Es Etherville High Band To Broadcast From Sioux Falls
Forty seven members of the Estherville high school band will travel to Sioux Falls South Dakota tomorrow and broadcast from 4 80 to 6 00 p m over radio station KSOO. The Estherville Chamber of Commerce provides cars for transport and the group led by Raymond Minkler will depart at 10 15 a m. A city tour will be arranged by the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce. Cars will be driven by Dr H L McMillian the Rev Claude Fausnaugh Dan Howard Art Fossum Mrs L Thomas Henry Paulson A V Borman Roy Burt F G Stith Raymond Minkler William Sykes and J L Derwick. Band members include Margaret Jane Johnston Ruth Jackson Mac McMillian Betty Ayn McMillan Sewell Mathre Ty Rigs John Raife Gregory Mc McNally Shirley Fausnaugh Carla Mathre Betty Huntsings Betty Cruse Ruth Howard Edward Fossum Paul Groth Dave Lee Genevieve Thomas Bob Thomas Aunt Espeset John Lee Kenneth Paulson Glenn Groth Selmer Mathre Harvey Lundy Corrine Bormann Lavonne Anderson Isabel Paul Edwin Burt Orin Bixby Omer Nau Bob Sewell Pat Kelly Charles Stith Richard Dawson Roland Fagre Orville Nordslet ten Mordine Peterson Dale Knutson Bob Ersland Darlene Davidson Bill Deming Richard Robinson Bob Treadway Orthian Blacketer Bob Liddle Merle Stone Dorothy Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Sioux Falls
S. D
KSOO
Estherville Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Minkler
Chamber of Commerce
Ty Rigs
John Raife
Gregory McMcNally
Shirley Fausnaugh
Carola Mathre
Betty Huntsings
Betty Cruse
Ruth Howard
Edward Fossum
Paul Groth
Dave Lee
Genevieve Thomas
Bob Thomas
Aunt Espeset
John Lee
Kenneth Paulson
Glenn Groth
Selmer Mathre
Harvey Lundy
Corrine Bormann
Lavonne Anderson
Isabel Paul Edwin Burt
Emmet County Achievement Day speaker and plans
Miss Aleene Wilson of Iowa State College will headline Emmet County Achievement Day on April 8 at the city hall. Nine townships will exhibit and participate as final plans are completed. The program features a rural chorus, music by Mrs. Nelson, and numerous demonstrations on dress, posture, fabrics, and grooming. About 80 project leaders have guided home economics work in 63 districts, reaching nearly 600 county homes. Weather outlook shows little precipitation and temperatures near or below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleene Wilson
Iowa State College At
Ames
Emmet County
Margarette Pfeil
Brahms
Crusaders
Gilbert Nelson
Center Township
Ellsworth
Estherville
Center
Denmark
Swan Lake
Lincoln Townships
Emmet
Stearns Sues for Divorce in Algona Courthouse
Robert W. Stearns files for divorce from Idabelle Stearns alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married Jan 28 1984 at Algona and have two children Robert born Nov 4 1984 and Thomas E born April 27 1936, with custody sought by the petitioner through attorney W. 8. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Stearns
Idabelle Stearns
Johnston
Teachers Will Teach In Emmet County Rural Schools
Miss Pauline Davis's classes will conduct practice teaching in Emmet County rural schools on Tuesday. County Superintendent Marie Sorum announces a schedule listing each student teacher and their assigned school and pupil instructor pairs across Swan Lake, Ellsworth, 12 Mile Lake, Center and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Pauline Davis
Emmet
Marie Sorum
Freda Berven
Swan Lake
Leona Dominy
Evelyn Ellis
Ellsworth
Leoa Waldee Christianse
Lila Larson
Mile Lake
Edna, Hutchinson
Leola Mulock
Denmark
Pearl Christiansen
Lorraine Pickering
12 Mile Lake
Beatrice Dahl
Ernestine Prior
Center
Pauline Miller
Virginia Reed
Florence O’brien
Florence Landvig
Dorothy Fink
Dorothy Wayt
Millie Percival
Jane Willey
Roma Abell
Maxine ‘Workman
Gertrude Rasthussen
Nutrena promotes pellets in big Chick Mash ad
The Vindicator and Republican features Nutrena Mills Inc promoting Chick Mash Pellets as a large ad. Oscar Straube, president, says newspaper advertising reaches more people at lower cost and keeps Nutrena feeds affordable. Pellets are praised for saving feed and reducing labor in poultry feeding.
