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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1922

Page

6

Serious auto wreck injures Des Moines traveler George Thompson

George Thompson son of Mr and Mrs L G Thompson was seriously injured in a Friday night automobile wreck near Blairsburg while returning from a fraternity convention in Des Moines with Ralph Dalby. The car rolled once and a half, Dalby suffered a broken leg, Thompson’s hip bones shattered leaving him bedridden ten to twelve weeks. George, a high school senior, was expected to join the football first team. Thompson remained at Birney Hospital in Webster City after transfer.

George Thompson L. G. Thompson Des Moines Ralph Dalby Dalby Studebaker Webster City Dalby Blairsburg George Thompson Ralph Miller John Birney Birney Hospital

Auto crash on East Des Moines street ends with blame placated

Miss Ray Gallup driving Clarence Mathison’s Ford sedan, with Mrs. R. M. Ballantyne and Wayne Kay aboard, collided with Jas. Torrens of Minneapolis on the northeast square corner. Torrens admitted fault and paid all bills after a weekend trip from Rudd. Ballantyne suffered a minor head gash. others shaken but unhurt. In a separate note, B. C. Stanley, former Estherville resident, died in Sioux Falls after stomach cancer surgery. funeral held Friday.

Ray Gallup Clarence Mathison R. M. Ballantyne Wayne Kay Rudd Des Moines Street Seventh Street Jas. Torrens Minneapolis J. J. Klopp Torrens Ford Ballantyne Miss Gallup B. C. Stanley Estherville Sioux Falls

N B Egbert Taken To Birney Hospital

Mr N B Egbert was removed from his home to Birney hospital today after lingering illness left him in a serious condition. Family and friends hope hospital care will bring improvement.

N. B. Egbert Birney Hospital

Former Estherville Citi Zen Resident Dies in Algona

A. Malenge, a former Estherville resident, died at his Algona home Thursday from a complication of disorders. Funeral held Friday with interment in Algona VA. Mrs. Ed Ellis expected home tonight from California after a prolonged stay. Mrs. Wm. Tweedy heads to Minneapolis early week to visit relatives, taking three of her oldest grandchildren to the state fair per tradition.

Estherville Algona A. Malenge Ed. Ellis California Wm. Tweedy Minneapolis

Mother of Chas Taylor Dies at Algona Home

The community extends sympathy to Chas Taylor on the death of his mother Mrs. W. T. Taylor at Algona last Wednesday. Nearly seventy three, she had lived in Kossuth County since youth and left eleven children, with five sons and six daughters surviving. Funeral held in Algona Saturday with family in attendance.

Chas. Taylor W. T. Taylor Algona Chas City Union Township Kossuth County Fred Ethboy S. D Jay Elmore Minn Len Humboldt Eric Bartlett Lottie Gross Eva Scobey Hattie Robinson Lakota Josie Lowe Chas, Taylor Wm. Conklin

De Molay to Meet Thursday in Estherville

The Estherville Chapter De Molay will hold a special meeting Thursday evening to confer degrees on candidates from Spirit Lake Terris and Estherville. Instituted three months ago the chapter has grown rapidly with a strong officer corps and degree team. All master Masons may visit De Molay meetings and many do.

Estherville de Molay Spirit Lake Terris

Dickinson County installs oil burner heating plant

At a Board of Supervisors meeting contracts were made with Okoboji Sales Company to install Saver oil burners for the Court House. Two large burners will be added to the present furnace with a 500 gallon oil tank. Ulrick and Jake Thompson, already install fifty burners locally, have leased storage tanks at Arnold's Park to handle demand. Citizens who used the burners last summer praise them and feel they will not do without them.

Board of Supervisors Okoboji Sales Company Court House Messrs Ulrick Jake Thompson Arnold’s Park Spirit Lake Beacon

Week End Family Reunion At Home Of Hiles Brothers

The farm home of Hiles Brothers east of the city hosted a week end family reunion. Guests arrived Saturday night and stayed through Monday. Attending were LeRoy Hiles and three children, Wm. Hiles, J. L. Hiles and his Terre Haute daughter, P. C. Hiles and his wife and daughter from Edwardsville, Miss Marie Hiles a Rock Island English teacher, Miss Lana Hiles Mason City primary teacher, cousin Beauford Hiles of Newton, Ed Sweetcher and two Mason City sons. Several had not seen each other in ten years, making the gathering especially joyous and memorable.

