Changes in Faculty of Local Schools 1929 30
Estherville announces faculty changes for 1929 30 across high and grade schools. J S Hilliard will lead as superintendent with W A Cresap as high school principal. Ruth Smith assists. Storby becomes junior college dean. Lyra heads physical training. Several teachers will not return or transfer, and new hires include Miss Frances Brewer and Miss Ruth Rayburma LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
J. S. Hilliard
W.A. Cresap
Ruth Smith
S. ©. Storby
Max H. Lyra
Clarence M. Rogers
Mt. Ayr
J. A. McKinstry
J.H. Lyttle
Helen Smith
Barbara
Cornwall
Enid Copeland
Susan Peterson
Dorothy Latchem
Minnie Sage
Artha Whitcomb
Louise Lienzman
Margaret Clark
Elizabeth Wartzman
Louise
Phelps
Edna Wilcox
Mercy Aylesworth
Geo. Aylesworth
May Brittain
Frances Brewer
Des Moines
Simpson College
University of Wisconsin
Ireton
Humeston
Clarinda
Ruth
Rayburma
le Mars
Brittain
Bcocal
Rix Yeenite
Inwood
Sibley
Sioux
Jean Arney
Carrie Larson
Mildred Martin
Washington School
Henrietta Miller
Coral Stephens
Julia Wison
Alice Trnpet
Grace McClure
McKinnley School
Lucille Hoskins
Ethel Kahley
Marion Hooker
Berolina Rohde
Dorothy Burroughs
St. Ansgar
Fonda
Lincoln
Pearl Nickel
Salina
Cole
Eena McCutcheea
Goldfield
Vera Brown
Letha West
Margaret Maniece
Madalyn Hormel
Jackson School
Edna Sayler
Waterloo
Laurene Sar
Ames
Burdock
Oskaloosa
Glemfield
Gertrude Reynoli
Elizabeth Colt
Kathryn Dunlay
Bessie McWhirter
Helen Larson
Ruth Cory
Viola Robinson
Will Comain
Autos Sold in Local Purchases Across Iowa Towns
Readers report several used autos sold to buyers in Estherville Graettinger Wallingford and surrounding communities. Cars include Ford Tudor two door sedans and a Ford four door sedan with buyers Anna Anderson Zelda Logue Lloyd Nauipstad Ed Halrvey and C J Mathison among the purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
Graettinger
Chevroot Peda
Ww. M. Bradshaw
Wallingford
Pontise
Zelda E. Logue
Estherville
Ford Braester
Lloyd Nauipstad
Og C. J. Mathison
Estherville—Ponting
Tog Ed Halrvey
Graver
Junior Class Play Tons of Monty Shines at High School
The junior class presented Tons of Monty in the high school auditorium with a uniformly strong cast led by Miriam Townsend and Wayne Osmundern. The farce delighted with broad humor and clever situations as the plot twists through invented heirs, death feints, and amiable servants, underscored by a student orchestra and period-appropriate music between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Townsend
Wayne Osmundern
Aubrey Henry Maitland Allington
Wayne Osmundsen
James Chesterman
Maurice Nathanson
Apon
George Maitland
Mexico
Maitland
Allington
Butier
Mr. Sprites
John Dinham
Sprites
Simpson
Lola Wilson
Richard Goss
Jess Everard
Harritt Osher
Geo. Buck
Richard Morse
Kenneth Rag
Gea
Epworth
Local Man Clarence Barlow Killed by Auto Near Lockport
Clarence Barlow of Estherville was killed Wednesday night when struck by a car driven by Carlos C. Morrow of Joliet four miles north of Lockport on a rain slick road. The coroner ruled it an unavoidable accident after Morrow testified he did not see the victim until impact. Barlow, 19, was walking with traffic. a bystander car ferried him to a doctor but he died on arrival. Funeral services held at the Baptist Church. burial at Oak Hill. He was born November 9, 1905 in Wallingford and lived most of his life in Estherville. Survived by his parents, three brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Barlow
Lockport
Carlos C. Morrow
Joliet
Esthervllie
Mr. Barlow
Moion
Young Barlow
Marrow
Arthur Barlow
Baptist Chuch
Frank Yearnd
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wallingford
Estherville
Rock Island
Tire and Battery Bush
John Barlow
Milton
Arthur
Carl
T. S. Zenor
Joe Sitrit
Ruby
Maybelle
Augsburg College Orchestra to Perform Friday Evening
The Augsburg College orchestra comprising twenty student artists from Augsburg College and Seminary in Minneapolis will give a concert Friday evening April 26 at the Methodist church. Miss Emma Gaautie is director and Grace avis Le Clair is the soloist. The concert is brought to Estherville by the Luther League of Estherville Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augsburg College
Augusburg College and Seminary
Minneapolis
Methodist Church
Emma Gaautie
Doretor
Migs Grace Avis le Clair
Estherville
Luther League of the
Estherville Luthcen Chercé
Two Prominent Women Pass to Final Reward
Obituary notices honor Edna Cummings Kruse of Estherville born 1922, Iowa, teaching and school leadership roles, long illness, funeral at Presbyterian church, Oak Hill Cemetery. Also notes deaths of Mrs Sidney C. Hays and Bertha Mosier, with brief bios and survivors.
