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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
6
The Dunnell Dolliver Vindicator reports the 1921 year end statement for the Dolliver Savings Bank with officers J P Kirby and L P Stillman swearing to accuracy and authenticity. The issue also carries a Swedish Lutheran funeral notice for a resident born in Sweden on September 14 186R died November 11 1921 and mentions relatives and attendees. The Red Cross chapter note urges renewals to boost local membership across 127 branches in town.
Dolliver Fred Albee bought chickens Thursday while Erma Sarchett visited her parents Eugene and family. Bam Caylor and daughter Marie were Estherville visitors Saturday, Ira Bromley was in Armstrong, and Barney Moritzen shipped a car load of chickens last Thursday. Farmers Union shipped a car of produce Saturday. Martin Irwin’s cow was hit by a car Saturday. Mrs. Davidson and son Harold visited Estherville Wednesday. Rabbits are being shot by local youths as winter seems to stay. Husking corn winds down. some farmers still have a good bit. The high school hosted a party last Wednesday. Thanksgiving is a week away. Count blessings and be thankful.
Dunnell Sewing Club will meet at Oscar Flygare's on Tuesday November 22. Miss Jones to teach drafting patterns. bring yard stick tape measure and paper. picnic lunch to be provided. Local visitors include Mrs Axe Danielson and daughter Ruth from Colorado, Mrs Jen nie Dahlstrom, Mrs Swan Carlson and children from St James for a funeral. PC Roth and Henry Applequist watched Spencer Armistice Day game. Miss Ermma Sherman of St Paul visiting Mrs Swen Pear Bull. Business Men's Association met in Dunnell. Attor ney Gaaredstruuin discussed Co-Operation. merchants debated pricing for eyes. church program led by Enar Hullenquist.
The Octet of the Swedish Lutheran church performed and a light lunch followed. About $60 was raised. Several residents were mentioned including Mrs. Henry Dreke, Mrs. Ed Mathwig, and Mrs. Renner. News notes report visits, illnesses, births, and travelers from Fairmont Estherville Worthington and Albert City with family updates and household movements.
People of Dunnell were shocked Wednesday to hear of the sudden death of George Dahlstrom after a quiet evening visit with his wife at her folks' home. The tragedy struck a local family, leaving the community mourning a respected resident.
Red Cross nurses examined 65 840 children in 6 650 schools across Iowa in the past six months finding 68 percent with defects in teeth vision hearing or hearing. Health weeks clinics and dental programs were organized in communities including OsKaloosa Council Bluffs and Cedar Rapids with health talks and home visits augmenting school based efforts.
The Red Cross in Iowa unites counties through community centers, with Oxford in Johnson County leading by building a shared meeting place funded by residents. Circulating libraries and recreation directors help engage all ages, and more centers are planned. Manitoba’s name derives from two Cree words, Manita and Wrha. The Waverly sugar beet factory recently sold for 300000 dollars after years of idleness. low sugar prices hurt the industry, though buyout may revive it later. About 24000 tons of sugar beets await the mill in Mason City.
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