Royal Neighbors Social and club meetings noted in Vindicator
Royal Neighbors enjoyed a social meeting at the 100 F hall with many attendees including Masdames Race Lamb Cooper and Peterson. White Shrine hosted a pot luck supper and Pan-Hellenic members held a dinner and bridge session. Estherville Township Club gathered for a competitive program and lunch, with several guests and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Masdames Q. C. Race
Charles Lamb
EB BE. Cooper
Harvey, Hippie
Ernest Lindsey
T. J. Koeler
Harry Wratten
Bertha Peterson
Addie Wratten
Florence Monroe
Ethel Watson
Florence Swalé
Leona Tomlinson
Dollie Quinn
Lessie McGuirmn
Joelze Boyle
Leona Lindsey
Ton Brown
Charles Cash
Mabhé
Lodge
DOLLIVER Visitors and local medical gathering notes
Miss Maron visited her father William Maron before heading West. Dr. H. D. Mereness attended Emmet County Medical Society in Estherville on Tuesday. Minnesota visitors included Mrs. Bruce Reed of Hollandale and Mrs. Ida Mindall of Vernon Center, sisters of Carl Peterson. Postmaster H. A. Tvedte was ill. his duties covered by Mrs. W. F. Peterson. Tvedte has returned to duty. Mrs. Earl VanderVeer visited from Des Moines to spend the day with her father Lars Peterson in Spirit Lake. VanderVeer is over sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maron
William Maron
West
H. D. Mereness
Emmet County Medical Society
Estherville
Carl Peterson
Bruce Reed
Hollandale
Minn
Ida Mindall
Vernon Center
Minnesota
Reed
Mindall
H .A. Tvedte
W. Fh. Peterson
Tvedte
Earl VanderVeer
Des Moines
Lars Peterson
Spirit Lake
VanderVeer
Ens
November Thunder and Snow Moments in History
The note lists November thunder events since 1913 including last Monday, and cites past dates in 1903 1913 1915 1924 1931 1938. It also records early snow in 1934 and 1945 with non heavy rests, and mentions county roads locked for days due to winter weather conditions.
Card from France Reaches Estherville Veteran's Niece
Irwin C. Nichols, a World War II veteran from Estherville, received a card from his niece Marcelle Baroiller of Chatillon sur Seine France. She notes the town was liberated on Sept. 9 and that American soldiers are being entertained and welcomed by the French people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Irwin C. Nichols
Estherville
Marcelle Baroiller
Department of Cote d'Or
Chatillon Sur Seine
Nichols
Mortgars Burning ceremony at Community church Sunday
The Mortgars Burning ceremony took place at the Community church Sunday morning at 10 30 led by Rev F Earl Burgess district superintendent of the Algonr district Northwest Town conference followed by a dinner in the annex Former pastors in attendance included Rev A G Husd le Rev C R Yeager and Rev W S Handy A 7% years old Oct 29 Arne Peterson was surprised with a birthday gathering at the Peterson brothers home Relatives from Minneapolis Lake Park Dolliver Huntington Armstrong Spirit Lake and more attended the event Net proceeds of the Womens Society bazaar were 171 50 and several out of town guests were listed Several local residents were noted as visiting or attending various events around Dolliver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Eiarl Burgess
Algonr
Northwest Town Conference
A. G. Hudsdle
Burt
C. R. Yeager
Rembrandt
Bert Wicks
Huntington
Emmet Trees
Armstrong
Adris Mae Mitchell
Milford
Delbert. Underwood
Montgomery
A. T. Peterson
Spirit Lake
Eather Clark
Bimidji
Minn
Cwin Miller
Hudson, S. C
Ralph Richards
Christie Richards
Lyle Wicks
Alice
Wayne
