Community church Ladies' Aid plans Farmers' Creamery dinner
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. C L Day's home with Mrs. W L Peterson assisting. President Mrs. Ole Knutson directed plans for a March 10 Farmers' Creamery dinner and officer election. Members and visitors attended. future hosting duties were announced and a missionary gathering scheduled for March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Community Church
C. L. Day
W. L. Peterson
Ole Knutson
Farmers’ Creamery
Mines
M. C. Peterson
IL PD
Kenneth Seely
Day
W. S. Peterson
L. P. Stillinan
Tertain
Missionary Society of the Community Church
Everine Reid
Crystal Lake
Grover
Norma Herum
Lavon Johnson
Geraldine Johnson
Darlene Viedal
Mary Nell Gray
Ora Marie Rosbure
Joyce Evans
Nora Springs
Charles City
Stephanie Cowling
Social Hour Club and Community Notes from Superior
Social Hour club met in Mrs Art Lynch home with Mrs Bovee Doty assisting. Supt and Mrs Joseph Kissing er drove to Sioux City. Principal Stanley Teachout and Mrs Teachout traveled to Carson for weekend with Mrs Teachouts parents. Mr and Mrs Ed Coulmane junior from Fairmont Minn visited Geo Lange. Lange and Coulman were WWI buddies. Culture club gathered at Mrs Stanley Teachout home. attendance low due to severe weather. Lloyd Shore cared for his mother at his home. she later returned home. Mrs Kenneth Binler joined husband in Neosha Mo for defense work expanding army camp. Mr and Mrs Everett McNary celebrated 13th wedding anniversary with a bridge party. High school invited parents to basketball game and gave free admission tickets. Mrs Frank Leopold fell on stairs. John May returned from health trip to Florida. Invitations for a party Feb 27 from Bob Bill and Betty for Bettys birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kissinger
Sioux City
Stanley Teachout
Mrs. Teachout
Carson
Teachout
Ed Coulmane
Fairmont
Culture Club
Lloyd Shore
Ben
Kenneth Binler
Neosha
Everett McNary
Frank Leopold
John May
Florida
Bob
Bill
Betty
Birthday Supper and Card Party Notes
Ringsted hosts Ralph Weisbrod and family at a Wednesday supper in Fenton for Betty Hendrickson’s birthday. Minde Society met at Carl Jorgensen home with Scherwenzel at four tables. Knud Bennicksen and Mrs John Madsen won high prizes while Albert Nelsen and Mrs Fred Johnson took low prizes. A pot lunch followed. Estherville area guests included Theodore Christiansen Harvey Christiansen Beverly and Maren and Raymond Christiansen at Ernest Christiansen’s farm. Mr and Mrs Arnold Mouritsen also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Weisbrod
Fenton
Fred Johnson
Theodore Christiansen
Harvey Christiansen
Beverly and Maren
Raymond Christiansen
Ernest Christiansen
Estherville
Arnold Mouritsen
Local social notes from Estherville area weekending events
Estherville residents and friends spent Sunday at various homes including Martin Meiners and the Forrest Christiansen residence. Guests celebrated birthdays and enjoyed dinners, with many visits to relatives in Alana Wallingford Cherokee and Cylinder. A benefit girls basketball game featured Ringsted and Ledyard teams at Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Martin Meiners
Irvin Christiansen
RR. Godfredson
Alana
Gerald Fink
Park View Clinic
Ruth Windrath
BL Windrath
Gordon Sandgig
Wallingford
Nels Jacobsen
Ervin Goff
W. J. Popma
Andrew Davidsen
Wayne Davidsen
M. M. Dunkelberger
Henry Meyers
Henry
Ringsted Girls
Ledyard
Burt
Arnold Mathiesen
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Pete Mathieson
Leonard Steen
Cylinder
Births and Local Notes From Estherville Area 1922
March 2 a seven and a half pound baby was born to Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Bottom of West Bend. Edith Littell, daughter of J. P. Littell, is Mrs Bottom's maiden name. In dependent district election in Estherville next Monday to fill Mr. Gorton’s seat. candidates include G. H. Robb for director and A. A. Herrick for treasurer. women voters participate. Firemen’s Ball set for March 17 at K P hall with Five Piece Orchestra. tickets $1. Orlando Lough bought Roy Goggin’s Ford, Mrs Goggin now owns a Dodge touring car. June 12 telephone meeting held at the schoolhouse. Ross Fouts elected secretary of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Arthur Bottom
West Bend
Bottom
Edith Littel
J. P. Littell
Estherville
Gorton
G. H. Robb
A. A. Herrick
Joe
K. of P. Hall
Orlando Lough
Roy Goggin
Goggin
Lough
Ross Fouts
Women Surprise Friends With Unannounced Breakfasts
In town two groups of women surprised friends at their homes for breakfast without prior notice. On Monday Mrs. Ralph French hosted fourteen guests for her birthday. On Tuesday Mrs. Elmer Jackson welcomed about sixteen guests celebrating her twenty fifth wedding anniversary. For sale a roll top office desk may be seen at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph French
Elmer Jackson
V.R
Estherville Boys Defeated by Spencer in Big Basketball loss
From the February 28, 1912 files the Estherville High School basketball boys suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of Spencer High School. Washington's birthday was not observed as a holiday except by county officials who closed at noon. Mr and Mrs C C Roth mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Estherville
Spencer
Washington
