Emmet county seals speed loan work on cribs
Progress with the federal corn loan in Emmet county is rapid as sealers use 40 seals on hand to place on farmers cribs awaiting the 45 cent loan. Jorgen Anderson sealed the crib, J S Nelson of Ringsted was first to get money, and details of the loan program and cooperations are outlined by officials and farm groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Minnesota
Emmet
M. L. Soeth
Wallingford
Jorgen Anderson
J. S. Nelson
Ringsted
Emmet County State Bank
Estherville
P. H. Underwood
Denmark Township
Mr. Jensen
Emmetsburg
Algona Bank
Commodity Credit Corp
Chicago
Sec. Wallace
Epa
Farm Bureau Federation
M. A. Balkema
High Lake
Twelve Mile Lake
Armstrong
Iowa Lake
Armstrong Grove
Lincoln Township
Dolliver
Emmet Consolidated School
Ellsworth
Court House
Center
Center School
Jack Creek Township
Maple Hill
Swan Lake
Balkema
Iowa
Fred Gilchrist
J. 8
Russell
Register Farm
Alice Zufall Dies Saturday in Dolliver Community
Fifteen year old Alice Zufall daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Zufall of Dolliver died Saturday at 10 am in a local hospital after surgery for ruptured appendix. Born August 20 1918 at Armstrong she lived in the Dolliver area all her life. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the M E church Dolliver with Rev M E Yeager presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Zufall
Henry Zufall
Dolliver
Alice
Armstrong
M. E
M. E. Yeager
Corn loan rules and enforcement details
A Q and A outline explains loan eligibility for corn grade No 4 and above, where to obtain loan forms from state agriculture and extension offices, how corn is measured in cubic feet with a 2 percent factor, and the required corn and hog production control contract. It covers crib requirements for sealing, consent for storage on rented land until Oct 15 1934, insurance expectations, lien waivers, joint or separate borrowing by landlord and tenant, recording duplicates with the county recorder, and bearing sealing costs by the borrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
State Extension Office
Ames
County Recorder
County Warehouse Board
Local man delivers Civil Works lectures on Iowa airwaves
Glen Brockway, statewide educational director for the Civil Works administration, hosts a series of instructional broadcasts on Iowa stations. The first two aired Monday on WOI Ames and KFJB Marshalltown, with additional slots scheduled on WLAS Ottumwa, KWCR Cedar Rapids, WSAI Iowa City, and KSO Des Moines throughout the week. Brockway, a local Estherville High School graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs J G Brockway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Brockway
Civil Works Administration
Iowa
WOI
Ames
KFJB
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
KWCR
Cedar Rapids
WSAI
Iowa City
Kso
Des Moines
Withdraws Assault Charge Against Mrs Lyle
Mildred Wold has withdrawn information charging Mrs Millie Lyle with assault to do great bodily injury. The case was filed in Gus T. Peterson's justice court and has been continued twice due to district court commitments and unavailable witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wold
Millie Lyle
Justice Court
Gus T. Peterson
J. W. Morse
W. M. Bale
Automobile Owners Named In Local Car List
Cc E Zeimer Estherville Plymouth sedan Harvey Nichtern Grasttinger Chevrolet sedan Mrs Marie Berven Armstrong Ford sedan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Zeimer
Estherville
Plymouth
Harvey Nichtern
Grasttinger
Chevrolet
Marie Berven
Armstrong
Ford
City Strikes at Drunkenness in Estherville
Estherville police over the weekend arrested three intoxicated individuals, with two others confessing and facing conviction. Alfred Olson, on parole for prior liquor offenses, had his parole broken and was remanded to Gary, Indiana, under condition to stay away from Estherville. Lyle Benda received a 30 day fall sentence after pleading guilty to drunkenness and possession. Nate Spencer of Superior had a 15 day hard labor sentence suspended after arrest for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Alfred Olson
John Lilley
Judy DeLand
Gary
Ind
Lyle Benda
Tom Wiivis
Nate Spencer
Spencer
Weather Outlook For Upper Mississippi And Great Plains
For period December 4 to December 9 inclusive, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys show fair weather early in the week with precipitation midweek, then fair again toward week end, cooler at start, warmer midweek, and colder near close. Northern and Central Great Plains expect fair Monday, then precipitation in the southern portion Tuesday and Wednesday, generally all by end of week, cooler Monday then warmer, with colder Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Central
Great Plains
South Portion
Local people injured in auto crash near Manly
Two prominent Estherville residents, C. R. Rhodes of Iowa Trust and Savings, and Elizabeth Peakrs of Farmers Hall Insurance, were seriously hurt when Rhodes' car collided with another at the Highways 65 and 9 intersection near Manly. Peakrs suffered multiple leg fractures and rib injuries. Rhodes had serious but superficial injuries. Both were treated at Park hospital, Mason City, with Peakrs confined for weeks in a body cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
