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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1924

Page

3

Local News Notes On Visits And Travel In Area

County correspondence lists Rev and Mrs C P Hofbjig visiting the Nels Jorgensen home. Henry Hansen and family visit Knudsen home. John Hansen and wife return from Iowa City. Lyle Ludington becomes new barber at Kearns. Mary Andresen and Mrs Joe Madden plan trips to Minneapolis National Park Salt Lake City and Denver. Various residents travel to Minneapolis Fort Dodge Garner Clear Lake Lyle Minn and Lyle Minn for gatherings and events.

C. P. Hofbjig Des Moines Nels Jorgensen Henry Hansen Graettinger Knudsen John Hansen Iowa City Lyle Ludington St. Charles Kearns Mary Andresen Joe Madden Minneapolis National Park Salt Lake City Denver P. Kearns Sorensen Seattle Wash Tyler Minn Potter Ft. Dodge Frank Spangler Imogene Walnut Fred Tom Nivison Sam Christensen Jewell Elmore Haug Freeborn Carl Nelsen Cordova Nebr Mickelsen Oak Hill L. Anderson Jens Petersen Savers P. M. Petersen Humboldt Nels Larsen Arne Wayne Ostergaard Sophie Madsen Lena Larsen Anton Dahl Esther Lyle, Minn U. P

Superior Notes and Social Roundup from Perry and Surroundings

Miss Helen Bartlett returns to Perry from her sister’s in Superior. Local society updates include cemetery group gathering at Mrs Mollie Och’s home and servers by Mrs E J Olson. Numerous visits and weekend trips across towns like Cylinder Fort Dodge Hollywood Estherville Los Angeles and Sioux City are listed along with a marriage announcement for Irene Clump to Graham E Harris in Hollywood California.

Helen Bartlett John Thomas Perry Cemetery Society Mollie ¥Och E. J. Olson Wetterstad South Dakota Fred Emerson Brusler Freeport Ill Champ Ham Bining Lake Minn Hans Jensen Cylinder Milda Alfred Jensen Elmer Meikle Son Junior Grafton Conlon George Landmesser Fort Dodge M. E. Leek Bagley Irene Clump D. M. ‘Clump Graham E. Harris Los Angeles Cal Une Anna Flora Appel Hollywood Ruth Cook Devilla Ward Harris Superior School Iowatate College Estherville Shelon Jr. Harris Iowa Coe College Haseen San Diego S. D Jacobs Melvin Wade Mily Matt Wade Thomas Thomps Arnold’s Park Sheldon Bates Primghar Wm. Winters Bernice Besheim Lyle Leon Ramsey Thomas Thompson C. E. Manville Ochevedan Overhill Des Moines Ohn Percy Leopold & Jacobs Otis Quaie Lund Rake Alex Lewis Fred Hanson Oran Swale Chicago Ruby Briggs Clarion Clara Garling Waterloo Burlington

Visits and Travels Tidbits From Algona District

Roy Miller Armstrong returns home to Boone after a visit with grandmother Mrs. Mary Martin. Robena Richmovich travels to Sioux City for a visit with friends. Cora Duffy hosts visitors from Los Angeles. Families Blum from Des Moines and Bunt from Swea City spend time with relatives. Marital and kinship news include Kingston, Mushound, Parson, Felkey and Bunt families visiting Algona, Mankato, Des Moines and Rapid Dam with several households hosting relatives.

Roy Miller Boone Mary Martin Robena Richmovich Sioux City C. Neville Los Angeles Cal Cora Duffy Estherville Kingston Algona Gertrude Blum Des Moines Burt. Blum Lavonia Grassing Moline Carl Albertson John Blum Vivian Bunt Swea City Chris Peterson H. Mushound Albert Parson Mr. Mushound Mankato Minn Roy Felkey Hug Rapid Dam R. E. Bunt J. B. Bunt Vivian Mae V. R

Local Socials and Church Notices Fill Week Segment

Florence and Mildred Anderson with Ruth Ness, neighbors, and a string of visits from Terris and Dewall households mark a busy week. A new baby boy joins Paul Paton’s family since July 4, with Esther Paton at the Paul Paton home. Measles sweep through the J. S. Brown family as Dorcas and Sunshine clubs host gatherings. Union faith services and denominational activities fill Sunday through midweek, with sermons on temperance and community support across several churches. Names include Ness, Paton, Dewall, Egeland, Anderson, Benson, Nelson, Martens, Nissen, Hurd, and Christie, among others. Church notices report summer meetings, Sunday School pledges, and programs at Union Baptist, Church of Christ, Free Methodist, Lutheran, and First Church of Christ Scientist, with speakers from Coe College and Iowa Falls Assembly.

