Residents, visitors, and travels fill Estherville area lists
A long page of local notes records Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Jack Carbery of Emmetsburg at R L Richardson home and many trips and errands. State inspector William McKinley Robinson visits consolidated schools countywide. Mrs Lew Callendar and daughter Margaret visit nephew E B Callendar and family while Mrs Callendar runs the Inn on East Okoboji and returns to Winner S D. Several others—Mrs K K Skattebo of Wallingford from Chicago. a birth at Colehan hospital to Mr and Mrs Glenn A Kettleson. trips by Mrs T O Berg and Anna Myhre to Wal lingford. Dr Knox of Marcus bringing his brother Bob home from Birney Hospital. Will Davies in Kimball Neb. Miss Margaret Schloeman in Indianapolis for Normal Training School. and Mrs Geo Rug t iv and Mrs Matt Mathison at Spirit Lake. Mr and Mrs Everett Clark bring home guests. Joe Stewart leaves for Excelsior Springs and San Diego for health. Edna Sabo operated at Coleman Hospital now home. various repairs, moves, and visits across the area as residents travel between Belmond, Story City, Waterloo, Des Moines, Estherville, and nearby farms. A long list of house moves, rehabs, and family visits concludes with a note of Oley McDaniels injuring a finger at Cement Products Co and pending layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carbery
Emmetsburg
R. L. Richardson
William McKinley
Robinson
Consolidated Schools
Consolidated
Lew Callendar
Margaret
E. B. Callendar
K. K. Skattebo
Wallingford
Chicago
Glenn A. Kettleson
Colerhan Hospital
T. O. Bérg
Anna Myhre
Dr. Knox
Marcus
Bob Knox
Birney Hospital
Knox
Huntington
Will Davies
H. Oransky
Kimball
Neb
Mr. Oransky
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Schloeman
Indianapolis
Ind
Geo. Rugtiv
Matt Mathison
Spirit Lake
Rugtiv
Everett Clark
Joe Stewart
Excelsior Springs
San Diego
Calif
Tom McGinn
Mardell
A. S. Reed
Suerior
Royal
Walter Eads
Alpha
Minn
Arden Iy
Coleman Hospital
Rene
Fredgerne
Mills
E Cavin
Joe Eager
Gedar Rapids
Theo Wold
J. H. Harison
On Hill
Gertrude Toft
Geveral Points
Minnesota
Mopriday
M. Mathison
Belmond
Story City
Edna Sabo
Coleman
Chas. Adamson
H. E. Clark
Éith
Roy Brown
E. Oslin
Waterloo
Glenn Wanamaker
Donald
Averly
Kan
Wanamakés
J. F. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Dick Sheldon
White Stock Farm
Oley McDaniels
Cement Products Co
Ween
Worthy Matrons ClubHolds Ladies Gathering at Sondrol Home
Worthy Matrons Club members Mesdames E I Sondrol and N B Egbert entertain the ladies at Mrs E I Sondrol s home on Thursday evening The Current Topics Club met with Mrs H O and studied Bible topics The afternoon topic centered on birth and related topics with a focus on the Bible study program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy "Matrons Club
E. I. Sondrol
N.B. Egbert
Worthy Matrons Club
Oman
H. O
Mia Ea Re
D A R Meeting At Mrs Lloyd Anderson Home
The D A R regular meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Anderson. Mrs. Anderson was assisted in the entertainment by Mrs. M J Groves, Mrs. Seward Dillon, Mrs. Chas Werling and Mrs. M L Soeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A
Lloyd. Anderson
Civics Department Meeting of Wo mans Club Planned
The Civics Department of the Wo mans Club will meet with Mrs. L. R. Buckingham on Monday October 8. Mrs. Geo Letchford will lead the session and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics Department
Womang Club
The
Woman’s Club
L. R. Buckingham
Geo. Letchford
Estherville Teachers Attend D A R Chapter Meeting
About sixty people gathered Monday evening at the home of F. J. White for a D A R Chapter social with fall flower decorations. Mrs. Geo Letchford led conundrums and games while Mrs. W H Biedermann read. The informal event included a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Geo. Letchford
W. H. Biedermann
Mrs Harold Lough Honored At Pre Nuptial Shower
Mrs Harold Lough was honored at a Monday evening pre nuptial shower hosted by the Goldenrod Embroidery Club at the home of Mrs John Sandren. Mrs Geo Rugtiv, Loughs mother, is a member. Eighteen ladies attended and a luncheon was served. A further gathering is planned Thursday evening at the Rugtiv home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lough
John Sandren
Goldenrod Embroidery Club
Bridge Club Honors Departing Members At Home
A Tuesday evening party at Mrs. N. P. Walker hosted by the bridge club honored three members bound for new homes. Mrs. K. V. Turner plans a California winter with her family while Mrs. F. X. Foran moves to Cedar Rapids and Mrs. E. M. Brenneman relocates to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Walker
Bridge Club
K. V. Turner
California
F. X. Foran
Cedar Rapids
