Baby brings glad news to town and neighbors
The note mentions a newborn baby and greetings from friends and relatives. Mrs. Ness and Mrs. Maaland visited Mrs. Chris Egeland Monday. Hans Jensen delivered a team of horses to a buyer at Estherville for Olaf Thoreson and for E. Hawke and Henry Appel. A baby arrives from South Dakota with Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Hurd. Township trustees met at Charley Jacksoni's Monday. Mrs. Albertine Payton stayed with sister Mathilda last week. Pearl Ingvall of Estherville visits Dave Ingvall. Katherine Maher works for Otto Larson east of Wallingford. Pearl Ingvaill, Gunnar Ness, and Clara Johnson called on Ida Hurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaint
Ness
Maaland
Chris Egeland
Hans Jensen
Estherville
Olaf. Thoreson
E. Hawke
Henry Appel
Ira Erland
Baby
South Dakota Seine
S. D. Hurd
Local round of visits and social calls in Jack Creek area
Busines s visits mark Tuesday with Hang Fink of Ringsted at Sophus Lund home and Marie Sorum touring nearby schools. Soren Nelson and Nels Nelson households host visitors. Sugar beet talk lures Maple Hill and Mason City farmers. Ringsted dances and party fun highlight community week with Harold Lowman surprise gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang Fink
Ringsted
Sophus Lund
Marie Sorum
Soren Nelson
Nels Nelson
Reid
Maple Hill
Overson
Mason City
Tom McIntire
Halfa
John Mack
Iowa City
Joe Peterson
Frank Nelson
Kenneth Harding
Esther Rovne
Fred Spangler
James
Joelsh
Joe Oakes
Harold Lowman
Parkar College president speaks at M E Church
E C Reineké of Parkar College Winnebago delivered a fine address at the M E Church Sunday evening. Mrs F A Silcox and Mrs M H Silcox attended the County M E Sunday School Convention at Fairmont on April 12 and reported good attendance and a fine meeting. News from Austin reports the birth of a baby boy at Raymond Woods home weighing 7 pounds named Herbert Raymond mother and child doing fine. Mrs Ives, district deputy of Minneapolis, assisted the Dunnell R N A camp last Thursday and advised. An R N A meeting is set for Dunnell Hall Saturday evening April 21 with visitors expected. A baby girl was born to Theo Osberg’s family at Swea City. F A Silcox and family had dinner with Mr and Mrs A E Austin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
McDonough
Estherville
Lanning
Black
Charles Crammer
Sioux City
J. Larson
Tom Eads
Lloyd Weaver
Spencer
Miss McDonald
Vinnie Olsen
Hattie .Meikle
Grace Small
Helen Booten
Ewing
Agnes Olsen
E. C. Reineké
Parkar College
Winnebago
M. E
F. A. Silcox
M. H. Silcox
Fairmont
Minnesota
Iowa
H. W. Woods
Austin
Raymond Woods
Herbert Raymond
Ives
Minneapolis
Dunnell
Swea
Theo Osberg
A. E. Austin
Emmet Echoes Local Social Notes From Estherville
Mrs Elmer Ducket spent Sunday with friends at Estherville Mr Duc ket accompanied Art Brown to Chicago Saturday evening The young girls organized a sewing club last Saturday afternoon Oswald Borman is very low doctors give little hope Mr and Mrs A S Anderson and children spent Sunday evening at Estherville with the Lewis Dobbie family Mr and Mrs Sigval Amdahl and Mrs Andrew Anderson spent Sunday with Mrs Wicks Mr and Mrs Clarence Dobbie have a fine baby girl Miss Myers Miss Allen and Miss Martin spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Wickens at Grover Mr and Mrs Irving Ellerston entertained crowd last Sunday M Kayak made a business trip to Withee Minn one day by auto Mr and Mrs W D O’Brien and Mr and Mrs H A Sauer and their children spent Sunday evening west of Estherville with the Henry Goecke family Vera Fisher of Estherville spent a few nights at the Elmer Ducket home Friends mourn the hospital operation for Mrs D A Soash at Estherville Henry Olson of Estherville spent a few days last week at Strawberry Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thompson
Armstrong
Sophus Lund
Tom Olsen
Evan Paugh
Peachy
Nellie Nielsen
C. E. Cordoman
Ringsted Wednes
Eva Stavens
Arthur Lindsey
Bancroft
Bakkun
Hudson
Nelson
Cedar Falls
Miss Nelson
Halfa
George Madden
Wells
Minn
Ike Coleman
Henneman
Estherville
