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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
3
Reception for Rev Walker at Dunnell church Thursday
A diary style notice lists community events from Dunnell including a pastor welcome for Rev Walker on Thursday Oct 18, a surprise birthday party for Mrs Nels Olson with a lunch, and visits by local families to relatives in nearby towns. Also details Sun Sunday for Sunshine Club, birthday party at Harold Anderson’s, and a push urging railway use over motor travel amid political agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Nels Olson
Olson
A. M. Wenberg
E. J. E. Gradberg
Pomeroy
Albin
A. W. Schempf
C. G. Applequist
Doris
St. Paul
Robert
Henry
Tony Mathwig
Huntington
Ben Redhead
Geo. Weir
Sven Pearson
Oscar
Hulda Swenberg
East Chain
Jensen
Harold Anderson
Beekeepers Quarterly Aid Widely Dispersed Readers
A list of beekeeping enthusiasts will receive Beekeepers Quarterly from F B Paddock state apiarist, with Iowa State College Ames address for requests. local notes report Mrs Herman Lorenz recovering after surgery at Birney Hospital and plans to return home. several staff and residents attend conferences and visits, including A Q Peterson at Cedar Rapids Odd Fellows meeting and former residents Joe Richley and H O Silge hosting guests. pastry staff added at East Side Cafe. Gardston Hat Shop advertises clearance of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beekeepers
F. B. Paddock
Mr. Paddock
Iowa State College
Ames
UT R
Herman Lorenz
Birney Hospital
A. QO. Peterson
Grand Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Cedar Rapids
Joe Richley
Minneapolis
H. O. Silge
Rcchley
Rock Island
Marie Sorum
Lucy
Pingrey
May E. Francis
Hilliard
Wm. Hanson
East Side
Mary. Conklin
Bessie Olson
Estherville Loses to Spirit Lake in Friday Football
Estherville high school football faced Spirit Lake Indians Friday afternoon, losing 26 to 0. A spirited home crowd of over sixty cars supported the team, which fought hard but was outmatched by Spirit Lake's end runs and smashes. The game featured multiple punts, long Spirit Lake drives, and key tackles by Ellis, Moore, and Case as Estherville attempted to rally. Final score 26 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake Indians
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Francis Shadle
Albertson
Helgeson
Keeler
KE. H
E.H. S
E. H.S
Ellis
Moore
Case
E. H S
Madsen
Donovan
Helveson
Spirit
C.v.-R
For Sale Plymouth Rock Bullets
For sale Plymouth Rock bullets 75 cents each if taken soon. Phone 2-5 Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock Bullets
Superior
Local notices and movements around Lake Park area
Dick Sheldon is doing electrical work at Lake Park this week. Kim Coon and Harry Jy Rugkman left Monday by auto for Wa ey City ND for a business trip. Mr and Mrs Roy Ping and baby of Whiting moved to this city and are living in the Same Warner property on 4th street. Miss Bertha Benson, after a year in Arizona, arrived Monday for a two week visit with her brothers John and Henry and other relatives. Ellen Sternberg has throat trouble and is under a doctor's care, improving. George Boothwise Minneapolis visitor over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sheldon
Lake Park
Kim Coon
Harry Jy Rugkman
Wa Ey City
Roy Ping
Baby
Whiting
Warner
4Th Street
Bertha Benson
Arizona
John
Henry
Ellen Sternberg
George Boothwise
Minneapolis
Slaught’s Daughter to Marry in Ottumwa Church
Doris Slaught youngest daughter of Dr Slaught formerly of this city will wed Warner A Crusinberry of Des Moines Saturday at ten oclock Trinity Episcopal church Ottumwa The Slaught family long resident here with Dr Salisbury practice Mrs Jay Johnston a close family friend from Estherville will attend the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaught
Doris Slaught
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ottumwa
Warner A. Crusinberry
Des Moines
Salisbury
Jay Johnston
Estherville
Delegates Named for State Woman's Club Convention
Mrs Jas Tedrow, Mrs L R Buckingham, Mrs C M Keating, Mrs F H Rhodes, and Mrs Jay Johnston were chosen as delegates from their departments to the State Convention at Fort Dodge this Thursday and Friday, with all planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Tedrow
L. R. Buckingham
C. M. Keating
F. H. Rhodes
Jay Johnston
Woman’s Club
Fort Dodge
Farewell Dinner for Mr and Mrs Don Pullen
Mr and Mrs Don Pullen were given a farewell dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stockdale on Tuesday evening. Several couples and friends attended. After dinner the party went to the Grand Theatre. The Pullens leave Thursday for Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pullen
Lloyd Stockdale
Pullens
Grand Theatre
Mrs. Pullen
Los Angeles
Calif
Ladies Rotary Club At Mrs Alt Home Entertainment
Mrs C Alt entertained the Ladies Rotary Club at her home last Friday afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostess and a delightful time enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Rotary Club
Mrs. C. Alt
Lingenfelter and Tindall Wed in Jackson Baptists Parsonage
Miss Winnie Lingenfelter and Cadric Tindall married at the Baptist parsonage in Jackson Minnesota. They returned to Lankin city to start housekeeping at once in the Roy Arnett residence. Mrs. Tindall is the daughter of Clark and Mabel Lingenfelter of Estherville township. Cadric is a machinist at the Rock Island. he arrived in town two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingenfelter-Tindall
Baptist Parsonage
Jackson
Minn
Winnie Lingenfelter
Cadric Tindall
Roy Arnett
Tindall
Clark Lingenfelter
Estherville Township
Rock Island
Couple's Prosperity Embraced by Community
A fragmentary verse praises a steady, industrious man and joins in wishes for happiness for a young couple. The snippet reflects community warmth and hopeful sentiment from years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yididna
Mrs Ghoslin Hosts Birthday Dinner Courtesy Obsevers
Mrs Jas Ghoslin was surprised at her home Tuesday evening as a group of her lady friends arrived with covered dishes for a six o'clock dinner celebrating her birthday. Five hundred dollars in prizes or money were part of the festivities.
