Mr Hausner Back Home From South.
Mr Hausner returns home Sunday morning by Rock Island train after leaving his car due to mud state travel. He recalls nothing of the southern journey or letters to his mother and only regained present consciousness two weeks ago. He resumes work at his creamer y and is recovering, with many friends relieved by his safety. The article also notes the death of Kathleen Elen Henely, daughter of Fred and Mrs Henely, at 1210 East Maple Street. Funeral held at St Patrick's Church with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Hausner
Rock Island
Georgia
Hausner
Kesh
Kathleen Elen
Fred Henely
East
Maple Street
Livermore
Iowa
Estherville
Sea Co Tee
Cee
Hewel
Pioneer Jane Dundas Dies at 74 in Estherville Iowa
Jane Dundas born May 25 1847 in Toronto died April 14 1922 in Estherville Iowa at age 74. She moved from Fillmore to Kossuth then Estherville with her husband John Dundas in 1893 and raised seven children four surviving. Survived by four children Frank Dundas Jennie Carroll Dora Hirth and Carrie James plus twenty grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral held April 16 at the Methodist Episcopal church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane R. Gibbon
Toronto
Canada
Estherville
Iowa
States
Fillmore County
Kossuth County
John Dundas
Kossuth
William Hirth
Armstrong
Carrie James
A. W. James
Eatherville
Dundas
Oregon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
A. V. James
Cdy
Oak Hill Cemetery
Local Freight on Rock Island Discontinued
Sleek consent leads to suspension of the local freight between the city and Iowa Falls. The log freight service is halted due to the coal strike fears, leaving only one local freight operating to Iowa Falls. The discontinued train includes the Sunday layover at Iowa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ein Ketherville
Lowa
Slaek
Iowa Falls
Esdrealon Commandery to Observe Ascension Day
Esdrealon Commandery No 52 E T plans Ascension Day observance. A committee of J E Stockdale J W Peterson and Chris Anderson will arrange details and extend invitations to the Commandery in Es'terville and nearby units to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esdrealon Commandery No
E. T
J. E. Stockdale
J. W. Peterson
Chris Anderson
Esterville
Cominden
Emmet Robb Buys Orleans Lunch Room
Emmet Robb has purchased the Orleans Lunch Room and will run it much as before. He took possession last Wednesday and retained the previous staff. The lunch room sits in the southwest corner of the Orleans Hotel and serves train travelers and local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Robb
Orleans
Exposed to Elements After Window Breakage
During a severe Tuesday wind two large plate glass windows were blown in at a storefront, leaving the establishment exposed to the weather. Thompson & Sweet boarded up the openings quickly and expect a new front after glass is obtained. The reporter notes harsh wind, cold ground, and no vegetation damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson & Sweet
Davey Couple Mark 45th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Davey were surprised Tuesday evening by friends for their 45th wedding anniversary in Salem Oregon Statesman. Rev J R Buck and many neighbors attended with gifts and a large cake. Couples and names listed include Rev Buck Rev Deroum J G Nadon A A Mickel T M Barr A K Ford Huckestein Albert OBrien Eugene Eckersen A E Huckestein Joseph Lebold N J Haas F E Alley P F Reidy M Lane E A Thompson T L McClain Eugene Belisle Robert E Davey Royal Nadon Weis D C Thomas J E Herman Charles Kupper W McLaughlin M Petzel F J Jaskoski H Hartman H Lynch Bach Saing Pruitt Phillips Geo Patterson Lizzie Petzel Dimeler Thomas Brown Keaney Hartman O Hara Cyril Suing J L Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Frank Davey
Mrs. Davey
J. R. Buck
L. J. Deroum
St. Joseph’s
J. G. Nadon
A. A. Mickel
T. M. Barr
A. K. Ford
A. Huckestein
Albert O
F. J. Jaskoski
H. Hartman
H. Lynch
Bach
Saing
Pruitt
Phillips
Geo. Patterson
Lizzie Petzel
Dimeler
Thomas Brown
P. B.keaney
O. A. Hartman
David O'Hara
Cyril Suing
J. L. Lynch
Senator L. E. Francis to Speak Here
Hon L E Francis former state senator now U S Senate candidate will visit Estherville Thursday and speak at the Court House in the evening The speaker has a message for the people and those interested in the political situation should hear him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Francis
United States
Estherville
Court House
Francis
Catholic Aid Market Sale in Sconberg Kilgore Store
The Catholic Aid Society Ladies announce a market sale at the Sconberg and Kilgore store on Saturday April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Aid Society
Sconberg & Kilgore
Emmet County Boy Makes Global Scientific Mark
Walter Van Dyke Bingham, Estherville High School class of 1897, rose to become a Carnegie Institute of Technology executive. A noted psychologist and pioneer in educational testing, he served in the Army classification project and lectured across the United States and Europe, with research linking industry and academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Bingham
Estherville High School
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Lemuel R. Bingham
Coun‘ty
Lewis L. Bingham
Walter Bingham
America
Bingham
Walter van Dyke
Swan Lake
Iowa
Lemuel Rothwell
Martha Everts
Tracy Bingham
Beloit
Harvard
Chicago
Teachers College
Columbia
Cametic Institute Ve Tésinoleypidie
Division of Applied Psychology
Division of Co-Operative Research
U. S.A
Anthropology
Psychology
National Research Council
Am. Assn
Advancement of Science
Am. Psychological Assn
International Musical Society
Sigma Xi
Phi Betta Kappa
Pittsburgh Athletic Assn
Cosmos Club
Washington
City Club
New York
Estherville
Emmet County Republican
Redman
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
University of Kansas
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Beloit Academy
Elgin High School
Berlin
Columbia University
Dartmouth College
Baker
France
England
Perel
East
Europe
Constantinople
Seattle
San Francisco
Millicent Todd
