Estherville News Reflects Local Ruminations and Events
The Estherville paper discusses state and national politics, Florida travel satire, and local civic issues. It notes a new telephone directory printed out of town, urges cooperation among business leaders, and highlights park and wildlife concerns within a state park near Estherville. The column covers community notices, school events, and upcoming church activities with numerous names and local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Chamber of Commerce
Local Visitors And Family News From Estherville Area
Frank Elliott of Lake Park visited D H Merene's home last Sunday. The Thates from Estherville are former schoolmates of Elliott and the Doctor. Mr and Mrs Thos Hillestad and children of Estherville were Sunday guests of Ed and Mrs Stanerson. Postmaster Hans Tyedte and Mrs Tyedte welcomed a son born May 11, their third boy. Ladies Aid Society met in the church annex last Thursday afternoon with a full crowd, sewing quilt blocks before a served lunch. Mrs Roy Merriott and daughter were visitors, and Mrs Will Mellwraith will entertain on Thursday May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lund
Andrew Olson
James
Walnut Grove
Minn
John Eliott
Dallas Center
Ellerston
Soren Nielsen
Emmetsburg
Mts
Odus Paugh
Ringsted
le Masters
Ladies Aid Society
Pete Munson
George Johnson
Bennie Prochaska
Frank Rentsma
Estherville
Colgrove
Bert Hall
Miss Hall
Rochester
Chris Anderson
Cedar Falls
Nels Peterson
Armstrong
Athey Bros
Beckford
Anna Gram
Lamberton
Minch
Skow
Graettingerg
Edwin
George Booth
Soren Nielson
Jack Frost
James Ellerstorm
Yen Ga
Ted
A. R. Eckhart
Dinener
Joe Gronstal
Traynor
Iowa
Nadine Stillman
James Stillman
Estherville High School
L. P. Stillman
Jack Fowler
Charles Shuttleworth
Thompson
B. Reed
James Merriott
Graver
A. H. Pickell
Irwin Newland
Alton
Lake Mills
Frank Elliott
Lake Park
D. H. Merene
Elliott
Roy Merriott
Will Mellwraith
Walther League convention shrinks Immanuel church services
Immanuel congregation plans no services next Sunday due to attendance at the Walther League district convention in Sioux City Iowa May 22 to 24. Sunday school also canceled as teachers attend the event. Edward Loew pastor Grover Church will lead the morning service at 10 from Maple Hill Presbyterian affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Emory and N
4Th St
Otis L. Lang
Walther League
Sioux City
Iowa
Society of Immanuel
Ate
Grover Pres
Edward Loew
Carver
Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Maple Hill
Loew
Grover Church
Church Notices For May Gatherings And Memorial Service
The Church of Christ led by Pastor H. L. Olmstead reports strong Sunday School attendance with a goal of 250 to 260. No prayer meeting or choir practice Thursday evening. Union Memorial service with Protestant churches at Union Baptist on Sunday morning. Baccalaureate at Presbyterian church at 8 pm. May 31 features W. M. Baker of Des Moines at both services. Northwest District Convention at Cherokee June 11 and 12. Official board meeting at the church on Wednesday May 20 at 8 pm. Ladies Aid Band meets with Mrs Evbo Clark Thursday afternoon May date unsure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
O. Ov Ressell
K. Traefald
Immanuel Lutheran Church
High Lake
Jack Creek
Olen Anderson
Swan Lake
Clarence Sorum
Palestine Lutheran Church North
L. O. Wigdahl
Ruthven
A. Thorsen
H.L. Olmstead
W. M. Baker
Des Moines
Northwest District
Cherokee
Chas. Keeler
Evbo Clark
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Vindicator
Republican
Vindicator and Republican Company
G. A. Nichols
H. A
Nichols G. A. _Nichols and Daughter
American Press Association
J. O. Birdsell
Spencer
Florida
News-Herald
Birdsell
Paul U. Kinkhead
Liberty
Miami
South
Wm. E. Borah
Cincinnati
Washington
Eatherville
Mason City
Globe-Gazette
Ack Creek and Vicinity
Hanson Bros
Elnora Johnson
Conard
Evelyn
Eveting
Marie Sorum
Simon Paulson
Halfa
Helen Agaard
Nels Nielson
Milo Butterfield
Ernest George of
Grachtinger
Wallingford Cluth
Dorcas Aid
Johanna Larson
Norse
Luther League
Dolliver
Burt @ Jones
Cal Buyers
Acme Sales Coo
Gardston Hotel
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