Sunderlin Re-Elected Estherville School Head
F H Sunderlin was re-elected Estherville schools superintendent after a board meeting on a Saturday afternoon, with salary set at 3600 dollars. The board reviewed many applications and praised his record while signaling potential staff changes at the next session. Supporters urged civic unity to back the district’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Sunderlin
Estherville
Sanderlin
Sunderlin
State of
Iowa
Board of Education
Judge Coyle Delivers Noted Lecture on Evidence in Estherville
Judge Coyle presiding at the Estherville court gave a two hour lecture on evidence to the bar. The session drew younger attorneys who asked questions, engaged in lively discussions, and benefited from the judge's outline and examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyle
Estherville
Soeth Named State Board of Animal Health Member
M L Soeth of Wallingford, a leading pure bred livestock breeder, was appointed by Governor Kendall and confirmed by the Senate to the board of animal health. His four year term starts July 1. The community regards him as a man of high character and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Soeth
Wallingford
Board of Animal Health
Senate
Kendall
Soeth
Inter Class Meet At Estherville High Next Friday
Estherville high school students anticipate a full inter class track meet at the school grounds next Friday afternoon. All four classes have entered teams in every event, with boys training hard for several weeks and strong contests expected in multiple events. Estherville plans a well balanced team for the upper Des Moines Valley meet this season to compete strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High School
Estherville
Des Moines
Mail Carrier Lee Case Operated On Sunday
Mail carrier Lee Case was taken to a local hospital last Sunday morning for an appendectomy. He withstood the procedure well and is recovering, with about a month before he can resume duties. Patrons, who hold him in high regard, look forward to his return.
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Lee Case
Lee
Lee HagstedWedding at Episcopal Rectory
Mr Maurice Lee night clerk at Gardston and Miss Varrie Hagsted of Milan Minnesota were married Friday morning at nine thirty at the Episcopal rectory. Rev A B Hock officiated with Miss Margaret Liddle and Mr Dean Stutenroth as witnesses. The couple will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hagsted
Maurice Lee
Gardston
Varrie Hagsted
Milan
Minn
Hock
Margaret Liddle
Dean Stutenroth
Tornell Sentenced to Year at Anamosa Reform School
Leonard Tornell, defendant in the Halfa rape case, pled guilty to assault with intent to commit great bodily harm. Judge Coyle sentenced him to one year in the state reformatory at Anamosa and to pay all trial costs. He was sent to Anamosa Thursday evening to begin serving. The settlement pleased some, but the prosecuting witness is relieved to avoid a retrial, a factor significant to the young lady involved.
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Leonard Tornell
Halfa
Coyle
Anamosa
Ralph Packard Promoted to Remittance Clerk at Spirit Lake
Ralph Packard, former First National Bank of this city, receives a promotion to remittance clerk and bookkeeper at Farmers Savings Bank in Spirit Lake with a higher salary. He departed Monday to assume duties, a strong vote of confidence in his reliability and work ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Packard
First National Bank
Farmers Savings Bank
Spirit Lake
Local boy stunts in mid air dazzle crowds in Iowa City
Karl Fisher and Howard Gordon headlined an aviation exhibition in Estherville’s nearby spotlight, with Aaron Rowe performing daring feats. The trio wowed thousands despite winds curbing the Du Jardin circus act, drawing praise from local garages and Iowa City flyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Estherville
Howard Gordon
Ilon
W. G. Gordon
Karl Fisher
Donaldson Brothers
John Murray
Iowa University
Vinton
Iowa
Howard T. Gordon
Aaron Rowe
Iowa City Automobile Men
Fischer
Gordon
Marine Corps
Rowe
du Jardin Circus
du Jardins
Tay County Spelling Contest Held Friday
Eithel F. spelling contest at Maple ey Oval Lewis Olson of a Shultz Ringsted 2nd faon Center township Veritten Ethel Gustafson lat Agon Doltiver second Hazel engee Isworth township third In the overall the first five in both forst and written were given a second contest entirely oral Ethel Gustaf son won first in this with William Ol Sop aecaud and Elizabeth Ruef Maple Hit third pupils and teachers of the Maple Hill school were royal entertainers serving lunch to all contestants and judges and in all ways made the visitors feel at home
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Mapleey
Lewis Olson
A Shultz
Ringsted
Faon
Center Township
Veritten
Ethel Gustafson
Agon
Doltiver
Hazelengee
Maple Hill
Lutch
Miss Violet Hansen Confined To Bed After Accident
Miss Violet Hansen, a prominent social figure, has been confined to bed at her city home following an accident while visiting South Dakota nearly a year ago. A knee cap injury worsened, leading to a plaster cast in Minneapolis and now recovery is expected after the cast's removal early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Hansen
Popase
Red
Wis
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Koing
Civics Department Meets In Woman's Club
The civics department of the Woman's club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. F H Rhodes. Twenty members attended. Committees reported and noted progress. The ladies will meet with the city council and will cooperate with that body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics
Woman’s Club
F. H. Rhodes
Eastern Star Instructor Mrs Lacy Ostrage to Visit
Mrs Lacy Ostrage of Humbolt will direct the Eastern Star Lodge officers and members at a meeting in Mason Hall this afternoon and evening. A meal will be served at six o'clock.
