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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1941
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Ed Carey long time workers for George Kitchener relocate to the E A Carey farm near Emmettsburg to assist his father next year. The report also notes the death of Mrs Rogers 84 and a busy social and school calendar in Gruver area with club meetings, sports events, and community gatherings through April.
RUPTURE H M SHEVNAN, a Chicago expert, will be at the Tangney Hotel Spencer Friday April 11 from 9 AM to 6 PM. He touts The Zoetic Shield as a major improvement that can close rupture openings in about ten days without straps, medicines, or medical treatment, regardless of size or location.
Ringsted residents Mr and Mrs Marius Hansen Armand Madsen Patty and Paul Madsen spent Tuesday in Rochester Minnesota with Mrs Madsen who is recovering from a goiter operation. Dr G W Darnell and Al Petersen attended a meeting in Esterville Tuesday night. Funeral services were held Monday at Swea City for Mrs Nels Wilberg mother of H N Wilberg. Mr Wilberg's father died about two months ago. Mrs Brayton and family of Burt moved into the T E Weisbrod residence. A son Dick Brayton is the new tank wagon agent for Standard Oil Co succeeding W J McQuinn. Mr and Mrs J N Hoien entertained at a birthday party Sunday night. Schewenzel was played at five tables high scores went to Mrs John Madsen and L A Petersen low scores to Mrs P W Marius Nelsen. Mrs Albert Nielsen was hostess to the Relief Corps on Tuesday afternoon. The time was spent socially after which lunch was served. Mr and Mrs Jeng Flint of Graettinger Ma and Mrs O Roon and daughters Mrs Re Duna and others all of Agub.
Sunday visitors included Ray Brueland and Georgia Ann from Calender visiting J R and Mrs Davis, plus Frank McCarville of Moorland. Obvious community items note Missionary Society meeting hosted by Mrs Ole Knutson, a new Chevrolet truck purchase, school flu illness, and local concert activities led by Stephanie Cowling. Many brief reports follow on neighbors, trips to Des Moines, and town social events.
A socially hosted luncheon was enjoyed by attendees including Lee Miller Carl Peterson C W Dickenson and the hostess with Mrs Ed McKean providing the meal. Rainy weather and muddy roads limited participants as the McKeans reside east of Maple Hill.
Mrs J A Bringle returned from Taylor Wisconsin after attending the funeral of Rev Albert Bringle and reports Mrs Bringle’s improvements after recent Rochester Minnesota operations. Mrs Lucille Christianson hosted SticktuIt club and Arbor Day activities along with neighbors. Eds Brs of Minneapolis and Mr Eugene Hudson welcomed guests. Mr and Mrs Andrew Graff helped with work at the Martens home. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Hudson on Tuesday April 2. Frequent visits, school notices, and Farm Bureau gathering at Perry White’s residence are noted with family and friends in Emmet County community life.
Mrs. Oliver Shonkwiler near Estherville raised United States Certified New Hampshire Reds. Her flock included 400 pullets and 100 cockerels, with 265 pullets kept for a hatchery, 80 old, and the rest sold. Weekly receipts run 27 to 28 dollars. She recently added LGD baby chicks and reports only three losses so far. She plans to retain 400 young for breeding. Her husband assists as janitor and tursemad to the feathered flock.
Terril store run by Mr and Mrs Clarence Boughey has closed and the pair moved to the Fred Clayton farm north of Terril. The Bougheys originally came from Laurens and opened the shop about fifteen months ago.
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