Farewell Courtesy To Lundahls At Dolliver Creamery Event
The Farmers Creamery board and families held a farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs G L Lundahl and their children at Ingvard Jepsen home. Attendees included Lundahl and host family, plus numerous relatives. Mr Lundahl has resigned as manager to join Lana Lakes Co in Minneapolis. he departed Wednesday. Mrs Lundahl and children planned a brief stay in Dolliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Lundahl
Farmers Creamery
Ingvard Jessen
Qg. L. Lundah
FB. H. Lundah
Petersberg
Lewis
Thevold
John Berg
Nels
H. J. Pollei
Karen
Jack
Eldora Olson
Balaton
Georgia Mae
Wisconsin
Walter
Ella Olson
Emil Olson
Nat Rice Lake
Wis
Fern
Bayfield
Ashland
Lake Superior
Apostle Islands
Emil
Bergen
Dunnell
Rice Lake
Selma Johnston
Des Moines
George Mathwig
Lorene
Miss Johnston
Pipestone
Fern Mathwigs
Eleanor Melin
Minneapolis
Axel Nyquist
Homer Lawson
Nyquist
Miss Melin
Oscar Johnson
Jackson
Leonard Johnson
Fairmont
England
Juanita Silcox
Waseca
M. H. Silcox
Howard Silcox
C. R. Silcox
Sherburn
Schnectady
N. Y
C. R. Theobald
Evelyn Nelson
Virginia Mouritzon
Ringsted
Theobald
Mouritzson
Ceylon
R. W. Swendberg
Gerald Burns
Dolliver Notes on Local Visits and Events
Vera Aulerich arrives from Monona visiting at the Ander tson home. Rev O P Mueller and wife call on friends. Mrs H A Tvedte, Byron Terry and Margaret Terry visit Winnebago. Superintendent James H. Smith moves into Albert Hardecopf cottage as school opens. Local baseball game Swea City vs Bancroft. Eckhartts return home to Yorkton after visit. Goddalls visit Thor. Barn rebuilt after lightning strike. Legion Auxiliary sends cookies to Knoxville hospital. 4-H club wins white at Estherville Achievement Day with ribbons for Linus Stillman Jr family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Mueller
Varina
Mueller
H. A. Tvedte
Byron Terry
Albert Hardecopf
Smiths
Spirit Lake
Ofps Stow
Ry Eckhartt
William’ Mitchell
Frerichs
Angi Dr. W
Bancroft
Chris Eckhart
Donald
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Canada
Sam Goddall
Thor
W. G. Stow
Louann
Christensen Brothers
L. H. Brown
Varna
Til
Carl Peterson
Dolliver
Herman Colldort
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Percy Herum
Herum
M. J. Iverson
M. C. Stow
Linus P. Stillman, Jr
Dorothy
Burlington
Prized heirloom and local notes span a busy week
Mrs Stow owns a 115 to 125 year old spinning wheel from Norway brought by her great grandmother to Thor. News cites births, hospital events, visits, travels and church activities among residents including Mereness, Finn, Kilgore, Stegen, Shaeffer, Hiedecker, and Rick. Community events feature 4 H club work, kitten ball win, and a piano recital lineup at a local show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stow
Sam Guddafi
Thor
Norway
H. D. Mereness
Lyle Kilgore
Ruth
Jane
Estherville
North Dakota
Fred Kleen
Norman Tvedte
V.R
West Emmet social notes reflect visits and gatherings
Residents of Estherville and nearby towns share family visits. John and Mrs Oleson of Illinois visit Cornell Oleson and family before heading to Charles City. James Smith of Hartland visits grandparents in Superior. Local trips include Martens family outings to Mankato and Luther Seminary student Chester Oleson leading Sunday services at Petersburg Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Oleson
Melvina
Melrose
Frances
Illinois
Cornell Oleson
Charles City
Olegon
Irvin Herbandson
Irvin
Wm. Olson
Norine
Lucy Chalstrom
James
Mayme Tangen
Estherville
Martens
Irving Martens
Gust Olson
Lyle
Willmar
Minn
Claus Mart
Alice Anderson
Lester Rogers
Henry Dewall
Claus Martens
Andrew Graff
Algona
Chester Oleson
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
Petersburg Lutheran Church
V.R
Wallingford 4-H Club ice cream social program results
In Wallingford vicinity the F F A Boys 4 H club held an ice cream social and program Tuesday evening at the school house. Sixteen dollars and sixty cents was taken in. The audience enjoyed a coronet solo by Orville Nordaletton with Ruth Jorstad on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Nordaletton
Ruth Jorstad
Family Reunion and 25th Anniversary Celebration in Emmetsburg
