Iowa Day Observed Across State Schools
Iowa Day will be observed in nearly all public, private and parochial schools statewide. Superintendent M P McClenahan coordinates a comprehensive program featuring five subjects history government agriculture animal husbandry manufacturing merchandising civic progress. Students may write or recite short stories about Iowa now, and a contest will reward those who list Iowa made goods or excel on exams. Marriage licenses listed include Everett E Barton and Martha Mathews. Harley F Snapp and Rose Reinboldt. Riley Williams and Fern Thrush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. McClenahan
McClanahan
Téim
Iowa
Everett E., Barton
Spirit Lake
Martha Mathews
Armstrong
Harley F. Snapp
Marshall
Minnesota
Rose H. Reinboldt
Estherville
Riley Williams
Esthervile
Fern Thrush
Grover News Roundup Sees Visits and Moves
Local Grover residents shared news of visitors and travel last week. Ramsey, Hyles, and Crook from Fayette County surveyed land and rented farms. West family visited Grover then returned to Fort Dodge. Miss Marie Pickle accompanied them home. Mrs. Beck stayed in Dolliver with daughter Franzenburg. Mrs. Anna Berg seeks medical advice in Rochester. Rev. Nichol returned from Minnesota. Mrs. Nichol to join later. Families and friends hosted gatherings across nearby towns including Cedar Rapids, Lake City, LeMars, and Estherville as teaching and employment moves were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Picklé
Beck
Dolliver
Franzenburg
Anna Berg
Rochester
Minnesota
Frederick Nichol
Nichol
M. M. Miller
Terris
I. G. Willey
Emmet Anderson
Cedar Rapids
L. P. Anderson
Aia Coyne
Morris
Winds
Grover
Gee
Calahan
Red Lake Falls
Chas. Higinbotham
T. Hansen
Sioux Flats
South Dakota
Edna Simpson
Estherville
Grace Ramsey
Local Notices and Social Updates From Superior Area
Community rounds up after rain drenched events at the schoolhouse reception for teachers and culture club at Mrs. Trowbridge's. Residents journey between Lake Park, Ashland, Spencer, Dickens, Wyoming, and Exelsior Springs with news of visits, renovations, and land plans.
Grover Bank Project Advances With Old Building Relocation
Last week workers pushed ahead with plans for a new bank in Grover. The old building is being moved to another lot and the new structure will rise on the corner. The Grover I O O F will travel to Superior Monday night September 8 for degree conferrals on several candidates. All members are invited. Guy Ramsey suffered a runaway accident Saturday, injuring him though he is improving.
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Grover
Grover 1
Backache relief with Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Estherville man
D E Hunter, railroad fireman at 421 East Walnut Estherville, says backache cases limit lifting and bending but Doan's Kidney Pills relieve pain. He reports morning pains fade and stresses that a few days of use restore ease. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY recommends Dan's Kidney Pills.
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Estherville
Dean
D. E. Hunter
East Walnut Street
Doan
Dan
Mr. Hunter
Foster-Milburn Co., Migrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Health and Hope for a Speedy Recovery
Mrs Elmer Jackson and sister Dave Eisenhower of Estherville called on friends in Superior. Vern Paulson went to Minneapolis to stay with a sister this winter. The Epworth League hosts an army camp fire social on Saturday September 20 on the hill by Mr G Merriott's place. Everyone is invited. Mr and Mrs E Chapman and little John drove to Armstrong Sunday taking their daughter Mrs Davies and grandchildren home. FE M Rex now of Jefferson is here attending to business and reports the family pleased with their new home. The Spirit Lake fair was well represented by Superior. Attendees at the Minnesota state fair included Mr and Mrs Mc Donavy, Mr and Mrs J R Keltz, Mr and Mrs F Hanson, Mr and Mrs G Garland, Mr and Mrs W Armstrong, Mr and Mrs J Wade. All enjoyed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bringle
Beth
Lake Park
Willey
Wallace
Culture Club
A. A. Holmes
Rev. Wood
Estherville
E. Davies
Armstrong
E. Chapman
McRoberts
Toledo
Canada
Holmes
Spencer
Dickens
T. Lambert
Wyoming
Lambert
North Superior School
Iowa
Elmer Jackson
Dave Eisenhower
Superior
Vern Paulson
Minneapolia Peay
Winer
Epworth League
G. Merriott
Minnesota
Consolidated School Opens With One Hundred Enrolled
The consolidated school opened on Monday with an enrollment of one hundred. All teachers were present except one. F. J. Meyer of Galva is superintendent. Miss Vivian Jones of Woolstock teaches domestic science and English. Miss Adelaide Nichols of Estherville handles mathematics and history temporarily. Grade teachers include Miss Minnie Giffen Shenandoah for seventh and eighth grades, Mrs Ethel McCord Algona for fifth and sixth, Miss Pearl Kent Indianola for third and fourth, and Miss Genevieve Edwards Pasadena California for primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Meyer
Galva
Vivian Jones
Woolstock
Adelaide Nichols
Estherville
Minnie Giffen
Shenandoah
Ethel McCord
Algona
Pearl Kent
Indianola
Genevieve Edwards
Pasadena
California
Local Happenings and Visits In Superior
