Birds Seen By Pupils Earn Prize At Erie
Irene and Floyd Stevens tied for first with 45 different bird species observed. James Ellerston followed with 43. The notes mention local visits, shipping hogs, farm events, and church services in Estherville Ringsted Maple Hill area, plus a May basket hang and a missionary Sunday School.
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Anondona
Los
Stevens
Laura
Dist
Sam Skow
Lamberton
Minn
Skow
Maple Hill Shipping Association
James Welsh
Anné
Maple Hill
Mack Groves
Estherville
Groves
R. C. Goleman
C. R. Ellerston
Helen
Annie Welsh
Meiner
Ryan Lake Lutheran Church
Sunday callers and local visits across area towns
Lavin and family joined Joe Omundson's guests for Sunday evening. Mrs Geo DeWalt and family hosted. Johnnais and their children dined at Hers at DeWalt home. Ot the Adamis boys from Wallingford visited Cylinder area. Ingolf Ness and Rodney Ness were business callers at Cylinder. Catherine Maher spent Saturday with parental home. Twelve Mile lake drew anglers with mixed success. Gunvar Nes worked at John Bergseth home near Terril. Will DeVal and Sarerion Chris Egeland attended Immanuel church meeting east of Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal” Tate Lavin
Joe Omundson
Geo
DeWalt
J Johnn
Ole Egeland
Fainre
Chris Egeland
Jmdadamis
Wallingford
Community notes from Doliver area weekly roundup
Irwin Newlands move into vacated Twedt house as Bessie Ritzman and Hans Twedt take postal exam in Estherville. Huntington group performs Deacon Dubbs to praise. Mrs S B Reed plans Iowa City visit. Milford visitors at A H Pickell home. Mereness called at Allen Boyingte. Charlie Howards visit C E and Everett Sullivan homes. Alpha Packard visited Renwick and school. Ladies Aid met at Moltzen home with lunch and $18.20 raised. Lee Pickell family returns to Charles City after three weeks. Burn Manufacturing traveler Eckel visits Doliver. Westrems and Florence with A Pickell. Eva Stevens of Halfa visits Pickell home. Irene Despines joins H Pickell. Chas Shuttleworth and family visit Thompson. Baby boy born May 3 at Prout? Tisktors noted. Ira Bromley at Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Newland
Egil Twedt
Bessie Ritzman
Hans Twedt
Estherville
Deacon Dubbs
Huntington
S. B. Reed
Iowa City
Roy Wertz
Lewis Pickell
Milford
A. H. Pickell
Dr. Mereness
Allen Boyingte
Grover
Charlie Howard
Livermore
Everett Sullivan
C.A. Richardson
Renwick
Eckel
Burn Manufacturing Co
Dolliver
Shales
Childre
John Westrem
Florence
Friends and Families Attend Varied Local Visits and Events
Local residents traveled to Swea City and other towns for funerals and visits while relatives gathered in Algona and Estherville. A home economics exhibit and school program highlighted activities. births were celebrated as families shared news of travel, chores, and summer plans. Notable moves included Mrs. Westley relocating to Hammond Indiana and families visiting Mrs. Hamm and Mrs. Clark.
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Ed. Gibbons
Swea City
Jongberg
Adn
J. A. Cranholm
Minneapolis
L. L. Thorson
Ed. Knowles
Lela Wagner
Fort Dodge
Hamm
Jack Westley
Hammond
Ind
Westley
LeMars
D. Johnson
Charlie
Bashara
Algona
Slesser
Elizabeth Ruef
Maple Hill
B. F. Robinson
James E. Bunt
Missey Violet
Mae Bunt
John Blum
Estherville
Ward Pliffner
Fairmont
Minn
Mothers Day at Huntington Church Celebrated Joyfully
A lively Mothers Day program filled Huntington Church with a large, appreciative audience. Rev Hotchkiss delivered a strong home and mother themed address while the choir of local high school girls and musical solos enhanced the service. Attendees thanked organizers for flowers and the community for arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Wire
Hotchkiss
Dunnell High postpones play to May 18 at Applequist
Lake Fremont The Dunnell High School play was postponed from Friday May 4 to Friday evening May 18 at Applequist. The community held a farewell party for the Louie Peterson family last Friday on May 11 at Applequist Hall in Dunnell. A picnic lunch for about 200 followed. Mr Petersons are moving to Firmont. Mr and Mrs Geo Weir moved into the home vacated by them. Peter Olson sold his festive business in Dunnell to Mr Wallerstedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Harvego
Motley, Minn
Amelia
Ora
Bombarger
Harvege
E. Sternberg
Dave Soashgate
Estherville
A. P. Gallagher
Ladies Aid
Wylie van Emans
Iyvies
Neer
M.H
Silcox
Cloverdale Farm
F. A. Sileo
Herman Stade
P. M. Jackmay
Adelaide Silcox
Petersburg Consolidated
Gert Gilbert
Blanche
Raby Chesley
Huntington
Fairmont R. N. A
Do&nnell
Dunnell
Applequist
Louie Peterson
Free Methodist Church to Host Mission Address in Estherville
The Free Methodist Church, led by Geo H Whiteaker, invites Estherville residents to Sunday services and a Wednesday missionary address by Rev Paul R B Hessel from McPherson College. The story of a decayed church contrasted with foreign mission offerings is shared as an allegory for neglected missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Whiteaker
Primitive Methodists
Estherville
Paul RB. Hessel
Central Academy and College
McPherson
Kansas
Estherville Male Quartette to Sing at Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday evening the Estherville Male Quartette will present a sacred concert at the Presbyterian Church. The quartet has earned a notable reputation for high grade singing and is expected to draw a large congregation. An offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Weekend church schedule altered by pastor’s absence
There will be no Thursday evening meeting this week as the pastor attends Lake Park installation services for R. E. Jones. The East Band hosts the General League on Friday May 18 and a special Woman's League meeting at 3 o'clock will vote on a rem a direct from the grand Alps, with riding noted as a once in a lifetime chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
R. E.’ Jones
Woman’s League
Grand’ Alps
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Ven
Armstrong
Herb Olson
Gladden
Doihng
A. C. Bringle
Beth
Oelwein
Mr. Schromer
Herb
Lake
Fremont
By’ Heydenburk
Side Grocery
We Free Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
First National Bank
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