C C. Roth
Deaths and funerals and a newborn in town
A week old baby of Mr and Mrs Truman Dearborn North Fifth street died of whooping cough after a weeklong illness. Funeral services were held at the residence and interment at Oak Hill cemetery with Rev H C Hurd in charge. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Ellis on the 18th. Also noted is the toll of Estherville taxes and the death of Ole Krogh of Denmark Two aged 91 on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Dearborn
North Fifth Street
Oak Hill
H. C. Hurd
Robert Ellis
Estherville
Hospital Notes Av baby born five births in Park View Clinic
A hospital notes list several births and medical visits. Harry Coffie and Estherville parents welcomed a seven pound five ounce girl. John Weiskus Petersburg had a seven pound nine ounce boy last Wednesday. W Linn Estherville had a seven and a half pound girl. Paul Laidig Estherville had a four pound twelve ounce boy. Royal Potts Jackson Minnesota’s three month old returned home after surgery. Leslie Cassen Ledyard, Clem Dotson Armstrong, A H Dahlberg, and R M I Lan admitted or treated at Coleman hospital for various operations and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coffie
Estherville
John Weiskus
Petersburg
Park View Clinic
W. Linn
Leslie Cassen
Ledyard
Coleman Hospital
Clem Dotson
Armstrong
A. H. Dahlberg
R. M. Ilan
Local hospital patients and health notices
Medical patients at Coleman hospital last week included Cleve Miller of Estherville and Donald Stewart of Estherville. Janet Rodgers of Spirit Lake, daughter of J. J. Rodgers, had a tonsillectomy on February 26. William QC. Anderson did a ten, stifle doing last week at Coleman hospital. Mrs. Rowe of Estherville returned home last Monday after a three weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. Joseph Pannell and family. Mrs. Pannell and her small daughter Phyllis returned with Mrs. Rowe Monday and stayed until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Hospital
Cleve Miller
Estherville
Janet Rodgers
Spirit Lake
J. J. Rodgers
Donald Stewart
William QC
Anderson
Ice harvest completes under state conservation rules
The State Conservation Commission oversees removal of ice and other materials from lands and waters under its jurisdiction. About 35 companies cut around 37 000 tons of ice annually, with a three cent per ton fee funding supervision. The 1942 harvest was average in tonnage and quality was exceptional despite some thaw delays. The article also notes the start of the 1942 Cooperative Game Bird Program with 289 pheasants in pens and 1 789 hens at Foone Game Farm, praising strong breeding stock and reduced predation due to new electric fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iawa
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Foone
C. H. Updegraff
Army enlistment ends longtime state conservation staffer
Edward W. Slye of Des Moines an accountant for the State Conservation Committee since 1986 and earlier for the State Board of Conservation is accepted for army service. A home talent poem treats his departure with good wishes while Roy W. Barsalou, a veteran conservation officer, dies February 11 leaving a void in the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Slye
Des Moines
State Conservation Committee
State Board of Conservation
Roy W. Barsalou
Conservation Commission
Roy
Timots
Lowa
Independence
Dubuque
Local notices from Pipe Stone and Minneapolis visitors
Mrs Edward Wilson of Pipe Stone Minnesota visited her mother Mrs N M Wolding and her husband s parents Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson L M Christiansen returned from an extended stay in Phoenix Arizona Miss Esther Golla of Minneapolis visited her sister Dr and Mrs J M Fredericksen Harry Larson accompanied Miss Golla to visit Mrs Fredericksen Waldo Brink and family went to Des Moines for an oil convention A miscellaneous shower will be held at Henry Hall home Monday for Mrs Herman Hall newly married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Pipestone
Minn
N. M. Wolding
Walter Wilson
Esther Golla
Minneapolis, Minn
J. M. Fredericksen
Harry Larson
Miss Golla
Mr.o
Waldo Brink
Des Moines
Henry Hall
Herman Hall
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William Maron
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Janssen
Kleen
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Art Lynch
Bovee Doty
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Isle of Aruba
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William Ratten
U.S. Army
New York
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia Pinkham
Ole Krogh
Denmark Two
la Vera Cresap
Estherville Ice Co
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Dean
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America
OER ‘Research Laboratory
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Armed Service
L. M. Christensen
Phoenix, Ariz
Olivia d
Warner Bros. P
Suberry Biorge
G. T. Tostensor Plumbing and Heating
Estherville Abstract Co
Emmet County
F. E. Rosendahl
Harley Degen
Iowa
T. C. Mann
Sanborn’s Store
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
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R. D. Thompson
A. I. Reed
Leuthold-Tibbetta
Gerberich Music Co
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