Local home talent play draws packed house in Huntington
Huntington residents packed the hall for a home talent play titled Deacon Dubbs, starring Shorty Deitrick and a full cast including Flave Lougue Zelda Logue and Doris Smith. Gate receipts reached about 56 dollars for the players fund, with plans to repeat the show in Dolliver and Estherville.
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Huntington
Wes Mesdays
Dolliver
Estherville
Shorty
Deitrick
Deacon Dubbs
Flave Lougue
Villian
Zelda Logue
Miss. Vera
Ankrum
Doris Smith
Mable Schnittger
Trixy
Amos Coleman
Bill Schnitger
Orval Smith
Hairdman
L. W. Alexander
Levi Larson
Geo. Brix
Babe
Walt Hageman
Madge Alexander
Troy
S. D
Terris
Shorty Deitrick
Wayne Small
Wilson Small
Jens Christson
Sherburn
Minn
Local notes from Superior and Estherville area
Community items recount visits and travel among residents including Mrs Peteron and family returning to West Bend and relatives from Algona. Mentions births and hospital visits, a funeral in Ringsted, a culture club meeting, and local club notices. Allen Olson receives a major promotion with Fairbanks Morse Co in St Louis. Community events and society meetings announced with names and places throughout.
Local residents return from visits and help family
Mrs J M Weaver came home from Ames after visiting her daughter Mrs Clarence Slingerland. Mrs A C Bringle returned from Lake Park where she helped her mother Mrs J McMullen clean house. HH Coleman and family returned from Danville to see Mr Coleman’s mater and friends. The Misses Irene and…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Weaver
Ames
Clarence Slingerland
A. C. Bringle
Lake Park
J. ‘McMullen
HH. Coleman
Danville
Local Social Notes From Estherville and Vicinity
Geor ge Dewall R H Dewall and John Berg visited Estherville Monday while J M Anderson called to see his father in Coleman Hospital after gallstone surgery. Fred Levell of Graettinger visited Charles Cushing’s last week. Rodney Ness, Gunver Ness and Hans Jengen spent Tuesday evening with Albert and Matilda Pay. Center school closed Thursday for voting on the county farm house. Others at Estherville Friday included Anderson, Hurd, Malat family, and Ness children and relatives. Banker John Nelson of Wallingford stopped by Center school to give pupils rulers and pencils. The Ness household hosted Bertíne and Matilda Payton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Dewall hosted a Sunday afternoon visit. Chris Egland Amos Egland Gilbert Ness and others toured Elmore Minnesota for a visit, returning Sunday. Ja Roesen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Egland, noted. Mr and Mrs W E Bergeson entertained a visitor from Arkansas this week. Sam Peterson’s horses ran away with the disc last week, injuring the disc but not the rider. Cart Sidgbish visited W E Bergeson Sunday. Ed B Qgsher mention. Mrs Henry Dewall and family of hear Super ar cabling on wt i Doral wf ger.
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Geo. Dewall
R. H. Dewall
John Berg
Estherville
J. M. Anderson
Coleman Hospital
Fred Levell
Graettinger
Charles Cushing
Rodney
Gunver Ness
Hans Jengen
Albert
Matilda Payon
Center School
Fred Hurd
I. G. Maalat
Margaret
John
Clara
Jennie
Mabel Johnson
Ingres
John Nelson
Wallingford
Bank
Mr. Nelson
Bertiné
Matilda Payton
Ness
Chris Egland
Amos Egland
Gilbert Ness
Elmore
Minn
Cart ‘Sidgbish
W. E. Eeron
Henry
Local notes from Lake Fremont and surrounding towns
Community roundup from Lake Fremont area detailing visits to the R N A Camp in Dunnell, cemetery association elections, April 27 cleanup, district 101 play at Applequist hall with proceeds for school fixtures, school picnics and closing exercises at districts 117 and 69, local dental visits, egg prices in Estherville, family travels for bereavement, spring farm work, and social events at Huntington and Huntington community play Deacon Dubbs.
