Golden Wedding Honors for Follet Couple
Arm strong area notes recall May 26 Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ed Follet with relatives from New Haven Conn among visitors. Various local households hosted dinners and gatherings, a 1928 class reunion at Interlaken park, and camps, picnics, and visits by family to towns including Amery Spencer Spirit Lake Decorah and Maurice. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs Frank Stiener on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Gladys Quinn
Royce Dundas
New Haven
Chress
Hahn
Mallard
Ralph Peden
Art Thompson
Hally Clow
Truman, Minn
Wm. van Duzer
M. J. Iverson
Dolliver
B. J. Clark
W. C. Jaskulke
Spirit Lake
Paren
al’ Jas. Bunt
Given Callahan
Esther Horswell
Jean Schrecengost
Electic Light
Interlaken Park
W. H. Society
Mable Elsie
Sarah
Eun
Maurice
Omo
Huff
Ora Weir
Estherville
Roberta Postal
Columbus
John Dows
R. E. Bunt
Dale Trotter
Larrabee
Ruth Krocht
Seneca
John Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Krocht
Nicason
Trurola
Bob Underberg
Amery
Wis
J. N. Johnson
Frank Stiener
Union Daily Vacation Bible School Plans Announced
Union Daily Vacation Bible School will open June 3 for three weeks with Miss Olmstead as superintendent. An efficient cadre of teachers will lead crafts and recreation, offering moral and religious training to children while fitting into families’ vacation plans.
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Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Union Daily
Miss Olmstead
Local social notes and game report from Superior district
Sunday visits mark a flurry of travel among residents including Walter Garling and Herb Ostheimer in Rossie and La Porte City. Terrill and North Terrill high school squads played on the Superior grounds while cemetery society plans its June 7 meeting with Mrs. Merriott. A theft hit Wayne Small’s home Friday night as his gasoline engine was stolen for pumping water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garling
Rossie
Herb Ostheimer
la Porte City
Nellie Hall
Harry Perkins
Terrill High School
Superior
North Superior
Cemetery Society
Merriott
Yoch
Wayne Small
Fred Emerson
Greenville
John Rogers
Ben Roach
Estherville
Guy Small
Wood
Terril
Clarence Christ
Lake Park
Homer Christ
Local Socials and School Events Recap
Mr and Mrs H D Mereness and daughter Margery shopped in Estherville Saturday. A pie social and dance drew a crowd at the I O O F Hall Friday night. Fred Davis and sons called on L L Clements home Friday evening. C Poffenberger and Orvil Eckhart fished in Spirit Lake Sunday. Cecile Watrous suffered non fatal injuries from a horse fall Thursday. Nadine Stillman and Jean Mellwraith called on Thursday. A Fenton group picnicked at Turtle Lake last week. A county nurse examined pupils at the schoolhouse early week. High School hosted a Title Lake picnic Tuesday as part of magazine selling contest activities. Baccalaureate service at the church Sunday night and commencement at the schoolhouse Thursday May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Mereness
Margery
Estherville
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fred Davis
L. L. Clements
C. Poffenberger
Orvil Eckhart
Spirit Lake
Cecile Watrous
Nadine Stillman
Jean Mellwraith
Fenton
Turtle Lake
Title Lake
Dunnell and neighbors report midyear property changes
Walter Nelson Dunnell buys the Erickson house now occupied by C M Schenck and family and will take possession in June. M Chas Waswa and family move to Monterey. Ed Marquardt rents the Peoples Oil station and takes over late week. Violet Swanson returns from Jul iet stay to keep house for brother Melvin on Hubbut farm. C M Schenck buys brick house and moves in by June 1. Ethel Sauidin hosts a spice shower for friends Monday evening preceded by a social. Ruth Anderson of Fairmont visits H Berkenhagen. Eloise Logue wins first in a Lake fre declamatory contest.
