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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1937

Page

4

Dolliver District Adds Ralph Robinson as Athletic Coach

The Dolliver school faculty is now complete with Ralph J. Robinson of Forest City named athletic coach and math teacher. Other staff include M. O. Moklebust as Supt, Miss Maurine Harker, Miss Vera Auberich, Miss Marjorie Williams, Miss Ora Thompson, Miss Viva Irwin, Miss Muriel Efnor, and William Maron as janitor. School starts Monday August 30.

Ralph J. Robinson Forest City Towa Dolliver School M. O. Moklebust Dolliver Maurine Harker Spirit Lake Vera Auberich Monona Home Marjorie Williams Washta Ora Thompson

Estherville visits and birthday celebrations lively local notices

Mr I Coleman of Estherville visits friends here. W R Dunnell reports a pool party for Roberts 12th birthday with guests including Norwood Johnson and Keith Swanson. Walter Christenson hosts an 18th birthday bike ride party with many attenders. Vacation trips, birthdays, dinners and anniversaries fill a busy town roster with several families noted.

A. M. Johnson Roberts Estherville Robert Rueben Peterson Donald Nyquist Keith Swanson Virgil Wallerstedt Laurel and Lyle Swift Robert Johnson Robert Hellyer Norwood Johnson Ronald Maloney

Interesting items gathered from all over Iowa

A collage of small notices from Iowa reports includes Charles Eveland in Oskaloosa serving 30 days for each of six worthless checks, a buried horse skeleton near Rathven, and Nancy Hurst of Hastings celebrating her 106th birthday with 87 grandchildren and many descendants. Other items note a dangerous pin removal in Maurice, vandalism in Dubuque, Bruce Parr’s death after a car crash, Amelia Earhart handshakes, a tree collapse injuring Bernard Cunningham, Leroy Hayes's extradition, a Mississippi river ban on slot machines for boats, and Iowa's highway patrol equipment costs totaling 40 000 for 35 cars.

Mississippi Attorney General’s Office Towa

Social notes and reflections from Bruce Barton column

A long column recounts Methodist Ladies Aid entertainments, visits by Mrs. Schnittger and others, and neighborly gatherings. It also retells Bruce Barton urging courage and faith with a domestic vignette about Aunt Julia, reflecting on selfless service by aunts, nurses, and teachers.

Grover William Nielson Attends Fort Dodge Call

William Nielson visited Fort Dodge as a business caller on Wednesday. The Midway Country Club hosted a Turtle Lake picnic on Tuesday for children. Guests included Mr and Mrs Spoo Agnes Lester Mrs Or ile Salmonson Norma Shirley Mrs August Rosenberger Paul Clark Mrs James Hoiten Mrs Will Kamerer Eleanor Heinrich Wylma Donald Hill and Dorothy Betty.

Louis Peterson Mesdames Otto Peterson Corrall Markquart Roy Markquart Dolphy Duncan Paiquart L. Markquart Fairmont F. Mathwig C. Theobald Lehman Sherburn Ray Johnson Walter Appelquist Walter Deering Frank Deering A. M. Peterson Harold Janssen T. C. Schmittger Martin Hall al Prust Ray Janssen John’ Marcus B. C. Janssen Betty Ann Joan Bowers Lenore Mathway John Wahl Jackson R. Hecht Alpha Milton Hecht Lakefield Charles Hecht Leonard Forstrum Hecht Kenneth Kleine Kenneth Warren Gripentrog Morton Warren Fred Gripentrog William Forstrum L. W. Forstrum Arthur Wenberg Harry Zeimer Henry Molesen Ceylon Ferdinand Mathwig Evelyn Dunnell J. A. Linder Amy Linder E. H. Peterson N. C Grandpa) Dahl East Chain Lutheran Church Grandpa Dahl Peterson Lawrence Bred‘berg Blue Earth August Bredberg Robert Heyman H. J. Poller Jack Madeila Mr. Poller Lula Mundah Clyde Mrs. Walker Rochester Axel Lyon Carol Schilling St. Paul Muriel Jeanne Swenberg William Nielson Fort Dodge Midway Country Club Turtle Lake Chris Spoo Agnes Lester Orile Salmonson Norma Shirlley August Rosenberger Paul and Clark James Hoiten Will Kamerer Eleanor Heinrich Wylma Donald Hill Dorothy Betty Floyd Hoffmeyer William Stam Ed Sabin Jane Sabin Armstrong Rankin Albert Lea Genevieve Irwin Mildred Johnson Yurses Minneapolis John Johnson Lakeside County Club Gus Gilberts David Applebaum Akron Ohio Owen Wickens Yoliélen Rasmussen Alert Rasmussen Clayton Waylor Hayfield Pearl Davis Will

