Stillman Elected Vice President in Methedit Churches
L. P. Stillman of this place was elected vice president of the sub district brotherhood of Methedit churches at a muting at Estherville last Tuesday evening. The Dolliver area news notes several visits, gatherings, and illness reports including Mrs. Jennie Thorp’s illness and travel to Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Stillman
Brotherhood of Methedit
Estherville
Henry Ault
Critz & Company
Gridly
Dolliver
Dollivir
Nadine Stillman
Margry Mitreness
Ella Clausen
Iowa State College
Ames
Winston Yeager
Morningside College
Sioux City
Doris Eckhart
Marion
H. D. Mereness
Huntington Ladies Aid
Ed Stanerson
Lilland
Jewell
Iowa
Hans Tvidt, Jr
Paul Anderson
Dolliver Unit
American Legion Auxilary
Esther O. Thompson
Dallas Center
Indianola Auxiary Glee Club
WOI
S. B. Red
Community Church
Epworth League
W. G. Mcllwraith
Jean
Marion McIlwraith
C. R. Wallace
Halfa
Mason City
Jennie Thorp
Dolliver News Briefs and Local Happenings
Madison official George C. Mathews named to Federal Trade Commission succeeding Humphrey with Mrs. Thorp visiting. Local leases from Albert and Myrtle Harde Copp to G. W. Stillman. Strand from Cylinder takes lease and will move in soon. Community church annex hosts Living Links class meeting with 11 members. Pheasant season draws crowds as hunters flock to open fields. Various social visits, plays, and school events noted, including Junior plays, baptisms, and multiple family gatherings. Water services disrupted by a broken pipe, repaired by Fred Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus P. Stillman
Thorp
Arthur Strand
Cylinder
Albert
Myrtle Hardecopt
G. W. Stillman
Strand
Living Links
Church Annex
Dc. R. Yeager
Geo. Hall
Grace Knutson
Nelson Bardo
Dolliver
I. J. Fowler
Alma Goodell
Oakland
California
Sylvia Wiltse
Floyd Champine
Charlie Champine
Low
Jasper Reed
Goodell
Council Bluffs Savings Bank
A. R. Eckhart
Oren
Art Maron
Leon
Donna
Agnes Weber
Estherville
Fred Davis
Personal finance service offers quick cash loans
You can obtain cash with monthly payments to fit your income secured by your signature on personal security such as furniture livestock automobile or diamond. A special department assists educators and permanent employees with arranging fast cash. This note lists H J Longside Estherville and Des Moines representatives and a Des Moines Equitable Building address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Long Side
Lincoln
Estherville Pany
Aliber & Com
Equitable
Des Moines
Election Department of the Vindicator and Republican
Local social and farming notices from Halfa area
Mrs. Geo Buck hosted Tuesday evening for Mrs Andrew Olson. E T Baumann of Ringsted did business Thursday in the vicinity. Kahlvidt boys pick corn for Simon Paulson and Leonard Lund husks for Hans Christensen. Elmer Gangestad sick. Alvin Glassnapp harvests for Andrew Davidson. Louis Lemaster husks for the John Paugh farm. Walter Martin and Harold Miller of Minnesota pick corn for Ellerston. Clifford Gangestad works for Hans Christensen. Irving Ellerston and son Roger visited the Chris Ellerston home Saturday. Supt Anderson and Mr Baker of Halfa school visited the Ellerston farm Saturday. Des Moines area pheasant hunters in the vicinity Friday and Saturday. Harold Miller and Walter Martin visited relatives at Ceylon Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Buck
Andrew Olson
E. T. Baumann
Ringsted
Kahlvidt
Simon Paulson
Leonard Lund
Hans Christensen
Elmer Gangestad
Alvin Glassnapp
Andrew Davidson
Louis Lemaster
John Paugh
Walter Martin
Harold Miller
Minnesota
Ellerston
Clifford Gangestad
Irving Ellerston
Roger
Chris Ellerston
Supt
Anderson
Mr. Baker
Halfa
Elerston Farm
Des Moines
Ceylon
Community Greetings and Sunday Visits in Webster City
Carl Jensen and Bud Wels served as callers at Webster City Sunday. Multiple families including the Jensens Bennicksons Rarmusens and Vommins visited the H C Jensen home. Agnes Madison left for Blair Nebraska to attend college. Neighbors and local residents were seen at church, social events, and a county agents meeting in Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jensen