Harmony Club Meeting With Mrs Rhodes
The Harmony Club will meet next Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs Alfred Rhodes home on East Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Rhodes
Alfred Rhodes
East Maple Street
Mrs Pettit Hosts Evening of Five Hundred Fun
Mrs R K Pettit entertained many ladies Tuesday at her home with a lively session of Five Hundred and a two course supper. The gathering featured cheerful conversation and friendly competition in a cozy, sociable atmosphere.
Dececa Campfire Girls Hold October Meeting Highlights
The Dececa Campfire Girls hosted a busy meeting at Cheryl Lambert's home on October 10. A brief agenda was followed by refreshments and a session of games to end the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dececa
Oececa
Cheryl Lambert
West Band Entertains League at Church
The West Band Entertains the Ladies League at the church on Friday in a community event.
Mystic Workers Lodge Holds Open Installation
Mystic Workers Lodge held an open installation of officers on Tuesday evening October 2. Officers installed included Perfect Emma French Monitor Nellie Miller Corres T J Lerdall Banker Christ Rosenberger Marshal Sarah Woolcut Asst Marshall Flora Cover Warder Hannah Erpelding Sentiel Lillian Christ Supervisor Elmer Moore and Clinton supreme director acted as installing officer aided by Supreme Conductor Mary Reese and musician Hazel Triggs. Moore's orchestra played for a largely attended dance after the ceremony followed by a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers
Mystic Workers Lodge
Perfect
Emma French
Monitor
Nellie
Miller
Corres
T. J. Lerdall
Christ Rosenberger
Marshal
Sarah Woolcut
Marshall
Flora Cover
Warder
Hannah Erpelding
Sentiel
Lillian Christ
Elmer Moore
W. H.devine
Clinton
Mary Reese
Hazel Triggs
Devine
Moore
Cats
Service Star Legion to Host Silver Tea in Maine Home
The Service Star Legion invites the public to a Silver Tea on Thursday Oct 18 from 2 to 5 at Mrs N C’s home 1127 E Lincoln St Maine assisted by Mrs T Doyle and Mrs Ray Kennedy. Proceeds from the tea support Legion activities and local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
N. C
Maine
E. Lincoln St
T. Doyle
Ray Kennedy
Service Star
Home for Mes N G Maine at East Lincoln
Fragmentary text mentions Knoxville's Hospital and aid. Details are unclear. reads like a plea or notice seeking help and support for a patient at Knoxville's Hospital on East Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. N. G
Maine
East Lincoln
Geabled
Knoxvillé's
Aus
Silver Wedding Surprise at Lake Cottage Party
A surprise silver wedding anniversary party for John Sandwen and his wife occurred Thursday at a lakeside cottage attended by about forty friends. An informal evening ended with an elaborate lunch and many silver gifts honoring twenty five years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sandwen
Lake Cottage
Miss Elizabeth Colt Hosts Evening Party for Washington Teachers
Miss Elizabeth Colt, principal of the Washington building, entertained the teachers at an evening party on Thursday. Her sister Miss Lucy Colt, home from Spirit Lake for the weekend, participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Colt
Washington Building
Lucy Colt
Spirit Lake
Four Mile Lake Club Meeting Notes on Oct 10
Four Mile Lake Club met with Mrs. Roy Klein on Wednesday afternoon October 10. Sixteen members attended with seven visitors including Mrs. Lillard Mrs. Moore Mrs. Strube Mrs. Harry Lenox Mrs. Leo Cox Mrs. John Higgins and Miss Cecil Iseminger. A short business meeting followed by lunch. Next meeting set with Mrs. Storhow on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Mile Lake Club
Roy Klein
Lillard
Moore
Strube
Harry Lenox
Leo Cox
John Higgins
Cecil Iseminger
Resh
Storhow
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Nichols
Tors
A-Nichols i
al Sefenfols
Dunnell
V. Areport OF Girls Club
Beulah Bringle
Beulah
Bringle
Lily Nissen
Sunshine Club
Grace Martens
Audrey
Lucile Gunderson
L. W. Stark
Florence
Lillian Herbrandson
V. J
Gardston Hat Shop
Raife
Wm. Ross
Milbank
S. D
Peter Scholtes
Anna Ross
Scholtes
Zon
I. Houseman
Armstrong
V.R
Rock Island Notes
J. J. Beacom
Beacom
Sim Stedman
Mason City
N. B. Egbert
S. EB. Dillon
Art Amdahl
Toledo
Ohio
Vern Tredway
Walter Shannon
Harold Reed
Leonard Linsley
Tom McGinn
Royal
A. S. Reed
Ivor Clark
Merlyn
Roy Buckingham
Roy Crawford
Melvin
Warren
Sioux Nalls
Mrs. Pettit
Bere
California
Diego
Santa Barbara
Twin Cities
C. C. Gardner
G. A. P. D. Rock Island Lines
Royal Union Life Bidg
Iewa
Miss Colt
Four Mile Lake
Club
Judge Rutherford
Europe
R. L. Robie
Chicago, Il
Knights of Pythias Hall
Iowa
Ampires International Bible Students Association
Paator Russell
Rutherford
New York City
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