E. M. Brenneman
Sioux City
Local clubs meet with social and program notes
The Four Mile Lake Club met on Wednesday September 26 with Mrs Arthur Hyde opening. Bessie Bendixon was balloted for membership and accepted. A program featured readings from a Pipe Stone Minnesota paper printed over a century ago. Seven members were present plus one honorary member Mubs Led Cox. A pleasant social time followed with lunch. Ryan Lake Country Club met September 19 at Mrs Homer Rogers' home with visitors and a fine program and lunch by Mrs Ed Rogers. Mrs Dell Stuart hosts October 10. Pythian Sisters plan a dance October 9 at the K of P Hall inviting K of P members and card holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Mile Lake
Arthur Hyde
Bessie Bendixon
Simpson
Pipestone
Minn
Asere
Mubs-Led- Cox
Corres
Ryan Lake
Embroidery Club Host, Sorority Pledges Noted at Iowa City
Miss Dorothy Beymer of Phi Beta Phi Miss Esther Yedger of Zeta Tau Alpha Wil lis Gruwell and John Osgood of Gamma Delta among those pledging fraternities and sororities in Iowa City last week Mrs Chas Anderson hosts the Goldenrod Embroidery Club gathering this afternoon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Dorothy Beymer
Phi Beta Phi
Esther’ Yedger
Zeta Tau Alpha
Willis Gruwell
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
John Osgood
Gamma Delta
Health Crusade Cup Exhibition in Grant's Confectionery
The big loving cup won by Iowa in the Health Crusade is displayed in Grant's Confectionery show window. Donated by an unknown Newark man, the cup becomes permanent after Iowa wins it three times. Miss Edith Countryman leads the Health Crusade effort in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Newark
Edith Countryman
Miss Dorothy Wilson Hosts Surprise Shower for Helen Dunham
Miss Dorothy Wilson gave a Monday evening shower for Miss Helen Dunham as a surprise. Only a few of Dunham’s intimate friends attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilson
Helen Dunham
Miss Dunham
Woman's Club Meeting Rescheduled for Oct 4 Evening
The Woman's Club monthly session moves from Tuesday afternoon Oct 9 to Thursday evening Oct 4 at 8 in the American Legion Rooms. Dr. Jeanette Throckmorton of the State Board of Health Des Moines will speak, being a noted Iowa Federation speaker. All women and girls in Estherville are invited. Executive board and membership committee meet at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
American Legion
Marie Sorum
Jeanette Throckmorton
State Board of Health of
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Estherville
Gddressey
O’cloghyey
Community Notes and Visits From Grover and Estherville
Local families host guests and attend events as Emmet County residents gather for fairs, church services, Ladies League gatherings, and a Teachers Institute. Visits include Sam Fielding's family, Mrs. Wickens hosting Midway Country Club, and various residents traveling to Spencer Fair.
Lectures by Dr Weber Draw Small Crowds in Huntington
In Huntington last week Dr F R Weber of the Community Service Bureau lectured on community problems to mixed attendance due to rain. A larger crowd attended Tuesday night and refreshments followed. He is slated to return in October for two days. Local notices mention an upcoming Aterbury Show Co circus, though details are unclear. Mrs Geo Peterson left for Storm Lake on business and Dr A H Bishop of West Bend had tile shipped to build a hog house north of town. R B Williams and family visited Rushmore Minnesota for a weekend. Ray had a near miss with a corn binder causing minor damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Weber
Weber
Community Service Bureau
Dr .Weber
Aterbury Show Co
Geo. Peterson
Storm Lake
A. H. Bishop
West Bend
Kale
John Paulson
R. B. Williams
Rushmore
Minn
Ray
Dunnell
STATE LINE WEDDING WELCOMES NEW HOME
Mrs Bert Mattson of Jackson visits the C O Anderson home. Mrs S A Brunsvold travels to Hanlontown to spend winter with daughter and families. She is accompanied by Mr Brunsvold and Mr and Mrs Albert Brunsvold who return next day. Elmer Herbrandson and Dobberstein family visitors depart for Minot ND. Ben Brunsvold hosts a surprise gathering for newlyweds with friends and relatives from Jackson Estherville and local community offering welcome and wishes for a Christian home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mattson
Jackson
C. O. Anderson
S. A. Brunsvold
Hanlontown
Geo. Brunsvold
Henry Brunsvold
Mr. Brunsvold
Albert Brunsvold
Elmer Herbrandson
Dobberstein
Minot
North Dakota
Ben Brunsvold
Estherville
Storm injures tree at Ben Redhead residence
