What is appendicitis and how it’s treated
Dr Frederick R Green notes humorists mock appendicitis yet it is ancient, dating to Egyptian times. Modern surgery began with germ theory and antisepsis, allowing safe removal of the appendix to prevent peritonitis. Recognition and treatment save thousands of lives yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Green
Healthy
Humorist
Ruffer
Pasteur
Joseph Tester
Western Newspaper Union
Local notes from Lake Fremont Sherman and Estherville events
Mr and Mrs M H Silcox and children spent Sunday at the C R Silecox home in Sherburn and attended the baccalaureate sermon. Many from here attended the Sherburn class play last Friday and praised it as the best yet. District 69 closes May 28 with a scenic dinner and program. A hard times social by M E Ladies Aid drew a good crowd despite weather, adding to the treasury. Mr and Mrs E E Logue and children attended the Estherville baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening. Lionel Headley and sister Vera attended the Sherburn baccalaureate services Sunday. J E Willey went to Estherville Monday to attend class day program Tuesday. Mr and Mrs P M Jackson left for Jefferson IA last Wednesday for a sister’s death. they returned Saturday. Commencement exercises planned at Petersburg Friday May 29 and at Sherburn May 28, with nearly everyone from the area attending. A circus in Estherville drew many Monday. Bob Simonsen was a local caller Tuesday. Glen Maaland had tonsils and adenoids removed at Coleman hospital Tuesday. Clara Johnson visited Myrtle Egeland Tuesday afternoon. R H Dewall shelled corn Wednesday and delivered at Wallingford. Sam Peterson of north of Wallingford attended a Tuesday evening visit at Olaf Thoreson’s. Mrs Gee Dewall and Odelt visited at the John Berger home Wednesday afternoon. Bert Maaland shelled corn Thursday. Mr and Mrs J M Anderson were Graettinger callers Monday. Mrs Fred Lutz and baby visited Mrs Bast Wednesday afternoon in Irwin Ness’s absence following a tonsil and nasal operation. Clarence Ageland Ed and Susie Herke Ina Berg went to Clermont MN Friday to see Bill Herke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Silcox
C. R. Silecox
Sherburn
District 69
M. E. Ladies Aid
Treasury
E. E. Logue
Estherville
Lionel Headley
Vera
J. E. Willey
P. M. Jackson
Jefferson
Iowa
Petersburg
Bob” Simonsen
Glen Maaland
Coleman Hospital
Clara Johnson
Myrtle Egeland
R. H. Dewall
Wallingford
Sam Peterson
Olaf Thoreson
Johy
Berger
J. M. Anderson
Graettinger
Fred Lutz
Baby
Bast
Irwin
Ness
Clarence Ageland
Susiéd Herke
Ina Berg
Claremont
Minn
Bill Herke
Traer
Rock Island
Milo Housner
Alex Wis
Walter Eads
Lakefield
Mary Eads
A. J. Yoch
Ova Neil Small
Cedar Rapids
Ida Mae Post
Davis City
Town
Miss Post
Howard Garlin
Herb Ostheimer
Waterloo
D. F. Givens
Mobridge
S. D
R. C. Ewing
Staples
Beth Bringle
Lake Park
John McMullen
McKenzie
Okoboji
Miss Trabert
Supt
Bliss
Men of Iowa
Herbert Marsh
Iva Thornburg
Norma’s
Cupid’s Charm Superior
Margaret Bringle
Elizabeth Reuland
Francis Hoover
Trene Wilkinson
Zerfoss
Clay County
Dickinson County
Small
Post
Prof
Evergreen Gardens
Miami
B. C. Nelson
Marvin
Nels Volding
Minnesota
Ethlyn
Nelson
Henry Dewall
Dewall
Harry Lennox
Superior
H. Dewall
Twelve Mile Lake
Paul Welnitz
Nissen
Glenn Whiteford
Martens
Nelsons
Art Larson
Harry Brown
J. Brown
Nelson Pasture
G. A. Nichols
C. J. Martens
Ralph Dewall
Local Social Notes From Emmet Echoes
Community snippets report visits and minor events around Emmet County. Grandma Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Flint called on Friday evening at the A S Anderson home. Lorene Martin visited the W D O'Brien home on Sunday. Y Ving Ellerston and Mrs. Ellerston traveled to central state to see Ray Bryan. J E F Koenecke fished at Leon Lake and caught a good string of bullheads Tuesday. E E club hosted by Mrs A F Meredith Thursday. Elmer Weir home on vacation from Byron Weir. Mrs Walter Dayn and Linn Dean visiting Sac county. Alf Henderson shelling corn Monday. Miss Mary Anderson visiting Strawberry Point farm. Large picnic crowd last Friday with a good time. Mr and Mrs A S Anderson visited J C Bgere son’s home and spoke with Mrs H M Borreson from St Paul. Rev Bert Weaver of Jolly spent part of last week here with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Harris
Iron Mountain
Michigan
E. E. E. Club
Elmer Weir
Byron Weir
Walter Dayn
Linn Dean
Sac County
Alf Henderson
Mary Anderson
Strawberry Point Farm
A. S. Anderson
J. C. Bgereson
H. M. Borreson
St. Paul
CROSSWORD PUZZLE NO TWELVE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Puzzle presents a mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with mis-spellings and abbreviations, requesting fills such as 1-Legend 4-To atelp and 80-Initiate of a continent. It lists familiar clue forms like personal pronouns, legal terms, and common objects, but many entries are garbled and require deduction and correction.
