Ladies Aid Sponsors Birthday Party at Church Parlor
The ladies aid will sponsor a birthday party at the church parlors Wednesday evening Sept 28. All members of the family are invited. Numerous social visits and events are noted, including residents and relatives visiting in Estherville Jackson Heron Lake Pocahontas and Welcome with gatherings at homes and local pavilions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
N. A Jensen
Rochester
Jensen
St. Mary’s Hospital
C. J. Holmes
Ed Albrecht
Jackson
W. V Peterson
Neil
Loren
BE. Peterson
Heron Lake
N. A. Jensen
E. E. Peterson
H. H. Lundahl
Minneapolis
K. B. Knutson
Marlene
Gary
Carver
Pletz Pavilion
Lynn Schoening
Estherville
Community Notes From Gruver Area
Mrs H O Miller is convalescing after a weeklong illness in the hospital Rev Burton is recovering from an appendectomy at his home Gruver high school was excused last Thursday for the fair Rural schools closed for the fair were those taught by Miss Gladys DeVoss and Miss Maxine Workman Wayne West has been receiving treatment for his eyes and he will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O Miller
Rev. Burton
Gruver
Gladys DeVoss
Maxine Workman
Wayne West
Patterns in Shadows and Structures Across Daily Scenes
A fragmentary guide urging photographers to seek definite patterns. Look for shadow and geometric patterns in ornamental ironwork, wheels, railings, and building frames. Chase recurring shapes in beach ripples, city sidewalks, and farm equipment byways to heighten composition.
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Joka van Guilder
Graettinger Beats Gruver In 16-4 Sunday Baseball
Graettinger defeated Gruver 16 to 4 Sunday afternoon as Lucksinger pitched for Graettinger and Andrews and Madison pitched for Gruver. Mrs Theodore Thompson recovering after Coleman hospital operation. Floyd Hartman son of Ralph Hartman recovering from tonsil operation. Rural Youth committee met at Miss Maxine Workman’s home. Attendees included Ray Enerson and Paul Voettman. Next Rural Youth meeting will be a weiner roast at Ft. Defiance state park Thursday evening.
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Theodore Thompson
Coleman Hospital
Floyd Hartman
Ralph Hartman
Rural Youth Program Committee
Maxine Workman
Ray Enerson
Paul Voettman
Ft. Defiance State Park
Grover High School Silver Jubilee Carnival
Grover High School announces a Silver Jubilee Carnival to be held Friday evening September 80. The event aims to celebrate the school’s milestone with community participation and festive activities.
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Grover High School
VKR
Social visits fill a quiet Sunday around Graffs and neighbors
Mr and Mrs John Graff and family and Frances Skattabo spent Sunday at the Martin Levatson cottage. Several households, including the Elkins, Nauss, Daniels, and Graffs, hosted or visited friends for meals or Sunday afternoons. Neighbors shared calls with the Rolland Elkin, P. I. Schmidt, and Martens families while others, including Herman Johansen of Woodbine, joined extended gatherings across multiple homes.
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John Graff
Harold Graff
Frances Skattabo
Martin Levatson
the Lakes
Howard Elkin
Rolland Elkin
Carl Nauss
Emmetsburg
Fred Nauss
Noel Daniels
Weldon and
Marlene
Ruthven
Herman Johansen
Woodbine
Mee
Chris Bendixen
Della Elkin
Frank Swartz
Terris
Andrew Graff
Claus Martens
Otto Hansen
Louie Bendixon
L. G. Kamp
Gertrude Knipher
V.K
Ringsted social notes recount various visits and travels
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Seattle arrived for a two week visit with Henrietta Davidsen’s family. Forrest Christiansen made a business trip to Mason City. Mrs. Crook visited Des Moines. Marilyn Beatty of Algona visited Aunt Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. E Starr of Armstrong visited her daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Kirkegaard and children visited the J. C. Johnson home in Forest City. Donald Kearns Blaine Holen and Herluf Nielsen left for Iowa City. Ruth Wiley goes to Ames as a junior and Norman Wilberg to enroll as freshman. Dorothy Sauer leaves for Baltimore after a three week stay. Sunday guests included the Wm Olsen Jr family and others. Peter Mortensen has been ill. Maurice Margold visited from Fairmont. Mrs. Herman Petersen of Ceylon visited her parents.
