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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
8
County Correspondence covers visits and chores around Graettinger Estherville and nearby towns. It lists calls on Henry Lowenberg family chores at Fenton fire scene visits by Drs Keeney Beatty and various relatives traveling by car to Oskaloosa Estherville and Grover for gatherings picnics and religious events with updates on health sickness and recovery, farms and haying, and small-town movements.
Mrs A H Davidson attended Chautauqua in Estherville last week. Pearl Bromley visited Ceylon between trains. L P Stillman family went to Chautauqua Tuesday. Pearl Bromley and Hazel Redhead stayed at Martin Eckhart’s home last week. Mr and Mrs Ira Bromley called at Bill Garnet’s in Ringsted Friday. Mrs C E Sullivan attended Chautauqua Thursday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Sarchett and daughters visited Algona Friday to see Sarchett’s mother. they returned Sunday.
George Peterson, former janitor of the Halfa school, moves south of Graettinger. James Olson from South Dakota visits his brother Martin and relatives. Zelda Fisher of Ament Minn visits grandparents J W Madden. Mika family buys a new Ford coupe. Bertha Madden attends summer school at Des Moines University. Alma Berven and Art Hansen likely had a serious July 4 accident. car tipped after gravel, no serious injuries. Jim Hunt and family visit son’s home near Maple Hill. Halfa church services canceled due to storm. North Dakota visitors Hurshberg family stay near Halfa. Harold Jorgensen family at Same Gangsted home. Ruth Felkey hosts friends. Soren Nielsen hosts dance for George Hursberg family. storm hampered crowds. Jasper Hunt now drives a Ford touring car. Joe Madden and LaVonne Madden visit M F Kohl. Carl Smith of Armstrong attends Nielsen dance.
Wallingford J. O. Kasa and family spent the Fourth at Dunnell where Mr. Kasa spoke. Chris Larson and family visited Arnold's Park for holiday celebrations.
The Fourth of July picnic at Buckles grove drew a large turnout. Mil ton Larson welcomed a new mechanic and Elmer Chambers work continues at Buckles farm while road work proceeds. Epworth League institute runs July 17 to 24 at Methodist Camp on West Okoboji lake with camp meetings August 3 to 13.
A Riverside club meeting was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs Walter Richmond entertaining. Bertha Harum of Des Moines is visiting her sister Mrs Charles Knudson. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Burt on July 2 in the home of their daughter in law.
Ray Shoemaker summarizes Legion employment efforts led by Sever Egertson and announces Maurice Dolge Post monthly meeting on July 10 at 8 pm in Gardison Hotel. The piece lists benefits of joining the Legion, highlighting veterans' rights, vocational training, and nationwide posts. It urges ex-service members, men and women, to participate and contribute ideas for the post.
A wartime recruitment message urges men to join the Legion, stressing camaraderie and the badge’s honor. It notes one in four have signed up while others profit from the Legion’s work, urging readers to act at Maurice Doyle post adjutants.
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