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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1933

Page

5

Estherville Pioneer and Former Mayor B B Anderson Dies

Bert B. Anderson aged 73, former Estherville mayor, died Saturday at Birney hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after a lingering illness. Born October 2, 1860 in Genessee County New York, he lived in Iowa from age 17 and held civic roles in Estherville including city council 1911 12 and mayor 1913 and 1919. He helped modernize the water system and wells west of the river. Survived by wife Lydia and two sons George and Mort. Funeral services planned at Mahlum Anderson chapel and Presbyterian church with burial to follow. business houses to close during the service.

Bert B. Anderson Estherville Birney Hospital Mr. Anderson Was Genessee County New York George J. Anderson Nancy Lamkins Anderson John Alden Priscilla Iowa Lyon County Mort Inwood Lydia J. Harrington Farmington, Ill Moen Rock Island Anderson Presbyterian Church George Spirit Lake Mahlum and Anderson Funeral A. G. Bailey Mr. Anderson Carrie Anderson Geo. Halstensen E. T. Moen Adah Hewlett N. C. Rogers Rock Rapids

Fort Defiance Shelter Fort Defiance Shelter House

Fort Defiance shelter facility appears in fragmented text. The note references a shelter house and related location, with limited readable detail on purpose or events.

Jailed for Petty Larceny in Local Court

Tommy Brant pled guilty to petty larceny in Justice Gus T. Peterson’s court. He received a $50 fine plus costs but couldn’t pay, resulting in 15 days in county jail. Arrested by Officer CG H Danielson after charges by C Berner for goods valued at five dollars. Fire incident at A G Tott home turned out to be arson false alarm extinguished by Mrs R B Tubbs.

Tommy Brant West Side A. G. Tott Estherville R. 8. Tubbs

Heyer Sidles Buy Grocery In Estherville

Laverne Heyer and Will Sidles, Estherville youths, have purchased the Cut Price Grocery from L. E. Crim. They take possession September 1, plan gradual redecorating and remodeling as new equipment arrives. Sidles has seven years at Howard's Cut Rate. Heyer left the Estherville post office to run the business. Dan McGee will manage the meat department, coming from Fairmont P and P grocery.

Laverne Heyer Will Sidles Estherville L. E. Crim Crim Heyer Mr. Sidles

Mrs. Gladys Erickson Dies in Flint

Mrs Gladys Erickson daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson of this city died at 1045 am Sunday in Flint Michigan after stomach trouble surgery She was born August 3 1906 in Dunnell Minnesota and moved to Estherville at age thirteen She married Eric Erickson February 14 1924 in Flint and lived there since She is survived by her husband her parents a brother Clarence Fort Dodge two sisters Mrs Gertrude Barlow Minneapolis and Mrs Harry Munson Sherburn Funeral services will be held at the Christian church Thursday at 2:00 pm with Rev M A Lowe officiating.

Gladys Erickson Albert Johnson Flint Mich Erickson Dunnell Minn Estherville Efe Eric Erickson Clarence Fort Dodge Gertrude Barlow Minneapolis Harry Munson Sherburn The Christian Church M. A. Lowe

Bride Honored At Party In Superior

In Superior on Friday Miss Ruth Leupold and Miss Ina Jones hosted a daytime party at the Leupold home honoring Mrs. Lester Hasbrook. Contests marked the afternoon and a rainbow treasure hunt yielded a pot of money for the bride and a can opener for the groom. A luncheon followed.

Superior Ruth Leupold Ina Jones Leupold Lester Hasbrook

Drunkenness sentence handed down in county court

Les Granberry was arrested Sunday night by Chris Danielson and given a $100 fine and 30 days at hard labor on drunkenness charges by Justice Gus T. Peterson Tuesday morning at the county farm. Mrs. Harry Cox and daughter Marjorie returned to Tracy Minnesota after visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Blake and others. Mrs L. E. Crim and Mrs. Fred Albertson, sr. arrived Monday from Rochester and Minneapolis for a few days’ visit.