Bud Wels
Webster City
Myrtle Madsen
Verda Belle Bennickson
James Dixon
Fortuna
N. D
H. C. Jensen
Nels Jensen
Hans
R. E. Rarmusen
Carlen
Dorothy
Maxine
Anton Vommzn
Ralph Andersen
Jewell
Stratford
Ames
St. John's
Riv
Eartherville
Geo. Rinderknecht
Sirl Nelsen
Nels Jorgensen
Nada
Esther
J. P. Jensen
W. P. Kearns
Jennie Petersen
Ruth
Ann Jensen
Ann N. G. Christiansen
Joe Oaes, Jr
Storm Lake
N. G. Christiansen
L. 8
Nelson
Hans Christiansen
Hazel
Harold Holte
Pearl Christiansen
Estherville
George Hoien
Fairmont
West Emmet and neighbors visit Lawrence Gage family
Sunday visitors include the L. W. Stark family and Mrs G G Wheatility at the Harry Brown home. Orne of Hutchinson visited the Lawrence Gage family. P I Schmidt and daughters along with Louise Fowler of Raleigh dined with the Gage family. Vernice Wheatility called at Claus Martens. Milford Houge sold his Chevrolet to Myron Gage and now drives a Ford. H M Beal, uncle of Mrs Andrew Klen, died suddenly of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Stark
G. G. Wheatility
Harry Brown
Orne
Hutchinson
Kansas
Lawrence Gage
P. I. Schmidt
Maxine
Velma
Verna
Louise Fowler
Raleigh
Vernice Wheatity
Claus Martens
Milford Houge
Myron
Funeral notices and social visits in Minnesota and North Carolina
Funeral details place the interment at Round Lake Minnesota after services in Cavalier North Dakota. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. A Klein and C E Eastman with son Lloyd. Visits feature Mrs Milford Houge with Claron near Montgomery and the Martens family in Nashua New Hampton Osage. LeRoy Thompson and children with Clarence Beal of Porter Iowa stop by. Iva Christ and daughters visit J H Larson. Hazel Logan of Superior visits Monday. NRA quip on a five day week and wash day Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalier
N. C
Round Lake
Minn
A. Klei
C. E. Eastman
Lloyd
Milford Houge
Claron
Montgomery
Irving Martens
Nashua
New Hampton
Osage
Martens
LeRoy Thompson
Clarence Beal
Porter, Minn
A. Klein
Iva Christ
J. H. Larson
M&s
Hazel Logan
Superior
Monay
Removed pounds by heroic dieting woman inspires others
A reader recalls hearing a remarkable tale of a woman who shed weight through heroic dieting and left a lasting impression with her extraordinary effort and discipline.
Tax sale notice for Estherville land sold to Tosdal
Legal notice to Ellsworth and others that Lot 6 and Lot 7 in Block 5 Woods Addition Estherville were sold at tax sale on December 8, 1940 to H. H. Tosdal. Redemption period expires 90 days after service of this notice unless redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
H. H. Tosdal
Also Mentioned on This Page
George C. Mathews
Madison, Wis
Federal Trade Commission
Wm. J. Hmphrey
Roosevelt
Marvelle Burdette
Jean Phelps
Phelps
H. QO. Burdtte
B. H. Redhead
Joliet
Ill
J. Russell Mindock
J. Russell Jr
Viola
J. C. Weber
Lutheran Aid Society
Dorothy Fields
Esthervill
Dolliver High School
M. ©. Moklebust
Magda Teslow
Harold
Marian
Decorah
Ed Moe
Ole Moz
Rufus Cummins
Community Church Annex
C. R. Yeager
Bardo of
Armstrong
Ray Bardo
Wm. Maron
I. J. Fowlern
W. C. Olson
Chicago
Frieda Clausen
Mankato Minn
Hulda Clausen
Grant Consolidated
Ledyard
Hulda
M. J. Cooper
Shirley Ann
Boone
Mr. Cooper
Boone County
Dr. Mereness
W. G. McIlwraith
Mike Jessen
H. O
Jean and
Marion Mcllwraith
W. L. Peterson
League
Ey Yeager
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Bachman
Free Methodist Church
Merle Olson
L. Slaba
Julia Gangestad
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Lutheran
Clifford Huntley
Ing
Oliver Stocker
Jimmie McIntire
Leonard Madden
Will Martin
Ike Watts
Mary Dundas
Jimmie Carroll
Henry Flier
Iowa City
V-R
Max McMillin
Estherville, Iowa
New York Life
John Rogers
Drs. Jones & Mann Osteopathic
Sandren
L. W Loving, M. D
Tel. Res
Emmet County State Bank
J. L. Osgood
Rhodes Block
Fr.dericksen
L. M. Christensen
N. R. Ellsworth
Rhodes
A. I. Reed
M. D
Nau
Ihereby
Miss
Mrs
Claire Ray
Jack Creek
Andrew
Sunde
Washington
West Emmet
Young Caruso
Enrico Caruso Jr
Unic
Ellsworth & Jones
Electa Baynard
F.E
A. L. Buffer
J. Hansen
Golden Sun Milling Co
Jensen & Sons
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