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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1941

Page

4

Petersburg News Tells Births Events From Local Families

The Petersburg vicinity reports births at the Ben Smith home on March 20 and the Ben Sampson home on March 30. An April 8 high school concert in Jackson features Clarinet Gloria Ullrich, horns Doris Brunsvold, baritones Alice Belle Nasby Naomi Ebeling trombones Donald Winden, directed by Arnold. Local society notes include Ladies Aid purchasing a rug for Union State Line church and a 72nd birthday celebration for E. E. Peterson with neighbors visiting. Other items cover residents’ moves, illnesses, Easter vacations, and teachers Berlah Gilbert and Doris Gilbert returning home for break.

Jackson Petersburg Gloria Ullrich Doris Brunsvold Alice Belle Nasby Naomi Ebeling Donald Winden Arnold: Alstad Marion Sampson Ben Sampson Arthur Sanderson Henry Ebeling Lee Cushman Cushman Harry Bargrede Bargfrede

Easter Vacation Visits From Armstrong Residents

Local residents report Easter breaks with family visits across Armstrong and nearby towns. Oxnard, Helgason, Wolff, and Whitlow families share weekend gatherings. music students won district contest awards. various clubs hosted meetings and visits with friends and relatives from Estherville, Dolliver, Blue Earth, and Mason City.

Marvin Robinson Bridge Club Mable Anderson L. H. Locker Harry Wegner Grover Adolph Peterson Estherville Harold Horswell Elmer Maron Arnold Wilson Spensley Mather Elola Wallace Wegner Armstrong Evelyn Cartwright Emmetsburg Evelyn Hakeman Armstrong Music Swea City Alice Camden Bob Sorenson G. H. Neimeyer L. E. McIntyre Blue Earth Winnebago Minn B. J. Lange Remsen John Schultz Harry Kirk E. E. Club Oliver Stoeber Billy of Fenton Flossie Mitchell Fort Dodge George Peterson D. A. Fitzgibbons Contract Bridge Club

Glossop Sandwich Health Hint Promoted For War Time Diets

The Glossop sandwich is described as a nutritious wartime meal devised by a Glossop health officer. It combines bread, butter, egg, beef, greens, and milk to supply carbohydrates, fats, protein, calcium, and vitamins while aiming to improve digestibility and overall health.

P. G. Wodehouse Sir Roderick Glossop Glossop Mr. Wodehouse Tobey Dn Wralgers S Ootanrous Oats Fibreaktaat Nororay Alice

Spencer to Build New Fire Station After Bond Sale

Des Moines firm Jackery and Company won the bid 112 percent interest plus an $180 premium for $80,000 in bonds to fund Spencer’s new fire station. Legislature legalized the bonds, with Rep A H Avery and Sen Robert Keir backing the act. City council will plan site selection and construction. current station on First Avenue East is criticized as cramped and unsafe for operations.

Jackery and Company of Des Moines Spencer A. H. Avery Robert Keir General Assembly del Blake G. G. Baker George Merrihew First Avenue

Six cattle electrocuted at Nelson farm near New Richland

Six head of cattle, four heifers and two steers, died at the Reuben Nelson farm northeast of New Richland after a water tank was electrified by a shorted heater. Nelsons noted a hog’s fright near the tank before discovering the deaths and suspect 110 volts entered the water. The cattle, valued at about 100 dollars per steer, were to be sold soon.

Reuben Nelson New Richland Mr. Nelson Joe N. Neson Jess

Iowa ends marriage blood test era in Iowa reforms

Iowa lawmakers and Governor George A. Wilson enacted a blood test requirement for marriage, delaying licenses by about three days. The move ends a period described as a marriage boom era, with projections of license rates dropping from a 1940 peak toward 25,000 yearly. Nearby states show varying health rule contrasts for marriage licenses.

George A. Wilson Waterloo Courier Mason City Globe Gazette R. M. Sorenson Town State Health Department State Hygienec Laboratory Sorenson Iowa Dubuque Davenport Clinton Muscatine Burlington Elkader Northwood Osage Wisconsin Illinois South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Missouri

Stand by after an accident says Iowa safety bureau

The Iowa Department of Public Safety urges drivers involved in crashes to stop, aid the injured, seek medical help if needed, and provide name address and vehicle registration. It warns that fleeing is cowardly and constitutes hit and run. The guidance outlines duties when damage or injury occurs.

Iowa Department of Public Safety Red Cross Public Safety Department

Governor Signs Road Amendment Protecting Highway Funds

Governor George A. Wilson signs the Road Protection Resolution as Senator Howard Baldwin sponsor. The measure lets voters in 1942 decide on a constitutional amendment safeguarding state highway funds from diversion to non road uses. It passed the 1939 legislature and was re passed this year. Curtis W. Gregory and Baldwin led efforts in House and Senate respectively. Eleven states already provide such protection. Iowa is the third in 1941. Similar amendments are under consideration in six other states.

George A., Wilson Howard Baldwin Curtis W. Gregory Baldwin Iowa

First Aid Rules for Auto Accidents

Red Cross warns against unskilled handling of injured persons and urges calm, trained responses. Officials stress drivers must report collisions with unattended vehicles and leave name and address or notify owners promptly.

Iowa health reports rise in home accidents in 1940

Preliminary 1940 accidental death totals from the Iowa State Department of Health show total deaths from accidents decreasing to 1,768, yet home deaths rose to 795 with more falls and fires. Motor vehicle deaths climbed to 658 while occupational deaths dropped to 186 and public-place deaths eased to 214.

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Objections to Kate McDonagh will probate filed by relative

Objections were filed in Palo Alto county to admit the late Kate McDonagh will to probate. Catharine Hurley Stumpf, a relative, questions the signature authenticity and claims lack of sound mind, undue influence, and improper execution. The will forfeits heirs challenging administration. A related recipe note about a triple-decker hot sandwich follows.

Kate McDonagh Emmetsburg Palo Alto County Catharine Hurley Stumpf Miss McDonagh Kate McDonough

Shoulder Roast Lamb Makes Juicy Sundays

This season choose rolled shoulder of lamb for a tender juicy roast with a rich flavor. Do not add water and roast 40 minutes per pound in a 300 F oven. Serve with mint sauce and enjoy leftovers in pies, warmed slices, or lamb with barbecue sauce.

Local Farmers May Boost Corn Yields

Emmet County and the nation prepare for a 1441 corn crop near 90 million acres. A study by the DeNalb Agricultural Association of about 1,000 top Corn Belt farmers shows average 1940 yields around 100 bushels per acre. Key findings include higher yields after soil building crops, drilled corn, fewer cultivations, and spring plowing often outperforming fall plowing. Also mentions quadruplets born to Vinne Ageat, Tom Nally resident, Emmetsburg, with healthy progress.

Emmet DeNalb Agricultural Association

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