Hot Day Animal Protection Urged In Des Moines

Des Moines reports stress protection for animals on hot days. A Fort Dodge hospital treated a child for infection after a cut, and a car crash near Elliott killed Edith Selders. Iowa cities plan a 1937-38 local government budget of 9.94 million dollars, up 225 thousand from last year. A mayor suppresses unlicensed solicitors in Emmetsburg after a double deception by two people posing Rev. Peare and husband.

Algina Dovricka Rolfe Pocahontas County Fort Dodge Iowa Joe Hand Emmetsburg Alice Peare Brotherhood of America Peare O'Brien Towa

Heat warnings for animals prompt care tips from foundation

A summer bulletin from the American Foundation for Animal Health urges farmers and horse owners to provide cool water, shade, and limited heating grain. Signs of heat stroke require stopping work and veterinary help. Dogs suffer more from heat due to lack of sweating. hogs need shade and water. Hog cholera vaccination advised.

American Foundation For Animal Health Foundation

Local Folks News Mixed Health and Social Visit Notes

Several residents return home from Coleman Hospital and visit relatives. Mrs Claude Miller Dorotha Spoo and Dorothy Spoo attend. Genevieve Hartman ill then improves. Dr Clark calls on Ralph Hartman home. The Better Yet 4-H Club meets at Riverside Park with Marguerite Jensen reporting on her trip.

S. B. Reed Coleman J. C. Weber American Legion Auxiliary Olive Eckhart Margery Finn Whitehill L. P. Stillman James Nadine Estherville Joe Brinkman Gary Indiana H. W. Brinkman Joe Huron South Dakota Marcella Harness Newton W. M. Maron’s Helen Sherman Melvin Hunt Twin Cities Albert Hardecopf Foreign Missionary Society Dolliver Community Church M. C. Peterson R. J. Womack Ladies Aid Society of the Community Church W. G Mcllwraith A. R. Eckhart Wm. C. Stow Moklebust Stows J. E. Jimmerson Backus Minn Jas. Lenox Merlin Mereness Claude Miller Coleman Hospital Dorothy Spoo Albert Helmer Terril Melvin Scott Abeesa Barbara Jones Wesley Jones Clark Ralph Hartman Genevieve JT. C. Burton Sanford Ilinois Chicago V.K Lomena Kasa Velma Perkins Harry Dunne Minnesota Rex Smith Shirley Dick Sidles Claude Ross Belva Ross Gracia Himebaugh Illinois Charles Logan Henry Himebaugh Norris Nelson Fort Dodge Jamie Knnsa Dewnine Thornburg Ed Carey Charles Galvin Bud Ardyth Whiting Indiana Gertrude Brown Galvin LaRue Wiseman Harry Stamp Landmesser Farm Henry Tieje Lula Galvin Joe Rankin Charles Miller Frederick Coon Maurice Pannell Spencer J. W. Pannell Richard Ira Bloomquist Ames Hardy Harold Parnell Riverside Park Marguerite Jensen

Understanding 1owa Children Understanding 1owa Children

Money is a tool of exchange and must be guided by training. Jane returns from college unaware of her spending, as parents paid bills before. Giving children real money experience builds responsibility through managing an allowance or earnings. The piece notes lessons from 1920 about Palestine and U.S. policy.

Jane

Club girls host mothers at picnic and style show

Marvis LaRue joined the club and Maxine Hood was a guest at Camp Foster. A picnic lunch was served with club girls hostesses for their mothers. Caroline Gilliland was chosen to represent the club in the style show.

Foster Bullah Schulte Marvis LaRue Maxine Hood Caroline Gilliland Cirb

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