Les Granberry Chris Danielson Justice of the Peace Gus T. Peterson Harry Cox Marjorie Tracy, Minn D. B. Blake L. E. Crim Fred Albertson, Sr Rochester Minneapolis Minn

Milestone in Estherville council reforms and public works

The Estherville city council marks a milestone in its term with water system upgrades installing three wells and a 300000 gallon steel tank, plus new sewer lines and storm drains. A large white way lighting project with copper wiring, poles, transformers, and 4000 feet of cable modernizes streets and powers Fort Defiance park. A Riverside Park rock garden and two tennis courts enhance civic life while keeping costs in check amid unemployment. President Roosevelt is credited for pursuing campaign promises.

White Way Northeastern Bell Telephone Company Ft. Defiance State Park Estherville Lincoln Sixth Streets Lincoln Street Brit Lawn Sixth Street Howard Walnut Streets Riverside Park Flks

Auto Crash Injures Three Women and Child

Three women and a seven year old boy were injured when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Clarence Butler at the West Lincoln Street and South Fourth Avenue intersection. Mrs. Ed Igou suffered severe head and neck injuries, Mrs. Emma Fouts had eye socket damage, and Miss Emma Fouts endured a hip wound. All were taken to Birney hospital for treatment. George Higgins had surgery for appendicitis that morning.

Ed Igou Peter Fouts Emma Fouts Clarence Butler West Lincoln Street South Fourth Avenue Clarence Wilder Spirit Lake Cyde Wilder Ida FE. Chapelle O. D. Barrett Melvern Fouts Young Butler Fred Butler Brother Sough Hebervile Ross Keentcke Ed Rost

Emmet County Pioneer Picnic and Riverside Park Celebration

Old Settlers gather at Ft Defiance park for music readings and an old fiddlers contest then move to Riverside park for a community picnic at six with lemonade iced buttermilk and high school band music. A rock garden dedication follows along with a water carnival illuminated parade and a 50-car auto procession led by the Legion band. An Estherville Eagles vs Swea City baseball game opens the day at 3 PM ahead of the 6 PM picnic and 7:30 PM events.

Old Settlers Ft. Defiance State Park Estherville Eagles Swen City Riverside Park Rock Garden Municipal Pool Great White Way Emmet County State Park Shelter House Ft. Defiance Park White Way Legion Band Shelter House Etherville Co-operative Creamery Herbert Marsh Spirit Lake Riverside Pool Algona Estherville King Neptune Legion Boy Scouts 13Th Street Lincoln Street Lincoln Rock Island Swea City Minnesota

Dolliver Maintains All Departments in Consolidated School

Dolliver August 21 The coming school year begins September 4 with Supt. M. O. Moklebust as superintendent and a full corps of teachers including Mildred Smith for high school economics Celia Fulton for grades seven and eight and athletics Clarence Wallace for grades five and six Clara Schwietert for grades three and four Myrth Jerde for first and second Lottie E. Mitchell for kindergarten and primary. No departments are eliminated but only three teachers will be employed in the high school this year with athletics handled by the 7th and 8th grade teacher.

Milford Reports Big Stalk of Corn Exhibition

The Milford Mail boasts of a stalk of corn on display in the Mail office measuring 11 2 feet high. Grown by Frank C. Williams on the Williams farm east of Milford, the paper invites reports of taller stalks in the region.

Milford Frank C. Williams Williams Farm

Superior Board Lets Bus Driving Jobs Like Last Year

Superior August 21 Thursday night the school board let bus routes to the following men Lawrence Triggs retains southwest route Walter Dean and Clyde Clark take southeast route Charie Klempa runs the short west route Raph McQuirk assigned to northwest route and W Hildreth takes northeast route formerly Harold Case held

Superior Lawrence Triggs Walter Dean Clyde Clark Charie Klempa Raph McQuirk W. Hildreth Harold Case

Local boys witness fatal highway crash near Spirit Lake

Richard Lyman and LeRoy Aalborg were among witnesses to Friday night’s crash on highway 71 north of Spirit Lake air port. Maynard Wender, 21, of Ocheyedan died. four others from Ocheyedan and Kansas City injured when Ray Colcord Jr. failed to see stalled cars and struck them. Mrs Timmons and her brother Helen and William Timmons were among the injured. Wender’s body was found crushed under the car.