Hiles Brothers LeRoy Hiles Wm. Hiles J. L. Hiles Terre Haute Ind P. C. Hiles Edwardsville Ill Marie Hiles Rock Island Lana Hiles Mason City All Brothers and Sisters Beauford Hiles Newton, Ill Ed. Sweetcher

Eisenhowers End Six Week Auto Trip Through Illinois

Mr and Mrs W A Eisenhower returned Monday from an extended auto trip into Illinois visiting Chicago Joliet Springfield Bloomington and Pontiac with relatives and friends. They traveled through the coal mining region reporting very bad conditions and said we can never realize what a strike means. On the way home they paused at Waterloo Garwin and Clarion for further visits and were away about six weeks.

W. A. Eisenhower Illinois Chicago Joliet Springfield Bloomington Pontiac Waterloo Garwin and Clarion

Francis Drives to Coast in Six Days

Hon Leslie E Francis left Spirit Lake Monday morning and arrived in Los Angeles Sunday morning after covering about 120 miles from LA on Saturday afternoon. He had planned seven and a half days but completed the trip in six in a King roadster, a record run noted by the Spirit Lake Beacon.

Leslie E. Francis Spirit Lake Los Angeles Francis King Spirit Lake Beacon

Buffalo head found in Des Moines River bank relic

Mr and Mrs Geo Letchford found a half buried buffalo head along the river bank during a picnic. The skull is aged and the two horns were recovered, one buried in the bank. They hope to place the relic in the city library or another suitable spot as it dates back to a time when bison roamed the area.

Geo. Letchford Letchfords

Our High School Football Team Schedule Preview

The high school football squad trains in hot weather with about thirty five players. First game likely September 28 against Terril or Jackson. Schedule shows open dates on Sept 23 and Sept 30, Lake Park on Sept 30, Emmetsburg Oct 7, Spirit Lake Oct 21, Bay county? Nov 11 shows Faimont here, Milford here, Milford? Open dates remain November 25 and October 14.

Terril Jackson Lake Park Emmetsburg Spirit Lake Es Seyle Faimont Milford

Emmetsburg to have DeMolay chapter established

The Estherville DeMolay advisory board and officers will travel to Emmetsburg on Friday September 8 to institute a DeMolay chapter there. Estherville Chapter has built a strong reputation and is expected to be called on for continued services, including installing Emmetsburg officers and conferring degrees on local candidates.

Estherville Emmetsburg

Omar Cranston to Return From California with Family

Lou Cranston and his family, who moved to California three years ago, plan to return soon and decide on a location between Iowa and South Dakota. He will look for affordable farm property near Estherville, Iowa, and may choose South Dakota if prices are higher elsewhere.

Lou Cranston California Iowa South Dakota Mr. Cranston Estherville

Post Office Window Service on Labor Day Morning

Post Office will offer window service for all patrons from 8 30 a m to 9 30 a m on Labor Day September 4. No mail delivery that day.

Pure Bred Hampshire Farm Worth Visiting

Andrew Andresen operates a farm southeast of town with one of the finest pure bred Hampshire hog herds in the state. His Belted Beauties include the boars Duke and Chief, recent high sellers. he plans a March 1928 sale with about sixty to seventy brood sows. Visitors are welcome to tour the farm and view the hogs.

Andrew Andresen Hampshire Andresen Sac Sounfys Sac County Duke Nehawka Lad Estherville Messenger Boy Grandchampion Iowa

County Officials Enjoy Dubuque Banquet Spread

County officers returned from the state convention at Dubuque and were entertained by a contractor at his summer home near the city. A long table displayed a lavish spread for about 2000 guests with roast pigs, a wide assortment of delicacies, and ample beverages including lager beer and Scotch. The event was described as a grand, festive reception with high spirits and a nod to the Volstead era.