Florence and Mildred Anderson Ruth Ness Schooley of Terris Claus Dewall R. H. Dewall Frank Paton Rodney Ness Ole Stokka Clyinder Glenwood George Dewall Odell Chris Egeland Carl Roeson Lorraine Ruth Martin Ressell Henry Dewall Near Superior BE. GC Nelson Clifford Benson Clarence Nelson New Ulm Minn August Nelson Wolding Ethlyn Estherville Lidia Bibow Alice Grace Martens Christ Nissen C. Nelson R. L. Mallory Chautauqua J. 8. Brown Sunshine Club John Martyr Taman Sarah Wate Union Pattison Coe College Cedar Rapids Anti Saloon League Coe Union M. E Cram UN R

Community Notes and Social Updates in the Neighborhood

Tuesday events include Hazel Colby and guests from age club. Ralph Whiteford family attended a neighbor’s funeral. Mrs Homer Christ and Beverly visited Ft. Dodge and Pomeroy then stayed with J. H. Larson family. Henry Dewall and associates sealed Twelve Mile Lake Township. Sticktuil Club plans an evening meeting at L. W. Stark home on Thursday July 31 with men urged to participate.

Hazel Mel Colby Ralph Whiteford Dickens Homer Christ Beverly Ft. Dodge and Pomeroy J. H. Larson Henry Dewall Twelve Mile Lake Township Sticktuil Club L. W. Stark

Sunday School Board Meeting Held at Church

The Sunday School board will meet at the church on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Several matters of importance will come up for action and a full attendance is desired. The summer audience is holding up well with increased attendance over last year as teachers show good interest in regularity and preparation.

Eee Methodist Church

Temperance notes from Iowa churches and Institute

Epworth League conducts regular study and visitation with strong interest in Baptist union services. Anti-Saloon League of Iowa rep Pattison urges vigilance against bootleggers. Next Sunday services shift to Methodist church. Epworth League Institute at Okoboji draws large attendance and ends next Sunday. Camp meeting runs July 24 to August 3 with Wilson and Keeney assigned to speak at July 27 and August 3 events. Bishop Meade to speak afternoon and evening August 3.

Epworth League Baptist Church Pattison Anti-Saloon League of Iowa Methodist Church Epworth League Institute Okoboji Clarence True Wilson Board of Temperance and Public Morals PF. T. Keeney Omaha Bishop Meade

Estherville Luth Church announces services and events

Selmer A. E. Berge, Pastor, lists Sunday services at 11 a.m. English and 7 p.m. Norwegian Communion. Thursday prayer meeting at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. L. A. and M. hosted by Mesdames Jacobson, Nelson, and Fossum at 8 p.m. Holy Communion registration on Sunday with the pastor. Saturday Willing Workers meet with Mrs Handeland.

Estherville Luth Selmer A. E. Berge I. Jacobson B. M. Nelson A. Fossum S. C. Amdahl Lars Handeland VOR

Bankers View On Co operative Marketing

The American Bankers Association supports proper organization for orderly farm product movement. Co operatives are subject to economic laws like any business and cannot deliver universal farmer benefits. Co operative marketing can help market problems but cannot override supply and demand or sustain artificial high prices. Private enterprise should solve farm issues, not government aid, and Danish experience suggests efficient production alongside marketing efforts.

American Bnkers Association Frank W. Simmonds National Council of Farmers Co-operative and Marketing Associations Washington American Bankers Association Simmonds

Non-Slip Necessity Steam and Hustle Note

The cabbage-like heart of the gotol, a plant native to New Mexico, was roasted or boiled and eaten by natives. Trunks were used to make a distilled drink called notol.

New Mexico

Bell Bird of Africa and America Loudest voiced bird

The bell bird or companera of Africa and South America produces a loud bell tolling note. The white companera, pigeon sized, features a horn like growth on its head connected to the roof of its mouth, causing its distinctive tone.

Africa South America

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