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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
8
County correspondence lists visits and births in the Estherville region. It notes families visiting Dickens, Sioux City, Iowa City, and Chicago. births to Dryland, Benton, and Lorenz families. farm business travels. fair booth planning. multiple farm visits and journeys to Ringsted, Armstrong, and Humboldt. sport and club events. church dedication promises. and community gatherings with many named residents and places.
Sunday School attendance rose with a fine advance as the young and old gathered. Many families like Sharar and Reimer groups shared church attendance, farewells, and plans for next year, including music by Dunnell choir and a farewell sermon. Visitors from Estherville Spencer and Arnold’s Park, plus trips to Lincoln Nebraska, were noted in the week’s social and church roundups.
A brief item noting the Union State Line Lutheran church alignment or affiliation, with emphasis on location and identity within the community. no further details provided in readable text.
Eugene Berg returns home from Estherville with a sore hand and throat. Jorgen Andersen’s barn and corn crib burn, destroying hay and milk equipment. neighbors aid by cutting corn for replacement. South Emmet baseball finishes season at Lost Island with scores unavailable. Spencer Fair draws many locals. work begins to clear debris and rebuild the Andersen barn.
Veterans in and about Dolliver met last Friday evening to organize an American Legion Post. Officers elected include Post Commander Dr. H. D. Mereness, Vice Post Commander Irwin Newland, Adjutant K. L. Hanson, Historian Everett Sullivan, Finance Officer Charles Oats, Chaplain Earl Barfoot. Several local youths attended an ice cream social at the Norwegian Lutheran church last Thursday.
Earl Barfoot made a business trip to Mason City last week. Cedar Rapids reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Erickson. Mrs. Erickson is formerly Miss Ethel Mitchell of J. B. Mitchells family. Mrs. Thomas Stenerson of Estherville visited her daughter Mrs. John Weber. The L. P. Stillman family visited Sunday in Estherville. Mrs. Eugene Satchett is sick this week. Section men unloaded ties at Gridley Monday. The Ladies Aid society held a business meeting in the church Monday afternoon.
Wallingford Community church and Aid society held a 7 o'clock chicken supper with Rev Mickelson of Graettinger in attendance. Officers were elected. Numerous Estherville and Graettinger visits are recorded along with members traveling to Spencer and Ames for events and schooling.
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