County group to discuss new tax funds and work projects
Kennedy announces emergency relief duties and county meeting in Des Moines to review available funds, expected tax proceeds, and obligations. Officials urge towns and districts to assess financial conditions and indicate interest in county aid work projects to boost employment and advance needed county work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apianels Kennedy
Cnatrmian
Elty
Auper
Wikeha
Amma
Kemet
Iowa
Ratlef Committee
Des Moines
Kirkwood
Estherville Class Track Meet Highlights And Plans
Estherville high school inter class track results show sophomores lead with 23 percent points, seniors 20, freshmen 7. Events detailed include 100 yard dash won by Haines, discus finalists named Woods Warrington Hubbard Doud J Woods Darling. 220 yard dash won by McAndrews, Haines, Warrington, Elwood, with times listed. A pentathlon meet is planned for April 21 with teams from Algona Spirit Lake Milford Emmetsburg and Estherville. Former Estherville attorney Allen Herrick wins state ball title 23-20 4 13 across Des Moines Health Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Woods
Lee
Haines
Cooper
Moon
Becdae
Warrington A. Bigh Fasipaoeras
Tors Relles
Elwood
Heary
McAndrews
Youman
Tor- Lape
Warrington
Whwood
Olson
Hubbard
Doud
J. Woods
Darling
Lynn
Algona
Spirit Lake
Milford
Emmetsburg
Allen Herrick
Polk County
Pick Bringole
4 H Record Club Forming in Emmet County Farm Bureau Ad
A 4H farm record club is organized in Emmet County. The record book used, to the loose leaf format, is supplied by the Extension Service at State College and used by corn hog contract signers. Contact the Farm Bureau office for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Lowstate Collegea
Farm Bureau Office
Regular DILG League Meeting Discusses Fee Increase
A Dig League regular meeting in the Legion rooms at City Hall drew good attendance Tuesday night to discuss hunting and fishing fee increases. Representative E J Maniece outlined the new 280 license fee and its revenue implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig League
Legion Rooms
E. J. Maniece
Itaerntment
Ringsted church confirms twelve young people
Ringsted on April 11 Rev Stub confirmed twelve youths at the morning service at St John s church Sunday. The confirmants include Victor Johnson Syl via Johnson Edel Oling Lucille Christensen Alfred Jorgensen Harvey Pedersen Merle Flindt Junior Jensen Elden Bonnicksen Stanley Jorgensen Earl Sorensen and Ernest Lauritzen.
1796 Placed in Public and Private Work Last Week
National Reemployment Service in Iowa reports 1786 persons placed last week with 783 in public construction and 1058 by private employers. State director Hang C. Plund urges qualified skilled mechanics and metal workers currently unemployed to register at the National Reemployment office in their county at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssyrics
Iowa
Pearson
Hang C. Plutd
Ptund
Funeral Services Held Sunday For Ringsted Woman
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Karen Peterson of Ringsted. The Ringsted home at 2 o'clock and St. John's church at 3:30 were the sites of services, with Bh Stub officiating. She is survived by son Peter B. Peterson and four daughters, including Mrs. Jets Jensen, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Frost, and Mrs. Anderson, plus fourteen grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter Anne and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Peterson
Emmet County
Ringsted
St. John’s Church
Peter B. Peterson
Jets Jensen
Thompson
Frost
Wisconsin
Anderson
Des Moines
Ghe
Anne
Weeder stoves and hatchery noted in classified column
The column highlights several wed Weeder stoves and Woodly's Hatchery. It mentions an immediate and forthcoming factory regalia associated with Mr. Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Woodly
Chemier
Hepublica
Woods
Track Meet Draws 24 Schools and Big Events
