Missionary Convention Planned for Estherville District
The Iowa Christian Missionary Society Northwest District gathers in Estherville April 18–20 led by Rev. P H Green to entertain delegates. Program includes sermons, Bible study and Woman's Missionary Society sessions with leaders from Ames Sloan Spencer and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Tian Missionary Society
Northwest District
Iowa
P. H. Green
C. S. Kleckner
Manson
E. Miller
Aeer
D. A. Carter
Whiting
Estherville
E. C. Davis
Sloan
the Glorious Church
Harry J. Howard
H. A. Browning
Ames
B. A. Gann
C. E
OL L. McKim
Lake City
Harry B
Annette Newcomer
W. M.S
P. H. Guan
W. F. Hurst
Spencer
B. B. Moore
Sioux City
Wetzel
L. R. Miner
Boonefering
Lohr
C. V. Pence
Jefferson Moines
J. S. Reel
Data Dodge the Circle
the Triangle
Beckie
Joé C. Brown
Onang
Minnie Johnson
Bilaspur
India
W. I. Hurst
Spencer C. G. Rankin
Turner Family Health From Eugene Oregon Letter
Mrs W E Turner writes from Eugene Oregon April 3 1922 to Mr G A Nichols about family health weather plantings and local work. Leroy and Orville employed with plumbers and a planer mill respectively. They mention a $10000 job for their employer and anticipate all children gathering for Wills birthday. The note also mentions Milo Hausner nearing home from Illinois and a drive to recover memory. Police plan auto delinquent roundup in Sioux City with license and dimmer enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
W. E. Turner
Eugene
Oregon
G. A. Nichols
Leroy
Orville
Iowa
Jean
Monroe St
Eugene Ore
Milo Hausner
the Vindicator and Republican
Illinois
Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
W. E. Deming
State Motor Vehicle Department
Deming
Gus Danielson
James Shanley
Mr. Deming
Woodbury County
Heavy Snow Closes In North Central Rail Lines
Eight inches of light powder fell from Monday into Tuesday, causing heavy drift but not stopping Rock Island or Minneapolis and St. Louis trains. Warmer temps promised rapid melt tonight. Old settlers note soil benefits, though history shows April snows often hurt crops. Dr. M R Sathe resumed practice after trips to Chicago Eye Nose and Throat Clinic and Mayo Clinic in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Emmet
M. R. Sathe
Chicago Eye Nose
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Educational ministers address and sermon outline
Fragmented schedule lists speakers and topics for an ecclesiastical gathering. Includes addresses by Stringfellow Drake, Matson Des Moines, Homer L. Lewis Clarion, C V Allison Akron, L. Frost Boone, and Cal Brown Onawa. Evening program features song service devotional and sermon on authority, followed by adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Baker
Des Moines
R. E. Musgrave
Sac City
Stringfellow
Drake Bible
L. M. Matson
Des Moinese
Moe Homer L. Lewis
Clarion
C. V. Allison
Akron
BE. L. Frost
Boone
Cal Brown
Onawa
Reel
Dodger
From Estherville to Chief Valuation Officer
A profile of George Turner, Estherville native, rising from a 10 cent ham sandwich and coffee in a small building to chairman of the Valuation Officers Association for railroads west of Chicago. The piece credits merit, responsibility, hard work, study, and integrity as drivers of his ascent through M and St L, Cornell College, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, and Harriman Lines, detailing his career path, influence, and the lessons for local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Depot
George Turner
Valuation Officers Association
Chicago
Estherville
George
George Bale
Henry
Albert Mahlum
B. T
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Bermidji
Minn
Illinois
Cenral
Memphis
Ere Long
Indianapolis
Omaha
Union Pacific
Here
Odgen
Harriman Lines
Railroadsidents Conference Committee
sig’Moatter
Week End Guests at the Orleans Hotel
