Christmas Visitors and Homecoming in Algona Area
Local families welcome relatives from Des Moines Minneapolis Chicago and Illinois plus many from neighboring towns for Christmas. Residents include Knud Bonnicksen Harry Lypashl Esther Anderson Viggo Tarnen Otto Roxin and more as they return home or visit friends and relatives in Algona and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knud Bonnicksen
Lone Rock
Harry Lypashl
Jewell
M. Helgen
Emmetsburg
Anton Dahl
Tyler, Inn
Esther Anderson
Chicago
Adolph Lauritsen
Klemme
Viggo Tarnen
Des Moines
Andrew Nelsen
Algona
Schultz
Latimer
N. C. Nelson
Andrea Andreasen
Hubbard
Wilhelmena Larsen
Nebraska
Ethel Christiansen
Minneapolis
W. E. Hohn
Hohn
Dassie Akers
Garner
Estherville
Henry Schroeder
J. H. Nelson
Hampton
Ed. Black
Joliet
Ill
Henry Myers
Martin Petersen
Hay Springs
Nebr
Gene Peterson
Walnut Grove
Mirin
Oscar Christensen
Boyd Anderson
Armstrong
G. M. Miller
Fenton
Ino
Verner Andreasen
Jack Johnson
Hills
Hills, Minn., spent Xmas with relatives here. _Petrea Peterson
Victor Ostegaard
Eagle Grove
Harold Halte
Lizzette
Christiansen
Halte
Butterfield
Michael Peterson
H. J. Rasmussen
Chas. Dybedahl
Jno Peterson
Triumph
Minn
Fred Anderson
Carl Fink
L. H. Larsen
Burt
Marts Henricksen
Clear Lake
M. C
Emil Mauritsen
Emil
Easton
Stephen Andreae
Otto Roxin
Comfrey
Gladys Hall
Holdidays
Benjamin Matter
Springfield
R. L. Miller
St. James
Einer Sorensen
Iowa City
George ,Dolson
Milbank
S. D
Walter Smith
Hall Webb
Evanston, Ill
C. P. Anderson
New Year Wishes And Local Social Notes In Estherville
V. R. Well wishes for a prosperous New Year as Mrs. BE Carruthers hosts a G. G. G. club evening. Numerous community updates cover weddings, honeymoons, Farm Union meetings, oil lease talks, and social visits across Estherville and nearby towns with Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, the Welsh family, and the McKeans among those noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Carruthers
O. D. Johnson
James Jr
John Welsh
Estherville
Vernon Anderson
Mason City
Mr.Anderson
Halfa
Mrs. Anderson
Farm Union
Gus Anderson
C. H. Deveraux
Humboldt
Ole. Bervin and
James
State Line visits and local illness report
Mr. Stark of Motley Minnesota visits his son Lou and family while Mrs. Herman Sando of Jackson Minnesota visits her ill mother Mrs. Lever Knutson. K S Knutson and Christ Amundson ill. E N Stanwick family welcomed the new year at Mrs. Ausby. Myrtle Ausby staying with Ed Lausen at Estherville for clinic treatment. Luther League Sunday program was held with low attendance, Mr. Cornell Olson spoke on Our Part in Life and Rev Berge spoke on Resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Hanson
Grover
Walter
Floyd Smith
Nels
Nelson
Halfa
Wisconsin
Carl Duer
Ringsted
Johnson
Curlew
George
O. D. Johnson
Art Miner
Fred Kruse
John' Bosold
Ben ‘Martin
E. Cordeman
Estherville
Raymond Andrewson
Maple Hill
C. C.C
H. L. Thompson
Sophus Dund
Shaw
Pete Munson
C. R. Ellerston
Henry Lawman
Wallingford
Arnold Olson
Arnold
Mable Persels
Osceola
McKeans
Miss Persels
Halte
Vernon Anderson
Louise Larson
Paul Paulson
Hanson Brothers
James Jr
John Welsh
Johnnie Hanson
Tom McIntire
Jim Edwards
Joe McIntire
Raymond McKean
Charles McKean
Andrew Olson
Martin Olson
Maurine Wetterhus
Ole Berkland
Jensen
Dolliver
Tom Hanson
James Welsh
Mr. Welsh
St. Paul
Harry Lauder
Emma
Nettie Hanson
Simon Paulson
Eva Paugh
Frank Nielsen
Jack Creek
Farm Bureau Club
Marie Wetter
Alma Bervin
Martin
Weland
Ocheyedan
Soren Nelson
Frank Bentsma
Stark
Motley
Minn
Lou
Herman Sando
Jackson
Lever Knutson
K. S. Knutson
Christ Amundson
E. N. Stanwick
Ausby
Myrtle Ausby
Ed. Lausen
Luther League
Cornell Olson
Rev. Berge
Christmas and New Years in Southwest Emmet County