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Vindicator
Republican
Nutrena Mills, Inc
Oscar Straube
Kansas City
Kansas
Nutrena
Plan to Erect Stock Pavilion in Emmetsburg
Emmetsburg and Palo Alto County will host a $10,000 stock pavilion west of Emmetsburg on Highway 18 in the near future. Local businessmen pledged to raise at least $2,000 via a loan to fund construction, repayable as the project begins and dividends begin. The Civic Current Topic group of the Woman's club meets Monday at Mrs. Robert Knight's home to discuss promoting peace, with Mrs. George Robb in charge. Mrs. Walter Wilson will discuss her trip through eastern and southern states, and Mr. and Mrs. George Robb plan to take Mrs. A. A. Crim to Minneapolis for a six-week California vacation with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Emmettsburg
Woman's Club
Robert Knight
George Robb
Walter Wilson
A. A. Crim
Minneapolis
Clem Luikart
California
Lake Region Advertising Group Formed at Spirit Lake
Cottage owners from Okoboji Spirit Lake Estherville Arnold's Park Milford and Spencer met in Spirit Lake to form a permanent group to advertise the lakes. Wm H Sykes of the Spirit Lake Chamber of Commerce will join a committee to outline plans for this year to publicize the lakes efficiently and handle inquiries.
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Spirit Lake
Okoboji
Spirit Lakes
Estherville
Spirit Lake Okoboji
Arnold’s Park
Milford
Spencer
Wm. H. Sykes
Chamber of Commerce
Plan to Close CCC Camp at Milford Soon
The closing of the Milford CCC biologic survey camp is planned as the scheduled work program nears completion. Washington officials announce that in April through June 1937, the emergency conservation program will run 35 camps in the state with one of 85 camps in Kosuth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
CCC
Milford
Washington, D. C
Robert Fechner
Kossuth County
V R Degree of Honor Officers to Meet
V R Degree of Honor officers and members of the Es t Stavanger Dowry of Honor association will meet Wednesday at 1380 MPA. Guests hosted by N E DeMoney included school faculty board of education and friends with Max Lynn high scorer in contract bridge and lunch served. Several attendees listed and some unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. DeMoney
Estherville School
Board of Education and Friends
Mrs. DeMoney
Max Lynn
Mr. DeMoney
F. G. Stith
R. J. Ridley
B. B. Kint
Ralph McKay
V. Casady
Andrew McArthy
Raymond Minkler
V.R
Dowry ‘of Honor Association
Chas Bixby Heads Juvenile Delinquency Council
Cecil Erickson, charged with assault and battery after attacking social welfare worker Claude Linquist, was sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Judge F C Davidson. Erickson faced an assault with intent to do great bodily injury charge, bound over to the grand jury, indicted, then plead guilty on the recommendation of County Attorney Harry Coffie. The incident occurred Thursday morning during a welfare office discussion at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Erickson
Claude Linquist
F. C. Davidson
Erickson
Justice of the Peace
Curtis Page
Harry Coffie
Linquist
Estherville Council Elects Officers for Juvenile Delinquency Plan
Charles Bixby was named president of the Estherville Co-ordinating council at a city hall meeting to organize a permanent body for juvenile delinquency prevention. John C. Lilley became vice president, Claude Linquist secretary treasurer, with an executive board including Mrs. Sorenson and Arthur Bringle for one year, and others for two and three year terms. Supt. Stith chaired. many local figures attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lilley
Claude Linquist
Charles Bixby
Estherville
Ray Bryan
Clara Kennedy
Clauda Fausnaugh
F. OD. Sawyer
F. G. Stith
Bixby
Claude R. Linquist
J. A. Riggs
Norman Maine
Kathleen Miller
Glenn Pullen
Harry Coffie
F. G. Sullivan
Hattie Osmundson
Leon Pratt
Marie Sorum
Margaret Maniece
Arthur T. Bringle
D. W. Crawford
John Greig
Cliff Hedrick
J. E B. Timmons
L. A. Mathie
0. W. Brown
Claude Fausnaugh
G. R. Patton
