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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
5
County correspondent reports entertainment for high school pupils at the Stillman home, W C T U planning, Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society meetings, and a large community gathering at the church. Local officials elected, sporting notes, farmers shipments, visits, and upcoming Easter programs announced with many named residents and towns.
Mrs Ostheimer visited daughter Mrs A Wilkinson in Iowa City on Thursday. Mrs Thompson of Grant visited at A Lewis home. Lynn Kruwell of Marathon spent Sunday with friends in Superior. Mr and Mrs Ed Chapman drove to Armstrong Sunday to visit friends. Fred Hanson has two brothers from Oelwein visiting the Hansons. Missionary Society served a ten cent tea at Prof Wallace home with a short but interesting program. Mr and Mrs A McMillen and fam-
Floyd Irwin reports steady recovery after surgery at Birney hospital. Mrs. Mack Ellis returns from Birney hospital, with friends glad to see her back. Golden Smith re admitted to hospital after last week’s release. Mrs. Peter Anderson home after a week with daughter near Estherville, daughter improving. Pastor enjoyed dinner and afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sharar. Ladies Aid dinners held at VanEman home. Sunday services well attended. Welcome extended to the Munsells. Sunday School attendance 65 with $3.65 collected. Intermediates led by John Myhres, juniors edge them 22 to tally.
Tuesday luncheons hosted by Junior Girls were supervised by Orpha Atwood with Evelyn Kesler as guest of honor. A community meeting at the school featured Glee Club and slides plus a volleyball game Estherville versus Armstrong. Many residents attended church and club events throughout the week including Farm Bureau and Camp Fire Girls meetings.
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