Odd Fellows Plan 110th Anniversary Celebration
The Odd Fellows Rebekahs and Encampment members in Emmet county will celebrate the 110th anniversary of Odd Fellowship at the Odd Fellows hall in Estherville on Thursday evening April 25. The event includes a program of entertainment with all lodges participating, followed by a basket supper and dance for members and their families only. Fort Dodge contractor Geis bid on the Algona swimming pool project, with E Larson chosen to execute the work at a total of 16990. Mrs Ed Sorum, Mrs J D Weir, Mrs Ruby Heneman and daughter visited Roy Weathe at Emmetsburg Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
du’ Emmet County
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Geis
Algona Swimming Pool Co
E. Larson
Algona
Ed Sorum
J. D. Weir
Mra
Ruby Heneman
Daughtar
Roy Weatve
Emmetsburg
Eighty-Two Set To Receive Diplomas At Local High School
The Rock Island plans a vast spend for the year on new equipment, rail improvements, and motive power, totaling $26,000,000 with $11,000,000 for equipment including 1000 box cars and 250 ballast cars. Commencement events begin May 15 with the senior play New Brooms at Grand Theater, followed by senior breakfast May 30 and graduation May 29 at the Central Park church. Eighty-two seniors, 31 boys and 51 girls, are named, listing all graduates from Gilbert Amdahl to Charles I. Wylde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Amarillo
Texas
Liberal
Kansas
Estherville
Vinton
Grand Theater
Gardster
Orleans
Methodist Church
Wim. C. Sainsbury
Central Park Church of St. Paul
Cnliver
Gilbert Amdahl
Ethel Viola Anderson
Frances V. Anderson
Mildred K. Ankrum
Parker J. Bennett
Nina Arvila Berg
Edmund B. Callender
Genevieve G. Chapman
Lois Clements
Ethelyn M. Clemmason
Ruth E. Cole
Evelyn E. Coon
Rozz
Danielzon
Bromley E. Dillon
Lois Beryl Diltz
Howard J. Dodge
Francis Harold Dooley
Marie I. Edwards
Gregory J. Ellis
Walésmar Fransdal
Mable L. Fraser
Rock Island Railway Promotes Itself Across Midwest Territory
The Rock Island operates in Illinois Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana Texas and New Mexico. It covers 8092 miles of modern rail and transports about 35 million tons annually. It purchases roughly 32 million dollars in materials and pays 65 million dollars in wages to 38000 employees who spend at home. It maintains 1475 locomotives 47000 freight cars and 1135 passenger cars. The notice emphasizes the railroad as essential to daily life and urges support to boost local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venir
Rock Island
Iliois
Iowa
Minesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Civics Dept Woman's Club Elects Officers
The Civics department elected Mrs Netti Tedrow chair man for the coming year and named Mrs F M Brown director Mrs F M Jones secretary treasurer with others on the membership committee The Fing Arts Dept picnic supper is set for Thursday April 18 at six thirty with Mrs F M Sanderlin Office elects for 1929 30 to be chosen later The Current Topics dept will elect their officers April 22 at Mrs Guo Robb home A three oclock meeting with a picnic lunch Those needing transport call Mrs H H Sconberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Civics Department
Woman's Club
Netti Tedrow
F. M. Brown
F. M. Jones
Sam Johnston
Fing Arts Department
F. M. Sanderlin
Guo. Robb
H. H. Sconberg
Mrs T W Kerley Dies In Kansas
Mrs T W Kerley died Tuesday night at Oak Grove Kansas after a months critical illness following a move from Estherville five years ago. She was wife of a manual training teacher and athletic coach in the local high school for ten years before moving to Kansas City. Funeral services were set for Thursday at 2 PM in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Kerley
Oak Grove
Kansas
Estherville
Kerley
Kansas City
Batherville
Norway Scenes Shown in Film at Grand Theater
A fourteen reel historical picture "Norway, New and Old" runs May 1 at the Grand theater. It covers Norway's cities and industries from fisheries to sports and notable figures like Roald Amundsen, Ole Bull, Henrik Ibsen, Bjornson, and John Bojor. The film has drawn record crowds in Seattle, L.A., Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and other cities, with seven thousand viewing in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Grand Theater
Lofoten
Trondelagen
Roald Amundsen
Nerge