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Lacy Ostrage
Humbolt
Eastern Star Lodge
Memi
Mase Hall
Annual Meeting of Presbyterian Congregation
The annual Congregational meeting was held Monday evening with a record turnout at the covered dish supper. Sore W. Shadle was elected chairman and Byron M. Coon secretary. Sixty six new members joined, one death occurred, and Sunday school gains included 171 new members and attendance rising from 159 to 226. Trustees elected were R. C. Brown H. M. Lambert and R. O. Clark. Elders re-elected were Dr. W. P. Galloway and Wm. J. Wetr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore W. Shadle
Byron M. Coon
T. W. Emery
H. M. Lambert
R.O. Clark
W. P. Galloway
Wm. J. Wetr
John Murray Wins Court Case Over Airplane Pilot Fees
John Murray won a civil suit against the Donaldson brothers of Milford. The jury returned a verdict in Murray's favor for 881 dollars after a short deliberation. The case arose from a dispute over pay for piloting an airplane owned by the company two years ago.
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John Murray
Donaldson Brothers
Milford
Mr. Murray
County Treasurer's Office Noted Five Million Eighty-Five Thousand
An alseriate recount from the county treasurer's office shows a total of 5 985 000 in the record. The document cites a specific amount and references the county officials overseeing the count.
Married Quarter Century Celebration for Berge Couple
Last Thursday April 6 marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Berge of High Lake township. Nearly 100 friends gathered at their home with baskets of food and well wishers. Gifts totaled forty seven dollars for the hosts plus numerous silver and glass keepsakes from relatives and neighbors. A daughter Olivia attended from Forest City and Reverend Strand and Hanson joined the celebration. The Berge's long life in Emmet County was noted with affection and high regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Berge
High Lake Township
Berge
Ole Aanonson
Mr. Berge
John Musland
E. Johnson
Estherville
E. Johnston
John Nelson
Wallingford
Emmet
Infant Daughter of Melvin Beaver Dies
Lela May Beaver, infant daughter of Melvin and Mable Beaver, lived eleven days from March 29 to April 8. A brief service was held at their home with Rev. J. W. LaGrone officiating. burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Effie Anderson loses case in court. Bryan Evans v Jens Peterson et al continues with hog remedy dispute.
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America
France
Rhine
Emmey County
Mies
Gabod
Melvin Beaver
Lela May
Melvin
Mable Beaver
J. W. LaGrone
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Helen Robinson
Marjory Meadows
Oak Hill
Effie Anderson
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
Coyle
The
Insurance Co
Bryan Evans
Jens Peterson
Still Captured Monday Afternoon In Slaughter House Scarcity
City and county authorities captured another still last Monday evening in the old slaughter house near the city. A quantity of molasses raisins and other items were taken. A barrel of mash was left with plans to retrieve it later but a second arrival saw a truck driving off with the barrel. Some residents reportedly left town over the investigation. The Es-Sharville Chamber of Commerce held a grand budget at the erdaton heel Monday evening with good attendance and a fine program. Local booster season plans are being arranged by the town’s diligent men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Gordon
Rowe
Atlantic City Beach
Iowa City Press Citizen
Harley Lambert
Jay Johnston
Frank Buckingham
Roy Brown
Chamber of Commerce of
Es- Sharville
Erdaton
Emtaotsburg
Hon W G Gordon Home From Legislature Des Moines Visit
Hon W G Gordon and Mrs Gordon return from Des Moines by car reporting good road conditions. Gordon, active on the appropriation committee, describes long sessions and predicts a possible November special session to tackle code revision. His first term is praised for diligent service and strong community recognition.
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W. G. Gordon
Des Moines
Garton
Gordon
Efforts to Secure Northwest District Convention
Local effort aims to bring the Northwest District of the Christian church to this city for next year. The plan involves the Chamber of Commerce backing the bid, citing past success hosting other conferences. The effort expects 250 to 300 attendees and anticipates strong local representation at Jefferson this year.
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Northwest
The
Christian Church
Jefferson
Chamber of Commerce
Bakerville
Estherville
90 000 pounds of butter made in a year at Dunnell
The Dunnell Co-operative Creamery annual report shows revenue over 53 000 dollars for the fiscal year and strong butter production. Creamery operations list 260 668 pounds of cream, 12 7165 pounds of milk, 90 644 pounds of butter made, 1 471 boxes shipped, and a total receipts figure of 53 687 30 dollars. Disbursements include patron payments, supplies, fuel, salaries, and other expenses. balance on hand stands at 1 760 61 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunnell
Co-Operative Creamery
E. M. Ostergren
Dunnell Co-Operative Creamery
Ostergren
Creamery
Real
Fairmonogra
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Germany
Europe
League of Nations
World Association of Nations
Lawrence ‘Bowman
M.L. Soeth
James Christian
Fred
Tay County
Eithel
Aveon
Presbyterian Congregation
Mrs. L. S. Berg
Tooke
Minnesota
Hah Walton
Ats
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