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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1937

Page

3

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A vintage breeder guide stresses quality aware buyers, proper chick housing, temperature control, pest avoidance, and balanced feed. It urges early spring chick-start plans for fall laying, outlining timelines from breed choice to six or seven months to maturity for durable egg production.

Declamatory contest winners and upcoming events

Last Friday's declamatory eliminations drew good crowds as contestants earned top honors in drama and humorous categories. Beth McQuirk and Helene Rosik won second and first in the dramatic division, while Leora Gilbert and Howard Petergon took second and first in humorous readings. The Junior class Comforter raffled at the program went to Mrs. Reinitz of Superior. Winners advance to challenge North Superior and Petersburg meets on April 8 at North Superior. Upcoming dates include April 8 declamatory contest, April 23 senior play Whoa Lemuel, April 30 May 1 baseball at Arnold's park, May 21 eighth grade graduation, May 23 baccalaureate, May 25 class night, and May 27 commencement. Eas ter activities featured fifth and sixth graders, featuring Donena Lou Kettleson’s winning poem, plus various Easter events across grades. The Iowa history unit covers the only Indiana left in Iowa.

Beth McQuirk Helene Rosik Telham Leora Gilbert Harry Howard Petergon Reinitz Superior Marting North Superior Petersburg Arnold’s Park Donena Lou Kettleson Indiana Iowa Mrs. Stuart Cheryl Bringle Arnola Reinitz

Miss Ruby Womack Visits Sioux City for Two Weeks

Miss Ruby Womack daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Womack departed last Saturday for Sioux City for a two week visit with relatives Mr and Mrs W C Olson of Gracttinger visited their son William V Olson here last Friday Their oldest grandson Bobby joined them at their home Mrs Fred Davis was in Estherville last week caring for her sister Mrs Charles Huffman and infant nephew Robert Alan Huffman

Ruby Womack P. J. Womack Sioux City W. C. Olson Gracttinger William V. Olson Bobby Fred Davis Estherville Charles Huffman Robert Alan Huffmans

Dolliver Teachers Celebrate Luella Gudall Birthday

Mrs Ruth Cayler visiting Estherville with daughter Mrs Paul Anderson. Dolliver school teachers gathered at Miss Clara Moltzen’s home to honor Luella Gudall on her birthday. Attending were Misses Maurice Harker Muriel Efnor Vera Aubrich Marjorie Williams Agnes Colby Miss Moltzen and the honoree. Mr and Mrs G L Lundahl visited Alpha for Easter with the former’s grandmother. Harold Janssen and family from Dunell spent the day with Mrs Janssen’s parents J R Davis. The group also included Mrs M Q Moklebust and son Michael Mrs Walter one eta ta Geraldine Thoylap oan in Ratherville.

Ruth Cayler Paul Anderson Estherville Lyle Kilgore Min Wertz Dolliver Clara Moltzen Luella Guddall Vera Aubrich Marjorie Williams Agnes Colby Moltzen G. L. Lundahl Alpha Harold Janssen Dunell Moklebust Michael Walter Etata Geraldine Thoylap Ratherville

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