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Anderson
Seattle
Wash
Hans Davidsen
Henrietta Davidsen
Forrest Christiansen
Mason City
Crook
Des Moines
Marilyn Beatty
Algona
Nelson
E. Starr
Armstrong
C. H. Reed
C. Kirkegaard
J. C. Johnson
Forest City
Donald Kearns
Blaine Holen
Herluf Nielsen
Iowa City
University
Kearns
Misa Ruth Wiley
Ames
Norman Wilberg
Dorothy Sauer
Baltimore
C. J. Sauer
Wm, Olsen Jr
Wm. Olsen, Jr
Robert Olsen
Bobby Olsen
Grachtinger
Peter Mortensen
Maurice Margold
Fairmont
Minn
Herman Petersen
Ceylon
Martin Jenson, Jr
Ringsted
L. P. Mathiesen
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Mathiesen
Arne
August Kyhl
A. Pettersen
L A Petersen
Fred Johnson
Hans. Bonnicksen
Christina Bonnicksen
Carl. Fink
Marilyn
P.*c.~ Petersen
Peter Jensen
Jorgen Henriksen
Marie Larsen
Donald Beyers
Jack Holst
Marquette
Neb
Relief Corps
Carrie Peitersen
Anna Nielsen
Kenneth Peitersen
Eastern Star Lodge
W. P. Kearns
W. E. Hohn
G. W. Darnell
John Andreasen
A E Rave
Fred Peitersen
Estherville
George Jensen
Jennie Jensen
Hans Larsen
Henry Larsen
Baby
Council Bluffs
Jens
Asa
Harkey
Osgood
Clyde
Miller
Carl, Benson
Benson
Jack Sprat
T. W
Nielsen
Spirit Lake
C. R. Goldfredsen
C. C. Christiansen
Milo, Butterfield
Paullina
Fredrickgen
C E Meislohn
Cleveland, Minn
Lincoln
Forrest, Christiansen
Temp Wiley
Harry Benson
Hog Lice and Mange Cost Farrowing Farmers
Farmers face costly losses from hog lice and mange during winter and spring. Experts urge sanitation, dipping in warm months, and targeted methods for cold weather eradication. Regular cleaning of hog houses, disinfecting lots, and medicated treatments boost health and gains.
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Maine
Berane
Ringsted and Area Social Notes and Obituary Items
A diverse ring of social notes, visits, and notices from Ringsted and nearby towns. Highlights include Ringsted defeating Mallard 6 to 4, Mrs. L. P. Mathiesen’s passing after cancer, with services at St. Johns Lutheran Church, and survivors listed. Additional items cover visits by residents to Algona Estherville Rockwell and Mankato, birthdays, showers, Eastern Star and Relief Corps activities, and local engagements with families like Peitersen, Andersen, Jensen, and Miller.
Social News From Estherville Area Visits and Moves
Estherville residents report visits to Spencer for a fair and gatherings with relatives in Boone Redfield Audubon Sherburn and Sac City. Several couples including the Spratts Lorre Moore L. Harrell and Mrs Fox relocate homes while others host family dinners and celebrate Mrs Farmers birthday. A Dinnertime group from Dunnell Minnesota entertained thirty guests with local attendees listed.
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V.R
Roy Fox
North 4Th
West 1St
James Rainey
Keith Farmer
Sac City
Farmer
Nolan Boggess
F A Silcox
Dunnell
Minn
Estherville
R. S. Clark
O. D. Barrett
Wm. Clark
Charles Carpenter
George Bowman
Pannell and Albertson Families Move Numbers
Mr and Mrs Joe Pannell and family and Mr and Mrs Fred Albertson and family have moved from 219 W 1st. The Pannells relocate to 414 North 6th and the Albertsons to W 113 South Second Ave. Harold Pannell visited J W Pannell's home. Mrs Edward Wilson traveled to Pipestone Minnesota with Mr and Mrs W W Wilson and Mrs N M Wolding. Mr Wilson will work at Demeray Hardware Co in Pipestone.
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Joe Pannell
Fred Albertson
North 6Th
South Second Ave
Harold Pannell
J. W. Pannell
Edward Wilson
Pipestone
Minn
W W Wilson
N M. Wolding
E Wilson
Mr. Wilson
The
Demeray Hardware Co
Dolliver Civic meeting plans and local notes
Mrs M L Owens attended Royal Neighbors in East Chain Minnesota last Tuesday. Dolliver Civic club set Sept 27 at Mrs C L Lundahl home with program including Roll call flower of summer Angels in Blue Gingham by Mrs Melvin Hunt and When Young Mothers go to Club by Mrs F J Davis. Baseball game Wilbert vs Dolliver postponed due to wet grounds and cold weather, to be played next Sunday if weather permits. Mrs L J Calvin returned home after visit with Fred Davis. she is mother of Mrs L L Owens. Miss Viola Clausen, health improving in Colorado, visiting Chris Fedderson. Dolliver visitors at Bancroft field day included Neill Finn, Paul Anderson, James Stillman, Edgar Kleen, Galen and George Weber, Glen and Ralph McKean, Rufus Cummins family, O P Stow, W L Whalen, Jack and Lola Wilson, Stephanie Cowling, and William Stow. Mrs William Maron to entertain Indies aid society on Sept 22 at her home replacing Mrs O P Stoway. Tuttle, lake and the Des Moines River flood highest ever known to locals. Dinner at Carlisle Johnson home in Bancroft and supper at Willis Cotton home in Lone Rock during field day.