Estherville high school hosts its annual meet May 5 with 24 entered schools including Fort Dodge Mason City Emmetsburg Estherville and Spirit Lake. The program features football shuttle races and trophies for the winner along with top marks like 1 mile run 440 relay and high jump. Records from last year and several local rivals are highlighted as teams vie for the traveling trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthervifls High School
Math Pear
Northmeat
Lows
Celiya
Pernet
Tony Stetioties
Félay
Peites
Fort Dodge
Algona
Alton
Milford
Spirit Lake
Cherokee
Sioux City
Hawarden
Rock Rapids
Hartley
Swea City
Plover
Central Gh City
Eagle Grove
Francis G Cutler to Speak at Estherville Tonight
Francis G Cutler of Boone Iowa progressive Democrat and gubernatorial candidate will address residents at Estherville Court House this evening. He calls for fewer and better Iowa laws and urges repeal of obsolete or unenforceable statutes. Also notes Dorothy Duh of Graettinger had an appendectomy at Coleman Hospital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis G. Cutler
Boone
Iowa
Estherville
Court House
Dorothy ‘Duh of
Graettinger
Coleman Hospital
Dr C B Schultz of Spirit Lake Dies
Dr. C B Schultz of Spirit Lake passes away today at age 74. A longtime local physician, he practiced in Spirit Lake for more than five years after moving from Lake Park. He was a respected member of the Divine County Medical Society and active in the Upper Des Moines Valley Hospital group. Survived by his wife and daughter. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutte
Spiel Lake
Spitake
Kavinie
Mplelt Lake
Fake Park
Divkineon County
Mads Real Society
County contest winners in oratory and music announced
Center township hosted the county contests with winners named in the oratorical division Donald Miller Alois Neppl and Arnhéid Rasmussen placing across districts. In drama Wivlan Juhl Kath ry Haywood and Florence Origer earned top three, while Mervin Rasmussen Marie Ahrens Janis Anderson shared honors in humor. In music Vance Crim and Mervin Rasmussen led the boys, Katherine Haywood and Mary Ruth Rok erbrodt led the girls. The county contest occurs Saturday April 21 at ten in the 6 half auditorium with further advancement rules for declamatory and music sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Donald Miller
Brat
Jimmy Jones
Janis Anderson
Raggedy Man
Edward Ahrens
Vance Crim
Mervin Rasmuseen
Katherine Haywood
6 -Haif
No Fear of Milk Shortage Under Adjustment Plan
A A A officials say the dairy adjustment plan will not create a milk famine or shortage for children or city consumers. The plan would spend 5 million dollars to provide milk for underfed children and redirect surplus milk into processing while keeping overall sales steady. Iowa would gain and be fourth in benefits under the plan, with Wisconsin New York and Minnesota receiving larger shares. Rev Miles Mary Louise Peterson plans to spend the weekend with relatives in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
A. A A
Towa
Yowa
Wisconsin
New York
Minnesota
E. Rev
Miles Mary Louise Peterson
Rone Priday
County Will Have Ardens This Summer
Mrs. Lloyd Andeton of Aroka Binh, formerly of Rather ville, married Wednesday at Spirit Lake. Rev Herbert Marsh officiated. attendants Miss Byrthe Gainer Marvin Grebe. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Ha Pagtesot. Guests included Stanley Gardner G Gardner Vesta Harding Edith Mildred Byrtha Gardner Grace Martetts Ed Attiold Genevieve Whaley. The couple will reside in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Andeton
Aroka
Binh
Forerly
Ratherville
Spirit Lake
Herbert Marsh
Byrthe Gainer
Marvin Grebe
Ha Pagtesot
Stanley Gardner
R. Gardner
Vesta Harding
Edith
Mildred
Byrtha Gardner
Aill
Gfhettinger
Genevieve Whaley
G. K. Costley
Grace Martetts
Estherville
Ed Attiold
Tucksori
Estherville High School
Mankato
Clean Up Campaign Plans And Activities
Plans for the Clean Up drive include free two reel comedy for school children at 4 pm and a letter contest to mayor to describe family observance. Top six letters win tickets to a future show. City trucks will collect rubbish from curbs. Committee includes Jupt. J. 8. Hilliard chairman Major M. K. Whelan Paul Linke Fred Ehlers Henry How.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupt. J. 8. Hilliard
