Local Social News Roundup From Estherville Area
A sequence of family visits travels and social events across Estherville area. Residents and relatives meet in Thanksgiving gatherings visit Minneso ta and Des Moines trips to see relatives and seek specialists. Notable moves include purchases and shuttles to Kansas City Clinton and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Resh
Eagle Grove
G. C. Rindernecht
Estherville
J. M. Jensen
Lone Rock
Carl Iverson
Minneapolis
Pine River
Miss Olson
Algona
J. M. Lindstrom
Griswold
Miss Beck
Well
Arnold Mathiesen
Forrest Christiansen
Hans Skow
Martin Peterson
Des Moines
Grand View
Agnes Madsen
Estherville Declamatory Contest and Local Events
From Estherville and vicinity many attended the Friday Declamatory contest at Esther ville. Notices report visits, a hospital operation, a wedding, farm plans, sales, and church coal conservation efforts led by the Methodist Episcopal Church. A Christmas musical program by Mrs. Gaard’s choir is planned for next Sunday morning with a large turnout urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeee
Estherville
FE. F. Koenecke
Earnest Hyer
A. S. Anderson
Clarence
Paul Weir
Maniece
J. S. Shannon
Tagish
Walter
Frank Shults
Walter Shannon
Person
Ethelyer
Wim. Otto
Ed. Kirchner
Sesson
Kirchner
Huntington
Art Miller
E. J. Maniece
H. W. Horswell
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church of
Local
House of God
Free Methodist Sabbath School and Preaching Schedule
Free Methodist Church sabbath school at 45 minutes past. Preaching at 11 oclock with Clauss meeting immediately after. No evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening led by Pastor W S Seals. Haul tile now at Cement Products Co. West Bend faces coal shortages risking school closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Sabath School
Clauss
Coal strike lessons and future shortages
The settlement of the coal strike offers little immediate relief as coal stocks will take a month to rebuild and railways may face snow disruptions. Widespread factors include high prices from underproduction, halted manufacturing in clothing and shoes, and lost wages across trains and industries. The piece argues the strike lessons should curb future strikes and notes the death of WRE J. H. Monroe at 70, a Civil War drummer boy linked to Iowa’s Shiloh monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Monroe
Peoria
Illinois
Sixth Regiment
Iowa
Monroe
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EMMET
W.S. Seals
Cement Products Co
Wee West Bend
Uncle Sam
Ream
Hart
Hugh B. Lawrence
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Pickard Line
Carl Olson