Young mother dies of heart failure in Estherville
Alma S. Bringle, born February 16 1894 in Estherville, died Tuesday morning shortly after giving birth to a daughter. Widow Arthur Bringle and children Raymond and the infant mourn her, with funeral set for Friday at 2 PM from home and 2:30 PM at Estherville Lutheran Church. Also notes county spelling contests scheduled for April 19 and 10 with multiple school representations and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bringle
Harry
Bringle
Alma S. Bringle
Carl Jeglum
Huntington
Estherville High School
Ste Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Raymond
Lloyd
Chicago
Claire
Iowa State College
Ames
Gladys
Verda
Dorothy
Estherville Lutheran Church
S. A. Berge
V. R
Spirit Lake ice remains intact this week
Chas. Martinson reported at Spirit Lake that the ice is still intact though shore areas show melt. The lake remains fully frozen, but a few warm days and wind could soon clear the winter cover, a condition not often seen at this season.
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Chas. Martinson
Spirit Lake
Agril
New Pleasure Park at Orleans on Spirit Lake
Mr. C D Winters leads the new Spirit Lake south shore resort at Orleans Estherville residents expect a partial opening this year with a ball park dancing pavilion and several concessions ready. Surveying done rapid work to build a lakefront boulevard with trees along the route promising a family friendly destination. The park aims to be free of objectionable features and welcomes all to enjoy themselves in a decent manner.
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C. D. Winters
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Rock Island Railroad
Orleans
East Okobon
Mro-Winterg
Tom Mix at Grand Theatre for Mile A Minute Romeo
Tom Mix stars in Mile A Minute Romeo at the Grand Theatre on Thursday April 17 featuring his famed equestrian tricks in a wild chase. The show is based on a Max Brand story with thrills and humor including a cross country run. Sunday and Monday April 20 and 21 offer The Last Man, a Zane Grey special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Tom Mix
Grand Theatre
William Fox
Max Brand
Mix
Tom! ‘Mix
Zane Gray
Norma's Beauty Shop Moves to New Quarters
Miss Norma Andresen and her partner Mrs Jessie Severs move their beauty shop to a new suite over the First Trust and Savings Bank on Lincoln Street. The upgraded location offers separate booths for shampoo, hairdressing, and manicuring, with new curtains and furnishings enhancing the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Andresen
Jessie Séevers
First Trust
Splendid Easter Services At Estherville Churches Sunday
Estherville churches plan special Easter programs with music and sermons. Presbyterian Church expects a 10:45 program and 8 p.m. Cantata Jesus Lives conducted by Miss Mattison, with 45 to 46 voices. Lutheran, Grace Episcopal, Church of Christ, and Methodist also feature organ preludes, anthems, sermons, and Easter cantatas. Sunrise service planned Sunday morning and World Service offering anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. Voorhies
Helen Mattison
Gabriel
Corrie
J. W. Morse
C. E. Birneyy
Fred Albertson
Orrin Manthe
Cally
Mildred Mattison
Evieee
Gilbert Voorhies
Estherville
Messrs
Ed, Broms
Selby Broms
Andrew Smith
Lloyd Anderson
John Greig
Dooley
Anna Hager
Clifford Nurss
Rockwell City
Estherville Lutheran Church
Luka
Church of Christ
Beihel
Ritter
G. Verdi
The
cLonard Linsley
Ur. L. Olmstead
Mildred Skinner
Methodist Church
LT. Chipperfield
J. J. Bushnell
Mrs. Mary Ann Crumb Dies at 90 in City
Mrs. Mary Ann Crumb died Tuesday night at her daughter’s home, nearly ninety-one. A longtime city resident, she was mother to Mrs. Martin Izer and Mrs. Mary Hudson, and grandmother to Mrs. Chas. Dayton and Mrs. Jessie Seevers, with many distant relatives in the community. Further life details will appear in the next issue of the Vindicator and Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Crumb
Martin Mer
Auto Wrecking Firm Moves to New Quarters in Town
The Estherville Auto Wrecking company relocates to the L. G. Thompson building on East Howard Street this week. Under owner A. Sezer the business has grown rapidly and the expanded space promises higher patronage in the coming year.
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Estherville Auto Wrecking Company
L. G. Thompson
East Howard Street
A. Sezer
Former Ringsted Pastor and Wife Mark Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Friday, April Lith marked the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Miller, longtime Ringsted Lutheran pastor, with hundreds of friends gathering in Spencer for an all day celebration. The couple received over $500 in gold, and Thorvald Miller and his wife of Washington state attended in a Ford coupe.