M. K. Whelan
Paul Linke
Fred Ehlers
Henry How
Scout Council Elects Officers For Coming Year
At a Saturday court house meeting of the Girl Scouts community council Mrs. M. H. Schloeman was elected president Mrs. F. M. Brown vice president and Mrs. Wilbur Thorndyke secretary treasurer. Members present included Mrs. H. C. Sorensen Mrs. Ford Mrs. Brown Mrs. Behloe man Mrs. Thorndyke Miss Esther Burkart Miss Marie Sorum Mrs. Hans Sconberg and Mrs. J. E. Stockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Council For Girl Scouts
Court House
M. H. Schloeman
F. M. Brown
Wilbur Thorndyke
H. C. Sorensen
H. Ford
M. H. Behloeman
Esther Burkart
Marie Sorum
Grover Seniors Offer Class Play “Hobgoblin Howse”
Grover seniors present a Halloween style class play titled Hobgoblin Howse featuring a bell, a phantom, a skull, and two frightened students in a frightful performance. The notice urges readers to watch papers for date and attendance plans in Grover on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Denmark Township Raises Teachers' Salaries
At a meeting of the Wirectopa of the schools in Pen Mark township the board voted to raise teachers’ salaries ten dollars a month for the coming year. This followed Brume County’s 32 Mile Lake township as the second board to boost wages by ten percent. Mrs. Mary Noel returned to Rockwell City after visiting with her son Guy Noel and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brume County
Mile Lake Township
Mary Noel
Rockwell City
Hare
Guy Noel
To Be Cultivated by Those Receiving Aid
Miss Irene Kohl, Emmet county welfare worker, announced plans to plant vegetable gardens for all county aid recipients. A supervising committee will oversee planting and harvesting, with canning managed at the county farm by Mr. Groth. The aim is to reduce relief costs by supplying fresh produce through summer to November. Residents with suitable ground are urged to contact Miss Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kohl
Emmet
Ttte
Board of Supervisors
Groth
Sounty
Mrs Emma Perry Damages Verdict In Fire Claim
The case of Mrs Bron Perry and the Town Mutual Dwelling Insurance Company of Des Moines against the First Trust and Savings Bank of Armstrong proceeded with the plaintiff awarded 1150 for fire damages to her property on Christmas Day last year. The insurer argued the asked amount was too high while Mrs Perry sought about 1600. A separate case of Frances DeBates executrix versus Jas Beck and Harry Heck was settled yesterday afternoon by Mrs DeBates with Mahon Linnan of Algona representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bron Perry
First Trust and Savings [Bank of Armstrong
Town Mutual Dwelling Insurance Company of
Des Moines
L. J
Jas, Beck
Harry ‘Heck
Mra. DeBates del Mahon
Stillman Announces for State Representative in Emmet County
L P Stillman of Colliver announces Republican candidacy for state representative from Emmet County. A former banker and long-time educator, he has served on the county board of education, owns property, and is a veteran of the Spanish American War. He has been a resident since 1899 and emphasizes farming interests and real estate work for non residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Stillman
Colliver
Emmet County
Stillman
Stillman Is Serving His Third Term On the County Board of Education
Ringsted Drama Announces Beads on a String Play
Ringsted high school senior class stages Beads on a String with a large cast. Bennie Davis plays a leading role alongside family and friends in the April 19 and 20 performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Ringsted High School
Bennie Davis
Zizzalec
Trrsgts
Secreepaul Voetmounn
J.davis
Bennie
Secrevees
Billy Peterson
Benjamin Davis
Russel Christensen
Harold Beem
Ben- Wa Spyasseetics
Eee
Virgil Nelson
Ab Dinkler
Wayne Davidson
J. H. Davis
Bennies Moth
Gona Madsen
Molly Mollerton
