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Vindicator And Republican in Estherville, Iowa

07 Sep 1921

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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

10

Local Happenings and Travels Across Estherville

A long list of residents and visitors. John Nolan heads home to Emery South Dakota for a week, Miss Maria Pingrey becomes correctionville high school principal, Ardis Kent to Fergus Falls to teach, families, friends, and workers travel to Des Moines, Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, and cities in Minnesota and Iowa. lakes season praised for thriving cottages, dances, and activity. several moves and visits across towns with widespread social ties.

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Maria Z. Pingrey Correctionville J. J. Wendelsdor Baby Joliet Illinois Minneapolis John Koch Amil Baker Humboldt H. N. Gyldengald Sioux City Lewis Clausen Graettinger Clausen Geo. Prank W. H. Holmes Moberly Bismark N. D Stoppd C. E. Dean St Paul Kenneth Gyldenwald Grant Wisconsin Godfrey Ardis Kent Fergus Falls L. J. Sanders Bobby Des Moines Sanders W. E. Lohr A. E. Carlson West Bend Ella Wickman Elmer Mykelbust Ringsted Verna Cedar Rapids W. A. Eisenhower Estherville Riceville Elmer Jackson Seattle Norma Haller Susan Blanchette R. Vearneau Clark South Dakota D. H. Adams Ree Clyde Roswell Newton Iowa F. H. Graaf Warren Dillon Minneapolia F. W. Hurlburt Kathleen Nichols Sibley Ruth Cody Gladys Thrush Cedar Falls Miss Thrush Roy Miller A. A. Halleck Robert Penn Sioux Falls Frank Rhodes Tesday Gertrude Anderson C. H. Anderson Harvey Moore la Sauer Center Minnesota Wallace Richmond Holstein Beth Eldred State Normal Beth R. L. Mallory Hay Anderson Lincoln Street Awilda Brandwick Marie Calander Emmetsburg Ellen Mack A. J. Kelsay Rock Island H. M. Ireland Minn Troop Miss Mable Elkhart Indiana Troops W.J. Gordon N. B. Silcox Frank Lankin Lois Lankin P. Hanson Clara Henry Joe Thies Chisholm George Bowman Owen Shadle Pleasantville George Shadle Marcella Weiwel J P. Kirby Weiwel Barton American Legion Spirit Lake C. K. Nau Mnnneapolis Everett Washington Goodman Lee Geo. A. Nichols Henry Scharfenberg Condo South Dakota Mr. Scharfenberg George Lakes Orleans Beverly Butler Francis Henriksen Lois Jane Myers Waukee and Guthrie Center Person Donald Shannon Mr. Larson Larson Ringsted Dispatch Marius Christiansen France Hoboken Rata Carl
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Spirit Lake hosts Estherville ex service men convention

Estherville ex servicemen attended Spirit Lake convention with a large crowd. The event opened with H E Narey address and a speech by J Lewis of the Iowa Federation of Tabor, followed by vaudeville, bands, and Scotch songs by Hi Kendall. Governors and state officials spoke as committees set policies for the coming year. Donaldson boys showcased a flying exhibition, Arnold’s Park offered entertainment, and officers for the next year were elected including D M Steckan as Commander and Tom Roberts as Vice Commander. The next legion convention was hotly debated with Waterlon Boone and Creston contending before Creston won. The 40 and 8 were administered to about 75 legion members. Algona will host the initiation in September. Many Estherville men plan to pursue the higher degree at Algona.

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American Legion Estherville Spirit Lake H. E. Narey J . Lewis Iowa Federation of Tabor Kendall Milford Harry Lauder Govermor N. FE State Auxiliary Legion Donaldson Boys Arnold's Park D. M. Steck Ottumwa Tom Roberts James F. Barton Ft. Dodge Miles Legion Waterlon Boone Creston Algona Hagg Post Ben
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Obituary for Letha McFarlan Cox in Iowa dies in Spencer

Letha McFarlan Cox born November 6 1891 in Hanlont County Iowa moved to Estherville with parents in 1899 married to George R Cox April 1 1909 in Estherville. They had three children Bernie Hazel and Virginia May. Illness began November 6 192 at home in Spencer and she was taken to University Hospital Iowa City where she under-

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Obituary Letha McFarlan Han Lork County Iowa Estherville George R. Cox T Bernie Hazel Virginia May
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Eat Ralphs Home Made Ice Cream. It is good

Eat Ralphs Home Made Ice Cream offers a simple note praising the quality. The line reads like a casual endorsement of a local ice cream shop.

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Ralph
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Remembered mother dies after long illness

A woman born into a family in the region passed away after a prolonged illness linked to a heart condition. She underwent multiple operations, with little improvement, and died August 29, 1921 at 9 40 pm after a lingering illness. Survived by husband George R. Cox, three daughters, father, five brothers and five sisters. She was a charter officer of the Pythian Sisters Temple No 1R0 Estherville and an active U C T Auxiliary member Spencer. She joined the Methodist Church in Spencer Easter 1919 and remained active in church and charity work despite family duties.

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Methodist Des Moines Pythian Sisters Temple Estherville Spencer Methodist Church George R. Cox Bernice Hazel Virginia E. J. McFarland Burns Montana Homer Guy Arlee Elmer Cooper Wyoming Albert Earl FE. R. Aker Iowa Falls Iowa May Page Corwith Myrtle Edler Mitchell South Dakota John Diamond Britt C. E. Chaney
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Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. H. Wilson

The Wilson family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during Mrs. J. H. Wilson extended illness and death, and for flowers. Dr. Wilson and family.

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J. H. Wilson Dr. Wilson and
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John Nolan Emery S. D W. J. Schooley Ed Sullivan Watertown DP. H. Adams John Hyrup St. Paul Mrs. Meyer John Osgood H. B. Lawrence A. J. Rhodes Art Foote San Francisco E. W. Wenzel Albert Lea Vera Ankrum Kanawha William Johnston Joe Nission Frederick Fort Dodge Chas Taylor Witte McCutcheon Edna Kruse Halfa R. E Silhaugh Lawrence Betzer J. W. Parkins Harper and Sons Margaret Grant Hermanf Los Angeles Berlina Rhode Miss Hulda Lloyd Primrose Norway Legion Convention Mickie Biouidot 7Th Street Ford Baldwin & Peterson Nau’s Boys Eastman Kodaks Nau Brothers Oransky
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