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P. H. Miller
Ringsted
Spencer
Thorvald Miller
Washington State
Wallingford Corn Growers Meet for Price Agreement
A Wallingford meeting of the Corn Growers Association is scheduled for Friday April 18. The group aims to market corn on a cost basis with a reasonable profit and proposes members agree not to sell unless offered at one dollar per bushel or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Growers Association
Wallingford
High School Carnival Nets Strong Financial Total
The auditorium show opened UH with a busy Friday night carnival. Supplies ran short, crowd packed the assembly, and the fashion show led by four H.S. girls drew huge applause. The burlesque acts and lower-floor events drew big laughs and steady traffic at booths and cabaret rooms. About $350 was cleared for all sources, highlighting strong community support and business cooperation. M. K. Whelan announces bid for state senator, a strong candidate despite regret from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bale
Chuck” Wilson
Hannah Nelson
Joe Greenfield
Catherine Osgood
Mildred Ivey
Eunice Klocow
Marguerite Williams
Miss Shelton
Miss Cornwall
Sid Ellis
Chuck Case
Catherine Rhodes
Ruth Beymer
Dorothy Seevers
Winifred Joes
Barnive Conklin
Zetta Staggs
M.&. Whelan
Estherville Tracks Schedule May Bring Big-Meet Talent
Estherville plans a demanding track schedule with a new generation challenging the two year stars. Denham Greenfield Albertson Shannon Bale and Trone lead early season efforts in sprints and field events while Bale and Peterson shine in high jump and Case and Shiley excel in weights. First event is the Home Meet Thursday at 3 30 with nominal admission. Schedule includes Drake Relays April 25 26 May 2 Estherville Invitation May 9 Upper Dex Maines Valley Meet May 17 State Meet May 24 Buena Vista College Meet May 30 Stagg Meet Chicago. Omission of Strube Bros from donor list corrected and additional donors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Dauber
Brees
Oehberg
Carey
Gruwell
Hiles
Allstar
Denham
Greenfield
Albertson
Shannon
Bale
Trone
Peterson
Shiley
Drake
Here
Ujper Dex Maines Valley
Spencer
Iowa City
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Stagg
Chicago
Corn Growers Association To Meet At Court House
Estherville farmers are urged to attend an April 25 meeting at the court house to discuss forming the Corn Growers Association. The group aims to raise corn prices to one dollar per bushel by controlled output, with financing arranged until sale. The paper believes cooperation could benefit farmers and many businesses across seven states.
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Corn Growers Association
Court House
Estherville
Rost
Esdraelon Commandery Easter Day Observance
Esdraelon Commandery No. 52 E. T. will hold Easter Sunday services at Grace Episcopal church. Knights meet at the asylum at 2 PM in full uniform and march to the church for 2:30 PM services. Ladies of the Knights join at the church at 2:30 PM. Summer School details explain credit and enrollment for teacher certification through Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Extension Division, with didactics credit for graduates of four year high schools and a special physical training course thrice weekly.
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Esdraelon Commandery No
E. T
Grace Episcopal
Asylum
Knights
State Teachers College of
Cedar Falls
Authorized AGV solicitor for Vindicator and Republican
Mr. FP. R. Taylor will act as solicitor for the Vindicator and Republican, dedicating time to outside work soliciting subscriptions, job work, and collecting accounts. He promises proper accounting and credit in this office. He offers incentives to those paying or renewing, and new subscribers. The Grand Theatre will host The Whipping Boss on May 2 under the American Legion, with a Vaudeville act. Tickets cost 50 cents and are on sale through Legion members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. R. Taylor
Vindicator
Republican
Legion Post
American Legion
Grand Theatre
Florida
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Art Bringle
Strong
Maple Hill
Lena Gunderson
Walingford
Wm. Biedermann
Merritt Bishop
Armstrong
Mereness
Dolliver
Si8ie Peterson
L. L. Bingham
Tritten
Meredith
Halfa
Johnson
Grover
Gordon
Emmet Consolidated
Jessie Nash
Schneider
Eshelman
Hilliard
Ortmeyer
R. V. Eaton
Omaha
Marie Sorum
Emmet
Elk Point
Dak
Pleasure Park
Norma's Beauty
Grace Episcopal Church
Wm, Whittle
Maunder
Izer
Hodson
Auto Wrecking Company
New Quarters
Mrs. Miller
Yeting
M. K. Whelan
Mr. Whelan
H. S
Strube Bros
H.S. Carnival
Oransky
Maise
Ehlers Fe
Car Olson
Crews
Lyman’s Grovery
Saclair’ Oil Co
Esdraelon Commandery
V. R— JR. Taylor
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