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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1924

Page

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Pioneer Lady Called to Final Reward

Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Sando after a long illness of gall stones and age. A Norwegian immigrant who settled in Estherville township, she leaves a large family, including nine children, and is remembered as a devoted mother and Lutheran parishioner. Funeral at Wallingford church.

Tollef O. Sando Jackson Minn Brick Ringsted Helen Otto Emma Anton Storey Ferninand Sando Estherville Township Twelve Mile Lake Township Wallingford Randina Beatta Lutheran Church Pioneer Home

Clinics for Mothers and Babies Across County

The Women's Division of the Emmet County Farm Bureau partners with Extension Division at Iowa State to host five maternity and infancy clinics during April 28 to May 3. Funded by federal and state aid, the events feature Dr Thomas Bolling Gay of Johns Hopkins, Dr Valura Powell, and nurse Miss Alice Baker. Examinations are free and private for children up to age five with certain conditions. no prizes or scoring. Locations include Estherville Court House, Armstrong Consolidated School, Dolliver Consolidated School, and Ringsted Public School with designated chairmen and dates.

Emmet County Farm Bureau State University of Iowa County Medical Society Farm Bureau Thomas Bolling Gay John Hopkins University Valura Powell Alice Baker Estherville Court House George Robb Armstrong Consolidated School W. A. Richmond

Mother of Mrs William Post Dies After Stroke

Mrs Lougie Sievers died Tuesday April 8 after a stroke Monday evening at age nearly 78. She lived with her daughter in Estherville the past three years and had strong ties to Remsen where she previously resided. Born Louise Schnell May 9 1846 near Berlin she immigrated at 19, lived in Canada and Quebec then Benton county Iowa before settling in Remsen 1881. Eight children and nine grandchildren survive, with California kin expected at the Remsen funeral. Mrs Wanamaker returned from Sioux City Monday and serves on the Deaconess home board.

Lougie Sievers Ehichman German Lutheran Church Remsen Sievers Louise Schnell Berlin Germany Canada Quebec Toronto Benton County Henry Sievers Arcadia Carroll County Hones Rock Rapids Helen Sievers Estherville Louise Post Glendale Cal Henry Emma Marie William George Frank

City to Double Municipal Power Plant Capacity

At a Monday council meeting bids and specs were reviewed for a 500 horsepower Dietzel engine and generator to boost the plant from 200 and 300 HP to double capacity. Six firms, including Busch-Sulzer, Fulton Iron Works, McIntosh and Seymour, Nordberg, Fairbanks-Morse, and Worthington, submitted bids from 40000 to 49000 dollars. Final order decision was postponed.

Busch-Sulzer Co St. Louis Fulton Iron Works McIntosh and Seymour Auburn, N. Y Nordberg Manufacturing Co Milwaukee Wis Fairbanks-Morse Co Chicago Worthington Pump and Machine Co New York

Ho-Lo-Co Named High School Annual

A new title Ho Lo Co has been selected for the high school annual using motto initials. A capable staff edited the issue with Editor in Chief Olive Morse and editors including X a Waters Richard Pannell and others handling business, circulation, athletics, alumni, art, and calendar duties under director Mr. Gibson.

Ho-Lo-Co Olive Morse Ixa Waters Richard Pannell Glenn Brockway Buford Hiles

Minstrel Show Praise Highlighted by Local Theatre

The Vindicator apologizes for omitting coverage of the U C T minstrel show at Grand Theatre on March 25 in Estherville. Local talent delivered a standout performance in three parts with a male chorus, feats of vaudeville, and musical numbers by عمران performers, including Orin Manthe, Fred Albertson, and Clint Smith, drawing praise for tone and staging.

United Commercial Travelers Grand Theatre Homg Estherville Fred Albertson Ed. Broms Orin Manthe Happy Heyer Frank Westbrook Jack Munson Clint F. Smith Romaine’ Collins Rex Noe Ack Ballantyre Leo Bran Ford Lyle Kilgore Lyle Kilgore Leo Brawford Sweetie Ed Brooms Harry Cooper Gove Clint Smith Gang Mr. Albertson Romaine Collins Hanson Carl Lindstead Fairmoor

Wilder to Lead City Band In Estherville Initiative

Mr. G F Wilder elected by the city council to head a newly fostered city band funded by a local levy. Chamber of Commerce sold band uniforms to the new organization, with salaries and staffing expected to remain similar to recent years. Wilder, who led two years ago, gains more funds this year to raise a stronger ensemble and a larger band stand is hoped, replacing the wagon setup.

G. F. Wilder Chamber of Commerce Wilder Estherville

Marie Sorum Reappointed Emmet County School Superintendent

At the Emmet county school boards meeting on March 31, Marie Sorum was unanimously reelected superintendent of schools for another term. She was praised for long service and improvement efforts. The program featured a one act farce The Bootmaker's Club with Rex Noe and several actors.

Emmet County Marie Sorum Sorum Ruth Dayton Bootmaker's Club Rex Noe Clint F. Smith Wally Westbrook R. H. Wickersham Wm. Bale Lyle Stine Jack “Ballantyné Romaine’ Collins

School Township Won't Be Divided by Petition

The board of supervisors rejected a petition by H. N. Jensen and others to detach Estherville township from the city for school purposes. Attorney General opinion says divisions must follow congressional township lines unless a majority of voters in the whole district petition. If division occurs, assets and liabilities must be equitably divided per the code and arbitration governs.

Board of Supervisors H. N. Jensen Estherville Township Attorney General

All Set for the High School Carnival in Estherville

Readable notes show Estherville High School ready for a Friday April 11 carnival in the school building. Stands, side shows, and concessions will open after the auditorium program, with strong merchant support from local businesses listed as sponsors and donors.

H. S H. 8 Estherville Sconberg & Kilgore Candy Kilgore & Klocow Muse Johnston Drug Store Hawkeye Cafe Elva H. H. Hansen Estherville Grocery Co Candy Gamble-Robinson Co Dayton's Ochrlein East Side Cafe Candy J.C. Borrégon Debreve Serge L. M. Christevisen Revese Mester & Sons Community Oil Station Geo. Gruwell Dan Howard Grocery Cookies Town Savings Bank B. Wasserman Smith’s Variety Store Estherville Democrat Vance Nee Oo Cs Estherville Drug Co Robinson Jewelry Trinkets Catanton Eendy Trust & Savings Bank Estherville Steam Bakery A. Beymer Gardston Barber Shop Geo. W Schwitters Meat Market Myhre & Feglum Tbs Coffes Saint Paul Roudebush Grocery Apples Wilder Variety Store Toys First National We Wee Allen Furniture Bringle Brothers Walker Motor’Co Shladard

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Pioneer T. O. Sando Luth J. S. Hilliard Secy W. H. Biedermann Fred D. Cram Hilliard Royal Arch Masons Masonic Hall C. H. Haney Hampon Iowa Con Migue Goldie Gladys Rhodes Graettinger University WM. Post Lou Wanamaker Sioux City Carne Frances Lough Mildred Ivey Lester Eldred Ruth Heidke Ethyl Singmaster Neva Wayden Harold Keevel Zetta Stages Latricia Wood Vivian Vestrem Gulla Ullenswang Mabel Olson William Reese Iva Waters Richard Parnell Kathryn Packard Ruth Noe Irene Heyer Bernice Beacom Herbert Allen Dietzel Supt J. &. Hilliard U.C. T. Minstrel Show G. l. Wilder City Band Cshools Remonstrance Petition
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