osher, a Christmas display at Chris Larson and Son, and a surprise marriage of Art Amdahl to Velma Calmer of Superior. Estherville community ties show sales, farm leases, a Lutheran charity box to Beloit Orphan's Home, rising civic activity and a Legion Crack Shots rabbit hunt ending in an oyster feed with Gaseries kitchen craft praised. Families move, marriages occur, and a notable 91-year-old Grandma Ellefson recalls Emmet County days as hunts span miles around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl
Palmer
Lake Park
Nels Osher
C. D. Olson
Colemans Hospital
Chris Larson
Velma Calmer
Superior
Estherville
Noe
Eureau
Oscar Nelson
Farmers Savings Dank
C. C. Olson
Fars
Fred Gook
Wiegmann
Nes Matsen
T. C.sando
Mr. Sando
Stackdale
J. P. Wicks
Orphan's Home
Beloit
Iowa
Ellafson
Ellef
Norway
Emmet County
Sven Hoff
Wallingford
Gracttinger
Wiles
American Legion
Grachtinger
Jack Creek Township
Raleigh
M. W. A. Hall
Fred Walden
S. T. Dybdahl
Clarence Olson
Albert Tracford
Martin Tracford
John Johnson
Ole Ressell
Ed Hanson
Archie Seeth
Curt Larson
Gilbert Amdahl
Jake Amdahl
Herman Larson
Chester Torreson
Oscar Soeffing
Art Skattebo
Lloyd Skattaha
Sevatson led team as Crim's store weighs tax talk
A list of local names appears with Chris Anderson commanding the team. Notes on Crim's implement store and tax concerns mix with a wry quotes about warship reductions and navy beans. A 105 year old Utica death is mentioned amid community notes and birthday celebrations at Gracttinger and Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Sevatson
Lewis Sevatson
Carl Sevatson
L. P. Peterson
Nels Peterson
Chris Anderson
John Wieal
Jay, Gunningham
Joe Rathman
Nels Osher
Joe Haring
John Morrice
Albert Soeffing
Emil Tanson
Gus Kries
Juhl Heidecker
Albert Walden
EB. Crim
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Halfa Boys
Graettinger
Alfa Boys
HALFA
Ringsted
SMALL
Woodman Hall
The
Emmetsberg Orches
Roy Lowman
Leona Iverson
Dolliver
Percy Herum
Voorhies
Dows
Anna Anton
Schacherer
Strawberry Frame
John Hanson
Gladys Larson
Grandma Ellefson
Merry Christmas
Knutson
Bolstad
United States
City Shoe Shop
Paul Larkin Graettinger
Lowa
Utica
New York
North Lost Island News
Ted Hermanson
Sylvia Thorson
Viggo, Tacobson
Mra. O. Millan
Mable
Mrs. Sheffield
W. J. Matsen
Won
Melvin
Hsther
Chrisjtiansen
Irvin Myhre
H. Petersen
Egeland
Anna Rierson
Ethel Sheffield
Golden State
Los Angeles
Diego
Anto Barbara
Cgl
el Paso
Minneapolis
Kansas
San Diego
Imperial Valley
Carriso Gorge
Kansas City
Rock Island
E. P
B. H. Horswell
Rock Sra
C. C. Gardner
United Bank
Gf Grarttinger
Hawkeye Theatre
General Boomer, Randolph Dearborn
Hastings Hassel, J. Rev
Evra
Stigpins
Guy, McGuffin
Flora Boomer
Brian Sweetlove
Lucretia Spriggins
James Bigley -Murland
Sandvig
K. S. Stoakes
Melville Johnson
s.John Anderson
Geneva Gabrielson
Thora Brekke
Yteeee
Agnes Anderson
AT. Schurman's Restaurant
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Christopher. Lump
Illinois
Royal Lumber Co
Aln Jensen, Manggei
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