Local News Notes on Obituaries and Travels
Miss Helen Sievers and Mrs. William Post learned Monday of the death of a brother and mother in law at Remsen. Miss Stevens tests Tuesday morning to attend the funeral while Mrs. Post, ill with flu, remains at home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cockburn drove to Mankato with the Gayders of Gridley and brought back a new Pontiac coach bought by the Snyders. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Soper left Tuesday for Winona Minnesota to attend the illness of Mrs. Soper's grandfather, Mr. Gleason, whose condition is critical. he is the father of Walter Gleason, once a city resident. Mrs. Warren Pullen is visiting Mountain Lake Minnesota with her daughter Mrs. Harry Hubbell and returned with the Hubbells on Thanksgiving afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dillon were Chicago visitors last week.
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Helen Sievers
William Post
Remsen
Steveers
Post
Harry Cockburn
Mankato
Gayder
Gridley
3. E. Dillon
Chicago
Patrick Heaton
North Eighth Street
Mr. Heaton
Ireland
America
Secona
Ill
Mary Farley
C. E. Birney
Sam Reanery
Devils Lake
N. D
Reaney
Estherville
Birney
Mr. Reaney
County Armah
Chester
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Ed Wilson
W. W. Wilson
Eugene
Oregon
Reaneys
Shrine Club
Masonic Lodge
Paul
Anamoose
Joe
Presbyterian Church
Five Well Known People Pass To Reward In Week
Obituary notices cover deaths of Patrick Heaton Doris Reaney and other local figures. Heaton born in Ireland in 1852 died at 76, with services and burial in Seneca. Reaney, a former Estherville merchant born in Ireland, died at Devils Lake after moving through several states. The piece notes church affiliations, family survivors, and funeral details.
Charity Ball at Elks Hall December 13 in Estherville
The Elks host a charity ball December 13 at the Elks ball room to raise funds for Christmas provisions for the city needy. Omaha Nite Owls provide music for dancing with a hopeful large public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Elks Ball Room
Omaha Nite Owls
Estherville
Youngest Comedy Delights Estherville Audience
Estherville junior college players directed by Miss Dorothy Latchem presented The Youngest, a Barry comedy, at the high school auditorium Thursday evening. Cast included Irene Koch as Charlotte Winslow Paul Gray Oliver Winslow Cyrus Laveride Mark Winslow Louise Elhouse Augusta Winslow Martin Clarence Lindholm Harrie Blazer Martha Winslow Joe Buckley Richard Winslow Gretchen Smith Nancy Blake Alice Bembarger as Kate, delivering an able performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Junior College Players
Miss Dorothy
Latchem
Barry
Irene Koch
Charlotte Winslow
Paul Gray
Oliver Winslow
Cyrus Laveride
Mark Winslow
Louise Elhouse
Augusta Winslow Martin
Clarence Lindholm
Alan Martin
Harrie
Blazer
Martha Winslow
Joe Buckley
Richard Winslow
Gretchen Smith
Nancy Blake
Alice Bembarger
Kate
Resigns as Milk Inspector McMillan Reaches City Council Salary Issue
Dr. H. L. McMillan resigns as city milk inspector citing illegality of a councilman holding a salaried city post. No replacement appointed yet. McMillan’s services had been satisfactory. Home made candies fresh daily at Graaf's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McMillan
Hae
Dr. McMillan
Graaf’s
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