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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
5
Residents and visitors travel for conferences, weddings, and family visits. G B Shaw leaves for Minneapolis for a Lutheran Bible conference. Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler and Miss Mary Jane Cooper head to Des Moines. numerous relatives journey to Des Moines Spencer Davenport Clinton and Chicago for funerals weddings and exams.
A long list of local residents and guests mark holiday gatherings in Superior. Families hosted friends from Spirit Lake Jackson and Terril with visits from Berglund and Mullen households. Several trips home from Bloomington Ellsworth and Des Moines wrap a busy season.
The Petersburg Congregational meeting at Union State Line church elected officers for the coming year including secretary Earl Schmidt treasurer William Cernock and deacons Cornell Olsson Fred Paulson and Albert Brunsvold Presenters organist and Sunday school roles were filled Cornell Oleson and Mrs Rudi Stade and others. The article also details numerous Christmas and New Year gatherings at local homes with many families listed.
Mr and Mrs Russell Christensen and family of Mankato visited the John Christensen and Anas Madison homes for Christmas. LeVie Kimmel welcomed an 8 4 1 lb baby boy born Thursday at Parkview clinic Estherville. Mrs August Hansen and infant son returned home from Fairmont clinic. Leona and Dorothy Jensen are home for holidays with their parents. Frances Holland of Estherville stayed with his sister Mrs Kenneth Pettersen and family. Mrs Edelia Theesfield from Waterloo arrived for Christmas with her parents and relatives. The Ehrets, former residents, now in Blu Earth Minn, took possession of the Peoples cafe last week. Mrs Ivaneis and son David.
Lee of Blue Earth arrives for a couple weeks at a healthcare home. Miss Mickaelsen sisters Mary and Esther return from Minneapolis to spend holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mickaelsen. Mr and Mrs K H Merten and Mrs Jennie Jensen visit in Fenton. Dr and Mrs S C Kirkegaard of Ratherville dine with Mr and Mrs George Jeinderknecht. Eleonora Vaney of Des Moines comes for Christmas with her mother Mrs Knud Thompsen. Peter Petersen of Seneca visits August Hansen’s family. Miss Ines Nelsen, employed near Watherville, home for holidays with TE Nelsen family. Donald Mead welcomes an 8-pound daughter at Paris View clinic in Estherville. Cora Sorensen, college student in Ames, home for holidays. Ruby Madison, Omaha teacher, returns home for holidays. Dorothy Christiansen from Drake University returns from Des Moines for holiday vacation.
Families move within town as several residents update their addresses. Mrs John Saunders has left 2168 6th Street Burt Lind and family relocate to that same address S O Bingham leaves 1200 Second Avenue Mrs John Cor bin moves to 1002 N 6th Street Lehman Rown and family depart 1303 N 6th Street for a newly purchased home at W 4th Street George Person and family move from the referenced residence.
Mr and Mrs Ollie Nashy and family visited the Ellsworth Nasby home Sunday. Herman Barg frede and sons supped with Harold Jensen in Estherville. Guests included Louis Jensen Alvin Jensen A M M 2 c and Charleng of Minneapolis. Nyborg Nasby Nad midnight supper with Silas Nyborg. Ed Eigertson and family visited New Year altars noon with Simon Knutadi. Vivian Zacharianon admitted to Holy Family hospital Sunday evening for medical care. Lars Waddee of Wallingford admitted to Park View clinic for medical care.
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