Robert Knight
L. J. Nipher
Fred Ortmeyer
J. E. Stockdale
S. G. Ewen
Joint County Meeting Here
G M Smoke Brown of Whit ing Iowa American Legion department commander will give the principal talk at the county meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary Tuesday night at city hall. Estherville hosts. Maple Hill Dolliver Walling tor Armstrong and Ringsted posts invited. Arthur T Bringle and Mrs Leon Pratt announced. Mrs H D Mereness of Dolliver is auxiliary county chairman. Carl T Hanson of Ring sted is county commander. Part of the program Mrs Vern Tredway will present the Estherville post with a plague on conservation of forests VR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. “Smoke” Brown
Whiting Iowa
American Legion Department
American Legion
Auxiliary
Estherville
Maple Hill
Dolliver
Wallingtor
Armstrong
Ringsted
Arthur T. Bringle
Legion
Leon Pratt
H. D. Mereness
Carl T. Hanson
Vern Tredway
National Defense
Spirit Lake Couple Married in Estherville
Miss Alice B. Johnson of Spirit Lake and Carrol W. Miller of Spirit Lake were married last evening at the Baptist parsonage in Estherville with Rev. Albert Riggs officiating. Present were Royal Miller and Miss Alice Hershey. Miller is a mason apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller. The couple will reside in Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters Spirit Lake
Estherville
Alice B. Johnson
Robert Johnson
Spirit Lake
Carrol W. Miller
Baptist Parsonage
Albert Riggs
Royal Miller
Alice Hershey
Miller
Samuel Miller
Anglers Spend Millions in Commerce Driven Fishing Trade
Commissioner Frank T Bell of the Fisheries Department reports U S anglers spent about 600 million dollars in the past year, with total expenditures rising from 1933. Licensing averaged 1 89 and 1 36 in successive years, while most spending supports outdoor equipment, transport and guides. California anglers spent 68 million, Utah 3 million, New Hampshire hosts about 6 million from visiting sportsmen, and New York and Michigan show substantial regional fishing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Bell
Department of Commerce
United States
Bell
California
Utah
New Hampshire
New York
Michigan
Ate
Head Production Steady in February for Iowa Herds
Butterfat and milk output of 1271 Iowa herds remained near January levels in February, per cowtesting association reports. ISU dairy expert Floyd Johnston noted little change due to winter rations and that grass grazing will drive any future rise. Top herds included Lusthoff Waterloo 60.8 lb fat, Nieman Delhi 54.3, Ashley LaPorte City 62.4, Stauffer Eldora 62.4, Peyron Adel 52.1, Meinte Steamboat Rock 50, Schloetje Boyden 49.8. High seven associations ranged from 29 to 88.6 lb fat. overall February fat per cow averaged 25.8 lb, down from 27.4 in January. Continuous winter feed kept outputs stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cowtesting Association
Floyd Johnston
Extension
Iowa State College
Mr. Johnston
Charles Lusthoff
Waterloo
Wm. C. Nieman
Delhi
Ashley Brothers
LaPorte City
Stauffer and Sanders
Eldora
M.E. Peyron
Boyden
South Hardin
Dallas-Boone
Pioneer-Cedar Falla
Sioux
Elkader-Mona
Henry-Jeffercava Vista
Kossuth
Vincent Furan Sentenced to Hard Labor in Breaking Case
Hon. F. C. Davidson in district court sentenced Vincent Furan, a Spencer youth and junior college student, to one year of hard labor for breaking and entering and theft at Ralph's Cafe. Furan pleaded guilty to taking the cafe key from roommate Walter Miller and stealing money from the cash register over several weeks. he will be sent to the county farm under Sheriff Fredericksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Davidson
Vincent Furan
Spencer
Furan
Walter Miller
Fredericksen
Better Yet 4-H Elects Officers At Bormann Home
The Better Yet 4 H club met Tuesday evening at Mrs A V Bormann home to elect officers for the coming year Beulah Schultz was named president Marguerite Jensen vice president Corrinne Bormann secretary and treasurer Lois Bormann historian and Joan Lodden reporter The club welcomed Marauarite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Bormann
