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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1938

Page

6

Editorial on a tangled article and local figures

Editorial notes the confusion in a recent story about the Vindicator and Republican, praising Ed Jenkins and Mac J. Groves for their writings and recounting a court incident involving banker and farmer Groves. It cites Webster City Freeman-Journal and Eagle Grove Eagle criticisms of state checkers and auditing costs amid of a courtroom anecdote from Emmet County.

Republican Emmet County Republican Ed Jenkins Mac J. Groves Estherville Emmet County Groves Venice Balis Bailie Storm Lake John Amundson Loren White Webster City Freeman-Journal Eagle Grove Eagle Freeman City of Webster Frank Ouster Clock

Emmet County History Revealed in Estherville Pageant

The Emmet County Pageant, done with Iowa Centennial support in Estherville August 18 and 19, will dramatize the county from its earliest settlers to modern times. It involves hundreds from Emmet County, nine episodes, multiple scenes, and broad community cooperation. The account traces settlement, district formation, early leaders, Estherville’s founding, 1862 frontier fears after the Spirit Lake massacre, Fort Defiance construction and abandonment, and infestations of grasshoppers in 1878 and tax relief in 1876, with earlier county organization in 1851 and population growth to 105 by 1860.

Emmet County Iowa Estherville Esherville Robert E. Ridley Esther Adolphus John Geo. Jenkins A. H. Ridley Jesse Coverdale George C. Granger Adolphus Jenkins Robert Ridley Ridley Anna Ridley Robert Esther Ridley Ggorge Granger Mankato Sioux City Fort Dodge Prairies Louis Paulson Algona Spirit Lake Jackson Minnesota Northern Border Brigade Fort Defiance Emmet Board of Supervisors

Recollections Of Early Days In Estherville Founder Judge Jenkins

J E Jenkins recalls Estherville pioneer days and Emmet county formation. He details his father Adolphus Jenkins inscribing the first county Judge role, westward migration via Des Moines river camps, and the Des Moines river beaver dam mill site. Notes family arrivals, local settlers, and early 1850s railroad surveying.

Estherville Emmet County Iowa Des Moines Adolphus Jenkins Vermont York State Ann Bates America New York Michigan Emmet Unitarian University Olivet St. Anthony Falls Minneapolis Council Bluffs St. Paul Des Motes New Hampshire Dover Frank Lathrop Portland Ore Minnesota Ridleys Maine al Hagedorn Guptils Redners Asa C. Call

Three injured in Estherville auto crash near Yellowstone trip

Three people were seriously hurt when a Cadillac left the road after a left front tire blew out and hit a tree in front of the Lloyd Schneck residence. Victims include Emery L. Garman, 71, his wife, 50, and their Detroit chauffeur James Woodman. The vehicle, traveling from Detroit toward Yellowstone National Park, burst into flames. Woodman escaped with cuts. Garman suffered a scalp wound, internal bleeding, a crushed leg, and skull fracture. Mrs. Garman fractured her leg above the knee and back injuries. The pair’s daughter had died two months earlier, and their son H. H. Garman lives in Glaspoint.

Cadillac Lloyd Schneck Emery L. Garman Barrington Road Detroit Mich James Woodman Yellowstone National Park Woodman Estherville Harvey Miner Herb Vetter Mr. Garman Garman

Faculty Completes Nine New Teachers for Fall

Supt. F. G. Stith announces a total faculty of 562, with nine new hires this fall. Elmer Starr becomes athletic director replacing Max Lynn. Floyd Tate to coach high school and teach science and math. Eva Marie Chaloupka, Pauline Davis, Irene Franks, Harriet Holland, Forest Sandy, Evelyn Jo Cousins join as teachers. full list by building follows.

F. G. Stith Mr. Stith Elmer Starr Max Lynn Floyd Tate Elma Lynn Tate Upper Town University Lafayette Lake Park Brookings Florence Meyers Eva Marie Chaloupka Yale Chaloupka Town State College Ames Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Simpson Indianola YWCA Caroline Kennedy Austin Texas Pauline Davis Miss Kennedy Birmingham Southern University of Alabama University of Texas Lincoln Memorial University Harrogate McKendereoe College Lebanon Birmingham Southern University S. Laird Swagert Galesburg Alvin C. White Swagert Wisconsin State Teacher's College University of Town Shaddock School For Boys Alexis Irene Franks Harriet Holland Independence Misa Holland Cornell College Oelwein Colesburg Forest Sandy Eagle Grove C. J. Phillips Sandy University of Iowa Evelyn Jo Cousins Blairsburg Neva Flickinger Milwaukee Wis Roosevelt Marie Blake Winterset Blake Drake Mildred Shuttler Whiting Wil Wilma Gronstal Jackson Shuttler N. E. Dempney Margaret Clark Enid Copeland Barbara Cornwall Golda Harper Esther Idema Raymond R. Jones Andrew E. McArthy Eva Chaloupka Raymond Minkier W. T. Nordeen Susan Peterson Minnie Sage McKinley Genie Gray Alma Rees Lola Wilson Margaret Umbarger Lincoln Vera Brown Aletha Whitcomb Maye Case Marian Or

Four 4-H Clubs Prepare Nutrition Show in County Hall

Emmet County 4-H girls and leaders gear up for a three day nutrition project event August 17 to 19 at the city hall. Activities include booths by nine clubs, demonstrations on oven products, and a pageant link with the Emmet County Pageant. Judging begins August 17 with Mae Anderson set to evaluate booths and exhibits.

Emmet County EB. E. Logue Lillian Tirdevold L. W. Loving Center Lincoln Denmark Emmet Mae Anderson Town State College Extension Service J. C. Bosold A. B. Rosenberger E. E. Logue William Tirevold Farm Bureau C. P. Jackson M. A. Palkema Edith L. Bass Lillian Tirevold Wm. Sykes Hundston Lincoln Township Emmet- Ellsworth Joe Oakes Frank Hutchinson BE. E. Logue Willian Tirevold County Farm Bureau Lillian Tiregold Roll Call of Clubs Esther

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