C. R. Rhodes
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Elizabeth Peairs
Farmers Hall Insurance Company
Rhodes
Manly
Des Moines
Miss Peakrs
Park Hospital
Mason City
Des Moinés
Twin Cities
Ma- So City
Albert Lea
Mr. Rhodes
Miss Pears
Wolves open season with 35 18 victory over Cherokee juniors
Esbervily Junior College Wolves debuted with a dominant 35 to 18 win over a Cherokee junior college squad. Coaches Lynn and Rogers fielded two new stars Deim and Hanifan as Estherville looks to field its strongest team yet. The high school Midgets fell 25 to 20 to Excelsior in the opener, hampered by Cris Warrington's absence and ragged play in a fast moving, error filled game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esbervily Junior College Wolves
Cherokee
Max Lynn
Estherville
Deim
Hanifan
Excelsior School
Cris Warrington
Rogers
Salt Water Taffy comedy at Emmet Consolidated Dec 6
Emmet Consolidated School presents the three act comedy Salt Water Taffy with a cast including Charles Dudley played by An Schaper Sugar by Avril Sargent Ed Paisley by Alice Schultz Lorrene Lilland as Ripty Brookes Evelyn Ellis Elaike Logue Ivadell Leo Eileen Bille Wood and Agnes O Brien The program promises lively lines and a note that life is worth living if only for taking chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Consolidated School
Charles Dudley
An Schaper
Sugar
Avril Sargent
Alice Schultz
Ed Paisley
Anita Thorndike
Lorrene Lilland
Jack Bedmont
Ripty Brookes
Evelyn Ellis
Elaike Logue
Irma Hattings
Charlotte
Ivadell Leo
Jane Oxford
Eileen Bille Wood
Anderson
Agnes O'Brien
Gruver Fire Uses New Truck On Vacant House Blaze
Gruver firefighters were dispatched at about 3 30 am to a vacant Gruver house fire marked by a prompt response from Etaville's new engine. The fire was already well underway upon arrival, destroying the target structure but sparing a nearby house from destruction. This marked the department's first real test of the new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etherville
Gruver
Auxiliary Meets at Club Rooms
The American Legion auxiliary held their regular meeting last night December 4 at the club rooms. December is Rehabilitation month. A food shower December 22 will fill baskets for Christmas. A letter from Mrs Myrton Skelly praised Estherville auxiliary for the $10 prize as first in the state for quota excess. A Christmas party for junior members is planned December 16 from 7 15 to 9 30 at the club rooms. bring a junior eligible to join and a wrapped gift. A 1 36 dessert luncheon is slated December 9 to sew carpet rags for hospitalized veterans with a prize for most rags. Members may bring Christmas cards for the shower Monday night or Saturday. also bring clothing for the supply shelf. After the business meeting a one act comedy drama Interruptions was staged. Bridge yielded high score to Mrs Rose Sorum, consolation to Mrs Claude Randolph, traveling prize to Mrs Harry Bauman. Refreshments followed hosted byMes dames Waldo Brink Irving Ellerst on N R Ellworth Ray Bryan M P Reed and Earl West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Myrton Skelly
Estherville
Rose Sorum
Claude Randolph
Harry Bauman
Mesdames Waldo Brink
Irving Ellerston
N. R. Ellworth
Ray Bryan M. P. Reed
Earl West
Frank Ellis 67 Dies Sunday in Estherville
Francis LeRoy Ellis age 67 longtime Estherville resident died Sunday at 3 30 am at his son Freds home after years of poor health He previously worked as a mason and lived with his son and daughter Mrs Oley Anderson in recent years Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 30 from Mahtum and Anderson funeral chapel and at 2 from the Christian church Rev M A Lowe officiated Pallbearers were Loren White Frank Sullivan Chas Coon Archie Evans Fred Lyman and J J Buckley He was born April 10 1866 in Blue Earth Minnesota and came to Estherville 50 years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis LeRoy Ellis
Estherville
Fred
Ellis
Oley Anderson
Mr. Ellis
Myra Brisbin
Blue Earth
Minn
Mahtum and Anderson
Christian Church
M. A. Lowe
Loren White
Frank Sullivan
Chas Coon
Archie Evans
Fred Lyman
J. J. Buckley
VTP
H. W. Trumble
Sherburn
Billy Soper
Col
Trumble
Mr. Trunmble
Emmet County
New York State
Ellsworth Township
Pat Heaton
Homstead
Col. Trumble
Andersonville
Scott
Sam Collins
Bert Barber
M. K. Whelan
Frank Davey
Frank Day
Chas. Dillman
Col. Trumbull
Farm leaders seek farmer unity on corn loan program
Tom Hepp of Jackson Minnesota visited Estherville Monday to gather information on how the corn loan plan works in Emmet County. Jackson and Martin counties lack a Farm Bureau presence and rely on county Democratic groups to organize farmers for the federal program. Seventy percent of Naval vessel cost goes to labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hepp
Jackson, Minn
Estherville
C:t
Emmet County
Jackson County
Farm Bureau
Democratic
Martin County
Minn
Ladies Sponsor Mission Meet at Free Methodist Church
