Easter Visits and Local News From Emmet County
In Emmet County visiting in the homes of local families are many, including Edwin Sandin of Minneapolis visiting daughter Mrs Clarence Carleon, and Lillian Roggon a Tatheran college student in Waverly IA spending Easter with her parents. Numerous residents and visitors from nearby towns are mentioned in a lengthy recap of Easter gatherings, social events, baptisms, and community happenings around Dunnell and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin’ Sandin
Minneapolis
Alypolis
Clarence Carleon
Lillian Roggon
Tatheran College
Waverly
Iowa
Fred Roggon
Rueben Deering
Gis Anderson
L. J. Anderson
Martin Hall
Jane
Richard
Gus Hall
Tracy
Elien Swanson
LeSeuer
Minn
W. J. Conner
Veona Asp
Manigfttol Commercial College
Joe Asp
Lon Mackaben
Sherburn
Maxine Forstrom
C. H Anderson
Lotta Larson
H. L. Danielson
C. H. Anderson
Miss Forstrom
Bishop
Warren
Lamberton
Friends
Ames
Geo. Mathwig
Lorene Mathwig
Thompson
G. Jathwig
E. .C. Headley
Fey Headley
Madeira
B. Swink
T. B
Filmore
Cora Langford
Estherville
E. H. Langford
Lawrence Hartong
Truman
John Mathwig
Amelia Sandin
Willia Sandin
Ceylon
Art Wenberg
Emma Wenberg
Harold Anderson
Fairmont
Ray Weir
Boone
C. E. Swink
Ellaworth Nasby
Jackson
Merle Leenan
Bherburn
L. EB. Peterson
Roy’ Harris
Dunnell
Sup- A. Linder
Iaitheran Ladies Aid
J. A. Laniss
Ethelme
Leonard
t-Dunnell
Tle Ring
Grace Grems and Orvis Kalvidt Wedding in Estherville
Grace Grems and Orvis Kalvidt wed on a Tuesday in Estherville. The bride is the daughter of Kate Grems and a Grover high school graduate. The groom is son of Levi Kalvidt of Jack Creek township, and the couple plans to farm this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Grems
Orvis Kalvidt
Estherville
Kate Grems
Grover High School
Levi Kalvidt
Jack Creek Township
Fred Klinbeil
Wallingford
Eric Juhl
Will Mar- Me
Will Kamerer
Ray
Kissinger
Earl Hornby
Iowa City
Clarence Juhl
Edwin Juhl
Aurora
Ill
Bert Merley
Tony Stam
Ray Scott
Nowal Morgan
Mary Gilpatrick
Russell Gilpatrick
Arthur Pitcher
Grover
Frank Spoo
Farmers Union
West Riverside
R. S. Clark
J. C. Carey
Arnold Carey
Spencer
Charlies Carey
Milford
Nebr
George Bahtimer
Fairmont Hospital
Leah Martin
Armstrong
Lester Anderson
Anderson
Arthur West
Henry Peterson
Denham Hubank
Art Pitcher Farm
Shultz
Otto
William Shultz
Lyon County
Norman Inman
T. E. Anderson
Robert Olmstead
St. Paul
Revival Meeting Continues at Free Methodist Church
The Free Methodist Church reports revival services nightly at 7 45 except Saturday with Sunday services including Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. The Palm Tree Christian and Three Abiding Elements of Pentecost are themes with 2 80 pm and 7 45 pm sessions. Rev Forrester presents the gospel. H C Bachman invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Forrester
H. C. Bachman
Afternoon nap guidance for Iowa children in early childhood
An Iowa article explains daytime naps are essential for young children age up to six. It recommends starting the afternoon nap around twelve thirty to one, with a brief awaken at three or four to avoid nighttime sleep disruption. It notes fatigue after active mornings and meals aids sleep and warns against using naps as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kenneth III
Scotland
James Hay
Netherinch
America
Brakes Wear and Driver Responsibility in Accidents
A critique of common brake faults argues wear and improper use, not sudden failure, cause accidents. It urges timely repair, correct adjustment to prevent brake burn or lock, and notes warning signs before failure. The piece also mentions Lena Houltshouser returning to Appleton after wintering in Oakland, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Houltshouser
Appleton, Minn
Oakland
Calif
Middle West
Corydon Drug Store Purchase Reported
Chas. Lyon bought a Corydon drug store and will move his family there at the start of the week. Other local moves include the Clarence Ford family arriving from Des Moines to occupy a home on North Eighth Street. Community notes mention farm visits, campus expansion, and a library board meeting ordering new volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator and Republican
