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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1929

Page

6

Directors Local C of C Chosen At Pannual Banquet

At the Estherville Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on Monday evening directors for 1929 were elected from nominees by a committee. The group includes J. E. Wilson Herman Ciansky E. W. Koehl Dr A L Hotelling C D Bixby C J Robinson Leo Sanders W J Tims Roy Burt J W Morse R C Brown and C R Hedrick. They will select officers later. The program featured Estherville Junior College talent and a talk by Ben Laushee Sioux Falls Chamber secretary on commerce benefits and future airport plans for Estherville.

Esthervilla Chamber of Commerce J. E. Wilson Herman Ciansky E. W. Koehl A. L. Hotelling C. D. Bixby C. J. Robinson Leo Sanders W. J. Tims Roy Burt J. W. Morse R. C. Brown C. R. Hedrick Estherville Junior College Anita Houltshouser Marion Ruth Mahlum Nellie Schenck Delkyert Hinsch Gail Morse Joe Buckley Taalkeus Blank Harris Katherine Blazer Olive Nelson Estherville Ben Laushee Sioux Falls Laushee Laushze

Prominent Local Man Dies Suddenly at 46

The death of Charles Fenton Jackman occurred Tuesday night after a period of failing health. Born June 26 1883 in Genoa DeKalb County Illinois he lived in Jackson County Minnesota and Estherville Iowa. He married Hana E Sampson June 20 1906 and farmed near Jackson for two decades. A Farm Bureau leader and school board member he was active in the Presbyterian church and Woodmen of America. He leaves a wife three daughters two sons his mother and several siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 from the Presbyterian church with burial in Estherville cemetery.

Charles F. Jackman Charles Fenton Jackman Genoa DeKalb Co Estherville Iowa Jackson County Mian St. Olaf College Northhild Minn Clear Lake Hana E. Sampson Jackson Jack Hfe Presbyterian Church F. L.park Mion Fern Norma Arline Lyle Merton Claud E. Jackman John. Obermeyer Minneapolis Knute Larsen Beach N. D Jesse Allen Harold Hanson Danville A. C. Jackman

Fire destroys barn on Mulock Place east of town

A Tuesday night blaze on C. L. Mulock acreage southeast of town destroyed a small barn and about five hundred baby chicks. Mr Mulock had just finished milking his two cows when the fire was found. the cows were saved and the Estherville Fire Department saved adjacent buildings.

Mulock Place C. L. Mulock

Osteopaths Hold District Clinic in Algona Today

Osteopaths from Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Winnebago Hockock Han sack Wight Kossuth Humboldt Webster Emmet Palo Alto Pocahontas Calhoun Dickinson Clay Buena Vista Sac and Carroll counties are holding a district clinic at Algona today. Dr Bernard Jones of Algona is among those in attendance. V K Craig Bingham has completed an aviation course at a Hollywood flying school and is awaiting his license.

Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Winnebago Hansack, Wight Kossuth Humboldt Webster Emmet Palo Alto Pocahontas Calhoun Dickinson Clay Buena Vista Sac Carroll Counties Algona Bernard Jones V.K

Two Farm Fires Hit Halfa and Grover Area

In Halfa Iowa on April 24 a large fire at Emil Eiers farm destroyed a barn hen houses a silo horses calves oats hay harness and other belongings with seven calves saved and two prized horses lost the origin undetermined and high winds feared more damage. Nearby on the Ed Stahl farm a Sunday afternoon fire destroyed the house while the occupants were away furniture on the ground floor saved and a temporary home to be set up using top garage work. A minor note mentions Mrs Joe Marashi recovering from illness.

Halfa Iowa Emil Esmers Holen Eiers Grover Ed Stall

Latest models on display at new location

Harry Cockburn recently purchased the Lingenfelter building at Fifth and Howard and will remodel it for a grand opening on Wednesday May 1. The 98 by 55 foot structure will feature entrances on both streets, updated floors, rebuilt display rooms and offices, and more than twenty Oakland Pontiac and Studebaker models on display for inspection with entertainment planned for the public.