A lightning strike toppled a large cottonwood in front of the Ben Redhead home, scattering debris on the porch and windows. Occupants were unharmed but frightened. Several local residents and families are noted in moving or travel plans, including the Smiths heading to Grover and the Cookland family relocating to Laurens for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Redhead
J. B. Mitchell
Mason City
Ray Smith
Grover
Smith
Will Nicholson
Lester Babb
Mr. Smith
Cookland
Laurens
A. H. Pickell
Estherville
Lee Mitchell
Vic Whalen
Fairmont
Lee Pickell
Charles City
Ira Bromley
Marguerite
E. M. Satchett
Beaman
Mereness
Rudd
Earl Barfoot
Ralph Green
K. L. Hanson
Eugene
Muriel
Goldfield
Hanson
Iis
Supt. Schneider
Donard Harness
Grandma Schmidt
Local notes recall Nixon family and area events
Violet Anderson is on vacation with Myrtle Johnson substituting. The Legion and Auxiliary plan an October banquet for mothers and fathers. A young crowd enjoyed a small Atterberry circus with an elephant and tusks noted. Sven Pearsons were called to the city for Mrs. Shuman's serious condition. C G Applequist went to Pine City for Ruth Applequist's nurse training graduation. A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Johnson at Applequist hall from five farm clubs. A mortgage foreclosure sale on Nelson Miller occurred last Saturday. School dismissed for fair day. Mr. Wagner spent Sunday at home after barber shop travels. John Anderson moved into a new home and plans to build next year. Walter Wenberg substituted for O F Anderson at times. Walter Applequist and Roy Weary returned to the State U. Syd Society to meet at E G Sethone. Mrs EB Ladies Aid met with Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Anderson
Myrtle Johnson
Legion and Auxiliary
Atterberry Circus
Sven Pearsons
Shuman
C. G. Applequist
Pine City
Ruth
Sanitarium
Paul Johnson
Applequist Hall
Lake Fremont
Pearl Valley
Dunnell
South Jay
Clover Leaf
Moore Tool Co
John Anderson
John
Walter Wenberg
O. F. Anderson
Ladies Aid Mets
Community Notes From Dunnell Area
The Gene Weir family will move to the Tony Mathwig farm with Gene farming this year. Hulda Swenberg works in Estherville at the Anderson home. James Kenyon and O F Anderson attended the rural carriers convention in Truman Friday. The Dunnell area was quiet Thursday with fair attendance on Thursday. Jiggs was seen at the Strand Tuesday evening. Mrs EJ Gradberg had a nose operation in Estherville. Swedish Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Bredberg and Mrs Applequist Friday. P C Roth and Swen Pearson bought new Fords, one sedan and one touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Fae College
Ms. Sheet
Gene Weir
Tony Mathwig
Gene
Hulda Swenberg
Estherville
Anderson
James Kenyon
O. F. Anderson
Rural Carriers
Truman
Dunnell
the Strand
EJ. E. Gradberg
Bredberg
Applequist
P. C. Roth
Swen Pearson
No School Thursday and Friday This Week
Local note says no schol due to Teachers Institute. Neighborhood attendees at Clay County fair in Spencer praised it as fine. Family visits and weekend travels mentioned include Mr and Mrs J H Larson driving to Minnesota. Sticktuit club September meeting noted with autumn exhibits and planned fabric project for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Institute
Spencer
J. H. Larson
Minnesota
Albert eLa
Hayfield
Dexter
Austin
Glenn Rauhauser
W. J. eDwall
Sticktuit Club
Anna Dewall
Martens
Lou Stark
Lois
Donald Cockburn
Harry Brown
Earlin
C. J. Martens
G. G Wheatley
Bake Sale Promised by Rebekahs at Kilgore Store
The Rebekahs plan a bake sale at the Scont Kilgore store on Saturday starting in the morning and continuing until all articles are sold. Proceeds will support parish activities in the community. The event is announced in the local vicinity with references to Mrs Sorum and Miss Sorum as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scont & Kilgore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club
Ryan Lake Club
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
K. of P. Lodge
Embroidery Club
Sam’ Fielding
Helen
Beth
Will Fielding
Frank Mathes
Pete Sorgentine
Harriet
James Ramsey
Owen Wickens
Midway Country Club
Emmet County
Emmet
Charles Higinbotham
Paul Graves
Frank Krieger
G. R. Godfrey
Ladies League
Mesdames Morton
Burrell
Metzlar
Messrs. Stewart ,Davis and Bailey
Armstrong
Marsh
Armstrong and
Farmers and Merchants
Frank Weber
Chas, Rosenberger
Franzenberg
Ceylon
Beck
Lloyd. Dalke
Arthur
Buntay
Mattson
Evelyn
Richard
A. Heasby
Lutheran Church
Dist. 2
Gilbert Christian
L. Herem
Suntington
Dolliver
V.-R
West Emmet
Howe
C.J. Martens
Chi
Sorum
Monnday
Bake Sale
H. N
Rhode
W. A. Ladd
W. A. Ladd, Wi
Severi
Apers
Rie Trost & Ring Bank
Rhodes
Swan ‘Olson, Thompson’ Building
Howard and
Fifth Streets
Popular Price Boot Shop
R. S. McNeal, Mgr
Svavbslyi
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