The region reports a festive holiday season with long school breaks. Ruthven visitors included Thomas Thompson and Theodore Schacheret. About 25 youths attended an oyster supper at the Maher home with games and dancing afterward. Various local families hosted guests from Estherville Wallingford and Graettinger during New Year celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
Theodore Schacheret
Ruthven
Maher
S. W. Berg Ani
Kerry
Raymond Berg
Gillatt Grove
Twelve Mile Lake
Jno, Jackson
Wallingford
Archie Keith
Graettinger
Art Amdahl
Estherville
Carl Thorson
C. P. Jackson
Camp's All American Team 1922 Sports Jots
Max Kadesky of Iowa makes Camp's third team, praised as steady and hard working End who helped Iowa to prominence in 1922. Bernie Kirk of Michigan, star End, dies after an automobile crash, echoing Gipp's fate two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Taylor
Annapolis
Trent
Princeton
Schwab
Lafayette
Garbisch
West Point
Hubbard
Harvard
Thurman
Pennsylvania
Muller
California
Locke
Iowa
Kaw
Cornell
Kipke
Michigan
Thomas
Chicago
Max Kadesky
Kadesky
Bernie Kirk
George Gipp
Gipp
1923 A L clubs push for strength. Cobb eyes trades
The Yankees Tigers and White Sox of the American League seek upgrades for 1923 as Ty Cobb works hard for added strength. Trade chatter swirls between the Yankees and White Sox. The Browns stay quiet on next year plans while the Pittsburg football team travels through Iowa en route to California for a Stanford clash in an early Intersectional game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Tigers
White Sox
Ty Cobb
Browns
Pittsburg
Iowa
California
Stanford
Early 20s All Star Talks and 1923 Wisconsin Clash
Howard Jones and Ashley Devine named to All Star roster with Gordon Locke. 1923 fall season includes Coe College Cedar Rapids signing to face Wisconsin on Oct 6. Ames debated Drake Iowa games, coaching shifts and season plans. Harvard’s Owens, nine H letters, stands out. Donnie Bus, new manager for Washington, may unsettle managers if he proves as effective as a player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jones
Ashley Devine
Gordon Locke
All Star
Iowa
Coe College of
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin University
Ames
Eby
Coe
Drake
Wisconsin
Donnie Bus
Clark Griffith
Washington
Bush
Gift to Iowa Medical College Funds New Hospital Project
President W A Jessup announced a 2 260 000 gift from the General Education Board and Rockefeller Foundation to complete a state hospital and teaching laboratories in Iowa City. The donation supports medical education and public health facilities, aiding the College of Medicine as it expands on the site west bluff of the Iowa River facing Old Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
W. A. Jessup
College of Medicine
United States
Children’s
Iowa River
Old Capitol
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Iowa State Board of Education
Kendall
State Board Eyeing Modern Plant for University Needs
Officials visit Iowa City to inform President Jessup of plans to aid completing a new university plant. Estimated cost 4.5 million dollars with a possible gift of 2.25 million if state education board commits over five years. Project aims to serve hospitals, nurses, and dormitories for women.
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Egg Agreeningteen Hi
Cir Soennaes Hiaamen
Hs. E Ha E
Rosketellat
Emselves
Iowa City
Jessup
State Board of Education
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Jemma
Chris
Petersburg Gatibeat School
Donnell
Jacobson Foha Wisconson
Wedine
Hector
Clark
Will Eggleston
E. N. Stanwicky
S. A. Berge
Emmet County
A. Fisher
Owens
State OF Iowa
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First National Bank
Iowa Savings Bank
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