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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary wedding notice lists Geo Loeimeri Jr and an unnamed bride married in a coastal city setting. The garbled lines mention parents Mr and Mrs and a Spirit Lake reference. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented obituary mentions May date and city events. includes names Vera and Armstrong. notes theft and recovery of a car. reports on Jackson area social events and a wedding or engagement with Rev J W LaGron. contains garbled OCR text with multiple place names and figures.
Emma Stromer, longtime resident and printing office worker, died after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Pastor Reverge officiating, followed by interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. She was born March 25, 1882 in Wisconsin, educated in the Lutheran faith, and lived most of her life in the city. She taught briefly and later pursued work until illness forced her homebound years. Survived by three brothers Edward Theodor and Andrew, and many friends who mourn her loss.
A jumble of OCR garbling references a Mrs Say ti and Mrs fat Heerie with names like George T French and Rene rae hoi. Morning item mentions a water plant and an E ae On the morn, with unclear affiliations to Org. mia and Pos aplendi ernie.
Adams wan oom at Waeb Iowa January 1586. Youngest of twelve, seven girls and five boys. He moved to Estherville about seven years ago and was appointed superintendent of bridge construction in this county, a position he held until his death. Married Mary Wratten of Hatherville January 14 1916. they had a daughter.
On Frida eening of iket week in, a pleasant event at Vise SCRA featured speakers Ike Coleman Gordon Hulett J H Hurley Rev J W LaGrone and the local pastor. The talks stressed keeping men active in church work and the value of survival and service, praising Mr Hulett and his corps of workers for the banquet.
An individual named Bradshaw of Ollshoma was recently placed under arrest in a local context involving a bondsman and a phrase resembling attempted cheating. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or a full arrest narrative.
The K of C banquet at the Orleans capped a day of events with initiation at the Odd Fellows hall. About two hundred guests from nearby towns attended as Rev. J Wing and Dr Warsaw spoke. the evening featured music and speeches. Opening night of the ball game looms Wednesday with Sibley and Felersons among players. atmosphere and anticipation run high.
Fragmentary text mentions visitors and an annual event with references to fields and companies. The readable parts identify Butler County and an annual occurrence, but most details are garbled, leaving no coherent event or outcome to report.
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