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M. L. Owens
Royal Neighbors Lodge
East Chain
Martin County
Minnesota
Melvin L Hunt
Dolliver Civic Club
C. L. Lundahil
Angels In
Melvin L. Hunt
F. J Davis
Ceylon
Wilbert
Dolliver
L. J. Calvin
Estherville
Fred Davis
Calvin
L. L
Owens
Viola Clausen
Colorado
Chris Fedderson
Viola
Kossuth County Conservation League
Bancroft
Neill Finn
Paul Anderson
James Still
Lake
Bes Moines
V.L. Whalen
Jack
Carlisle Johnson
Willis Cotton
Lone Rock
Social visit roundup from Spirit Lake and nearby towns
Superior Mr and Mrs W W White and son Billie visited Frank Johnson and A C Bringle. Cecil McNarey and Terris visited Ev erett McNarey. Will Logan traveled to St Paul on business. Henry Sampson family visited Carnaha home. Herb Olson family at Clay county fair. Olga Gullher sister and Frank Bush family joined. Charles Sweker overnight with daughter Faenard Miner. John Boasch visited Odebolt on business. Willis Baker took Mrs Baker to Excelsior Springs Missouri for hospital stay, returned Friday. School dismissed Friday for Clay county fair. Mrs Frank Johnson Virgil Lola J C Smith visited Cylinder to see Mrs Goed
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W W White
Billie
Spirit Lake
Frank Johnson
A. C. Bringle
Cecil McNarey
Terris
Everett McNarey
Will Logan
St. Paul
Henry Sampson
Lake Park
Carnaha
Herb Olson
Robert
Clay County
Harry Gull
Frank Bush
Bob
Colesburg
Olson
Charles Sweker
Belle Plaine
Faenard Miner
John, Boasch
Odebolt
Willis Baker
Excelsior Springs
Baker
Clay County Fair
Virgil
Lola
J. C. Smith
Cylinder
Ill and visiting relatives fill Estherville weekend
The period recounts illness in the Merle Carnahan household and a flurry of visits from relatives. John Westbrook of Big Stone City is an uncle of Mrs. Carnahan. Kenneth Butler wrecked his car near Glen Shingerland injuring three ribs and a knee. Merle Carnahan has begun to sit up part of each day. Pat Volkert and Pat’s mother visit from Orleans to see a ill relative. Quiet Sunday visits include Mrs Minnie Wood and the L L Weaver family. Edith and Doris Wiley head to Ames for Iowa State College.
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John Westbrook
Big Stone City
S. D
Merle Carnahan
Mr. Westbrook
Estherville
Kenneth Butler
Glen Shingerland
Miss Basset
Des Moines
Parker Dunham
McGregor
Pat” Volkert
Orleans
Pat
the Indies of the Legion Auxiliary
Herb Olson
Tom Walsh
Buffalo Center
Forrest Tow
C W Jones
Floyd Weaver
Minnie Wood
L. L. Weaver
Frank Westbrook
Wallace Westbrok
A. E. Myrick
Hiram Goodell
Antone Meiners
Edith
Doris Wiley
Ames
Iowa State College
Senator Smith Relaxes After Rough South Carolina Primary
Senator BP D Smith, retiring dean of Senate Democrats, says the recent South Carolina primary was the dirtiest campaign he has endured. He seeks rest at Lynchburg. He cools down by drawing a drink from the well on his old plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
8. C
BP. D. Smith
Senate
Democrats
South Carolina
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Raymond Gilbert
Henry Gilbert
Public Health Service Committee
Geo
Ole Agsby
Hoy Wihnckiis
Worthington
B. C. Eggestein
Henry .Herbrandgon
Mollie
Herbrandgon
Basil Poynter
Don
Poynter
Karen
Paul Poynter
Adrian
W. A
John Stinar
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H. P. Peterson
H. P. Rasmussen
Delores
Carling Synsteline
Milton Martenson
Harry Anderson
Ashby
Henry Herbrandson
Messrs
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Everett Marshall
DeKalb
Frank Iartman
Lorenzo Sartman
Robert Aiken
Newton
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
BR. D. Thompson
Gaarde
T. C. Mann
Orn’s Store
L. W. Loving, M. D
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Emmet County
State Bank
A. I. Reed
M. D
Leuthold-Tibbett Clothing Store
C. E. Birney
Birney
Estherville Drug Co
Graettinger
Lucksinger
Andrews
Madison
Raleigh
Howard Harland
Bob Clicks
Stafford
Okla
Emil Hansen
Bud Ross
George Miller
Grover
Floyd McDonough
Denmark
Clyde Miller
Mrs
Georger
Tom Thornburg
Edwin Michael
Glen Michael
Joe Rankin
Harold Spurling
Spencer
Irwin Spratt
Louis Moore
Ralph
George Spratt
Boone
Ervin Spratt
Adel
Leslie Harrell
Everett Moore
Redfield
George Moore
Audubon
Penney’s
Ford Coaches
J. R. Watkins Company
Watkins Vanilla
Baumann
Iowa
Atlantic City
N. J
Eileen MacSherry
Harold A. Brand
Sale
Estherville General Electric
Store Mack Peterson
Bumgardner Furn
Zenith
J. H. Zimmerman
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Northern Lumber Co
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