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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1929

Page

5

Armistice Day program planned in Dolliver by Dolliver Chapter and school

The Dolliver Chapter of the Woman's Relief Corps teams with the school for a patriotic service in the school auditorium on Armistice Day November 11. Hon J W Morse of Estherville will give the address. the program includes musical numbers and a drill by pupils. No admission charged. A busy community page follows with social events, church meetings, and local visits from Estherville to Swea City and Grover.

Dolliver Woman's Relief Corps J. W. Morse Estherville Morse

Local residents travel and appointments noted

Mrs Paul Laidley and baby Jeanne visited Bedford Iowa to see her parents. Huntsinger takes barber job in Carl Wells shop. Mrs Harry Johnston visited Burt and returned home. Mrs Milo Hunt returned from Chicago. Rev Doane Upjohn attended a Deanery meeting in Des Moines. Atty William S Johnston made a business trip to Fort Dodge with family. Mrs Sarah Meyers moved to an apartment on North Seventh. Clyde R Johnston visited Cedar Rapids with Penick and Ford. Mrs Herb Nourse hosted visiting niece Mrs G A Grove from Kansas City. T A Cone visited town. formerly Woolworth manager. Harold Narenberg arrived to fill vacancy at National Store. Lelichman moved to Minneapolis. Raymond Johnston transferred to Cedar Rapids office with Penick and Ford. his wife to join after visit in Sheldon. Mr and Mrs C Peterson of Laurens and several others visited Rev and Mrs Winterstein. Robert Lee visited from Waterloo. Mrs Lee to Cedar Rapids for visit with Yaeger family. Andrew Frisvold and Marietta Bamble plus others stayed week with Jacobsen family. E E Thrush family drove to Spirit Lake. Lula Dade manager and Lois had studied in Chillicothe Missouri. Dade returned to Spirit Lake.

Paul Laidley Jeanne Bedford Iowa Fort Dodge Sarah Meyers North 5Th Street Sam Collins North Seventh Clyde R. Johnston Penick and Ford Cedar Rapids Sam Johnston Herb Nourse G. A. Grove Kansas City T. A. Cone Woolworth Harold Narenberg Oelwein Vern Lelichman National Lelichman Minneapolis Raymond Johnston Seattle Wash Penick and Ford Sheldon C. Peterson Laurens E. Jensen Graettinger Allan Burkholder Robert Lee Waterloo Hans Lee Mirs Lars Jacobsen E. E. Thrush Spirit Lake Lula Dade Western Union Dade Lois Chillicothe

New Camp Fire Is Organized At Superior Iowa

Mrs Henry Olson and several girls met Saturday afternoon in Superior to organize a new Camp Fire group. Seven girls signed the charter. they chose Mondamin as the group name. Nearby events include a Hallowe'en frolic, church activities, school notes, and community visits as residents prepare fall programs and plan a Fall Festival on November 23 with booths and a supper.

Superior Henry Olson Corn State Mondamin

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