Ole Bull
Henrik Ibsen
Bjerkstbjorne Bjornson
John Bojor
Seattle
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montreal
Winnipeg
San Francisco
Shrine Temple
Dez Moines
McTigue Family Plans Summer in Iowa
Mrs. M. R. McTigue and daughter, visiting Estherville with Ray Moore and relatives, will spend the summer in Iowa. The Mt. Lauderdale, Fla., home climate does not agree with the child. Mr. McTigue will work for Farmers Hall Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. McTigue
Estherville
Concordia Lutheran Hospital plans to form association
Articles of Incorporation drafted for Concordia Lutheran Hospital association to serve Lutheran churches within 30 miles of Estherville. Plan uses retirement bond stock around 100000 dollars. Open hospital on suitable grounds. directors to be proportioned among Lutheran divisions. Meeting Friday at Dutch Treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyeting
Concordia Lutheran Hospital Association
Estherville
Missouri Synod
Elect Superintendent of East Emmet School
F M Cunningham of Minburn has been elected superintendent of the East Emmet consolidated school for the year 1929 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Emmet
F. M. Cunningham
Minburn
April Gets a Hot Start for Iowa Weather and Crops
Des Moines reports an unusually warm April with temperatures 25 to 30 degrees above normal in early days. Fruit trees pushed to blossoming, raising frost risk for crops. alfalfa and meadows show rapid growth, promising early pasture but uncertain fruit yields due to potential late frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.R
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Illness and travel notes from Rock Island region
Chas Kline and H E B Steinman are unable to serve this week due to illness. Wesley Pygman visited friends in Cherokee last week. Willis McAffrey is at Town City receiving treatment at University hospital. Chas Zarr visits relatives in Marshalltown and Kansas City. Harvey Hipple had a serious emergency operation for a ruptured appendix and rests well. G H Stearns, secretary-treasurer of the Iowa Legislative board, spent Sunday with family. C E Stearns was in from Laverne Minnesota visiting G H Stearns. Mrs J W Peterson, long ill, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kline
H. EB. Steinman
Wesley Pygman
Willis McAffrey
Town City
University Hospital
Chas
Zarr
Marshalltown
Kansas City
Harvey Hipple
Coleman Hospital
G.H. Stearns
Iowa Legislative Board of the
B. of L. F
Laverne, Minn
G. H. Stearns
Stearns
Oklahoma City
J. W. Peterson
Wedding of Chester Clark and Miss O'Dea in Winona
Mr and Mrs L F Clark attended the wedding of Mr Clark's brother Chester to Miss O'Dea in Winona Minnesota on the ninth last week. They traveled with Mr and Mrs Chester Clark Sr and returned via the Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Clark
Winona
Winnesota
Mr. Clark
Chester
Miss O'Dea
Tio Fairmont
Chester Clark Sr
Twin Cities
Cavins Return From California Visit With News
Mr and Mrs C FE Cavin returned home last Thursday after an extended visit in California. They traveled with their son Walter and his wife who now live in San Diego. The return trip took seven and a half days with only two rough days including a sand storm in Kansas. They arrived just ahead of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
C. FE. Cavin
Walter
San Diego
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Cresap
Storley
Earl Markley
Spencer Monday
Mrs. Claude Griffith
South Tenth Street
Mr. Griffith
A. L. Griffith
Ilinois
Augsburg College Orchestra
Edna Kruse
Sid Hays
Edna Cummitngs Kruse
Kruse
University of Iowa
Gregg Business College of Chicago
Edna Cummings
Reinbeck
West Waterloo
Grover
Elmer E
Happy
Litz
Hue
University
Gamma Epsilom Pi
National
Commerce Fraturnity
Mars. Kruse
Armstrong
Gregg College
Bryant Stratten Business College
Cummings
J. M. Cummings
Presbyterian Church
P. A. Davies
H. A. Wilson
J. D. Knutson
W. C. Cummings
Sidney C. Hays
Primghar
Hays
Christian Church
Linden
Eastern Star
Clarence Mosier
Kirden
Aretha Shoemake
Arnolds Park
Lula Mosier
H. S
V.-R
Civics Dept. Woman's Club
United States
Bureau of Public ‘Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Rom
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
New Jersey
Wisconsin
V.R. McTigue
Winona, Minn
V.R. Cavins
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