County Correspondence Tidbits From Estherville to Superior
A roundup of social notes from Estherville Spirit Lake Superior and nearby towns. Visits and greetings mark the week as Mrs. Brown and Mrs. DeGraff host and travel. A funeral in Superior follows the electrocution of Mrs. Landmark. Community groups meet with plans to plant trees and hold gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bosworth
Estherville
R. Brown
DeGraff
Eldora
J. Campbell
Spirit Lake
A. Lewis
Sioux Falls
Denison
French
Minnie Wood
Herb Ostheimer
Waterloo
Superior
Darrin
Armstrong
Chapman
Mantz
Texas
Colorado
Elmer Meikle
Nellie Smith
Coleman
Anna Thompson
Kansas City
Perry
Bessie Case
Maud Hamilton
E. Landmark
Lake Park
Landmark
A. C. Bringle
A. ©. Bringle
A. McMullen
Grover area notes and notices from Estherville region
Local diary items record Miss Laura Bergeson leaving for North Dakota with Miss Emmet Anderson accompanying to Minneapolis. I G Willey returns from southern state trip amid unexpected snow. Rockwell City illness calls for Vetters brothers, jury duty in Estherville, and social visits with neighbors. A new banker Franklin Diggles born April 16 to Clyde and Mrs Diggles. Various club meetings, visits, and church events noted, plus a probate notice for P Howe dated 1916 with hearing set May 18 1921 in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bergeson
North Dakota
Emmet Anderson
Minneapolis
I. G. Willey
Mr. Willey
Herb
Dick Vetters
Rockwell City
Dell Blake
Estherville
Harry Shook
Newall
Andrew Brown
Harvey Brown
Ruthven
Franklin Diggles
Clyde Diggles
Ladies League
Andy Wilder
Ed Igon
Lloyd Dalke
George Prochasky
Ray Sprague
Chicago
Raymond Swartz
Alice Taylor
Jessie Krueger
William Reis
William Ramsey
Gladys Carruthers
Gus Ramsey
Glen Weber
Batherville
Grover
Miss Yeager
Harry Weber
Jim Ramsey
Anton Roben
Frank Hartman
Alvie Davis
Minnesota
Ross Browning
Irve Bryant
Rebekah Lodge
Will West
Harry Peterson
Ross Fouts
Midway Country Club
FE. Davis
Sam Fielding
Hatch
Klien
August Rosenberger
Ray Brennan
Clark Hyatt
Charlie
Cresco
West
Willie Reid
Roy Merriott
John Westrum
Jim Merriott
State of
Iowa
Emmet County
P. Howe
Ratherville
District Court
Said County
Sunday visitors and church notes in Petersburg area
Petersburg reports a week of family visits and church activity. Families visiting included the Bensons and Knutsons, with details of Sunday services at State Line church and future sermon topics. Several locals, including Mussen and Nasby, attended church, while illness and minor injuries were noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Benson
Heron Lake
Worthington
Albert Brunsvold
Andrew Benson
Otto Opheim
K. Knutson
Simon Knutson
C. O. Anderson
S. A Brunsvold
C. A. Nesey
Jackson
Bert Windom
Hughbert Nasby
Free Methodist Church Sets Pulpit for Next Sabbath
Estherville church news notes the pastor will fill the pulpit next Sunday with Sabbath school at 10, worship at 11 and 7:30, class meeting after the morning service, and a 7:30 prayer meeting on Wednesday. Card of thanks from Copeland family expresses gratitude for sympathy during illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Estherville
W. E. Copeland
Bessie E. Howe
Gale Collins
F. X. Foran
Fairmont Boosters to Tour End of May
The Fairmont Minnesota Commercial Club plans a booster tour for the last 11 of May with two autos and a concert in each town to promote Fairmont. Estherville is urged to prepare a welcome that will be memorable and to organize locally to show Batherville on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Milford National Bank Closes In Milford
The Milford National Bank closed its doors Tuesday evening by voluntary action of the board and is now in charge of National Bank Examiner J. L. Kennedy. A notice on the lobby door stated the bank was closed by board resolution and under Kennedy, with a statement explaining withdrawal of deposits and failed loan collections led to the action to protect depositors and shareholders. Directors pledged deposits would be paid in full as Kennedy assumed temporary control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford National Bank
National Bank
J. L. Kennedy
National Bank Examiner
Federal Reserve Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Q. C. Fuller
K. & Myers
Milford Bank Closes Temporarily Amid Optimistic Community Mood
Milford business leaders, led by Mr Kennedy and Mr Geo from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, report the Milford bank's temporary closure will cause some hardship but avoid forced loan collections. The bank shows capital of 25000 dollars and a surplus of 10000 dollars, with deposits near 100000 dollars and loans about 140000 dollars, while plans to payout remain confident and cooperative through the Milford spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Georom
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Milford
Tme
Milford Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. W. Stark
Nelson Wheatly
Cornell Oleson
Hatlands
Dunnell
G. G. Wheatly
Claus Martété
Nissen
Coral Larson
A. H. Nasby
Mr. Nasby
W. J. Dewall
Terris
Dewall
Willie
Wernitz
H. J. Anderson
Alice
Superior Culture Club
Culture Club
J. H. Larson
Harry Perkins
V.R
Sidney E. Bemis
Petersburg
Dolliver
Cotters
Fred Mussen
May Dennis Bagan
Ladies Aid
Ira Browley
Eugene Satchett
Mra. Plinge
Bill Garnis
Ceylon
Abe Pickell
John Weatrem
Ira Brownley
Gruver
Miner
Jennia Thorpe
Mrs. Wells
Iowa Falls
L. P. Stillman
Thorpe
Wella
Stillman
Jim Gai
Eathervilla
John Miller
Gilbert Alburig
Milford Nationalb Bank
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