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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1923
Page
8
September reports to Conference and Statistician note plans to complete the centenary program. Congregations showed larger attendance at an evening service with strong music. Pastor to preach at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. next Sunday. Community announcements follow with visits, moves, and local activities among residents, schools, and farmers.
September brings a cool breeze as residents like Laurence Birkland visit Ringsted and many make local calls. The group includes Mr and Mrs Tom Olson in Estherville, Eliza and Annie Welsh in Armstrong, and visits by James Welsh and sister Eliza.
Lake Fremont Farmers Club met Thursday evening September 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Sharar with vice president Logue in charge. Following business there was social time and ice cream and cake. Next gathering planned with Mr and Mrs M H Silcox unless arranged otherwise.
State Line notices list Mina Johnson resuming work at Dr Atkins office after two weeks at parental home. Lutheran church in Petersburg hosts Rev Andreasen on Jewish Missions with offering. Albert Bringle departs for St Paul Theological Seminary. Gunderson family visits Northfield relatives. Ma zele to remain at St Olaf College. Ed Stanwick departs Eshterville for petit jury duty. Ladies Aid at church parlors hosts pastor’s return. Berges host guests at Cornell Olson home. Nasby threshing concludes at Hagbarth Nasby’s. Bert Gilbert and others plan trip to Augustina College in Sioux Falls.
Mr and Mrs Ole Aasby and Myrtle drove to Falls on Monday for several days away. Coy Hartman and Ernest Gage went to California last week. Arthur Ramsey and family returned to Atwater Minnesota after visiting Petersburg and Jackson. Mr and Mrs Cornell Olson hosted visitors from Jefferson. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ben Brunsvold who wed in Minneapolis on September 5. Bride Solene Gilbertson of Dallas Wisconsin attended. Rev Bergeson officiated and Mrs Bergeson with Arne Gilbertson served as witnesses. The couple visited the Minnesota State Fair and plan to attend Chippewa Falls Fair before returning home at month end.
West Emmet reports lively local ball games in E C Nelsons pasture and farm life notes. Families visit from Lake City Nebraska and Minot gather for church and school activities. Lyle Nasby and Oliver Bay begin school in Dist J Herbrandson takes Ruth to Canton for Lutheran Normal entry. Big Farm Bureau meeting at Cornell Olgan with County Agent Radebaugh as speaker. Corn cutting and hay work dominate farm routine as residents travel to Springfield and attend the Minnesota State Fair.
The Cedar Rapids Band accompanying the wholesalers jobbers and manufacturers on their Good Will Tour will give a concert this evening at eight o'clock in the city park. The concert will last about an hour and a half and should be well worth hearing.
A card from J. H. Willey of Conesville Iowa reports locals wild about Brookhart. He arrived with I. G. for a week long visit saying there is little of interest here besides watermelons and sweet potatoes.
A detailed account of county farmers union events with speeches by W. E. Reed Hample Milo Reno and Paul Moore. Praises cooperative efforts in Jackson Minnesota and Pocahontas Iowa, notes urging Emmet county farmers to join, thanks to sponsors and local volunteers, and plans for Oct 3 meeting and Des Moines convention reports.
At a county board meeting last Thursday the contract for rebuilding the county home on the poor farm after last winter's fire was let to Barney Knutson of this city as the lowest bidder. His bid totaled 9282 dollars, with the highest bid at 9776 dollars. All bids for heating lighting and plumbing were rejected for undisclosed reasons.
The Estherville State Bank of Estherville Iowa was judged insolvent on August 2 1923 and Robert L Leach State of Iowa Superintendent of Banking named receiver to liquidate assets. Creditors are notified to file claims with the receiver in Estherville Iowa by January 1 1924 to share in assets. failure to file bars participation.
Mr and Mrs L J Brood express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy and for the beautiful flowers shown during the illness and death of their beloved son.
The Catholic Daughters of America announce an all day candy and bake sale at Sconberg and Kilgore on Saturday September 15. Also a dance Tuesday September 18 at Iowa Lake Pavilion with music by Al Menke’s Melody and a good floor. Gardston Hat Shop promotes fall hats in cooler weather.
Claims against the said receivership must be filed within the stated period with clear statement of amount and nature of any security or lien. Each claimant must support claims by affidavit. ROBERT L. LEACH, Receiver of Estherville State Bank, Estherville, Iowa. By N. J. LEE, His Attorney.
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