Community Notes From Jack Creek Area This Week
Local residents by the dozen are listed with visits, shelling chores, sick lists, and church events. Corn shelling seasons mix with visits to Estherville and Armstrong. The 4 H club met, Christmas Seals donations noted, and a Miner sale drew a large crowd. Church programs and holiday services fill December days across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Borman
Albert Lowenberg
Juanita Mae
Odus Paugh
Will LeMasters
Fred Kruse
Helen
Maxine Cody
Harry Wahldick
Albert Cody
Arthur Kruse
Emmetsburg
John Bosold
M. Tindall
W. W. Dewey
Frankelin Ave
Des Moines
Harvey Nichtern
Ruth
Estherville
Franklin Nielson
Weed Eruse
Eon Arthur
John Bosaid
Robert
George Johnson
Morris Thompson
Martin Olson
Berkland
Fenton Monnay
Walter Smith
Earl Summers
Robert Helmers
Art Miner
Daugh Beulah
Jackson
Minn
Elmer Miner
Harvey Rosie
Ceylon
Miner
Harvey Michiernon
George Lowenberg
Orlando Culbertson
Armstrong
Will Yackle
Dist. No. 2
James Ellerston
Ida Helmers
Kynneth Olson
Viola Keeler
Norman Johnson
Andrew Olson
Christmas Services At Two Churches In City
Presbyterian and First Christian churches announce special Christmas services next Sunday. At eleven o clock the Our Every Member Present Service opens the day, followed by a 7 30 p m Christmas program The India missions offering and recent bazaar profits are noted. Both churches report strong finances and a hopeful year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Women's League
Women's Missionary Society
Davies
Espeset
Brubaker
Nivison
Presbytery
Bingham
Knight
C. E
Christmas Services at Grace Episcopal Church
Doane Upjohn, priest in charge, Grace Episcopal Church invites parishioners to a Children's Festival on Friday December 21 at 1 PM. Christmas Eve choral Eucharist at 11 AM, processional hymns include Hark the Herald Angels Sing and O Come All Ye Faithful, with Kyrie and Angels from the Realms of Glory, Offertory Anthem I Will Love Thee O Lord.
Medley of 1918 Estherville News and War Postings
Notes from 1918 Estherville papers recount visits of Mrs. Osher and sister, job move for Carroll Macllwain, and multiple war casualty and training updates. Messages report Embury’s Civil War service, church dedication, a son in France, wounded relatives in Washington, and furloughs from Fort Snelling. Local deaths from influenza, new graves, nursing student Christine Olson, and obituaries roll through December 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vindicator and Republican
B. T. Osher
Sioux City
Reba Jones
Carroll Macllwain
Sconberg and
Kilgore
B. Embury
Embury
Minnesota Infantry
Tennessee
Georgia
Dan Booth
George
France
Olhn Shull
Joseph A Shull
Washington, D. C
8. B. Embury
James Cummings
John Klopp
Sioux Falls
Lawrence Collins
Collins
England
John Griffith
Es‘herville
Dolliver
East Side
John Blom
Christine Olson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Estherville
Ernest Houtz
Oak Hill
Fannie Nourse
Albert Schnapp
California
Estherville State Bank
Uncle Sam
Bradley
Hubert Hudson
Fort Snelling
May Hudson
Spencer
Relaves
Myron Miller
Camp Grant
Ringsted
Alfred Bennicksen
Exchange of property and birth notice in town
Mr M Bow traded his house and lot and land west of town to R E Ridley for a northern town residence on Sixth Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Rob Robinson on Thursday December 7 1888. This office acknowledges and good havance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County Republican
E. D. Doughty
Chauncey Ammon
Burlington
Minnie Kinyon
F. H. Rhodes
Wisconsin
E. D. Bucknam
L. Bingham
J. Fox
Cedar Rapids
Carberry
Goddem
Ellsworth
Estherville
Denmark
Mr. Ries
J. H. Holcomb
M. Bow
R. E. Ridley
Sixth Street
Rob Robinson
New Toilet Accessories in Fresh Fabric Colors
A description of toilet accessories like mirrors brushes and manicure tools offered in soft tints and patterns. Some feature Ming porcelain motifs, Empire designs, florals, or Napoleon blue French patterns. Imagery includes chintz rooms and dressing tables with changing taftta and delicate color palettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Decorative toilet ware gains fashionable effects
The article notes a range of decorative effects achievable with the new toilet ware, emphasizing that these effects are obtainable without high cost. It highlights affordability and the style possibilities offered by the updated ware.
Vegetable Night Menu and Figs Dessert Plan
Menu items include onion soup baked beans brown bread fried tomatoes cold slaw lemon meringue pie and a non stimulating drink for children. A cream fig pudding uses lemon gelatin dissolved in hot water, cooled, whipped, folded with figs and whipped cream, then molded into sherbet glasses.
Corn Entree Recipe With Peppers and Tomatoes
Chep fine one green pepper and two shiices onion sauté in butter. Heat two thirds cup canned corn and one cup stewed tomatoes, add pepper and onion, two tablespoons butter, and one to three cups diced bees. Two tablespoons quick cooking tapioca and seasoning. Cook fifteen minutes, serve on toast or crackers.
Growing Boy Chocolate Bread Pudding Recipe Note
A home recipe suggests making plain bread pudding with scalded milk enriched by three squares of melted bitter chocolate. The result is a wholesome dessert proposed for children and best served warm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Creek
Agnes Bu
Immanuel Luth
Church Missouri Synod E. Emory & N
Otis L. Lang
Wallingford
First Christian Church
Alva L. Ragsdale
Graaf’s
Grace Episcopal Church
Doane Upjohn
Lewis East
Howard St
E. Salyers
Estherville, Iowa
Frank Wood
Fort Riley
Cyrus Heneman
Camp Pike
Army
Phillip Heneman
Fostoria
Lewis Myhre
Camp Gordon
Charles D. Priest
Christian Church
Zachary Taylor
Thas
Everett
Emmet Houlis
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Jos Peterson
Camp Dodge
Paul Raney
C. E. Birney
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
Aviation Corps
Austin
Texas
Nancy Hart
Eveready
Eveready _ Batteries
Eveready Hour
Roy A. Goggin
A. C. Brown
Superior
P. G. Sprackin
Foshier
Erb
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