Allen Stockdale Dies After Illness at 35
Allen Stockdale, 35, long a popular Estherville resident and grain dealer, died Tuesday night at Coleman hospital after an ulcer surgery and failed transfusion. He leaves a wife Marjory Foshier, a son Billie, two brothers J. H. and L. E. Stockdale, two sisters, and is buried at Oak Hill. He was an Elk, Mason, and Episcopal church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stockdale
Coleman Hospital
Lloyd
Mr. Stockdale
Walcott
Stockdale Brothers
Marjory Foshier
Billie
J. HE
L. E
Estherville
W. L. Braughn
Omaha
Nedd
W. KE. Wolfe
Welland
Ontario
Canada
B. P. O. Elks
Masonic
J. B. Stockdale
Oak Hill Cemetery
Service Star Legion Notice Promotes April Meeting
Regular meeting of the Service Star Legion Thursday, April 3 at 2 30 p m in the Service Star Building corner of Main and Seventh St. Good attendance requested as this is the first meeting in the new building. Planning for a big bazaar on Saturday April 26 to support the Memorial Building. Everyone asked to help, whether you belong to the Service Star Legion or not. J Ay Cummings from Spencer attended the Medical Association banquet Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
Service Star
Main
Seventh St
Legion
Estherville Golf and Country Club Officers Elected
List of officers directors and standing committees for the Estherville Golf and Country Club for the coming year includes J Lee as president and D R Alexander as vice president. The board features N J Lee J E Stockdale C D Tedrow Alf Dahl James Rainey and others with multiple committees named. Also noted is the death of former Congressman James P Connor in Denison at age 73, survived by his wife and son Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Golf and Country Club
N. J. Lee
D. R. Alexander
C. D. Tedrow
Sec
Treas
J. E. Stockdale
Alf Dahl
James Rainey
Geo. Griffith
F. M. Jones
G. H. Raife
Frank Carpenter
Geo. W. Bale
G. Ewen
Paul Graves
E. B. Callender
D. A Bagan Mra
C. S. Broms
L. M. J Christensen
B. T. Osher
F H. Sunderlin
James P. Connor
Denison
J. P.denlliver
United States
Judge Connor
10Th
Frank P. Woods
Raymond
Denison Review
City or Grover Holds Town Election
Miss Pauline Linthicum attended a Methodist missionary meeting in Algona on Tuesday. Master Mechanic B. H. Smith traveled to Chicago for a master mechanics meeting. Mrs Hattie Brown visited Minneapolis to see her son Harry. Gertrude Chapman wed Clarence Sheets of Council Bluffs on December 2. Mrs. Frank Kirk returned from Chicago. Sylvia Kirk will visit Minneapolis during spring vacation. E B Callendar and Herman Miller traveled to Livermore for a farmer's car. a muddy pickup required four dollars at one stop. Verne Noble and son plan a Cedar Rapids vacation week. Mrs. Roy Blazer attended a Methodist missionary meeting in Algona Tuesday. daughters Harriet and Katherine will vacation in Des Moines. Bridge foreman Olef Skog bought H B Lawrence property on South Seventh Street to build a double garage and will not move soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Linthicum
Algona
Methodist Church
B. H. Smith
Chicago
Tuesay
Hattie Brown
Minneapolis
Harry
Gertrude Chapman
J. W. Peterson
Clarence Sheets
Council Bluffs
Frank Kirk
Sylvia Kirk
E. B. Callendar
Herman Miller
Livermore
Verne Noble and Son
Cedar Rapids
Roy Blazer
Betty
Harriet
Katherine
Des Moines
Olef Skog
H.B. Lawrence
South Seventh Street
Rock Island Strike Settlement Clarified After End of Walkout
A report of a Rock Island Lines strike settlement is clarified as of April 2 1924. The unionists were not displaced and former Shop Crafts employees may seek reemployment with seniority preserved per June 30 1922 roster. The company will hire as capable openings arise while protecting current staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Supt. Allen
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Dakota
Estherville
Iowa
Tollerton
James J. Davis
Charles Hayden
Rock Island Lines
Davis
Hayden
Mr. Davis
Williams
Department of Labor
Atrike
Cmpany
Silvis Shop
Ay Linux
Railroad Company
H. EB. Allen
Trevett Buys Interest in Cut Rate Grocery
George W. Trevett of Estherville has purchased a half interest in Cut Rate Grocery from Dan Howard and now co manages as Howard & Trevett. Trevett, known locally for sales work with Gamble-Robinson and business college study, takes over duties April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Trevett
Dan Howard
Howard & Trevett
Trevett
Estherville
Iie
Gamble-Robinson Fruit House
Des Moines
Howard
Winter and Spring Day in California Report
Benj F Taylor writes from California that the winter and spring have been the driest he has ever experienced there. He rented buildings on a big ranch at Rivera and will handle ranch work himself while living at 822 N Friends Ave Whittier. His family enjoys good health and a large crowd attended the Town Picnic at Lincoln Park Los Angeles on Feb 22. He sends kind regards to old friends at Estherville.
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California
Benj. F. Taylor
Big Ranch
Rivera
N. Friends Ave
Whittier
Lincoln Park
Los Angeles
Estherville
Consolidated Five Cents to One Dollar Store Relocates
The Consolidated Five Cents to One Dollar Store rents the Mrs. Margaret Graaf building and will move after their current lease ends. The Wilder Variety store vacating Graaf moves to the Coon block, likely within a week, planning occupancy at the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Five Cents
Thirty eight operations performed at clinic
The clinic held Thursday and Friday at the new Coleman Hospital performed thirty eight operations deemed of major importance. Dr Coleman led the event with Dr Whiteis from the State University of Iowa Hospital and Dr S Maiden from Council Bluffs, a noted ENT specialist. Twenty nurses cared for patients. all rooms in the new and old hospital were full. Many procedures were very serious yet successful. Margaret Allen of Coe College Cedar Rapids is vacationing with her parents.