Harry Cockburn Lingenfelter Fifth and Howard Fifth Streets

Invitation Track Meet to Be Held Here May 11

Estherville invites schools in the district for an interstate track and field meet on May 11 at the local track. Last year about 250 men competed, with inquiries pouring in from Pauillina Mt a Ayr Waterloo and Sioux City as plans form to enter. Details will be announced Monday and organizers expect many schools to be represented. Local time trials determine Des Moines Draky Relays and Lakes Conference meet at Storm Lake on May 4 with Estherville aiming to send 15 to 20 men.

Esthervilla Iowa Mathera Minnesota Siumac Pauillina Mt.a Ayr Waterloo Sioux City Estherville High School Haris Emmetsburg Dolliver Ringsted Spirit Lake Graettinger Des Moines Storm Lake Estherville

Donovan to Move Used Car Exchange to New Building

Donovan plans to relocate his Used Car Exchange to the Walker Motor Company building west of the post office once Home Auto moves from the Allen building. G M Donovan will take possession of the new site. the Brown and Crowell building at Highth and Lincoln has been purchased by Armstrong Oil and will be demolished to erect an attractive filling station after work is completed.

Home Auto Company Allen Walker Motor Company G. M. Donovan Brown and Crowell Highth Lincoln Armstrong Oil Company

Cora Olson and Mother Move Back to Estherville

Ringsted Dispatch reports Olson family dissolves Ringsted store partnership. Prank Olson and sister Miss Cora end business with Miss Olson and her mother Mrs. Ben Olson moving back to Estherville. Oleons built a fine store bought from EB G. Sando and were popular with customers.

Prank Olson Cora Ringsted Miss Olson Ben Olson Wave Estherville Ringsted Dispatch Oleons EB. G. Sando

J C Penney Store Remodeling Under Way on South Sixth

Work progresses rapidly on the J C Penney store on South Sixth street. Brick work for a ten foot rear addition is finished by contractor I N Salyers and remodeling of the south room is underway. The new front will reflect the company standard when completed, similar to the Fairfield store pictured.

J. C. Penney South Sixth Street I. N. Salyers Funney Fairfield

Wilson Starts New Building North Sixth Street

J E Wilson plans start of new structure just south of Estherville Steam bakery. The fireproof twenty two by forty foot building will house Cav Walls barbershop with a fall basement garage for bakery fleet. Modern store will attract customers. Dr and Mrs Hatelling attended chiropractors convention in Spencer Northwest Iowa.

North Sixth Fscet J. E. Wilson Estherville Cav Thie Bakery Spencer A. L. Hatelling Iowa

Estherville Junior College to Graduate Sixty at May Ceremonies

A class of sixteen will receive certificates from Estherville Junior College at graduation May 29 at the Methodist church alongside the local high school commencement. They completed sixty hours of regular college work and include Harriet Plaza, Alice Bombarger, Geneen Buck, and Elizabeth West. The junior college freshman class lists twenty nine members with other students classed as sophomores. The graduating Junkey College class will also take part in baccalaureate services on May 26 at the Presbyterian church. Junior college prom is set for May 10 at the Orleans hotel.