David Todd
Amherst College
Wayburn E. Johnston
Lillian Davis
Walter
Arbor Day Proclamation by Iowa Governor Kendall
I N E Kendall governor proclaims Friday April 28 1922 Arbor Day urging all Iowans to plant and care for trees and to study forestry. The message notes forest preservation as vital to state and national assets and credits U S Forestry Department and Iowa Conservation Commission for the campaign. Des Moines March 17 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Forestry Department of the
United States
The
Conservation Commission of Iowa
State of
Des Moines
N. E. Kendall
Band Concert May Second in Estherville
The Estherville band plans a May 2 concert at the Methodist church to raise funds for last year’s debts and to buy new band suits. The group, one of northwestern Iowa’s best, seeks broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
Jay Johnston Enlarging Drug Store Expansion Planned
Jay Johnston lays the foundation for a new addition to his drug store. The structure will be the full width of the building at twenty two feet and extend sixteen feet to the alley. The enlarged space will allow a larger stock and bigger assortment for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnston
Johnston
Baptist Ladies Bazaar Draws Large Crowd At Union Church
The Union Baptist ladies hold a successful bazaar today featuring many pretty and useful items and ample bake goods. Lunch was popular and the town anticipates a record turnout for the evening meal as the bake sale and sale items attract many buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union’ Baptist Church
Ralph Rosseau Gives Up Sweet Shop The East Side Cafe
Ralph Rosseau ceases operation of Ralphs Sweet Shop on the east side of the square and resigns to take a road position for Hutchinsons Ice Cream. He will base in Estherville with his family remaining there, and Everett Ridley will manage the shop until it is sold to another party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company of
Iowa Falls
Estherville
Ralph Rosseau
Ralph
Hutchinson’s
O Flowa Falls
Rosseau
Everett Ridley
New Brick Milk Station Planned on South Sixth Street
A modern brick milk depot is under contract by Henry Hanson to Thompson & Sweet for a 22 by 64 foot building on South Sixth Street site next to the Thompson & Iwet carpenter shop. Construction starts today to be ready before hot weather with sanitary equipment, refrigeration, milk coolers, and pasteurizing plant for large scale milk and cream handling in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Henry Hanson
Thompson & Sweet
Thompsoné& +iwet
South Sixth Street
Hanson
V.R
Obituary Mrs Ped er Dahl
Lena Nelson born in Bien Norway January 17 1881 came to America at about age 20 residing Sioux City and Rochester Minnesota later in Minnesota died Easter morning April 16 1910. She leaves husband three children Roy Bruce and Agnes two stepchildren Lief and Peter and two sisters in Norway. Funeral held at home then burial in Sioux City.
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Lena Nelson
Bien “Orlandet
Norway
America
Sioux City
Dahl
Rochester
Minn
Roy
Bruce
Agnes
Lief
Peter
Inter Consolidated Spelling Contest at Armstrong High
The Inter Consolidated Spelling Contest was held in the Armstrong high school auditorium Friday evening April 14. The event drew strong participation with 270 lessons written and a well prepared, trained group of contestants. Thorvald Jessen Dolliver, Lorna Burkhead Armstrong, and Henrietta Nielsen Halfa placed in top tiers and will represent the county at Sioux City on April 28. The judges were Supt. F E Sanderlin Audrey Schnack and Lettitia Fitzsimmons. Rev Voorhies announced the words. The Armstrong Glee Club, led by Miss Carlson, entertained with part of the operetta The Wild Rose, delighting the large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Spril
Waeers
Lewis Olson
Emmet Township
Consolidated
Thogwald Jessen
Dolliver
Lorna Burkhead
Ored
Thorvald Jessen
Henrietta Nielsen
Halfa
Sioux City
FE. H. Sanderlin
Audrey Schnack
Lettitia Fitzsimmons
Estherville
Rev. Voorhies
Presbyterian Church
Rail freight slump hits Dakota division and Rock Island crews
Railroad men report the Dakota division freight business at a multi year low. Extra conductors are back braking and Rock Island brakemen with under four years service are laid off. Several shops are on the waiting list and may be idle until freight improves. Discontinuing a western freight run near Estherville is being discussed unless business rebounds this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Division
Rock Island
Estherville
Emmet County Woman Eyeing Iowa State Fair Queen Prize
The Iowa State Fair and Des Moines Register run a beauty contest with a $1000 grand prize to crown the Queen. County winners from Emmet and other districts are chosen, then a final group of twelve district winners is selected for the state fair judging. Entrants must submit photos by April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
Des Moimes
Nome
Emmet
Wimcheater
Republican
Emmet County
Towa
Senior Class Play Nothing But The Truth at Grand Theater
The senior class presents the three act comedy Nothing But The Truth at Grand Theater on Monday April 24. The plot centers on a man who bets he can tell the absolute truth for twenty four hours and the ensuing chaos with partners friends and fiancee. Reserved seats go on sale Thursday at 9 00 a m with admission 85 and 60 cents. cast includes Bob Bennett David Brees B M Ralston Raymond Dauber Bishop Doran Herbert Hurley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
Bob Bennett
David Brees
B. M. Ralston
Raymond Dauber
Bishop Doran
Herbert Hurley
Clarence VanDusen
Herbert Mosher
Richard Donnelly
Kenneth Tomnsend
Gwen
Marie , Wilson
Ralston
Aileen Shriver
Ethel
Marjorie Meadows
Mabel
Helen Kelly Sabel
Helen Robinson
Martha
Helen Os
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MR. Hausner
South
Esdraelon Commandery
Walter BM
Hon. L. L. Bingham
State of Iowa
W. C. Ramsay
V-R Baptist
South Sixth Stree
Peder Dahl
Vrhold
Cale
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