Rachel Griffith
Robert
Ole Knutson
Sheryl
Gerald Richards
Linda
M. C. Peterson
Dolliver
Anne Peterson
W. L. Peterson
Women's Society of Christian Service
Community Church
W. B. Reed
Fairmont
Louez Wolcott
Ceylon
Dillie Murtaugh
Mankato
Kenneth Peterson
Minneapolis
Leonard Trees
Bruce Reed
Hollandale
Ida Mundall
Vernon Center, Minn
George Pe
Local notes mixed with obits and transfers in town
Misg Gladys Ayers worked at the H. A. Tvedte home during the week. Dr. H. D. Morenesa and L. P. Stila attended D. W. Vanderston’s Masonic funeral services at Mugtrong Institute Friday afternoon. Guests at Saturday dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Wie of Trose and Betty of Armtrong. Mrs. Bruce Reed of Hollandate and Miss Ida Mundell of Vernon Center, Minnesota visited the Reed home. Reed is Mrs. Bertha Peterson’s brother. George Thomas Weber was transferred from Mountain Tome Idaho to Jackson for training. Sgt. Weber is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Weber. his wife and daughter Judy stay in Dolliver. The B Reed estate acreage was sold to Jacob Zwiefel of Fenton and will be occupied by his son Fredrick Zwiefel who operates a local blacksmith shop. Zwiefels reside in Si a Frey cottage. Ruth Cayler is staying at the Paul Anderson home since the home she lived in was sold. Mrs. Anderson’s daughter is Mrs. Cayler. The American Legion auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Neill Finn’s on Nov 2 has been postponed a week. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Knutson left for Rochester Minnesota where he will get knee treatment and she will undergo an operation. Mrs. Ella Harness has word her sister Miss Florence Maron of Des Moines has arrived safely in California to seek employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ayers
H. A. Tvedte
H. D. Morenesa
L. P. ‘Stila
Sbvicca
D. W.vanderston
Mugtrong
Jgé Sampgon Foe Surdey
Mra
Mra, ‘Samp‘Ons Parents, Mr. and Mra. Wie “of Trose and Betty of Armatrong
AFR
Eckhart
Bruce Reed
Hollandate
Mys
Ida Mundall
Vernon Center
Minn
Reed
Bertha Peterson
Dolliver
Botte “Wart
George Thomas Weber
sMountain
Tome
Idaho
Jackson
Weber
Spt
Judy
Lolliver
B. Reed
Jacob
Zwiefel
Fenton
Fredrick “Wiefel
Zwiefels
Sia Frey
Wahlra
Ruth Cayler
Wee
Neill Finn
Ole Knutson
Rochester
Knutson
Ella Harness
Florence Maron
Les Moines
Californnia
Obituary notices for Earl Gene Roberts and Richard Pederson
Earl Gene Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Badll Roberts was born February 7 1930 in Adrian Minnesota and died last Wednesday at Holy Family hospital. Funeral services were held at his home and Union Baptist church with hymns and brief remarks from Rev Forssell. Burial at Hast Side cemetery with pallbearers Kelton Houts Don Roberts Gilbert Stevens and Rodney Brink. Surviving relatives include parents and four siblings Phyllis Ann Sylvia Basil jr and Roy. Richard Pederson born January 17 1893 in Jarsund Norway emigrated to Canada then Spirit Lake Iowa and farmed in South Dakota. He married Olara Olson May 23 1918 and had two children Ralph Pederson and Mrs Clifford Coleman with grandchildren Sarwin Larry Coleman and Darleth Maye Coleman. He served in World War I and returned to farming, later longtime resident of Spirit Lake. He died November 4 1644 at Spirit Lake hospital and funeral services were held from Donovan Mortuary with Rev George Cox officiating. interment Spirit Lake cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gene Roberts
Badll Roberts
Adrian
Minn
Holy Family Hospital
