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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

2

Noise prompts curfew for married men in Estherville

The town faces calls for a new curfew ordinance requiring all married men to report home by ten o'clock with the signal for departure to be given by the fire alarm. Editor Frank Jaqua of the Humboldt Republican is recommended for postmaster by Congressman Dickinson, though Jaqua may prefer newspaper work. The piece notes wartime price increases for print paper, wage levels, and a recent paper price reduction to a prewar rate for the first zone, while detailing local social notes and community events in Estherville.

Frank Jaqua The Humboldt Republican Dickinson Jatqua Estherville Vindicator Republican

Local preachers fill Sunday services and school resumes

Rev Hotchkiss preached here again Sunday morning and evening. Rev Marsh was home Saturday but returned to Armstrong Sunday morning. School opened again Monday after two weeks vacation. Prof. Robson returned Saturday evening.

Hotchkiss Marsh Armstrong Robson

Meeting to continue this week and local visits noted

The meeting will continue this week. Superintendent Hutchington held quarterly conference at the church Sunday evening. Superior Culture Club sent Xmas gifts last week to the Perkins home at Town City. Mrs. J. C. Campbell is enjoying a visit from her mother Mrs. Myers of Sheldon. Jim Coon of Estherville was the guest of the Harry Buckman family Sunday. The teachers returned Saturday from their several homes and have again taken up their school work. Cecil Burke returned from Blue Earth Minnesota and has taken her place in the Erickson home and school. Emmet Ruckman of Ormsby Minn spent Sunday with home folks. Herb Olsen returned Saturday from Goldsberge where he and his wife spent New Years. Mrs. Olsen staying for a longer visit. The basketball came Friday night between Arnolds Park and Superior Fresh fish at Booths on Friday.

Hutchington Superior Culture Club Perkins Town City J. C. Campbell Mrs. Myers Sheldon Jim Coon Estherville Harry Buckman Cecil Burke Blue Earth Minnesota Erickson Emmet Ruckman Ormsby, Minn Herb Olsen Goldsberge

Local society notes and events from Estherville area

A dense list of social visits, engagements, and gatherings across Estherville and surrounding towns. Entries include club meetings at homes, a new baby birth, travels to La Verne Minnesota, a surgical hospital stay, weddings in Estherville, serenades for newlyweds, illnesses, and upcoming charity events.

Church board meets to plan budget and future fusion

A church official board held a profitable Friday night meeting showing cooperation. A definite budget plan was adopted as action awaits signatories this week. The call urged Christians to declare intentions. Church services drew good crowds and Sunday school teachers were elected, including Peter Anderson and Fred Sharar with Mrs. Baer and Mrs. Chamber. Mrs. Hartness and two daughters are named.

Man of Galilee Peter Anderson Fred Sharar Harry Baer Elmer Chamber Hartness

Community Notes From Huntington And Estherville Area

Accompanied by her mother Mrs Beix departed for Mrs Hart ness home in Oakland Iowa after more than two weeks visit here. Mrs Chas Brand confined to home for three weeks. Ladies met Mrs Peter Anderson Wednesday and served a dinner. Only three ladies met Mrs Sharar last week due to bad storm. Pastor entertained at Bombarger home over the weekend. Rev Bushnell appointed Rev Clarence Tompkins assistant pastor of Huntington. Not many charges these days have two pastors. Father and son will divide pulpit time. John Myhre sick Saturday and Monday. Art Gilbertson took position in Chelsea South Dakota leaving many friends here. Ernest Harvego ailing early in the week. Doris Smith visited Estherville Sunday. William Handgartner family attended church Sunday with Mrs Ohlman and daughter. Sam Perkins family entertained at Carl Bomlarger home Sunday in honor of Mrs Perkins. School began with vim Monday after two weeks vacation. Elmer Chambers rendered service killing and delivering a beef. Mack Ellis began work as assessor.

Toledo Iowa Sarchetts Estherville Franzenberg Ladies Aid Fred Allen A. Pickell John Barfoot Don.Spaulding Harry Weber Frank Barber Jesse Barber Ladies League Mesdames Hatch Browning, Linge Inman VeRe Beix Hartness Oakland Chas. Brand Peter Anderson Sharar Ee Bombarger Bushnell Clarence Tompkins Huntington John Myhre Art Gilbertson Chelsa South Dakota Art Ernest Harvego Doris Smith Sam Perkins Carl Bomlarger Mrs. Perkins Elmer Chambers Mack Ellis

Furniture for Sale at Orleans Hotel

Three piece walnut bedroom suite and matching tapestry Davenport rocker. Walnut library table and mahogany Déison phonograph. Large 9 by 12 Whittal's Anglo Persian rug. Floor lamp. Terms to reliable parties. Inquire at Orleans Hotel.

Déison

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WME Geo. A. Nichols Mgr American Press Association Superior Dolliver Grover Maurice Alice Fox Geyger Cedar Rapids Raymond Swartz Frank Kruger Robert Dirks Coleman Hospital Higinbotham Chas. Nasby Jackson Betty Kruger Gladys Sheak William Ramsey Reise William Reise Herb Vetter Rockwell Vty Eva Nehring Jesse William’ Handgartner Ohlman Mah Armstrong Oil Co Estherville Tire Co
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