Beulah Schultz
Marguerite Jensen
Corrinne Bormann
Lois Bormann
Joan Lodden
Bay Bridge high diver Brodie breaks back on plunge
Ray Woods, a professional high diver, attempted the first high dive from the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge at 180 feet. He struck the water, doubled over on impact, and suffered a broken back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Woods
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Bay
Wood
County engineer moves office into former Osher quarters
The county engineers office shifts this week into rooms once used by Drs B T and J B Osher above Emmet County State Bank next door to their current site. Ralph Ebeling, a county engineer employee, has been in the new work area during recent days and is seeking the prankster who sprayed enamel on windows and woodwork after the office closed. His work clothes and hat were left in a pail of enamel and later dumped in the sink with the suit covered in enamel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Engineers
Drs. B. T
J. B. Osher
Emmet County State Bank
Ralph Ebeling
Winleo
Ebeling
What About Fish and Game Laws
Iowa Supreme Court rulings voided Conservation Commission rules on takings but left open seasons to statute. Current law has no open seasons for fish or wildlife. ownership rests with the state. New statutes are being drafted to establish open and closed seasons, with trout and other seasons in doubt for April first. Snodgrass of Lamont visited DeMoney family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Iowa
Conservation Commission
Estherville Packing Co to Hire 70 Local Men
The Estherville Packing Company plans a $200,000 one story brick plant southwest of Estherville on the old circus grounds. Walsh Construction Co of Davenport handles the contract with immediate start and local labor to be hired. plant capacity 1000 cattle and 700 calves weekly with a temporary on site office and local purchasing, banking, and stock interest being considered by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Packing Company
Walsh Construction Co
Davenport
F. M. Tobin
Estherville
Circus Ground
Rock Island Railway
Estherville Packing Co
Estherville Town
Tobin
Farm Union Meets Friday Night for Regular Meeting
Emmet County Farm Union holds a regular meeting Friday night at city hall. Mrs. Bert Swanson arranged a program. Rev F D Sawyer of the Christian church will speak briefly on Peace. The junior department directed by Mrs W S Clark will hold its annual pie social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County Farm Union
Bert Swanson
F. D. Sawyer
The
Christian Church
W. S. Clark
Swan Lake Township Women’s Work Group Plans Achievement Day
The Swan Lake township women’s work group met at the Maple Till schoolhouse Tuesday night to finalize plans for Achievement Day in April. Committees named: special feature Mrs. Chris Spoo Mrs. Ray Bardo Mrs. Kronstadt. program Mrs. Charles Heinrich Mrs. Reed Jordan Mrs. Elbert Hayes. poster Mrs. L. E. Swartz Mrs. J. Will. An hour of music memory work led by Miss Margarette Pfeil. Reports for follow-up groups given to county chairman Mrs. J. Hoien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Lake Township
Maple Till
Chris Spoo
Ray Bardo
Kronstadt
Charles Heinrich
Reed Jordan
Elbert Hayes
L. E. Swartz
J. Will
Margarette Pfeil
J. Hoien
Emmetsburg Man Purchases Lakeside Dance Pavilion
William Hossack of Emmetsburg has bought the Lakeside dance pavilion north of town. He plans to move the structure onto lots near his Hewilth storage facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Lakeside
William Hossack
That City
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N.T
Emmett County
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Boswell
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Chash
Misa Dorothy Kropp
Wm. Sykes
Chamber of Commerce Sec
Chas. Bixby
Joint County
C. M. Brown
Brodie
Drs. Osher
Farm Union
Swan Lake Project Club
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