Norm Wee
Leona Nissen
Jeanette Blue
Ben
Estherville High to Stage Public Concert Wednesday Evening
The Estherville music organization and several soloists will perform in Roosevelt Auditorium at 8:00 pm, directed by Miss Ehrers and Earl Josten. Proceeds support local musicians attending the Iowa City state music contest in May, with a lengthy program including soloists, choirs, and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High School
Roosevelt Auditorium
Dorothy Ehrers
Earl Josten
Iowa City
Green Cathédral
Hahn
Gahn
Bahn
Moon Marketing
Powell-Werver
Girls Glee Club
Miss Enlers
Eagle
Spohr
Metcalf
the Swan
Grieg
Lavohn Bixby
Massenet
Drolla
Virginia Reid
Bach
Christiansen
Noble Cain
Trap
Tramp
Clark
Harold Hansen
Handel
Clay
Eugene Hutchinson
Mrs. Tedrow Re-elected Club President in City Hall Meeting
Mrs. James B. Tedrow was re-elected president of the Woman's club for the tenth year at a meeting in the city hall committee room. Officers include Mrs. F. M. Jones as first vice president and Mrs. O. J. Sheldon as second vice president. Audit, secretary, treasurer, and other posts were named, with Mrs. Mann reporting on the drama convention held in Town City last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Tedrow
Woman's Club
City Hall
Tedrow
F. M. Jones
O. J. Sheldon
Shuber Owen
W. A. Cresxo
G. E. Tomhave
T. C. Mann
Mann
Town City
Palace Cafe Set to Open Saturday on East Howard Street
Palace Cafe will open for business Saturday April 15 on East Howard Street. Owner Oley Anderson, a well known Estherville businessman, previously ran the Spirit Lake Produce station, which he recently sold to Wesley Sutton and Melvin Warren. Ten men renovated the cafe over two weeks, applying an orange and cream color scheme with black trim. The new cafe will seat 100 at once and features a Kelvinator automatic refrigerating system and a modern glass sterilizer in the bar. the bar is touted as among the best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Palace Cafe
East Howard Street
Oley Anderson
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Wesley Sutton
Melvin Warren
Anderson
County Recorders Supplied With 1934 Licenses
One hundred County Recorders statewide received licenses totaling 276 900 for 1934 hunting and fishing. Licenses include adult hunting resident fishing junior hunting non resident fishing six day non resident alien hunting and trapping licenses to be issued later. Trapping licenses vary by trap count and color paper with different inks for each type. Licenses issued April 1 and expire April 1, 1935. Also note Robert Lenox of Spirit Lake is under medical care at Coleman hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Robert Lenox
Spirit Lake
Cole=man
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Hall Auditorium
Ectual Giant
Washington
William
J. Todouveld
Dilg League
Ringsted Woman
Asfate
McGuire
Rock. Rapids
Cedterstrom
Jensen
Ft. Dodge
Hugg
Ft. Dode
Central 8. C
Fleming
Sanford
Whinnery
Fett Dodge
Dodge
Cretzmeyer
Bumner- Howard
Bea
Patel
DR. C. 8
Schultz
County
Ardens
Scout Council
I Grover
Denmark Township
Emma Perry
League of Women Voters
Chas, Kilgore
Civics
Current Topic Club
H. Sconberg
Masonic Hall
Owen Mortom
MK. Whelan
W. A. Kerr Sr
A. A. Halleck
Helen Sievers
Mutual Life of New York Insurance Company
V-R
Everett Baker
Ver— Tyan Cook
Wallingford
Goleman Hospital
Eea
Jessie Bigelow
Allen
Colone
8. R
I. BE. Bigetow
Albany
Agateault
Warren ‘Ti
Thayer
Associated Gasitd Electric Company
Federal Trade Commission
New York Legislatura
Feachmaht
Stuart
Baritone Polo
Eugene Petcoff
del Stalgers
Xylophione Sajo
Everald Anderson
Bantock-Townsend
Protheros
Cain
Two Grenadiers
Schumann-ZeMer
Bonte Doon
Miller
Jean
Godard
Will O' the Wisp
Spross
E. H
Sextat
Lubasola
Ben Niemoth
Cabris
Gilette
Hall
Elsenberg
Clara Waldee
Viola
Harvey
Sioux Falls
John Sabo Ard
W. 4
Heldke
F. d. White
George Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Palace Cafe
County Recorders
Som
Wenatchee,’ Wash
Oberta Heisel
Ahevo
Blossom Land
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