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Walter Nelson
Erickson
C. M. Schenck
M. Chas. Waswa
Monterey
Ed Marquardt
Peoples
Violet Swanson
Juliet
Melvin
Hubbut
Ethel , Sauidin
Ipimch
Ruth Anderson
Fairmont
H. Berkenhagen
Eloise Logue
Lake Fre
Local notes fill rural life and visits across towns
Rural schools praise and spelling contests lead to Mauritz Linder finish while Axel Lyons travels to Cokato with Walter Hubbert goods. Mrs. Hurlburt of Worthington visits with her daughter. Mrs. Peter Anderson buys the Hubbert home and plans a summer move. Fishermen report plentiful pickerel at Loon Lake. Numerous visits and small events unfold from Sherburn to Triumph and Kansas Lake.
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Ment
Mauritz Linder
Axel Lyons
Cokato
Walter Hubbert
P. C. Roth
Elmore
Hurlburt
Worthington
A. J. Pass
Peter Anderson
Hubbert
Dr. Swink
Loon Lake
Porter Hamden
Sherburn
Harvey Berkenhagen
Dunnell
Lillian Osberg
Lorene Mathwig
Oliver Anderson
Kenneth Meister
Chauncey Hoffmeister
Geo. Weir
Donald Weir
Burt
W. S. Brundage
Busiess
Chas. Cross
Estherville
Wm. Cremmel
Fay Headly
John Stenstrum
Fl. N. A
Mary Headley
M. E. Ladies Aid
S. I. Parsonage
Vickner
Clarence Carlson
Ethel Sandin
John Lovig
Gardner Hospital
Triumph
Kansas Lake
Pioneer Charles W Jarvis Dies at 83 in Davenport
Charles Willis Jarvis 83 longtime Davenport resident and owner of Lincoln County Abstract and Title died at his son's home after a three month illness from hardening of the arteries. He lived in Davenport 27 years was a member of the Lincoln County Bar Association Masonic lodge and active in the Methodist church for 62 years.
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Jarvis
Spokane
Charles Willis Jarvis
Davenport
Lincoln County Abstract and Title Company
Mr. Jarvis
Lincoln County Bar Association
Masonic Lodge
Methodist
Davenport man J arvis widow Adelia survives long marriage
At his home in Davenport Mr. Jar vis leaves his widow Adelia whom he married almost 63 years ago in Esther ville Town. Surviving children include Mrs. C. L. Bartlett of Santa Barbara California Mrs. Clifton Bradley of Richmond California Mrs. D. R. Schuler of St. Paul Minnesota M. B. Jarvis of Spokane Co W Jr of Seattle and Dr B. W Jarvis of New York City. Blue Earth Post.
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Davenport
Jarvis
Adelia
Estherville
Town
C. L. Bartlett
Santa Barbara
Cal
Clifton Bradley
Richmond
D. R. Schuler
St. Paul
Spencer Cubs Open Season at Triboji Beach Decoration Day
Spencer Cubs, also known as the Spenser baseball team, plan to open the season at Triboji Beach on Decoration Day against the Kary-All Stars of Sioux City. The new Triboji athletic field at Triboji Freach is being prepared for a likely record crowd.
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Spencer, In
Spenser
Cubs
Spencer
Spencer Cubs
Triboji Beach
Sioux City
Triboji Athletic
Triboji Freach
Tribune
Lake Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Triboji
Flemmng
John Hart
Manager Hopes and Player Moves Stir Triboji Beach Season
The club head resigns and will not return at Spencer this season. Flemming plays with a traveling baseball team this summer. Several candidates are considered for the manager's post and one will be selected before the season opens at Triboji Beach Decoration Day.
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Triboji Beach
Decoration Day
Memorial Day Post Office to Observe Legal Holiday
Memorial Day on May 30 will be observed as a legal holiday at the Post Office. Window service will be provided to patrons from 8:30 to 9:30 A.M. F. A. Robinson, P. M.
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Armstrong
Lota Sta
West
Colorado
Yellowstone
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Piken P. Region
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
American River Canyon
Golden State
Garden of Allah
Apache Trail Country
Etorada Ies
Rockisland
Rock Island Vacation Travel Service
Bureau of Valley Nat'l Banks
W. Jarvis
Lowell
Alfred S$. Amery
Flemming
F. A. Robinson, P. M
Pontiac
Michigan
Lovejoy
General Motors
Oakland-Pontiac
Cockburn Repair Shop
Estherville, Iowa
Lee Gonshohocken
Lee
Conshohocken
Clyde Salyer
Tire and Battery
East
Howard Street
Iowa
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