Estherville Notes and Visitors Highlight Local Life
A dense list of business trips and social visits across Estherville and nearby towns. Residents such as J Holmquist R L Smith F M Brown and family, Dr F W Hanson, Mrs J Junkerman and many others travel to Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Waterloo and Iowa Falls. The community reports moving in, hospital construction progress at Coleman Hospital and local commerce thriving with a strong advertising push for local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Vindicatorsand Republican
J. Holmquist
Cedar ‘Rapids
Minneapolis
F. M.’ Brown
Oelwein
Putman
Republican
Gardner
Dunnell
Estherville
N. B. Egbert
Town Falls
Carl
Pataa
Robert Knight
Winterset
J. W. Hemphill
Mason City
W. D. Worst
Cedar Rapids
George Shadle
M. J. Chats
Geo. Ressigue
Terris
Waterloo
Grand
Florence Golla
B. F. Robinson
Armstrong
S. J. Johnson
Cur- Ten
J. L. McDonald
Robert Corrie
F. W. Hanson
M. E. Hall
J. H. Hall
Wyanet
4. Hamerick
Hall
Hamerick
J. J. Junkerman
M. EB. Eldred
Walter Gleason
W. P. Galloway
West
George Gynweth
Iowa City
Willisvire
Harry Littell
Downs
Eswherville
John Littell
Brown
Kelton William
Washington School
Halleen
J. W. Morse
State University of
State Teachers College
Cedar‘Falls
H EB. Clark
Jilles
Gadie
Cox
St. James
Wm. Post
Elmer Peck
Des Pees
John Braerto
Minnie Nurss
Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
L. H. Roudebush
Sioux City
Roudebush
Ber
Peter Nyberg
Daugster Ellen
Geneva
Minn
Marie Sorum
J. H. Zachary
Alburnett
Zachary
G. L. Gorton
Gorton
White
Sam Reaney
C. E. Birney
Paul
Iowa
Minnesota
Herb Nurse
Grantsburg
Wis
Frank Schultz
Nurse
S. J. Packard
Renwick
S. C. Packard
Dolliver Consolidated Schools
Spirit Lake
M. L. Beymer
R. K. McGee
Indianola
Beymer
M. L. ‘ Beymer
Coleman, Hospital
Oscar Fagre
Entertaining Past Grand Association and East Riverside Club
Mrs. Chas Kilgore and Mrs Satrick Peterson hosted the Past Grand Association at Mrs Kilgore’s home with a dainty lunch after an evening of work. East Riverside Club met at Mrs Swartz’s home with 17 members and seven visitors, a guessing game, and an appetizing lunch. next meeting with Mrs Joe Nepps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
East Riverside Club
Swartz
Christensen
Joe Nepps
Corres
Women’s Club Meet Opens Busy Social Week
The Currrnt Events Department of the Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. R. K. Pettit. The Five Hundred Club held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. C. P. Heneman’s home, with members bringing covered dishes for lunch. A family dinner reunion at L. J. Richardson’s home drew 27 guests including relatives of the Richardson brothers from Emmetsburg. Miss Hermine Chernik was guest of honor at a local gathering with friends from the Liar Store area, marking a notable social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Club
R. K. Pettit
Five Hundred Club
Five Hundred
C. P. Heneman
Ags
R. UL. Richardson
L. J. Richardson
Jack Carberry
John Jensvold
S. P. Hill
Misa
Wilma Richardson
Richardson Brothers
Wid Richardson
Wm. Richardson
Ralph Richardson
Emmetsburg
Miss Chernik
Hermine Chernik
Childs Welfare Dept Meets For Nutrition Talk
The Childs Welfare department of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. P G Gray on South Seventh street October 16 led by Mrs. Ray Shoemaker. The program titled The Newer Knowledge of the Nutrition for School Children featured musical numbers and attracted a good crowd. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday November 6 at Mrs. J H Cramegy's home 609 North 2nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Welfare Department
Woman’s Club
P. G.,gray
South Seventh Street
Ray Shoemaker
J. H
Newlyweds Honored At Quiet Sunday Supper
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cadric Tindall gathered at the Lingenfelter home to honor the couple with a four course supper and gifts. The Ryan Lake Country Club met with Mrs. Dell Stuar t on Oct 10 with eleven members present, visitors from Traer, readings, a postage stamp contest won by Mrs. Soeth, and plans for a fall meeting on Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadrick Tindall
Clark Lingenfelter
Ryan Lake Country Club
Ryan Lake Country’ Club
Dell -Stuart
Mary, Boone
L. Boone
Traer
Brown
Council Bluffs
Civics Dept Meetings Spark Interest in Iowa Study
The Civics Department of the Wo man's Club notes growing interest in Iowa study under Mesdames Letchford and Sam Johnston. The group used The Geography of Iowa by Miss Alison Aitchison, an Estherville native, as a reference and plans to place a copy in the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics
Woman’s Club
Iowa
Mesdames Letchford
Sam Johnston
Alison Aitchison
Estherville
Hemphill Reineman Wedding Quiet Union Baptist
Aubrey Lyle Hemphill and Katherine Elizabeth Reineman wed in a quiet ceremony at Union Baptist church on Saturday evening October 20. Pastor W F Huxford officiated with Miss Ethel Scharfenberg and Emmet Ahrens as witnesses. Hemphill, from Estherville, farms nearby. Reineman, born Grand Junction Iowa, has lived here and cared for her father Ben Reineman. They will reside in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemphill-Reineman
Aubrey Lyle Hemphill
Katherine Elizabeth Reineman
Union Baptist Church
W. F. Huxford
Ethel Scharfenberg
Emmet Ahrens
Mr. Hemphill
Estherville
J. W. Hemphill
Grand Junction
Iowa
Ben Reineman
West Emery
Birthday Party At C Ingvall Home
A surprise party was held Saturday evening Oct 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Ingvall for Miss Mary Warrington who turned 17. Miss Pearl Ingvall sent the invitations and led Mary to town before escorting her back to the gathering where Mary received several useful presents. The evening featured games music and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ingvall
Carl Ingvall
Mary Warrington
Pearl Ingvall
Pearl
Mary
Reception for the new pastor at First Methodist
A reception in the parlors of the First Methodist church will be held on Thursday evening October 25 to meet Rev. P. T. Chipperfield and his family. All members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
First Methodist Church
P. T. Chipperfield
Birthday Party and Rook Club Dinner Recap
A private birthday gathering featured a pink and white cake with blue ribbon and 17 candles presented to Mary by her mother. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dayton hosted the Rook Club for a seven o'clock dinner, with ten couples attending a festive social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Rook
Chas
Dayton
Rook Club
Wallingford Aid Society Meets to Pack for Orphans
The Wallingford Community Aid group meets on October 31 with Mrs S M Ken line asking members to bring out grown clothing and sewing items to pack a box for the orphans home. Birthday surprise marks Carl Schultz seventy second with dinner after church. attendees include Frank Leopold and family, Wm Turner and family, Walter Schultz family, and August Peterson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford Aid ‘Society
The
Wallingford Community Aid
S. M. Kenline
Carl Schultz
Frank Leopold
Superior
Wm. Turner
Walter Schultz
August Peterson
Gr uver Hallowe eh social evening and visits
The community hosts a Halloween social Friday with ghosts guiding guests to a ghost chamber plus games music and stunts. A Midway Country Club gathering occurs Tuesday Nov 6 at Mrs A J Wilder's home. Local families and visitors travel for football and fairs with many trips to Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Florida mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe
Midway Country Club
A. J. Wilder
Harry, Shook
Shook
Newhall
Henry Krieger
Illinois
Kruger
Lockport
Ill
Paul Graves
Russell
Lawrence Higinbotham
Iowa City
Graves
Cedar Rapids
Orlow Davis
Mason City
Will Reid Sr
Logan Anderson
John Wall
Wall
Reid
Will Nicholson
Maxine
Florida
Don Spaulding
Wayne and
Wava
Geraldine Graves
R. Godfrey
Spirit Lake
Frank Krieger
Frank Mattes
Clarence Wilder
Clyde Wilder
Clifford
Harvey Bergeson
North Dakota
George Bergeson
Iowa
Local notices brief family and school events
Mrs. Maurice Burrell and son Kenneth visited Wm. Burrell's home after Day Month 1 J. Broad and family were at the Alfredson home. HS pupils from herd attended a Maple Hill basketball game, Emmetsburg vs Maple Hill, Maple Hill won. CHS pupils out of school to help with corn picking. Mr. and Mrs. Wardell and family moved to Ray Brennan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Burrell
Kenneth
Sater Lake
Wm. Burrell
J. Broad
Striday
Alfredson
H. S
Herd
Maple Hill
Emmetsburg
Wardell
Ray Brennan Ome
Notice of succession for Dr John Thomson in Armstrong
A notice states that the successor to Dr John Thomson, veterinarian of Armstrong Ilona, is established and will operate from his hospital barn in the city to serve patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomson
Armstrong
Ilona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nippon
Idyély Ling
Chernik
Chica
Tribune
V-R
Gruver
Oxfords
RAIFE
Tops
Fords
Estherville Auto Wrecking Company
Riggle Electric Shop
South 6Th St
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