Ladies of the Free Methodist church sponsor a missionary institute at the church on December 7. The all day session theme is Stewardship and Mission with morning and afternoon programs led by multiple officers and guests. The event features prayers, hymns, scripture readings, talks on tithing and giving, and a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anderson
Dominican Republic
Smith
Zufall
Doty
Pickens
Warrington
Laura Wittern
Jesus
Payne
Rererrene
Kruckenberg
Arava
Maves
Carrison
Larson Couple Celebrates 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Onrig Larson of Wallingford celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving day. All their children attended, with Fordyce of Audubon, Nelsons of Vane, Arthur of St Paul, Curtis and daughter of Maple Hill, Leonard at the University of Town, and Gladyce at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onrig Larson
Wallingford
Andt Fordyce
Audubon
QO. J. Nelson
Vane
Arthur Larson
St. Paul
Minn
Curtis Larson
Maple Hill
Leonard
University of Town
Gladyce
Wallingford Auxiliary Sews Carpet Rags
Wallingford Auxiliary met Tuesday November 28 at Mrs Chester Torresons home. Members spent the afternoon sewing string carpet rags for the state department. The next regular meeting is set for January 9 with hostesses Mrs Ole Refstll and Mrs Geo Gunderson at Mrs Gundersons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Chester Torreson
Wallingford
State Department
Ole Refstll
Geo, Gunderson
Gunderson
Vote Count for Second Period Announced in Today's Issue
Mrs Dolan district one won the $26 special prize for most subscriptions turned in last week by the narrowest margin. Revised vote counts show some less active candidates gaining ground as the race tightens with four days left in the Second Period schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dolan
District One
Auto Licenses Not Delinquent In Iowa This Year
Auto licenses in Iowa are not delinquent until January 31 and no penalty if paid by then. On the first day of December fifty three people obtained their usual car plate numbers at the county treasurer’s office. Numbers went to G. J. Wilson Paul Gravés Ralph Anderson John Greig Mrs. H. S. Greig Ford Hansen. Edna Ries reported 63 plates sold for 1934 by Monday afternoon. Drivers licenses stay valid if renewed two years ago. chauffeurs’ licenses must be bought yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
G. J. Wilson
Paul Gravés
Gruver
Ralph Anderson
Ringsted
John Greig
H. S. Greig
Ford Hansen
Maple Hill
Edna Ries
Tom Hamilton Opens New Grocery Here
Tom Hamilton formerly of Estherville and Cyl inder has leased the Odd Lodge building east of the library and opened a grocery store there the first of the week. He offers staple and fancy groceries and has prior retail experience. Art Bundy and J H Taylor open a new auto repair and carpentry shop on 5th Street, near Barnsdall Oil, promising first class work at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hamilton
Estherville
Cylinder
Witte
Hamilton
Art Bundy
J. H. Taylor
5Th Street
Barnsdall Oil Station
Local men to be paid more than 1200 dollars
Welfare worker Mrs. Freda Segner reports last week’s wages for 88 CWA men have not been received, totaling over 1200 dollars. Des Moines dispensing office not yet named for the counties, risking delays in wage distribution and extra local work. Emmet county quota cut to 92. 88 worked last week while city projects employ 21 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Freda Segner
Des Moines
Emmet
Joyes Lumber Co Office Robbed Over Thanksgiving
Thieves entered the Joyes Lumber yard office during Thanksgiving break, stealing $5 in stamps and a typewriter owned by manager L. B. Thomas. They also took a 32 caliber pistol, and damaged the wooden niche safe but found little cash. Entry was gained by breaking a door pane and manipulating the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyes Lumber Company
L. B. Thomas
Thomas
Col H W Trumble Visits Estherville Veteran recalls Civil War era
Col H W Trumble of Sherburn aged 93 visited Estherville with grandson Billy Soper. A Civil War veteran who endured Andersonville capture, he recalls Emmet County settlers, local editors, and family details. Marriage licenses issued November 29 and December 2 include Grams Carey and Dumprope Rowe with multiple couples listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Grams
Mary A. Carey
Gruver
LeRoy McWhorter
Orage
Mattie G
DeMarey
Terril
Richard E. Dumprope
Minneapolis
Genevieve L. Rowe
Estherville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury
Farm Credit
Henry L. Morgenthau, Jr
the Treasury
William H. Woodin
Morganthau
Farm Credit Administration
William I. Myers
Carmel
Congress
Lawrence V. Burton
Food Industries
American Institute
Ringsted Man
Mr. Brockway
Estherville High School
J. G. Brockway
Lyle
LOGAL
Thur
Betty Peairs
Mason City Hospital
Emmet Consolidated Presents Comedy
Frank Ellis
Mrs. Dolan
Mission
Ladies of Free Methodist Church Plan Institute
Mrs. Larson
Col. H. W. Trumble
Pete
Brennes Cox
van c
Estherville Co-op Creamery
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