Dubuque Sibley Tribune

Emmet County Contestant Enters State Spelling Meet

Marie Sorum and Thorwald Jessen of Dolliver travel to Des Moines for the State Spelling contest. Thorwald, a seventh grader, won the county title last spring and a medal at the Interstate meet, facing seventh and eighth grade contestants in Des Moines. The event marks a notable honor for Emmet county as he competes today.

Marie Sorum Thorwald Jessen Dolliver Des Moines Emmet Thorwald

Eckley Prepares for 15th Pig Sale at Terril Farm

W O Eckley famed Poland China breeder near Terril Iowa readies a fall sale for October 4 as he showcases about 125 pigs from a robust herd. The farm features two 60 foot hog houses and a 30 by 84 foot sale pavilion. Eckley ships hogs nationwide and has earned ribbons at Spencer fair including a 1921 first place for a junior boar. Northern Light, his lead sire by Bone Builder, underpins a promising lineup expected to attract buyers.

Terril W. O. Eckley Iowa Minnesota Eckley Saloa Dakotas Wisconsin Nebraska Illinois Indiana Colorado Mississippi Northern Light Bone Builder Princess

Letter From Clarence Burkhart To Miss Nichols From Aden

Miss Adelaide Nichols receives a personal letter from Clarence Burkhart a Estherville native now in the U S Navy aboard U S S Sapelo in Aden Arabia dated July 27 1922. Burkhart recounts naval service world travel cites places Constantinople Constantinople and Sphinx in Egypt and notes class memories of Estherville 1918 era and WWI sacrifices while praising Iowa small town life.

Adelaide Nichols Clarence Burkhart Estherville U. S.navy U. S.S .Sapelo Aden Arabia Miss Nichols Constantinople Turkey Constanza Romania Venice Naples Italy Cherbourg Brest France England London Egypt Cairo States Iowa P. S

Kossuth County Fair Begins Next Week in Algona

The Kossuth County Fair is scheduled for September 4 to 8 in Algona with entertainment and educational features. The fair will showcase stock and produce exhibits, a top racing program, ball games, and daily vaudeville acts, weather permitting Emmet county will be represented, and J L Brown Jr of Griver returned from Chicago with stock cars.

Kossuth Algona Emmet County

Farmers Union Picnic Enjoyed by Hundreds in Estherville

The Farmers Union picnic drew several hundred people Tuesday in Estherville at a meadow west of the river near Lincoln street bridge. A speaker’s stand bowery and dance floor supported a day of sports, a dinner hour with fried chicken, band music, and a program of readings songs and talks by Milo Reno O E Wood and others. The evening session featured a concert and addresses followed by a bowery dance, with the day praised for its smooth execution and lasting impression on members and friends.

Farmers Union Estherville Lincoln Street Estherville Band Pres. Jno. F. Utz B. F. Yule Chas. H. Watts Farmers Union Livestock Commission Milo Reno Pres Iowa Farmers Union O. E. Wood The Equity Cooperative Exchange Wood Lewis Iowa Federation of Labor

Noted Eastern Star Members Die in West

Mrs. Jenney E. Mathews, longtime charter member of the Grand Chapter O. E. S. of Iowa, died Saturday in Long Beach California. A former Grinnell resident, she helped organize the Boone O. E. S. home and was among Iowa’s three living charter members. The report also notes the death of W. H. Norris of Manchester, another prominent Eastern Star figure, and mentions their connections to Estherville and Templar Park.

Jenney. E. Mathews Grand Chapter Iowa Long Beach Calif Grinnell Matthews Boone W. H. Norris Manchester Templar Park Estherville Norris Eastern Star Organization Grand Commandery United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geo. Thompson City of Mars Taylor Mrs. Eisenhower Pal Cok Buffalo Head V. R V. R. Emmetsburg Omar High Lake Z “Wen Dickinson Co Vor Arabia U. S. Navy J. L. Brown Griver
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