Richard Lyman LeRoy Aalborg Spirit Lake Airport Maynard Wender Ocheyedan Helen Timmons William Sh. Timmons Blatbelle Wender Maynard Colcord James White Estherville Badgerow Sioux City Wenthr Ck Wender Miss Timmons Timmons Arnolds Park Wonder Wentler

Coaches Max Lynn and Rogers Attend Morningside Coaching School

Coaches Max Lynn and Rogers enroll at Morningside college coaching school in Spirit Lake. J. M. Saunderson directs the six day program. Noble River of Purdue University leads football coaching and athletic duties. A. A. Schabinger of Craighton University handles basketball coaching. Esther Ritter of Sac City and Gladys Stoner of Spokane were seen in Estherville on business.

Max Lynn Rogers Morningside Calleg Spirit Lake J. M. Saunderson Noble River Purdue Univer Vesity A. A. Schabinger Crafehton Univerity Clases V-Rmiss Esther Ritter Sac City Gladys Stoner Spokane, Wah Estherville

Visiting Boy Crushed Under Farm Wagon Tragedy in Illinois

Ten year old Charles Penshorn of Chicago died after falling from a hay rack at Claus Martens farm in West Emmet. He was pulled under a wagon wheel during threshing when the bundle slipped. Despite initial consciousness, he died at Coleman hospital five hours later from arterial injury. Funeral plans and travel details followed as relatives arrived from Chicago.

Charles Frederick Penshorn Chas. Penshorn Chicago Claus Martens West Emmet Hazel Dewak Subie Bringle Martens Farm Mr. Bringe Charles Hazel Brouiht Coleman Hospital Penshorn Estherville Miss Alice Grace Martens Chicora Mahum and

Emmet County NRA Advisory Council Members Chosen

A Monday city hall meeting selected Estherville’s representative, County Attorney Wm. Bale, for the Emmet County Advisory Council of the NRA. A complaint committee led by Charles Bixby and others, with additional members from other towns, completes the group.

NRA Emmet County Estherville Wm. Bale Charles Bixby Atpy Francis Knnedy J. &. Stockdele

American Legion Band Opens Friday Concert at Grand

A large crowd attended the American Legion band concert at the Grand theatre after the benefit movie Private Jones starring Lee Tracy. The program featured five band numbers including Salutation March Dull Razor Blues World War Medley Fountain of Youth and Stars and Stripes Forever with Dr T C Mann singing two selections from the medley. The band listed members include Doudna Haglund Borlaug Heathershaw Paulson West Adams Stewart Pate Mann Nelson Mahannah Moore Tweeten Bespeset Fussm Wilder Smithers Andawon Ernest Conrady Deubner Borlaug led by director FL Wilder with E Nelson as assistant director.

American Legion Band Grand Theatre Private Jones Lee Tracy Dr.t. C. Mann IT Doudna J. Haglund G. Borlaug S. Heathershaw II. Paulson T. West H. Adams Stewart L. Pateh T. C. Mann E. Nelson I. Mahannah Mob. Moore A. B. Tweeten Hy Bespeset A. Fussm Wild'r Corsnet H. Smithers Andavon Ernest Woieh D. Conrady Ry Deubner Manafry I. Wet Treaseuvery FL Wilder E. Nelon Lis Brircon Mann V.R

Attends Funeral of Aunt Waldon Eckhelm in Swea City

Attends funeral of Mrs. EB. E. Frakes of New Trampton in Swea City where she was killed in a Minnesota auto crash. Eckhelm grandmother Mrs. Victor Eckhelm injured, three others hurt, one nephew uninjured, as Prokes car rolled after passing a truck. Monte Miller and wife head to Chicago for Century of Progress exposition.

Waldon Eckhelm Swea City EB. E. Frakes New Trampton New Ulm Minn Mires Bftie Eckholm Ds Moines

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Mes Et County B. B. Anderson B. B Defiance Gordon Griffis Jackie Hubert Webb Delores Clear Lake Maxon City Mrs. Erickson Roosevelt Hig E. D. Igou Vey Geo. Higgins Custodian's Cottage New Rock Garden Dolliver Superior Board Eagles Betherville Brown Bancroft Cub Paulson Tocal Sti Sponerr Cubs Spenerr Field Estherville AB Dolan Capgeearly Kreury Sane Perenne R. S. Knight Glen Foster Beverly F.C. Farquhar Winters Legion Group Monte Miller
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