Obituary for Elizabeth Neitzel of Armstrong Iowa
Elizabeth Neitzel born February 2 1822 in Burite Germany died August 22 1921 in Armstrong Iowa at age 99. She came to America in 1849 with her brother John Shamblin and a party of associates, married Gerhart Neitzel the same year, and raised three children Henriet ta Henry and John. Her husband died thirteen years ago. Funeral held at Center Chain church with Rev Demerel, duets, and solos. she rests beside her husband in Silver Lake cemetery. She joined Lutheran faith and church work, read a German Bible six times before eye illness. The obituary notes American Legion updates on tax exemptions and Spirit Lake convention details for ex service members.
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Elizabeth Neitzel
Burite
Germany
Armstrong
Iowa
America
John Shamblin
Gerhart Neitzel
Henrietta
Chicago
Henry
John
Portland
Qre
Center Chain
Minn
Congregational Church
Center Chain Church
Demerel
Mesdames Robinson
Knowles
Iva Shipman
J. W. Livingston
Joe Buchanan
Silver Lake Cemetery
Appointment of administrators for Abram A. Haywood estate
In Emmet County Iowa the Provident Trust Company and A A Herrick as secretary announce Howard A Haywood and the Trust Company appointed and qualified as administrators of the estate of Abram A Haywood deceased. Creditors must file claims with authentication and present to the undersigned in the Clerk of the District Court office. Dated August 29 1921.
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Iowa
Emmet County
Abram A. Haywood
District Court
Howard A. Haywood Provident Trust Company
A. A. Herrick
Pastry Shop Ad Promises Fresh Viennese Treats
Fred Larsen advertises American and European pastries including Vienna coffee rolls and cream bread at 608 South Seventh Street. He notes 46 years of experience and invites customers to visit on Friday for specials.
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Vienna
Copenhagen
Fred Larsen
South Seventh Street
Local Happenings In Estherville area notes sales and travel
Jay Johnston bought a Packard sedan from Frank Eddy. Herman Oransky and son Merle came from Cedar Rapids to attend mercantile business and progress on a new building. Mrs Henry Scharfenberg and daughters visit Conde and George Scharfenberg. Lester Mansfield and family of Fort Dodge visit the Eddy home. Mansfield is Packard and Willis Knight distributor for this area. Ethel McArdle travels to Guttenburg Waterloo then to Clear Lake for school. Wayburn Johnson of Minneapolis and his father Mr K MacLean visit. Johnson is Estherville High School class of 1897 graduate. Eloise Burt ill from bowel obstruction due to green apples, improving. Mrs C K Nau returns from Seattle. will be met by husband and others in Minneapolis and attend the state fair. Theodore Myhre family back from northern Minnesota and Canada trip praising roads climate and fishing. northern Minnesota growing in favor for Iowa travelers.
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Jay Johnston
Frank Eddy
Herman Oransky
Merle Weet
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Oransky
Henry Scharfenberg
Conde
Mr. Scharfenberg
George
Lester Mansfield
Fort Dodge
Mansfield
Packard and
Willis Knight
Ethel McArdle
Guttenburg
Waterloo
Clear Lake
Wayburn Johnson
Minneapolis
Johnson
K. MacLean
Estherville High School
Eloise Burt
C. K. Nau
Seattle
Washington
Goodman Lee
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Estherville
American Legion
the Legion
The
60C
American Legion Weekly
Legionaire
Spirit Lake
Selby Brams
Ray Kennedy
Fred Rankin
Maurice Doyle
Arnolds Park
Legion
Theodore Myhre
Minnesota
Canada
Ron
G. A. Nichols
Chet Ryder
Spencer
A. Treadway
A. G
Vindicator
K. Opheim
Jackson
First Trust and Savings Bank
F. H. Rhodes
G. A.nichols
Ralph
Shropshire
B. L
Poland
Welsh & Sons
Halfa
Harry Golla
Mer
Rhodes Motor Co
Richelieu Jupiter Coffee
Richelieu Macaroni
Walter Bakers
Richelieu
Sconberg
Kilgore
State Boards of Health
Hawkeye Tire and Rubber Company
Burt & Jones
Rsthervelle
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