Elis Cordoman
Sac County
Cordoman
R. Ellerston
James Welsh Jr
Wallingford
Graettinger
T. Olson
Tom Olson
Peter Monson
Welsh
James Welsh
Eliza
Annie’ Welsh
C. R
Ringsted
Mr. Bakkun
John Welsh
Annie
G. Nelson
Clyde Sanborn
Morgan Flint
Jennie Nelson
Elmer Ducket
Ducket
Art Brown
Chicago
Oswald Borman
A. S. Anderson
Espherville
Lewis Dobbie
Sigval Amdahl
Andrew. Anderson
Wicks
Clarence Dobbie
Miss Myers
Miss Allen
Miss Martin
Miss Wickens
Grover
Irving Ellerston
M. Kayak
Withee
W. D. O’brien
H. A. Sauer
Henry Goecke
Vera Fisher
Esthervile
D A. Soash
Frank Wells
Paul Weir
Dunnell
Henry Olson
Strawberry Point
Estherville Visitors and Local Visits Noted
Mesdames Huff Denni son Carlson and Atwood visit Estherville Monday followed by Robinson and daughter Helen. Miss Robinson began as bookkeeper at the State Bank vacated by Wayne Small. Leona Guest and Alma Edward visited Swea City midweek. Anna Sullivan spent the weekend in Estherville, Frank Daniels visited Wednesday, Mildred Stuart and Neva Houk spent weekends here, Alzina Barker traveled to Backus Minnesota, Rankin and son visited Swea City, Fern Knutson called on Daisy Bunt, and Mrs Art Quinn of Keokuk visited local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Jas. Huff
Chas. Dennison
Carl Carlson
Harold Atwood
Estherville
Robinson
Helen
State Bank
Wayne Small
Leona Guest
Alma Edward
Swea City
Anna Sullivan
Frank Daniels
Mildred Stuart
Neva Houk
Alzina Barker
Backus
Minn
Lee Rankin
Fern Knutson
Daisy Bunt
Art Quinn
Keokuk
Liza Duffy
Lenora Kelly
Sherman
N. Y
Frank von Dorsten
Fred, Knowles
Morris, Mirin
Frank
Gibbons
Hinest Olson
Fred Robinson
John Thorson
Frank Steiner
Paul
Mr. Cole
Mason Cit
Florence ‘Kenny
Thorpe
R. E. Kenny
Dakota
Jas. Huff
Fairmont
Chasennison
B. Zahlers
de Smet
S. D
Ed. van Dorsten
Otis Moore
Oakdale
W. M. Hoffman
Minneapolis
Rob. Mitchell
Andy Burt
Silas Henke
Blue Earth
Helen. Robinson
Bert Clark
Ruth
Algona
Mildred Blanchard
Art Williams
Glen Vaugh
Twelve Mile Lake Farm Activities and Local Travel
Ray Rosberg left Wednesday on the train for Buckeye and returned Friday evening with his car. Charlie Jackson shipped a carload of hogs to Chicago Saturday. Farmers are busy putting in oats with most fields expected to finish this week. A planned program at Center school Friday evening was cancelled due to few scholars attending. Some local youths stayed to play games. Mrs Ness and Ingolf, Mrs I G Maaland and Margaret visited Cylinder on Tuesday. Ida Hurd helped Mathilda Payton hang wallpaper Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rosberg
Buckeye
Charely Jackson
Chicago
Center School
Ness
Ingolf
I. G. Maaland
Margaret
Cylinder
Ida Hurd
Mathilda Payton
Radio signals and storms cloud wireless audibility study
Weather Bureau researchers note weather conditions affect radio audibility and report cooperation with other groups due to lack of own facilities for investigations. Findings discuss storm influence on transmission and reception conditions and potential implications for weather reporting and communication reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Wesleyan University airwave study finds no link in audibility
Based on thunderstorm reports from the Weather Bureau, investigators concluded that there is no relation between isometric pressure and audibility. Conditions at the sending station do not influence audibility at distant receiving stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braska Wesleyan—University
Weather Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
V. R
Jack Creek, and Vicinity
WM. S. Johnston
Bankruptcy and Collections
S. G. Ewen
Iowa Savings Bank
F. W. Hanson
D. C. PH. Co . Palmer
Christensen
E. W. Bachman
Scon& Kilgore Block
Seventh St
DR. J. M. Fea Abo
Leonberg & Kilgore Bldg
Lake
Fremont
EMMET
Burt & Jones
Sam Peterson
Peterson
Mrs. Anderson
Pearl Ingvall
Dave Ingvall
Marie Miller
Ben Roach
Superior
W. E. Furguson
Wm. Jr
Katherine Maher
Terris
Twelve Mile Lake
Moresco
J. A. Cummings
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
J. A. Curamings
Shir
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