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Coleman Hospital
Coleman
Whietis
State University of Iowa Hospital
S. Maiden
Council Bluffs
Meeting of Medical Association Held Thursday A Success
The Upper Des Moines Medical Association reported its semi annual gathering in Estherville was highly successful with large attendance. A clinic at Coleman hospital preceded a banquet at Gardston Hotel chaired by W E Trone. Officers were elected and plans announced for a joint meeting with the Northwestern Medical Association at Okoboji in June.
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Upper Des Moines Medical Association
Coleman Hospital
Gardston
Association
John Lilley
Chamber of Commerce
W. ©. Trone
W. A. Trone
C. E. Birney
Fred Albertson
Estherville
Messrs
Selby Broms
Orin Manthe
Gladys Hayes
H. Sehelley
Terris
L. Bereton
Emmetsburg
EF. Birney
W. E. Trone
Des Moines
Okoboji
de. Green
Spencer
Upper Des Moines
Northwestern Medical Association
Stanley Alt Resigns From H Oransky Store Shoe Dept
Stanley Alt resigns as head of the H Oransky Store shoe department effective April 1. He has not chosen a new location but considers Des Moines Minneapolis and Iowa City. E D Trueblood of Cedar Rapids will replace him with strong recommendations. Other local notes include updates on Ernest Bliesmer, Mrs P G Roth, Walter Wenberg, the Weirs and the Wallerstadt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Alt
H. Oransky
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Iowa City
Stanley
Mr. Oransky
E. D. Trueblood
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Alt
Oransky
Nurseryman George Gives Trees to State Park
Graettinger Nursery proprietor E. B. George offers Fort Defiance State Park one of every Iowa tree variety to be planted at season opening. Mrs. F. H. Rhodes invited to Graettinger in April to select stock, with fencing planned to protect reforested areas and wildflowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
F. H. Rhodes
George of
Graettinger
Fort Defiance
George Robb Elected President School Board
At their last regular meeting the school board elected George Robb as president for the ensuing year. Albert Mahlum was chosen as secretary. The new board comprises Geo Robb president, Minnie Lough, H. M. Lambert, J. W. Morse, G. W. Gruwell, and Albert Mehlam. See, March passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robb
Albert Mahlum
Geo. Robb
Minnie Lough
H. M. Lambert
J. W. Morse
G. W. Gruwell
Albert + Mehlam
Reverend Dobberstein Settles Bear Injury Case Out of Court
Frank Goodness of Sturm Lake sued Father Dobberstein of West Bend for damages to his three year old daughter after a bear near the grotto in West Bend bit the child’s hand and arm two years ago. The case was settled out of court with Dobberstein voluntarily paying $2,500, though the claim is viewed as unjust by many. The bear was caged behind iron bars with warning signs, and the child’s parents allowed her to approach the enclosure. It is thought private subscriptions may cover the payment to spare Dobberstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodness
Sturm Lake
Father Dobberstein
West Bend
Mr. Goodness
Tather Dobberstein
Pather Dobberstein
Oak Hill Guernsey Herd Receives Renewal Certificate
The Oak Hill Guernsey herd of G A and Adelaide Nichols has renewed its certificate confirming all cattle are free from tuberculosis. It was the first herd placed on Emmet county's federal list and has remained there, never showing reactors in private tests before federal testing began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Guernsey
G. A
Adelaide Nichols
Emmet
Superior Yo Passes Away Monday
Mack Wade, son of Mr and Mrs Mack D Wade of Superior, died Monday afternoon of paralysis at age just over twenty three. He had long been an invalid, and his brother Melvin Wade also resides in Superior. Services were set for Thursday afternoon at the Super Joy church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Wade
Mack D. Wade
Superior
Melvin Wade
Superjoy
Spencer Joins Ku Klux Klan Chapter at Opera House Meeting
A minister from Ohio organized a Ku Klux Klan chapter at an opera house meeting last Monday evening. Eight members were enrolled in the new group, aligning Spencer with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Ku Klux Klan
Opera House
Ohio
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Neva A. Hauk
Estherville High School
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Cording
Board
Union
District of Columbia
New York State
R. C. Pollock
S. Dearborn St
V. R.—— Service Star Legion
J. Ay Cummings
Medical Association
Golf and Country Club
J. Lee
D. D. Alexander
W. Rhon
J. P. Connor
Grover
Graver
Lo. L Anderson Binee
C. Higinbetham
W. P. Small
Rand
Skee
Charles Nashy
Dick Vetter Weet
Ene
Srs
R. Barber
Bete Eeet Teat
G. Willey
Seo W. Trevett
Consolidated Store
Graaf Building
Margaret Allen
Coe. College
Land
G. K. Allen
Meeting OF Medical Association
Schooley of
Dannell
Ernest Bliesmer
P. GC. Roth
Walter Wenberg
Mankato
Henry Weik
Windom
Thursda
Mr. Weir
George Weir
Theo Osberg
Dunnell
Herman Wallerstadt
George
Vv. R
Rev. Dobberstein
Pe Oak Hill
Guernsey
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