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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1940
Page
2
The notice lists annual subscription rates. Within Zones One and Two the price is 2.00 dollars. All other zones charge 2.60 dollars per year.
County neighbors meet at L. P. Stillman home with Judge G. W. Stillman and families from Algona and Cedar Rapids. Visits span East China Pleasant Prairie and Austin Minnesota as Field Day and local schooling mix with church and Legion activities.
The Social Hour Club meets at Mrs. Judderfoss home with Mrs. Charlotte Thompson assisting on Sept. 10. New members include Mrs. Esther Lynch Mrs. Madge Gibson and Mrs. Mary Reed. Several residents and visitors from Des Moines Washington D C Milford Minneapolis St Paul Osakis Rex Watch gathered for visits and local events reporting a busy community week.
Field Day featured a bench show judged by Mrs. A. R. Purvis of Des Moines with many breeds well represented. Winners include Pointers Sippi. English setters Glencoe. Cocker Spaniels Jessica and Ciney. Springers Tramp and Pete. Labrador Vi. Bloodhound Bill. Greyhounds Andy and Red. Russian Wolfhounds Dash and Flash. Fox Terriers Teddy. Dachshund Schnapps. Pekingese Whitie. English Bull Bosco and Spotty. Water and land retrieving events listed multiple dogs and owners from Spirit Lake to Lone Rock and Worthington, with top placements noted for various breeds.
Emmet county rural women start the year with a county wide co operators tea on Friday Sept 6 from 1 30 to 4 00 at the home of Mrs R E Shannon south of Esth erville. Township chairmen and local co operators are invited to the tea where Miss Frances Byrne home agent will discuss the Town Home Project Plan and responsibilities of district co operators. Afterward each township holds local teas with a group discussion The Farm Family and the World Today. This tea leads into the Foods and Nutrition project Improving the Quality of Home Produced Foods. County committees are listed with presiding chairman Mrs Russell Lair and others. The Rev and Mrs E E Taylor and family have returned from a 10 day camp meeting in Winebago Minnesota.
A 2000 seat Avattorium in Forrest City hosted the national Sondhorland Lag meet last Friday to Sunday with events, banquets, and film viewings. Estherville attendees included Lars Handeland and Lars Grinde among many others. speakers were Rev. Jostvict of Centerville and Dr. N. O. Wee of St. Paul. Officers elected listed Rev. N. BE Helland as president and Martin Berge as treasurer for the 11th year.
The Indies of the Methodist Church will hold a social and election of officers for the new Women's Division of Christian Service on Friday September 6 at 2:30 PM in the church parlors. Tea duties are by Mrs. M. A. Batkema. All church members urged to attend.
Miss Bessie Levi, longtime Estherville Northwestern Bell telephone operator, retired last week after a 25 year run. She will visit relatives in Des Moines Minneapolis and Wausau Wis and plans to settle eventually in Wausau. The office’s pensioned operator is Miss Ella Clayton who retired years ago due to ill health.
Johnnie Johnson left Wednesday morning to attend the DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn Dealers convention. He plans to visit eleven production areas processing plants and experimental fields. The event educates about 2,000 dealers with corn breeding experts C. Lh Gunn and R. R. St. John sharing latest hybrid corn developments. Johnson will report on corn conditions after the trip. VT K Tom Thumpsan S L Dow and Joe Buckley fish in northern Minnesota this week. Mrs W G Anderson of Winn e bago Minnesota visits relatives in Estherville.
Mr and Mrs K K Nau son Omar and Miss Bessie Levi attended the Levi family reunion at Rolland an annual gathering drawing over 160 people V R Mr and Mrs Elmer Russel spent the weekend in Mason City and returned home after visiting friends and relatives
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