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Thuc
New England State
Doy
Lastern State
Local notes list hurt in accident and social visits
Word was received that Mrs Henry Dewall near Superior formerly of this neighborhood was severely hurt last week. The community hopes for a speedy recovery. Mrs P S Anderson spent last week with her sister Mrs Anfin Egeland at Estherville. A few from here attended the ice cream social and poppy sale held at Wallingford by the American Legion and Auxiliary. P S Anderson owns a new Ford sedan. Various residents visited Estherville, Armstrong, Spirit Lake, Minsk, and other nearby towns for chores, calls, or shopping. The Culture Club met for its last regular meeting of the year with plans for the Farm Bureau picnic. The Archie Wilkinson family visited Clarion and stayed with Ostheimer and Wilkinson homes. The Floyd Weaver family left for Sibley for a graveling contract. Numerous local residents entertained, visited, or traveled to Spirit Lake, Estherville, Graettinger, Ringsted, Royal, and other cities over the weekend. Mrs Chas Stanley, Mrs Wade, and Mrs Givens attended a Spencer visit. funeral services were held for Anna Optagrafft in Estherville. Families from Lakota, Wat erloo, Le Mars, and Thief River Falls were noted visitors or guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dewall
Superior
P. S. Anderson
Anfin Egeland
Estherville
Wallingford
American Legion and Auxiliary
A. C. Christiansen
Clarence
Clifford
Alice
Laura Ingvall
Ole Johnson
R. H. Dewall
J. M. Anderson
I. G. Maaland
Rodrey Ness
Spirit Lake
Carl Thoreson
Armstrong
Chester Anderson
George Dewall
Frank Paton
Norman Johnson
Myrtle Egeland
Gunnar Ness
Mae Jensen
Earl Furgeson
Lost Island
Bill
Henry Dewarl
M. G. Ostheimer
Chas. Stanley
Manley
Wade
M. EB. Leek
Mr. Leeck
Bagely
Mary Eads
Joyce Small
Huntington
Bernice Lambert
Minnesota
Culture Club
Mrs. Smith
Farm Bureau
Archie Wilkinson
Clarion
B. A. Wilkinson
Floyd’ Weaver
Sibley
Floyd
Chas
Stanley
Hannah Wade
D. I. Givens
Spencer
Carlson
Chas Sheats
Estelline
S. D
A. Lewis
Graettinger
Primghar
Mable Roberts
le Mars
Sunday Visitors and School Year Close Reflections
Long list of local social visits and travel as residents travel to see relatives. Teachers Miss Post Miss Small and Supt Bliss leave for new positions. Graduation activities including a Junior Senior banquet, diplomas, and a May picnic described. Community events include cemetery memorial plans and a postponed Sticktuit Club meeting. Several families attend gatherings in Estherville Lake Park and Mobridge with Mr. and Mrs. Dewall and others hosting or visiting.
West Emmet Couple Relocate to Miami Florida
Mr and Mrs J N Wheatley formerly of Chicago and connected to West Emmet township are reported to have moved to Miami Florida. A brother identified as G G is linked to the West Emmet area. The note appears in a terse local clipping detailing migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Wheatley
G.G
West Emmet Township
Chicago
Florida
Miami
Dolliver Pastor Heddle to Visit Scotland
Rev Heddle leaves Dolliver on Monday June 1 for Montreal and sails June 4 to Edinburgh Scotland to visit his mother after 17 years and to attend the National W C T U Convention reporting back to Emmet County chapters. Mrs A G Heddie Mrs Roy Merriott and Mrs A H Pickell attended the Grover Community circle which hosted a large crowd and served lunch. Dolliver High School commencements held in the auditorium May 20 with graduates Opal Wicks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heddle
Monda
Montreal
Whic Place
Edinburg
Scotland
Plate
Www. C. T. U
Emmet. Co
A. G. Heddie
Roy Merriott
A. H. Pickell
Graduation Picnic and Staff Departures at Local High School
Lyle Wicks, Lucile Harding, Herman Moltzen, Willa Watrous, Carl Claw sen and Dorothea Powell are named among attendees at a commencement address by Rev. Herbert Marsh of Spirit Lake. Teachers Alpha Packard, Ethel Packard, Rena Johnson, Eva Clark leave for new positions after school ends. Numerous local residents and families are noted in social and community visits, with references to illnesses and a circus outing, ending with a Ruskin quote on truth and right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Wicks
Lucile Harding
Herman Moltzen
Willa Watrous
Carl Clawsen
Dorothea Powell
Herbert Marsh
Spirit Lake
Hands Park
Alpha and
Ethel Packard
Renwick
Rena Johnson
Fertile
Eva Clark
Moulton
Miss Johnson
Louis Whalen
Victor Whalen
Paul Anderson
Duane
A. R. Eckhart
Irwin Newland
Estherville
Schneider
H. C. Burdette
Victor Whaleh
Eatherville
Paul ‘McDermott
Will Maton
McDermott
Amanda Maron
Bess Ritzman
Mason City
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Lake
Fremont
EMMET
Bert Weaver
Jolly
Hoy
Ver
Rapa
V.R
West Emmet
Spencer, Towa
V. RE
Dolliver
Ruskin
J. Hansen
Zhe
Nau Brothers
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