Chas. Lyon
Corydon
Clarence Ford
Des Moines
W. A. Beymer
North Eighth Street
John Osgood
Armstrong
B. T. Sorum
Chicago
Soren Neilson
Halfa
Dan Booth
O. Neville
Florida
B. B. Anderson
New York
Lincoln Street
Coon
W. T. Rhodes
Lois Davidson
Boone
George Mahlum
Baby
Ellaworth
Minn
V.R
Early 1907 Republican item covers local visits and moves
The Apr 10 1907 issue notes Fred Parsons traveling to Manly for a brief over weekend visit to Merle Shadless, Merle Shadless spending weeks at Pleasantville with parents, Harry Tosdal returning to Northfield Minnesota for school, T M Pullen hosting a newborn, Dr W A Stagg moving back to Bechterville from Spencer and associated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Fred Parsons
Manly
Merle Shadless
Pleasantville
Harry Tosdal
West Emmet Society Gatherings Across Easter Week
Last Thursday the Stickton club met at Mrs. Perry White’s home for a pleasant afternoon and lunch. Guests included Mrs. Christiansen Miss Helen Clemenson Vernice Wheatley and Lois and Naomi Stark. Easter activities featured visits and suppers among Estherville residents and families including the Wheatley Nelson Graff Martens and Salva households. Several couples also hosted and visited neighbors during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
A. R. Eckhardt
R H. Redhead
James Stillman
Neill Finn
Dr. Mereness
W.S. Handy
Dolliver Civic Club
Clara Hunt
Billy Miller Younger
Lee Miller
Estherville
Paul Anderson
A. R. Eckhart
H. D. Mereness
Albert Hardecopf
Missionary Society
Community Church
Armstrong
Ceylon
Huntington
Palestina
Ingvard Jessen
Cedar Falls
Irene
State Teachers College
Stickton Club
Perry White
Christiansen
Helen Clemenson
Vernice Wheatley
Lois
Naomi Stark
Harry Brown
Max
G. G. Wheatley
Claus Martens
Alice
Andrew Graff
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Lewis Nelson
Andrew Klein
St. Paul
Nelson Wheatley
Vernice
Robert
Elmer Nelson
John Salva
Mrs. L. W. Stark
It Looks Easy But Is It A Lesson In Wealth
Bruce Barton argues against the idea of a universal terrible profit system. He notes many industries rise and fall, profits offset by losses, and success often by chance. He contrasts self made fortunes with overconfident men, saying many rich remain humble while a few become dogmatic and pompous.
Two New England College Aces Become Close Friends in New York
About twenty years ago two young men from the same New England college came to New York. Both were honor men. one captained the football team and the other set a college hundred yard dash record. In looks and character they were evenly matched and have remained good friends through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Knob Creek Farm Lincoln Home Site Details
The Knob Creek farm, an 228 acre tract where Abraham Lincoln lived 1811 to 1819, is described with its old boundary methods and landmarks. Dr. A L Warren notes disputes over ownership have been resolved and the site remains the most picturesque Lincoln home, now a national shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
A. L. Warren
Lincoln National Life Insurance Museum
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Knob Creek
Lincoln
Warren
Luand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmet County
Ath
Republian
Dunnely
Dolliver Community
Rahhovd
James Ramsey
Hhylis
Ted Nelson
Wallingfordford
Wilbur Brood
Los Angeles
Leonard Brood
Chris Spoo
Belva Ross
Martin Chukker
Bridge Club
Charles Hagerman
University of Iowa
Henry Hagerman
Presbyterian Church
Orgis Kalvidt
Norval Morgan
Mary
Gruver
Susie
By Edith Swanson
Mama
GE & Coonie
Shere
Ico-Operative Features, Inc. Chicaga
Uivers Tannodinna
Chas. Carpenter
Webster City
M. M. Knapp
Mable
Randall
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
A. O. Peterson
State Bank
Main Street
Estherville Fire Department
Mahon
G. E. Delavan
Charles City
Grinnell Collrge Orchestra
Glee Club
George E, Jr
H, O, Sillge
Leslie Littell
Iw, v, Pullan
West Emmet
Pour
Bruce Barton
Joyce Lumber Co
Emmet County State Bank
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