Local News Roundup From Knoxville and Nearby
A string of visiting relatives and residents appears in Knoxville and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hedrick and daughter Shirley hosted extended family over Sunday. Mrs Roy McNeal and daughter visited from Williston North Dakota. Ville details include trips to Minneapolis for an Auto Show and various local arrivals and departures with numerous names and brief events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hedrick
Shirley
Knoxville
Roy McNeal
Williston
N. D
Howard Carey
Henry Thompson
Minneapolis
James Maloney
Ora
Sherburn
Jim Spencer
Fairmont
Ivor Clark
Ella Brooks
Emma Johnston
Gene Kriebs
Pipestone
W. R. Brooks
North Sixth
Elmer Rock
Osgood
Jane Edwards
Ebster City
H. O. Silge
Harry Cockburn
Henry Kock
Clarene Mester
C. E. Birney
M. C. Petersen
Aecan
Dr. Schroeder
Jackson
Samantha
Serena Berg
Twin Cities
Caroline Myhre
Will
Announcement for Estherville Creamery Non-Producer Certificates
Those holding Non-Producer Certificates of Indebtedness of the Estherville Creamery Association up to and including No 725 must present them at the association office on or after February 15, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Association
Social Items Spark Bridges and Parties in Estherville
Social items describe bridge games at the Nichol home on South Third Avenue with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith winning high and low scores, followed by lunch. Other events include a Bride Club hosted by Mrs. I. F. Hall, a Western Electric district meeting in Mason City attended by Mrs. Reich and Miss Manthey, and a Catholic Daughters of America benefit card party at the Rosary club rooms with prizes won by Mrs. A. Haffey and Elizabeth Reuland. The column notes upcoming entertainments at Miss Helen Robinson’s home with co-hosts Lulu Holcomb and Dorothy Sanderlin, a 70th birthday surprise for Mrs. Lewis Mathwig with gifts and lunch, and various local civic and church activities including district meetings, operettas, and community programs. It references local residents such as Estherville shoppers, school events in Wallingford, and livestock shipments, with plans for bird-house contests, parochial and Sunday schools talks, and the Scouts’ play “Kids Awakening” on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Anderson
Wenberg
Geo. Mathwig
F. G. Weir
A. M. Peterson
Sven Person
Frank Ostegren
Axtel
Neb
Clarence Carlson
Grundy Center
Perry
Iowa
Christine Oberg
P. C. Roth
Kentucky
Hilma Coulson
Co-operative Creamery
Axel Nyquist
Veteran’s Hospital
C. G. Appelquist
George Hayman
Esterville
Forstrum
Ernest
St. Paul
Olson
Olds
C. B. Carlson
Dunnell
Fairmont
John Ekstadt
Paul Weir
Nellie Holcomb
Henry Weir
Windom
I. C. Nichols
South Third Avenue
L. L. Smith
Catholic Daughters of America Society
Rosary Club
A. Haffey
Elizabeth Reuland
Fred Parson
L. L. Boggess
R. Tillea
Leo Brawford
Bert Baldwin
Frank Grant John Erpelding
Henry Nepple
Earl Kruse
R. Richardson
A. H. Gunderson
Estherville
Clara Kennedy
C. E. Person
Wallingford
Carl Shaw
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Ressell
Marie Sarum
Albert Christopher
Edward Helgason
Armstrong
Farmers Creamery Company
M. W. A. Hall
Wallingford Lutheran League
Estherville Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid
Rev. Hangon
Mesdames Hansan and
Natterstad
J. M. Wolden
O. O. Ressell
NCU
Community Notes Brighten Estherville Area
A wide range of local happenings is reported from Superior and Estherville. Social events include Culture Club meetings, hostess duties, and visits by Mrs. J C Smith and guests. The tale also notes a wolf hunt near Asa McMullin’s pit, a ten dollar bounty, and wolf hide sales. Numerous residents attend family gatherings, business trips, and church activities. The high school band performs to strong crowds while basketball teams enjoy mixed results. A funeral for Thomas Faust is noted, with details of his birth and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Smith
Estherville
Etherville
Lloyd Weaver
Clarence Stuard
Lloyd
Loyd
T. C. Fisher
Ed Post
Melissa DeGroff
Will DeGroff
Mary Harris
Bringle
Ed Larson
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mr. Harris
Glen Eads
Worthington
Mary Eads
Glen
Walter
Irene Weis
Dolliver
John Swanson
Delco
Elmer Garling
Brandt, S. D
Walter Garling
Floyd Weaver
Albert Bringle
Dell Rapids
S. D
Margaret Bringle
Superior
Terris
Moo North Superior
Ringsted
Spirit Lake
Cooper
C. E. Cooper
LeMars
Arthur Dyson
Montgomery
R. S. Ewing
Mountain Lake
Charles
Walter Shultz
Frank Leopold
Edward Harris
Retlaw
Canada
Fredrickson
A. C. Butterfield
H. J. Heider
Lester
Carroll
Walter Hamilton
Arthur Bringle
Camp Fire
A. C. Bringle
Helen Hash
Brownies Browsings and Courtroom Quips From a Bygone Era
A jumble of jokes, quotes, and anecdotes fills a newspaper page with light whimsy. Lines poke fun at moths, dirigibles, politicians, and traffic cops while a few sharp quips critique business culture and farm life.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Juhl bankruptcy
In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Iowa Central Division Christian P. Juhl of Terril Emmet County is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held February 21 1928 at 2 o clock pm at the referee office Algona Iowa. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. The bankrupt must be present. Dated Algona Iowa February 7 1928 Gwel 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian P. Juhl
Terril
Emmet
Algona
Kossuth
Iowa
Christena P. Juhl
Christena P Uhl
Alona
Towa
Selitary
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors Christena P Juhl Bankrupt
Creditors of Christena P Juhl are summoned to a first meeting in bankruptcy. The proceedings occur in Algona Iowa with adjudication details and date noted. The notice provides the court location and time for creditors to attend and register claims.
