Funeral and community notes from Estherville area
The funeral of Aug ust Dbberstein was held at St Patrick's church Estherville at 9 oclock. Remains interred at Green beside his wife who preceded him fourteen years ago. His children John Dobberstein Frank Dobberstein Elmer Herbrandson Betty Kinney and Joe Kinney accompanied the deceased to Butler county and returned Wednesday. Various residents worked at the Dobberstein farm during the owners absence and delegates attended a sub district convention. Grace Martens finished her school term and stays home. Keith Nelson hurt his collar bone during school rope jumping practice. Eighth grade exams were conducted by Vernice Wheatley and Verlyn Brown. Mrs Bernette Wheatley entertained the Sticktuit Club with a short program and lunch. Mrs Wm Schloeman accompanied her daughter in law Margaret to visit. Mrs Ethel Coeburn filled a vacancy with a Presidents contest. Mrs Wheatley served a nice lunch. Mrs Wm Cockburn remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Dbberstein
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Estherville
Green
John Dobberstein
Frank Dobberstein
Elmer Herbrandson
Betty
Joe Kinney
Butler County
Anna McCarty
Grachtinger
Josie Herem
Ole Munson
Henry Welp
Dobberstein Farm
Cornell Oleson
Rev
Mathie
Petersburg Lutheran Church
Thompson
Grace Martens
Keith Nelson
Vernice Wheatley
Verlyn Brown
Bernette Wheatley
Sticktuit Club
Wm. Schloeman
Margaret
Ethel Coeburn
Wm. Cockburn
Gruver Presbyterian Church
Keyser
Council Bluffs
Gladstone
Lone Rock
Lakota
Curtis Page
Reading
Worthington
Mann
Page
Ladies League
William Ramsey
Lewis Harvey Crving
Soren Sorensen
Forest City
Arthur
Ray Delling
Carol Ann
Superior
Claude Ressler
Celia
Vivian Hiles
Milford
Iva Taylor
Blossie
Andrew Anderson
Harry Solomonson
Guy Ramsey
Ross Fouts
Fouts
Bill Hanson
Sam Fielding
Morse
L. Wickens
Midway Country Club
Jens Simonson
Carl Hagenback
Ceylon
Minn
Walter Fielding
Fielding
For Sale Well Roted Barn Yard Manure Price Details
For sale well rotted barn yard manure at 75 cents per load. Contact Geo Nichols at phone 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Nichols
Gruver Presbyterians discuss district work and visits
A Gruver congregational meeting at the Gruver Presbyterian church featured Rev. Keyser of Council Bluffs Rev. Gladstone of Lone Rock and a Lakota preacher leading discussions. Several local visits and social events are noted including baptisms weddings and family travel. pneumonia scare and Royal Neighbor meeting highlight community health and activity.
Community notes from Swea City and area events
Mr and Mrs Julius Ingebret and family visited relatives in Swea City on Sunday. Mrs Mamie Gage returned home near Terris after a week at the John Irvin home helping with house cleaning. Mr and Mrs Guy Ramsey and four daughters will dine with George Kirchner Thursday to celebrate birthdays. Clarence Hanson visited Ft Dodge last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Earl Dean of Fenton spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Wallace Brown. Lloyd Broad fell from a pony and broke his arm. Miss Margaret Walton and Prof P N Butson joined Grover seniors at Waldorf college for a day of programs and a baseball game. Grover high will play Superior Friday and Maple Hill Monday to end the season. A Dunbar Weekly quote and notes on American menus conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Ingebretson
Swea City
Mamie Gage
Terris
John Irvin
Guy Ramsey
George Kirchner
Ft. Dodge
Earl Dean
Fenton
Wallace Brown
Lloyd Broad
Margaret Walton
P. N. Butson
Grover
Waldorf College
Junior College of Mason City
Waldorf
Grover High
Superior
Maple Hill
Sunday Dinner Suggestions and Early Steamship Notes
Sunday Dinner Menus from Quaker Maid Kitchen showcase May seasonable foods with chicken pot pie fresh asparagus and fruit desserts. Also includes canned goods tips for cheap meals and a list of entrees like rolled ham with cabbage and potatoes and smoked tongue with horseradish sauce. Early steamship data note the Scotia's 8 days 15 hours Atlantic crossing in 1864 and Pennsylvania Dutch origins with German roots in colonial Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Maid Kitchen