Estherville Jiunto College Methodist Church University of Iowa Coleges Harriet Plaza Alice Bombarger Geneen Buck Louise Eshouse Vera Gee Vera Hoteling Irene Koch Kenaeth Kohler Cheryl Lambert Marvin Peterson Nellie Schenck Elmer Schriier Leila Sconberg Gretchyn Smith John Warring*ton Elizabeth West Mervyn Gill Terril Theodore Robertson William Swift John Birney Juaior College Lenora Anderson Leonard Barratt Traskheus Blank Kathryn Blazer Ellen Brockway Lila Verne Broms Joe Buckley Lawrence Cayler Dolliver Elizabeth Chipperfield Bruce Eckhart Geraldine Graves Gruver Paul Gray Clayton Fercival Spirit Lab Cyrus Laveride Edgar Scott Gail Mores Marion Ruth Mahlum Donald Hansen Delbert Hinsch Anita Holtshouser Ina Jones Norbert Kettler Milford Lorene Koster Grant Lupk Supuior Clareice Lindehlm Merril Meadows Russel Natterstad Olive Nelson Marion Orvis Junkcy Collegs High Schoor Presbyterian Church Orleans Hotel

Ringsted Study Club to Entertain Co Federation

The Emmet County Federation of Women's clubs is invited by the Ringsted Study Club to meet on May 4. A fifty cent luncheon will be served by the Domestic Science department at the school house, followed by a business meeting and program. Club women from Boxthueville may attend by notifying Mrs W G Gordon before April 29. Officers for the county federation will be elected.

Emmet County Federation of Women’s Clubs Study Club of Ringsted Bxthueville W. G. Gordon County Federation Sear Gordon B. H. Brackett Sid Hayes Wagurer Thosz

Educators From Many States Attend Estherville Institute

Miss Marie Sorum announces representatives from Montana South Carolina West Virginia Nebraska and South Dakota will attend the Boys and Girls Institute in Estherville May 6 and 7. Dr E A Steiner I T Brody C E Fullerton O H Benson Miss Zella Wygent P G Holden lead talks on nature study music agriculture and more. Exhibits from county schools will be displayed. municipal band all county band choir and Graettinger school band will perform. programs available soon.

Marie Sorum State Taihers Colleges Montana South Carolina West Virginia Nebraska South Dakota Boys’ and Gils’ Institute Nmmet County Estherville Erten Towa State Teachers College Coder Falls O. H. Benson Washington, D. C Zella Wygent Chicago Columbia University P. G. Holden Iowa State College Brees Lincoln Street Geo. Ayresworth Graettinger

National Store Building Ready by End of May

National 5c 10c 1.00 Stores set to open in Estherville by late May. H R Denny and the company architect checked remodels and fixture production. The Coon building front beside J C Penney Co is undergoing redecorating under Estherville contractor C H Weyling. Cyany left for Watertown S C where a 45 foot front store is being erected for National Stores.

H.R. Denny Coon J. C. Pennecy Co C. H. Weyling Estherville Cyany Watertown S. C

White Robin Sighting and Church Visit Announced

Mayor M. H. Schloeman reports four white robins in north town near his home on north Eighth. One bird bears a red breast spot while wings and head appear dark. Bishop Longky of the Episcopal church will visit Estherville Tuesday evening, April 36, to confirm ministers and conduct services at 7 30.

M. H. Schloeman North Eighth Longky Episcopal Church Estherville

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C. OF C Pannual Pen Lauschec Sioux Falls C Craig Bingham Hollywood Emil Elmers Place Ed Stall House Joe Marashi Oakland-Pontiac Studebaker Donovan Cora Olson Mother Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Northwest Iowa Pythian Association Terrace Park West Okoboji Lake Arnolds Park Knights of Pythias Pythian Northwest Town Alta Aurelia Callender Carroll Cherokee Early Esthurville Farnhamville Fort Dodge George Gilmore City Harvis Ida Grove Kale Laurens Lehigh Merrill New Ll Rolfe Sac City Sheldon Sutherland W. H. Lewis W. W. Morrison Newell Ivan Bertleson Uivasurer H. A. Pierce James Hakeman J.C. Lilley Clay County Fair Association Sven Bertelson Sec.treas Leo C. Dailey Chamber of Commmerce and Fair Association Fair Association Chamber of Commerce Pythians Spencer Golf and Country Club Commere Wilson JR. College Orleans CO Federation National Store Longley Tueaday
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