Union Baptist Church
G. E. Forscell
Hast Side
Kelton ‘Houts
Don ‘Roberts
Gilbert Stevens
Rodney Brink
Phyllis Ann
Sylvia
Basil, Jr
Roy
Earl
Richard Pederson
Jarsund
Norway
Reinart
Carmine
Pederson
Canada
Spirit Lake
Pete Pederson
South Dakota
Tie
Olara Olson
Ralph Pederson
Stirk Lake
Clifford Coleman
Tee
Bretliss
Liespital
Asalna
Richard Pederton
Donovan Mortuary
George Cox
Accidental Self Injury Report In Delliver Household
A man, Walters of Delliver, was seriously injured Sunday when a rifle he was cleaning discharged. He was shot in the leg while at home, and is receiving treatment at Park View Hospital where attendants said his condition is good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Walters
Delliver
Saunday
Waikera
Brick
Tie
Park View
Hnich
Employees Vote on Union Representation in 1944 Pact
Employed workers at P. G. Gray company Hatherville and truck drivers who were off during the payroll period may vote in person November 21 1944 from 3:00 to 6:30 PM at the Orleans Hotel Southwest Room off Jobby Estherville. The ballot asks if they shall be represented for collective bargaining by United Packinghouse Workers of America Local 79 CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Gray Company
Hatherville
United States
Orleans
Jobby
Estherville
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Des Moines hearing set December 5 on rural transmission line
The county announces a December 5 hearing regarding petitions to construct miles of rural transmission line across Emmet and nearby areas. Officials will meet at their Des Moines offices to review the proposals and related legal actions.
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Fishherville, Tn
Thuratay
Pan-holton Dias
Pan-Hellenic
N. K. Brown
H. l. McMillan
McMillan
K. J. McDonald
Leonard Peterson
Everds
R. J. Coverdale
Francis Shadle
Marian Kennedy
Glenn Story
Margaret Clark
S. T. Egertson
John Birney
Mary Henaman
R. V. McKibhan
John Rhodes
Clark Jennings
V. Buchanan
J. B. White
Barbara Cornwall
Frank Larsen
John Osgood
Brown
VY. FE. O
P. BE. O
Hugh McTavish
Estherville Township
Norman Herbrandenn
Willian “Innard
C. EF
War
Ralph Lough
Lors
Grong
YL Ollernon
Ellerston
Vira
Vary Lough
Wilbur Aildreth
Henry Nepps
J. H. Willey
Willian Kindard
John Simpson
Henry Snyder
den Brahand
Walter Hasbrook
Jens Igeland
C. E. Kohlsted
Manville
Weatherstrip
Caulking
Joyce
Gonds
Lstherville, Ba
Éreon
Mr. and
Henry Myhre
Mrs. Emmet Trees
Armsstrong
Evermne Waat
Pranes
Misa Marjorie Harkness
Mise Harkness
Buffalo Center
Virginia
Doria
Bevers
Belo
Sioux City
Syste
Lorna Richards
Joyce Evans
Maxine Trees
Miss Treen
Devion
James H. Smith
Date Davis
Keith Stalbartow
Shery Knutson
Donald _ Laffey
Sonoghy
Linda Richards
Miss Knight
Alice Wicks
Joe Horral
Duane
Phyllis ‘Horral
Ira McAdams
Franklin
Pleasant, Prairie
Richard Ihlen
Robert Tvedte
Craig
HA Tvedtes
Leta Kinney
Imo’.Kinney
James Stillman
W.L. Whalen
Mark Shearer
Priscilla
Carol
Waukegan
Delmar Newton
Winthrod
Harbor, Nl
Arthur Newton
East Chain
Minn. L
Stillman
Town Falls
Jennie Phofipé
Mahiday
Sunnryfield
Sunnyfield
Mickelberry
Jane Parker
Wheaties
Campbells
A&p
Washington
Jonathan
U.S
Bac
Texas Juice Granges
Peg
Jack Sprat
Mie
Harold
AIP Food
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Rome
W.d
Texas
Me CA
AcoRy Grand Baking
Richelie
Stewart
California
Amy
Thompson
Tilts
Fainiok
Ellows
Setae
RED River KO
Cobblers
Self
Employes
West Tate
Eoge & Breeder
Coleen Sun Milling. CO
Estnerville
Owa
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