Mr and Mrs Meil Helmers and their children joined relatives in Emmetsburg Iowa for a family reunion with attendees from Estherville Ringsted Dolliver and Fort Dodge among others. The Swanson couple celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a garden dinner hosted by siblings and siblings in law as E G Swanson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meil Helmers
Donald
Robert
Donna
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Herman Helmers
Cuyler Petersons
Ringsted
Lawrence Nelson
Tom Olson
Dolliver
Jake Wigdahl
the Helmers
Neil Helmers
Flossie Mitchell
Fort. Dodge
Oscar L. Swanson
Swanson
John
Emil
G. Charles
Esther
C. Linus Peterson
Mary
W. J. Corner
Ellen
E. G. Swanson
Warmly Welcomed In Sweden (Continued From Page One)
The writer recalls a long Swedish journey visiting Dalarna Stockholm Helsingborg and Gothenburg in midsummer. They describe sun that never sets, dancing in rain at a Maypole, Skansen in Stockholm, American music and language exchanges, radio taxes and travel by train and ship, meeting relatives, and reflections on Swedish life and hospitality. The piece ends with a jab at Argentine beef politics involving Congressman Mundt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalarna
Sweden
Iowa
Mother
Koopertiva
Stockholm
America
Skansen
Hal
King’s Palace
Helsingborg
Denmark
Helsingor
Gramophone
Duke Ellington
Tele Radio
Boston
Radio Pro
Highest Award In Percherons
E L Humbert of Corning Iowa will receive the Percheron Horse Association of America’s Achievement Award at the national Percheron show banquet in St Paul Minnesota on August 30. A portrait will be unveiled and a silver loving cup presented. his work spans since 1885 with 444 registered foals and notable wins for the Eggplist stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Humbert
Corning
Town
Percheron Horse Association of America
St. Paul
Minn
Association
Chicago
Mr. Wumbert
America
Iowan
Eggptist
Humbert
France
American
Self Insurance Cut in Corn Loan Renewal Plan
Farmers save with a new self-insurance option tied to corn loan renewals. Under the plan borrowers pay one fifth of a cent per bushel to the county association, which forwards it to the Commodity Credit Corporation to fund loss coverage for fire, wind, flood, hail, theft and more. This replaces the former primary and secondary insurance costs, reducing annual outlay from about a half cent per bushel. The change also reduces paperwork and county visits, easing reseal and loan processing. A storage allowance of 7 cents per bushel may be earned on resealing and storing for an extra 12 months, usable to build more cribs or bins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nela G. Christiansen
Emmet County Agricultural Conservation Association
Christiansen
County Association
Commodity Credit Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lundahls
Vera Aulerich
Monona
Paul Andertson
Miss Aulerich
Dolliver School
Armstrong
Darlene Logan
Muriel Hanson
Vivian Oulman
Alan Hersleff
Harvey Lundy
Ruth Willey
Glen Groth
Margaret Skattebo
Herman Knoll
Ottawa
Otto Rick
Margaret Hassel
Emmetsbore
Johnny Nelson
Fort Dodge
Olena Nelson
Jimmie
Lewis Nelson
Merle Young
Johnny Johnson
Charlie Hiedecker
A. W. Richardson
Gracttinger
Shirley Borcher
Coleman Hospital
Carl
Fred Spies
August
Otto Spies
Germany
Andrew Andreagen
Ralph Schacherer
C. P. Christensen
Homer Munson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charlie Hash
F.F. A
Ames
Emil Hanson
Berlin Webber
Waterloo
Grace Anderson
West Emmet
Wallingford
Nea
Helsinborg
Daddy
Gothenberg
Drottningholm
Labrador
Gulf Stream
New York
Forrest Stump
Tim Butter
Alfred
Sterling, HL
Lydian Hanna
Freeport
Hattie Humphrey
Geneseo
C. T. Humphrey
Michigan City
Indiana
Martin Hall
Coc
Chinatown
Brooklyn Bridge Wall Street
Greenwich Village
Russia
Great Britain
Mundt
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Henry Wallice
L. Humbert
W. M. Spitler
The
Parcheron
orson =o Association
Oakcrest Eclipse
G. T. Tostenson
Ensign
A. Fisher
Peralat- Doan
Dean
Insurance Association
Emmet
G. B. Reed
P. A. Gaarde
J. O. Kasa
H. A. Gaarde
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