Groundhog Day Observance and Local Notices in Jack Creek Area
February events in Jack Creek and vicinity include a groundhog shadow sighting, a spelling contest across township schools, and eighth grade exams. Local residents Bennie Prochasi and George Johnson hosted visitors, while Morris Thompson shelled corn for Gus Anderson. The Summers family planned a Walnut trip via Shenandoah, farmers attended Paulson sale, and Fred Chapman hauled corn to the Groves ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Prochasi
George Johnson
Morris Thompson
Gus Anderson
E. E. Summers
Harry
Juanita
Walnut
Shenandoah
Paulson
Fred Chapman
Groves Ranch
Ringsted
Farm youth Hag Ben remembered as neighbor and graduate
Hag Ben, long active on his father's farm west of town, was noted as an ambitious neighbor. A Le Mars High School and Iowa State College at Ames graduate, he married Margaret Drummond on August 23, 1927. His death prompted condolences from his wife’s family and local Farm Bureau leaders who attended a Spirit Lake event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag Ben
le Mars
Iowa State College
Ames
Margaret''Drummond
Spirit Lake
Notice of Sheriff Sale In Emmets County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that a special execution issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Emmets County Iowa based on a January 24 1928 judgment in favor of Bankers Life Company against S C Hildreth Dora Hildreth M J Hil- dreth will be executed. The sale action is authorized to satisfy the judgment and related costs under applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Emmets County
Iowa
A. D
Bankers Life Company
S.C. Hildreth
Dora Hildreth
M. J. Hil
Notice to bidders for secondary road surfacing project
Sealed bids for placing surfacing gravel on Secondary Road No 9 in Center Township will be received by County Auditor Estherville Iowa until 1 30 p m February 22 1988 Bids opened after closing A certified or cashier's check equal to five percent of bid payable to County Auditor required with each bid If awarded and contract not executed within ten days after acceptance liquidated damages apply Work involves about 1000 cubic yards of gravel Plans available at the Auditor or County Engineer Estherville Town and at the State Highway Commission Amestown The county can waive technicalities and may reject all bids Contracts on primary roads require State Highway Commission approval Dorothy Kopp County Auditor 2-8-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Towa
Oer
Center Township
Town
State Highway Commission
Amestown
Dorothy Kopp
Sheriff Sale Notice for Des Moines County Land
Thiel Hildreth and Mrs Hildreth defendants in a debt case seek sale of the Northeast Quarter of Section 17 Township 98 North Range 34 West of the 6th P M Emmet County Iowa. Property to be sold at Estherville Court House front door March 5 1928 9:00 am to 4:00 pm to satisfy $13845.90 debt plus $216.91 costs and accruing costs. Dated February 4 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Iowa
Estherville
Fetsherville
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.ra
Hollywood
Dannell
Bride Club
Wm. Reich
Frances Manthey
Western Electric Company
Mason City
Helen Robinson
Lulu Holcomb
Dorothy Sanderlin
Miss Robinson
Lewis Mathwig
North Sixth St
Ver
Ericy Jacobson
Rev. Hanson
John Nelson
Martin Natterstad
Ingolf Ness
Emmetsburg
Mgr. Skromme
Roland
Ben Perkins
Dr. Ellsworth
Bert Coleman
Paul Wade
Lake Park
Irvin Clarks
Richland
Hannah Wade
Drenner
Welp
A, QC
Harvey Winter
Spencer
Harry Swanson
Jay Wardrip
Gerhardt Jensen
Thomas Faust
Methodist ‘Church
Hutchingon
Tripp
Te Spencer Hospital
Faust
Brownie
Chas, Robinson
Army Air
Patrick
Foakee
Besepean
Big Bill
Voliva
Zion City
Harry Jones
Attorne
District Court OF the United States
Gwel
Jack Creek
Nau Brothers
South Sixth Street
M. E. Huckaba
C. W. Ryder
Lucas Oil Station
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