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R. W. Lewnberg
M. H. Silcox
Treas
Lotta Larson
Sherburn
Applequist Hall
Dunnell
M. H. Silcok
Estherville
E. O. Chesley
Greenville
Mr. Chesley
Hurd
Chesley
Francis Swift
M. H. Silcoix
A. J. Peterson
Fairmont
Chas. Reilly
Spencer
John Oelkers
E. E. Waughtal
Eo Chas. Waughtal
Miss Mathwig
Ladies Aid of
Huntington
Chas. Brandt
L. J. Anderson
P. M. Jackson
Ceylon
Deacon Dubbs
Dolliver Church Services and Bible Study Schedule
The usual church service times are 10 30 a m and 8 p m with sermons titled Man With a Handicap and Electa the Model Matron The Stub week Bible study continues and next week covers the Book of Ruth The pastor invites letters from other churches and will baptize babies by request A H Pickell home visited by Roy Merriott and Grover Pearl Bromley and Hazel Redhead were visitors at Martin Eckhart home
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Electa
Kingdom of God
Roy Merriott
Grover
A. H. Pickell
Pearl Bromley
Hazel Redhead
Martin Eckhart
Local club and school events surface in weekly notices
Dr Mereness and Everett attended a Masonic meeting in strong last Tuesday night The Nelson Walther American Legion held a regular business meeting last Friday night One of the year’s most interesting Parent Teacher Association meetings was at the High School last Tuesday evening A fine program followed by amusements in the gym and refreshments in the Domestic Science rooms Lee Pickell spent Sunday with his wife and children visiting the A H Pickell home Ben Redhead had electric lights installed Margery Mereness became proud owner of a new piano from her father for her seventh birthday Miss Eva Clark and Miss Alpha Packard left Friday night for Renwick to spend the weekend with Alpha Packard’s parents Lee Mitchell was a guest at the Ben Redhead home last Sunday
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Mereness
Everett
Strong
Nelson-Walther American Legion
Lee Pickell
A. H. Pickell
Ben Redhead
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Ed. Stanerson
J. D. Pointer
Marsh
L. P. Stillman
Everett Sullivan
Estherville
Margery Mereness
Eva Clark
Alpha Packard
Renwick
Lee Mitchell
Farm Bureau notes on cattle testing rate and plans
Four hundred sixty head of cattle were tested with thirty three reactors, about seven percent, near state average. Dr Brady will return late May. interested owners should submit applications now to be listed for testing. Those tested last year with clean herds will have a second test later.
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Brady
Farm Bureau Conference Set for May 4 at Ft Dodge
Invitations go to Farm Bureau presidents directors and officers plus cooperators for a district conference on May 4 at Ft Dodge. The program includes tabulated survey data presentations general discussion of Extension work and of the Federation program Bee management topics and apiary demonstrations will be included with Newman I. Lyle speaking May 3 at 1 30 p m at the demonstration apiary of A. C. Wests.
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Big Farm Bureau Federation
Fort, Dodge
Farm Bureau
Ft. Dodge
Farm Bureau Federation
Newman I. Lyle
A. C. Wests
Annual Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights June Eight
The Annual Farm Bureau Picnic will be held June 8 with an all day program. Noted speakers are on the program. Activities include athletics ball games and music along with speeches and sports events.
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Farm Bureau
Flock Stands High in State Report by Estherville Breeder
R. B. Crone of Estherville places in the White Wyandotte class with a third in the state farm record flock and an average egg production of 126 eggs per bird for the year.
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R. B. Crote
R. B. Crone
Estherville
Center Township High School Dedication and Activities
A long rain night did not deter a large crowd at Center Township High School for the dedicational exercises led by Dr. Mossman of Morningside College. The school receives three new book shipments for the library and a Basket Social program is planned with various performances. juniors study Caesar and sophomores report attendance and absences while teachers visit.
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Eos
Ue Wong
Jessie Krieger
Secenecene Alyce Taylor
Curry Maves
Taenien
Higinbotham
Vivian Maves
Clarence
Wickens
Ava Spa
Wilber Rood
Gladys
Neral
Center Township High School
Mossman
Morningside College
Bob
Heath High School
Alyce Taylor
Notice of real estate levy and sale in Emmet County
Special execution from the District Court of Emmet County Iowa directs sale of the West Half of Section 32 Township 100 North Range 34 West Fifth P M Estherville. J E Stockdale v R D Brett et al debtor amount 6144 06 1 0 dollars plus interest costs taxes 10170 dollars and accruing costs. Sale in Estherville April 21 1923 at 10 am in front of Court House. Thomas Nivison clerk.
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District Court
Emmet County
Iowa
J. E. Stockdale ‘Ag
R. D. Brett
Court House
Estherville
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