Community notices and local visits fill Estherville week
Local residents hosted guests from nearby towns and made rounds visiting kin and friends in Estherville. A Missionary Meeting is planned, an Easter program announced, and Crim, Clump, and French families featured in social notes. A large charity musical and Rebekah events highlight community life with a forthcoming Maurice Doyle Post fundraiser.
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Jing Tl
Tom Ruckines
Williams
Olwein
Fred Hanson
Hanson
Wood
Jim Merkle
Estherville
Ruth Clump
Cedar Rapids
Patton
Easter music program at the Hall in Wallingford
A fine program of Easter music will be given Easter Sunday at the Hall at 2 30 in the afternoon. A special chorus trained by Mr Harring for this occasion. Numerous local residents made short trips to Estherville Mason City Pocahontas Armstrong and other towns for shopping visiting or business over the past week.
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Henry Webb
Sioux City
Joe Rathman
Estherville
Frank Anderson
L. E. Crim
Andrew Aderbeck
Emmetsburg
Reba Wilson
Melicia Wilson
Etheal Palmer
Frieda Krause
Ethereal Palmer
Ole Anderson
LeRoy Morrice
Curtis Kasa
Wendel Helgason
Victor Morrice
Graettinger
Oscar Loeffling
Dorcas Society
L. L
Harring
Lloyd Crim
Mason City
Asher Peterson
Fred Heidecker
Jake Amdahl
Sever Egertson
Oscar Peterson
Coleman Hospital
Arthur Wass
Lake Park
Joe Harring
D. L. Richards
Wyona
Albert
Sac City
Richard
Strict
Art Annonson
Grover
Ed Egertson
Gusta Lippert
Roy Hood
Pocahontas
Olive Noble
Etheal
Etheral Palmer
Taggie Hersler
Fred Rokenbrodt
Olwein
Theodore Anderson
John Morrice
American Legion Promotes Solid War Veterans Cause
The American Legion advocates immediate Senate action on the bonus bill citing solvency and debt reduction, while listing eight reasons to join. It highlights legislation benefits for veterans, adjusted compensation, job placement, holidays, and national service, urging readers to support and join.
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United States
Senate
American Legion
Song Department
389Th General Assembly
The
Congress
America
American Légion
Law and Order
Legion
Births in Dolliver and Lincoln Township May August 1921
Birth notices list children born in 1921 in Dolliver Lincoln township and surrounding areas. Ruth Evangeline Hanson Stanerson May 14 Olive Marsalla Stanerson Tweede May 27 Dorothy Fern Howell Mitchell May 31 Robert Hans Tweet Dolliver July 5 Doris McCauley Sabin Lincoln township August 3 George Thomas Stanerson Weber August 25 unnamed Kroneke Lincoln township August 28.
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Ruth Evangeline
John A
Ethel B. Hanson Stanerson
Lincoln Township
Olive Marsalla
Olaf M
Olive C. Stanerson Tweede
Dolliver
Dorothy Fern
Nathan
Eva May Howell Mitchell
Robert Hans
Hal Augustine
Lottie V. Terry Tweet
Doris
Walter E
Vesta A. McCauley Sabin
George Thomas
John C
Hazel Stanerson Weber
Albert and
Anna Kroneke
Births and family notices from Lincoln township records
A sequence of birth announcements from Lincoln township listing newborns with dates from September 11, 1921 to March 9, 1922. Parents named include Ball Ross, Hageback, Galds burry, McDermott, Baker, Curry, Klein Pope, and Evans Millar, with locations and family ties noted.
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Elia Jean
Elva L
Maud Curry Baker
Lincoln Township
Helen May
Walter L
Lydia A. Klein Pope
Ralph Edward
Lee F
Olive M. Evans Millar
Estherville Man Weds Swea City Girl
Clara McAdams and Carl Nelson of Estherville were married at the Estherville M E parsonage Wednesday evening at eight o clock by Rev J W LaGrone. Mrs Nelson is the fifth Herald office bride to wed.
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Clara McAdams
Carl Nelson
Estherville
M. E. Parsonage
J. W. LaGrone
Nelson
Herald Office
Mrs Nelson Keeps Herald Work And Plans Ahead
Mrs. Nelson has served as a machine operator and ad and job compositor at the Swea City Herald for a year and a half with no vacation, praised as an ideal worker. She is Swea City raised, a local high school grad, and has two years in larger shops nearby. Her husband, a bridge worker, is from Estherville. The couple will decide their future as she plans to stay with the Herald awhile longer.
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Nelson
The
Herald
C. A. McAdams
Swea City
C. O. Nelson
Estherville
Swea City Herald
Work Versus Words In A Fix Sweat Beats Swear
The Boston Transcript notes practical wisdom for tense moments urging action over profanity. It contrasts sweating with swearing as a coping strategy, advocating calm resistance and effort.
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Boston ‘Transcript
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Charles Phelps
Renal
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French
James Merriott
Walter Gasland
Hamlinton
Fred Clump
Rebekah
E. J. Briggs
Garland Marshall
Ora’ Welp
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Storm Lake
V. Olsep
B. Hamlinton
N. Ruckman
A. Smith
Maurice Doyle Rae
Grand Theatre
Maurice Doyle
MacNider
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World In Peace Movement
Maurice Doyle Post
Levert Egertson
Emmet County
Niels
Ray Shoemaker
Ray Kennedy
S. C
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Cedar Falls
Spencer
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L. W. Emery
Sec. Commerical Club
Syndicate Made
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