Atlantic
Cunard Line
Queenstown
New York
Farm Union Dance and Local Socials Highlight Week
The Farmers Union hosts a regular dance at the I O O F hall May 12 with Mattes Bros providing music. County Superintendent Marie Sorum presided at a Shelter House Fort Defiance gathering of Emmet County superintendents and families. Sub Debs meet at Miss Jean Richardson’s home for dinner. D A R supper planned May 16 at Mrs G K Allen’s. House warming for the Coon family features neighbors, bridge, and a shared meal. Tommie Maine's seventh birthday party includes 15 guests with color themes of yellow and green. Laverne Heyer celebrated with a miscellaneous shower and bridge at Kathryn Robinson’s home with Lois Hansen winning high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Union
Farmers Union
Mattes Bros
Marie Sorum
Fort Defiance State Park
Emmet County
Tommie Maine
Norman Maine
Heyer
Laverne Heyer
Kathryn Robinson
Ethryn Wolding
Lois Hansen
Luncheon Attended by Notable Guests at Heyer Event
Amber glassware and orchid linens adorned the luncheon table. Guests wore yellow and orchid corsages, with Mrs Heyer receiving a large matching corsage. Attendees included Olive Nelson Lois Hansen Florence Wilson Dolores Bimpton Evelyn Coon E Heyer Lester Heyer Dorothy Nourse Gladys Bringle Doris Diltz J O Diltz Vera Heyer Irene Heyer Roy Thrust and Laverne Heyer the guest of honor. Several invitees were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyer
Olive Nelson
Lois Hansen
Florence Wilson
Ming Dolores Bimpton
Evelyn Coon
E. ©. Heyer
Mra
Lester Heyer
Dorothy Nourse
Gladys Bringle
Doris Diltz
J. O. Diltz
Vera Heyer
Misa Irene Heyer
Roy Thrust
Laverne Heyer
Miriam Townsend
Mitcrel Ankrum
Kathryn Lyman
Alice Gray
Mason birthday party for two sons described
Mrs Loya Mason celebrated her two sons John and Junior with a Wednesday birthday gathering. The afternoon featured games and lunch with guests including Mrs George Heyman and daughter Joan Mrs Qrindo and son Douglas Mrs Leo Edwards and sister Marilyn Bolty Jackie Mester Jerry Sullivan Jackie Nichols the Polson brothers Moon ycan Lundervold Norma Amdahl Mrs N O Nelson and two children Allen and Phyllis Billy Ridley and Mr and Mrs Merton Mason H H Herbrandson of Petersburg is in poor health and not improving. he is in his nineties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loya) Mason
John
Junior
George Heyman
Joan
Qrindo
Douglas
Leo Edwards
Marilyn Bolty
Jackie Mester
Jerry Sullivan
Jackie Nichols
Polson Brothers
Moonycan Lundervold
Norma Amdahl
N. O. Nelson
Allen
Phyllis
Billy Ridley
Merton Mason
Inventions in 17th Century and Dutch Village Ring
J F Rees cites a 1640 work by Lord Herbert Raglan listing inventions like an airship and submarine. A Dutch proverb about keeping the church at the village center is literal in Spyk Holland where houses form a circle around the church, as Path Finder Magazine notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rees
University of South Wales
Lord Herbert Raglan
Spyk
Holland
Pathflnder Magazine
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Lunch Discussion
The Presbyterian Church led by A. G. Bailey D D offers Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Morning Worship at 11:00. A Day sermon precedes, with luncheon at 6:00 P M followed by an interesting discussion group.
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Dorothea von Salviati
Wilhelm
Germany
St. Patricus I Pete
By ED Kressy
America
Philadelphia
Eke
IM Burma
Gruver
Dunbar's Weekly
Phoenix, Ariz
Beacon City
Beacon
Middle West
Vindicator & Republican
Ann Page
Olls
South Carolina
Columbia Record
Pennsylvania
Jean Richardson
Okamanpadu
G. K. Allen
Floyd Coon
Coons
Myhre
South Tenth Street
Fred Ehlers
Paul Laidley
Geo. Lucas
Woodley
Iowa
H. H. Herbrandson
Petersburg
Mr. Herbandgon
Dora
Wis Macine
Jersen A. Lowell
Boston
Fred Himebauch
Henry C. Brees
Dr. Ward
Winona
Horswell Farm
Carl Feger
Permon
Arthur T. Bailey
Bone Boy Scoute
Grace Episcopal Church
Doane Upjohn
Holy Communion Church School
Ca. W
Caanwen
Joyce Lumber CO
L. B. Thomas, Mgr
Phone
Abclye
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