A list of attendees staying at the Orleans Hotel includes many names from Iowa Minnesota and Illinois with guests from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Sioux City Minneapolis and Chicago. Separate items note visits by Mr and Mrs Perry Irwin and son Maurice near Huntington and a Sioux City party visiting Robb Clark. Additional short notes mention Byron Weir at the Ford Garage and local calls between residents including Mrs Geo Lorimer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wratten, Jr
Adrian
Minn
Dairy Calf Club in Ringsted a Success
The Dairy Calf Club in Ringsted Denmark township drew strong interest as 8 Guernsey and 11 Holstein calves aged about a year were judged by dairy expert Mr. Eves of the Iowa Dairy Association. Winners in Guernsey were Ray Christian sen first Irvin Nielsen second Harley Christiansen third Julia Hansen fourth. In Holstein, Hartvig Rasmussen first Holger Rasmussen second Erwin Henrickson third Raymond Kyhl fourth. Hartvig Rasmussen led the boys judging contest followed by Ervie Hansen and Andras Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Denmark Township
Guernsey
Eves
Iowa Dairy Associatio
Ray Christiansen
Irvin Nielsen
Harley, Christiansen
Julia Hansen
Hartvig Rasmussen
Holger Rasmussen
Erwin Henrickson
Raymond Kyh
Hartvig Rasmusen
Ervie Hansen
Andras Petersen
Attic scare ends as chimney seam imitates fire
Fire company responds to a Sunday morning alarm at E. I. Echternacht on North 7th Street. Crews cut through roof and ceiling to locate heat source but find no fire. Smoke from a chimney seam filled the attic and escaped through shingles, causing roof and ceiling damage with no water used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Echternacht
North 7Th Street
Death of Infant Daughter Mourned by Kennedy Family
Mr and Mrs Ray Kennedy mourn the death of their infant daughter which occurred on the 7th inst Their many friends extend heartfelt sympathy in their hour of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kennedy
West Side Grocery Closes Under Lloyd Allen
The west side store run by Lloyd Allen closed last Saturday after the business proved unprofitable. Allen, who holds an important position with the Rock Island railroad, decided to discontinue and liquidate the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Lloyd Allen
Rock Island Railroad Company
Boost for Estherville Chautauqua gains local backing
Keith Vawter and boosters from Cedar Rapids urged Chamber of Commerce members to back a June Chautauqua here. They pledged cooperation to share net profits, boost community interest, and organize a local Chautauqua association with plans to stage an event of statewide significance. The luncheon spurred formation of a local committee to prepare papers and move the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Vawter
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Chautauqua
Gardston
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce Club
Vawter
Plattenburg
Iowa
Chas. Mayne
B. B. Anderson
I. Coleman
J. E. Stockdale
Car Damaged by Fire on Hansen Farm
A Chevrolet belonging to Warren Newhall was badly damaged by fire overnight in a machine shed on the H. H. Hansen farm, with O. D. Reynolds discovering it in the morning. The blaze destroyed the upper part of the car. cause unknown, but the shed and other buildings were spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Newhall
H. H. Hansen
O. D.reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northwest District Organization of Christian Church
P.H. Green
W. M. Society
H.E. Standley
W. Muckley
Ccusenusseress
Edwin E. Hignett
Laurens
Eugene, Oregon
Turner
Minois
Emmet County
Foy i
They
W. M. Turner
All Western Railroads
William Turner
Orleans Hotel
R. A. Bullard
Waterloo
A. C. Easton
Fort Dodge
G. L. Miracle
Alex Dinmick
Pittsburg
Holstein
Erwin’ Henricksen
Raymond Kyhl
Harold Jensen
Nels Larsen
Arnold Sorensen
Carl Petersen
Samuel Johnson
Robert Nielsen
Raymond Christiansen
Irwin Nielsen
Harley Christiansen
Juila Hansen Clifford Henricksen
Maron Johansen
Ervie Hansen Vernon Myers
Mr. Eves
H. Rasmussen
E. Hansen
A. Peterson
West Side Grocery
Booster Team
THE
First Presbyterian Church
Soloists Messrs. Edw. Broms and
O. F. Manthe
Moses
Jesus
Tena
Gnorus
Bags
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