County Notes Highlight County Events And Visits
Mrs Hart Nutt hosted kin from Eagle Grove Iowa for an over Sunday visit while Mrs Lynn Silcox aided her mother with threshers. A Royal Neighbors party, M B Sunday school Rally at Dunnell, and Jackson County fair reports mark a busy week with prizes won by Norma Oelkers and Merritt Jackson. Local school and road work updates close the rural bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Nutt
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Lynn Silcox
John Oelberg
Royal Neighbors
Lodge Hall
M. B. Sunday School of
West
Dunnell
Norma Oelkers
Jackson County
Merritt Jackson
Petersburg Consolidated School
Dunnellites
Gardner
Ed. Reinhart
Alice Sorenson
M. E
B.C. Headley
M. H
Connor
Roy Register
Local notes from Triumph area events and greetings
Ernest Dunnell returns home after blood poisoning treatment at Coleman Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Peterson came back from a Park Rapids outing. William Matwig sick at home not improving quickly. Mrs. August Zeimer visiting Dolliver with daughter. Elma Pierson spent early week with relatives at Triumph, returned Thursday. Emil Swanson and daughter Marion back from northern Minnesota auto trip. Mable Olson and Evelyn Bredberg hosted Lydia Society dinner at church, netted $10. Ed Hybbert family visited Mountain Lake. School session began September 2 with listed teachers. M. E. Sunday School held convention with picnic. Misses Pauline Budberg and Elenor Nelson home from Bethesda Hospital for vacation. Eva Headley hosted by Mrs. Headley. Mrs. Swen Flygare entertaining sisters from Rockford. Henry Johanson from Minneapolis visiting. Raymond Johnson returned from Kansas with sister and family. Swenberg garage partners dissolve. Reuben to stay, Leonard to run Swenberg farm. Edwin Sandin home for weekend. 25th anniversary celebration. Mrs. Theo Anderson hosted two sisters from St Paul. Roy Registers report sister visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hall
Coleman Hospital
C. L. Peterson
Park Rapids
William Matwig
August Zeimer
Walter McCorkle
Dolliver
Elma Pierson
Triumph
Emil Swanson
Marion
Minnesota
Mable Olson
Evelyn Bredberg
Lydia Society
Evald Bergaten
Nelson
Christine Oberg
Oscar Olson
Gust Olson
Mountain Lake
Prin
Alice Erickson
Marine
St. Croix
Bertha Boyington
East Chain
Eleanor ,Brundage
Sherburn
Eleanor Johnson
Makato
M. E
Samuelson
Brainerd
Minn
Andrew Erickson
Jennie Erickson
Pauline, Budberg
Elenor Nelson
Bethesada Hospital
Minnapolis
Ed. Hybbert
Hubbert
Olson
Victor
Your People
M. E. Church
Eva Head
Ley
Swen Flygare
Andrew Johnson
Rock
Rockford
Illinois
Henry Johinson
Minneapolis
Raymond Johnson
Kansas
Albin Pot
Joe McNeal
Lee Weir Hertert
Alumni and town notices from a Iowa community
Local social items describe visits among Ramsey, Kruse, Buckman, and many families in Manley. Several alumni moved or prepared for schooling in Minot and Spirit Lake, with birthdays, picnics, and a funeral in the week. Transportation updates include a radio install and livestock shipments to Chicago and Sioux Falls.
Community Notes Include Visits and Appointments
Armstrong Misg Ardis Johnson returned to her home in St. Paul after a months visit with grandmother Mrs. H. Olson. Miss Florence Smith leaves for Chicago to train as a nurse at Michael Reese Hospital. Hazel Martin will teach in Clarion. Helen Dows to Algona to teach. Baby boy born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher. Stick-to-it club met at Mrs. Claus Martens with papers on birds and nation building and an Autumn exhibit planned. Local attendance noted at Jackson Fair by Wheatley, Brown, Stark, Oleson, Herem families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis Johnson
St. Paul
H. Olson
Helen Hitzman
Swea City
John Hietzman
Walter Mangold
Ringsted
Chas. Muller
Chicago
Sutton
Florence Smith
Michael Reise Hospital
Chas. Harrison
Waukon
Hazel Martin
Clarion
Helen Dows
Algona
Prank Fisher
Harry Bosworth
Ivy Bosworth
Gus Stone
E. Hess
Minneapolis
J. C. Anderson
V. R
Claus Martens
Nelson
Alice Martens
Florence Gage
Kitty Anderson
Fort Dodge
John Larson
Wheatley
Brown
Stark
Oleson
Herem
Estherville Area News and School Openings
The Paul Welnitz and Will Dewall families attend the Mission Feast at the German Lutheran church in Estherville. West Emmet Schools begin September 1 with Liola Bibow and Alice Martens leading districts 2 and 6. Local band concerts and dances grow in popularity. Luther League held a convention in Graettinger with six delegates. Registrations at East Emmet, Petersburg, and Estherville high schools noted. Col. Glenn C. Haynes resigns as state auditor to join the Iowa Good Roads association. Col. James E. Thomas succeeds him. The association plans to push a state road bond issue of 85 million dollars to accelerate road work next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Welnitz
Will Dewall
Estherville
Henry Dewall
Graettinger
Edith Smith
Canada
Donald Cockburn
West Emmet
Liola Bibow
Menacher
Misa Alice Martens
Superior
Fagar's
East Emmet
Luther League
Aasby
Miss Jacobson
Maurice Oleson
Bringle
A. H. Nasby
Lars Herem
Glenn Whiteford
Thos. Herem
East Emmet Consolidated
Mildred Stanwick
Petersburg Consolidated
Grace Martens
Irwin Herbrandson
Estherville High School
Glenn C. Haynes
Mason City
Iowa Good Roads Association
Kendall
James E. Thomas
Red Oak
Haynes
Thomas
Colonel Haynes
Good Roads ‘Association
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Des Moines
Legislature Votes to Enact Gasoline Tax for Roads
The legislature moves to levy two cents per gallon on gasoline as aid to retire a bad law and fund road construction projects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake
Fremont
Margaret Sampson
Bennei
Emma Dermier
Joy Beal
Armstrong
Milan
M. H. Silcox
Soren Augerbeck
Joe Topham
Jackson
Swenberg Brothers
Reuben
Leonard
Swenberg
Edwin Sandin
Sandin
Theo Anderson
R Roy Register
Charlie Ramsey
Manley
John Ramsey
George Kruse
Minot
N. D
Florence Buckman
John McMullen
A. C. Bringle
Esther Coleman
Iowa City
Milford
Vergil Tuel
John Thomas
Essie Larson
Spirit Lake
Perry
Carrie Thomas
Mary Eads
Jake Larson
Jake Bringle
Roy Miller
Windom
McKnight
John McKnight
Lakefield
Tom Lambert
Howard Wiley
Atlanta
Mildred
Robert
Carrie
J. Hansen
R.haynes
Gossard
Allen
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