Thanksgiving News From Estherville Area
Local residents share travel visits and family gatherings across Iowa and Minnesota during Thanksgiving week. Families such as Greens, Kennedys, Wiegands, and Fagers are noted alongside visits to Sioux Falls, Triumph, Hawarden, Redfield, and Superior. The town scene includes hospital stays, fire calls, and a McKinley Building meeting. Muskrat trapping is banned in Iowa for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Green
Flandreau
Tuscon, Ariz
Pittsburgh
Estheyville
Pacific
John Wiegand
Hawarden
Wiegand
Dr. Inemans
Spencer
A. L. Hotelling
Irwin Nichols
W. . Deming
Joe Haye
Rexall
Owatonna
Minn
W. D. Dawson
Redfield
South Dakota
Peterson
Louise
Lillian
L. &. Sargent
Aden Poynter
Iona
Superior
Warren Dillon
Minneapolis
Harold Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Chicago
E. Percival
Edrismae
Montgomery
Fred Sternborg
Jim van Valkenboro
M. J. Kelly
Mankato
Anna Kelly
Guy Nicholson
Iowa
St. John
South Eleventh
Mayme Karr
Louisville
H. E. Allen
Maater Carpenter Kirk
Rock Island
Des Moines
Johnnie Johnson
Sioux Falls
Atty
G. Bammer
Thanksgiving Gatherings In Estherville And Local Clubs
Thanksgiving in Estherville centers on family meals with multiple households hosting relatives from Coon, Peterson, Robinson, Clark, and Macdonald families among others. Evening activities include five hundred games, a Fine Arts club meeting with Lucile Peterson, D A R chapter gathering, Camp Fire Girls outing, and Service Star Legion notices calling for members to attend meetings and report on war work.
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Fine Arts Club
Miss Peterson
Fine Arts
The
Woman’s Club
Lucile Peterson
Edna Kruse
Washington
Service Star Legion
Service Star Legion Inc
K. P. Hall
Pub. Com
Sunday Dinner for Friends at Reed Home
Sunday gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. H. FE. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stine Mr. and Mrs. Tool Clark and Merlyn and Leonard Linsley at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Reed. Out of town guests included Mrs. E. M. Wartchow and daughter Miss Mabel with BE. Wartchow and family and Mrs. Don Jacobs and daughter of Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Coon
F. I. Sondrol
Romaine Sondrol
Babe
H. C. Coon
A. H. Davidson
Harald For
Gladys
Evelyn Coon
Floyd Coon
Harry Brown
Mason City
A. O. Peterson
Lucile Peterson
Russel Peterson
W. E. Bradley
Martha Robinson
FE. C. Robinson
Merle Robinson
Fred Robinson
Reb Clark
Clark and Jones
William Clark
B. T. Osher
Harriet
Jones
Reba
Sioux City
Margaret Clark
Hampton
Chas. Carpenter
H. FE. Clark
Lyle Stine
Tool Clark
Merlyn
Leonard Linsley
A.S. Reed
E. M. Warthow
Miss Mabel
BE. C. Wartchow
St. Paul
Don Jacobs
Matt Crawford
Forest City
E. C. Wartchow
E. M. Wartchow
Revival Meetings With Evangelist Earley Continue
Christian revival events feature Evangelist Earley delivering sermons nightly with 39 conversions so far. A city chorus performed last Saturday, and Mother’s Night is planned for next Saturday. Sunday promises the greatest day yet with The Lord's Supper morning and a unique evening service. Monday brings concerts and an illustrated Christ life lecture by Evangelist Farley, with tickets sold by local boys and girls. Circus Sellout dates are Monday and Tuesday.
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Earley
Hove and Girls
Farley
Christ
Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Ad lerika Evacuant
A ready mix of buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and related ingredients purports to relieve gas on the stomach unless due to deep seated causes. The ad claims quick action and gentle evacuation, noting it often works in one hour without griping and endorses Jay Johnston & Co. as druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnston & Co
Ida Grove Teens Smoke Under Stringent Cigarette Law
After a quiet local inquiry in Ida Grove, Supt. C W Sankey reports 38 percent of boys above sixth grade and over 6 percent of girls smoke. He estimates about 30 percent of Ida County high school boys smoke, suggesting a need for stronger parental restraint if the ratio holds statewide. The presumption is cigarette use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
C. W. Sankey
Sankey
Ida County
The Spirit of 76 With Improvements in a Picture
A New York East Sider tells a friend he left buttonhole making for art business. He buys cheap pictures at auction and resells high, noting a marine or landscape is not required to be a subject. He recalls a picture of three men and a hatted head, a fife, a drum, and a headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York East
Central Press Associatios
USDA predicts 1926 corn crop tops five-year average
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates the 1926 corn crop will exceed the 1920 to 1924 five year average by 90,000,000 bushels, signaling a record harvest potential for farmers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Weekend excursion fares on M. and St. L. R R
Tickets at one fare plus 25 cents on all trains each Friday and Saturday with return by midnight Monday. Half fare for children 6 to 12, minimum fare 50 cents. Rates between all M. & St. L. R R points. See agent for details.
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McKinley
P. T
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Elizabeth Wartman
Lilley
Elmer Jackson
Klocow
Hilliard
Mra
Wm. Ridley
Sacatv
Estherville
F. A. Macdonald
Roy J. Ridley
H. M. Lambert
Frank Godfrey
Okomanpadua
W. H. Biederman
E. W. Knight
Robi. Knight
R. Soper
Lyman
George Lyman
North 6Th St
Susan
T. J. Barnes
Brown Creek Club
Olaf Myhre
Phoenix
Veronica Glenn
Chas. B. ‘Marshall
Ariz
Merry Makers
Merry Makers Garment Club
Farm Bureau
Spring Grove
Igh Lake Township
Healthland
Country Girls Creed
Malvina Berg
Lynn
Alvina Iverson
Christine Anderson
Olivia Berge
Alvin
Woman's Club
J. B. Tedrow
East Riverside
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Pillsbury’s Pancake
Northwestern
Grand Theatre
American Legion
Irvin Ss. Cobb
Bill Booster
Orkeal
Wrainsne
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