Mr Fred Hanes and Harold returned from a Dakota visit on Tuesday evening. Two Hanes nieces accompanied him home. Miss Stark represented the Children's Home at Ottumwa in town Tuesday. Ely at Excelsior Springs improving slowly. Bert Keltz returned from Fort Dodge where he clerked during vacation. Mrs John Littlejohn home from Estherville hospital after throat operation. Mrs J C Smith left for Minnesota for hay fever relief. Blanch McDonough left for Fort Dodge to resume Tobin College work. Anns Mantz returned from Oelwein trips to resume duties. Mr and Mrs M Walker and children from Greenville visited Trowbridge and Emerson families. Hoyt and Eugene bought farms during a business trip to Oelwein. FRG Moor left for beer to begin school year. Mrs Moore to join later. Susie Hansen to Monticello to teach primary. Thursday, Sept 11 will be a regular mid day with a special business meeting. Mrs Floyd Weaver and others returned from Orleans outing. Emmet Ruckman started work at Superior Savings Bank. Mrs Rob Cooper of Harris and Fort Dodge were visitors at the Keltz home. Jay Bosworth and family of Estherville visited the R Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hanes
Harold
Dakota
John Littlejohn
Coleman & Atkins Hospital
Estherville
J. C. Smith
Minnesota
Blanch McDonough
Fort ‘Dodge
Tobin College
Blanch
Anns Mantz
Oelwein
M. Walker
Little Louis
Blanche DuBoise
Greenville
Trowbridge
Emerson
Moore
Susie Hansen
Monticello
Floyd Weaver
Grace Buckman
Alice Garland
Irene Clump
Orleans
Emmet Ruckman
Superior Savings Bank
Rob Cooper
Harris
Fort Dodge
Keltz
Jay Bosworth
R. Brown
Ue Wilma
Albert Lueder
Local Notices From Lincoln To Waterloo And Milwaukee
Residents plan trips and school moves with several departures to Minnesota Wisconsin and Waterloo. Mr and Mrs McDonough will start for Minnesota to attend the state fair Theron Smith and Merril Keltz head to Milwaukee for a three year electrical engineering program Mrs Minnie Wood learns of her daughter Flossie Weaver marrying Allison Stewart in Waterloo and wishes them well as they begin life together Flossie is well regarded locally and the groom is a stranger to many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Rob Brown
Lake Park
Theron Smith
Merril Keltz
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnie Wood
Flossie Weaver
Allison
Stewart
Waterloo
Flossie
Golden red is yellow as harvest moons rise
West Emmet item notes a late notice quoting a September poem from Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rathman and Howard who returned Saturday from Dea, reflecting harvest imagery with corn turning brown and apple trees bending with fruit.
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J. W. Rathman
Howard
Dea
Local notes include fairs, picnics and community updates
Moinés joined the state fair trip with Mr and Mrs Otto Bischel. The Sticktuit picnic in Gage's woods drew about eighty five people and a good program. West Emmet school starts with Alice Martens overseeing Dist No 2 and Coral Larson at Dist No 6. Janet and Elizabeth Coon visit Grace Martens. Kenneth Bond visits home from Nebraska harvest fields after army discharge. Wellnitz family at Seat. William Gage begins building a new house. John Olaon and son Martin visit H H Schmidt. Mrs Annis and Mrs Cockburn’s sister visit from Arkansas. Mrs Mossness and Kittie Anderson return from Fort Dodge. A new bridge east of Joe Kinney’s place alarms locals. Ruth Herbrandson starts freshman year at E H S. Elwin Bringle cleans Dist No 6 schoolhouse.
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Moinés
Otto Bischel
Gage's Woods
West Emmet
Alice Martens
Coral Larson
Janet
Elizabeth Coon
Estherville
Grace Martens
Kenneth Bond
Cornell Oleson
Nebraska
Paul Wellnitz
William Gage
John R. Olaon
Martin
H. H. Schmidt
Petersburg Social Roundup Near Estherville
Mr and Mrs Cramer of Wilmer Minnesota visited with daughter Mrs Alfred Ophiem and family last week. George Hanson and companions went to North Dakota then to the state fair in the Twin Cities. Luther League hosted by Mr and Mrs Bert Windon. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ben Nelson and Mr and Mrs Sever Lee from north of Estherville at H G Olson home. Albert Brunsvold and family at Simon Knutson home. Andrew Benson family and Grandma Nashy and Oline at Ole Nashy home near Jackson. Romney of Estherville and Henry Gilbert with George Fritz attended state fair in Twin Cities Monday. Ben Brunsvold and Theodore Herem also went.
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Cramer
Wilmer
Minnesota
Alfred Ophiem
George Hanson
A. B. Benson
Fd Karges
North Dakota
Twin Cities
Bert Windon
Luther League
Ben Nelson
Sever Lee
Estherville
H. G. Olson
Albert Brunsvold
Simon Knutson
Andrew Benson
Grandma Nashy
Oline
Ole Nashy
Jackson
Mr. Romney
L. A
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E. J. Olson
Larson
Round Lake
Charles Blakey
Roy
D. M. Clump
Hoyts
Hoyt
J. Meikle
Asa McMullen
Halfa
The
Estherville State Bank
E. W. Bachman
Sconberg & Kilgore
North Seventh St
M. E. Wiskon Physician and
Kilgore & Klocow
Holwe
E. B. Soper
OD. R. Alexander Soper
Alexander
Law
Emmet County
R. D
Ruth Herbrandson
Elwin Bringle
Dist. No. 6
Petersburg
Western Electric Telephone System
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