Lakes Conference Basketball Schedule and Standings
The Lakes Conference announces 1937 schedule with Spencer leading at eleven games, Cherokee and Estherville next with ten and nine. Nine remaining teams draw seven to eight games, with a six game minimum and ten games totaling in 1937. The schedule lists game dates from December to February across Spirit Lake Spencer Estherville Sibley Cherokee Sheldon Emmetsburg Storm Lake.
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Spencer High School
Cherokee
Spencer
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Storm Lake
Emmetsburg
Sibley
Sheldon
Tuesaday
Dolliver Community Notices and Holiday Events
Family dinners and visits across the West Emmet area include Nelson Wheatley and relatives at 12 Mile Lake, Helen Clemenson visiting in Wallingford, and the Stick-to-it club’s Christmas party at Andrew Klein’s. Local obituaries, church plans, school meetings, and a lighted Christmas tree at Meyfair Oil Station mark Dolliver community life.
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West Emmet
Nelson Wheatley
George Wheatley
L. W. Stark
Harry L. Brown
Henry Dewall
Bert Mailand
12 Mile Lake
Helen Clemenson
Nelson
Wallingford
Andrew Klein
Rudolph Dewall
John 'Shouse
Roy Simpson
Spirit Lake
Claus, Martens
Doluiver
S. B. Reed
Mereness
Estherville
Reed
Arnold Clausen
John Petergon
Finn Rite Way
L. P. Stillman
County Board of Education
H. C. Burdette
A. R. Eckhart
H. A. Tyedte
Handy
Jean Mcllwraith
Jim Miller
W. G. Meckwraith
Foreign Missionary Society of the Community Church
Delliver
Winston
Yeager
Estherville Junior Chamber to Face Colored House of David
The Estherville Junior Chamber basketball team meets the Colored House of David on December 18 in Estherville for their third game. The visitors are a top traveling squad with stars like Sunt Case Benny Rankin Jumping Jog Lowmack Rabbit Jorden Cool Breeze Elmore and Fuzzy Tapley. Estherville counters with Deim Brothers It guards Parker Bennett at center and Peterson and Tangemen forwards.
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Estherville
Benny Rankin
Lowmack
Two Local B. B. Teams To Sibley
Estherville high school basketball teams traveled to Sibley and split a double header. The second team won 89 to 5 while the first team lost 11 to 10 in a tight, hard fought game. Ragan led with 3 of 10 and Betten and Bagan tied for scoring with 9 each for Sibley and Estherville respectively. Vestrem and Ellison led the second team with 12 and 9 points respectively.
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Estherville High School
Sibley
Iakes
Ragan
Reynolds
Bagan
Etherville
Betten
Vestrem
Ellison
Estherville
FFT
Meyer Ee Eee
Bagan Wena Eannee
Pevaneuereve
Robinson
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Hillestad
Hereae
Woods
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Ae Sae
Hornby
Fftp Jossem
Aeeeee Enees
Tillotson
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Reintsma
Bee Ree
Walter Ee
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Steck Aee Ae
Fftp Vestrem
Perkins
Ee Vee
Ellison Veas Sean
Bores
Bas Ambrose Grush
Iowa Woodlands
Jaysees Triumph 24 14 Over Cherokee Junior College
Estherville Jaysees open basketball season with a 24 to 14 home win against Cherokee junior college. Warrington led with 10 points, Olson and Steele added field goals, while Cherokee relied on free throws. Underclassmen curtain game Blacks beat Whites 21 to 17 in the prelim.
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Estherville Jaysees
Cherokee Junior College
Wolves
Cherokee
Paul Goeb
Warrington
Neilson
Steele
Henery
Elwood
Woods
Simmons
McCulla
Stueland
Burt
Reed
Otto
Boltz
Kelley
Bassett
Johnson
Cline
Gates
Boggess
Sunde
Tomhave
Twitto
Knutsen
Rugbiv
Tree
Eveleth
Erskine
Estherville
Henely
Csccseerenes
Knutson
Cceeeveseevee
Aalbrog
Simmins
McWilliams
Raymond
Ssessevesers
Saleberry
Dolliver and Maple Hill Split In Iowa Basketball Showdown
Dolliver high school hosted Maple Hill in a doubleheader with the girls' game tied early and Maple Hill pulling away to win 26 to 15 at half, while the Dolliver boys led by Coach Ellingson held off Maple Hill to finish 16 to 18. Referees Supt. Quinette and Galen Weber oversaw clean contests. An 8th grade curtain-raiser saw Dolliver win 82 to 0. Upcoming schedule lists games through February with Ringsted, Ceylon, Gruver, Maple Hill, Armstrong, Superior, Estherville Two and Gruver again.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Dalliver High School
Maple Hill
Carl Griese
Cadliver
Ellingson
Supt
Quinette
Ceylon
Galen Weber
Dee
Gruver
Armstrong
Superior
Estherville
Ringsted
Estherville notes and gatherings from 1915
News items from Estherville including Robert Hamilton attending a Commandery meeting and a Des Moines Consistory event. relocations of Mr and Mrs GC A Swale. a fire on North Eighth street quelled early. Buckingham family moving into Rugtv home. S Coleman visiting Plaza, Dakota Territory to register for land. Mrs William Blakeville visiting relatives in Estherville. plus brief mentions of affairs in 1896 and 1885 including social evenings, typhoid cases, a postmaster resignation, travel plans, and early 1880s market prices for colts and other local notes.
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Robert Hamilton
Germania
Estherville
Des Moines
GC. A. Swale
Spirit Lake
J. Hansen
North Eighth Street
L. R. Buckingham
George Rugtv
North Sixth Street
Bert Waters
S. Coleman
Plaza
N. Dak
Uncle Sam
William Blakeville
de- Smet
Fred and
Charles Kilgore
A. O. Peterson
Myhres
Leary
A. Egland
High Lake Township
Bertha
A. Follett
Iowa Lake
Hebe Taylor
H. H. Davidson
Pueblo
Colo
Cedar Rapids
Cal Wilson
F. Allen
Toledo
Ohio
Mra
Allen
Eddie
Harvey James
B. H. Pendleton
Chicago
Cornelius Anderson
Swan Lake Township
Mutineers on Bounty to John Adams Island Tale
An 18th century mutiny on the Bounty led to a hellish island life until Alexander Smith, renaming himself John Adams, transformed the community through literacy and religion. The Topaz later brought word of the escaped mutineers, who lived peacefully with no crime or disease. The piece reflects on the island’s transformation and previews a rye acreage adjustment for agricultural policy.
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England
Piteairn
Lexington
Scotland
Alexander Smith
United States
Topaz
John Adams
America
Hell On Earth
South
Sena
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