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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1939
Page
4
The writer describes a smooth Shanghai to Tsingtao sea trip aboard the Sheng king, noting the beauty of Tsingtao dubbed Green Island. The port is under Japanese control with strict inspections, luggage checks, and numerous Japanese soldiers, as the city serves as a training station.
Dolliver school will open Monday September 4 with registration only announced by James H. Smith. High school band members enjoyed a picnic at Okamanpedan State Park on Tuttle Lake with Stephanie Cowling as chaperone. Emmet County Conservation League met to finalize Field Day arrangements for Sunday September 8 at the state park north of Dolliver. Mrs. M. C. Peterson drew the lucky bedspread number. Lincoln 4-H club tickets were sold. Neighbors, including the Menards of Sioux City, visited Dolliver residents. the Menards are noted former Dolliver principals. A birthday picnic for Anla Jean Davis was hosted by Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. Harold Janssen at Tuttle Lake State Park. Mr. and Mrs. Linus P. Stillman Jr. hosted guests from Burlington. Emma Evans moves to a new Main Street residence. Civic Club meets Aug. 29 in the Community church annex. Verna Hartman works at the L. P. Stillman home. Finns vacationing in Canada. The last open air concert near the Farmers Creamery preceded an outdoor movie. Stephanie Cowling will direct the band indoors Wednesday evening.
Journal describes fresh troops replacing those in combat near Teh and Tsingtao during a period of heavy German, Japanese, and Allied presence. Soldiers march exhausted after long miles, mail censorship disrupts correspondence, and life arrives amid a militarized town under strict control.
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