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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1940

Page

3

Santa returns to Estherville for Saturday 1:30 p m arrival

Gail Squiers injured in a crash returns to town for Santa’s visit on Saturday December 14 at the Rock Island station 1:30 p m. He will ride a diesel engine to the business district and distribute candy at 2:00 p m at the fire station for most children. Parents with very small children must go to the city clerk’s office for special candy distribution. Carols and sacred music will be sung by local choruses in city hall and the district. A second event on December 21 at Grand and Hollywood theatres will feature Santa and films starting at 10:00 a m for all children in Estherville and surrounding areas.

Santa Claus Estherville Rock Island Santa Emmet County Rural Teachers Chorus Grand Hollywood

Cause Of Accident Unknown In Estherville Plane Crash

Gail Squiers, 22, of Estherville was seriously injured when his plane stalled and nose dived near Markley field. The crash damaged the green and yellow two seater, owned by local youths including Squiers. He received multiple injuries and was hospitalized at Coleman hospital as investigators probed the unknown cause.

Gail Squiers Estherville Markley Field Frank Barrett Alfred Nelson Squiers Coleman Hospital Squires A Mauss Wallace Knutson Bud Olson Lawrence Moore Eatherville Mason City Spencer Harry Coffie John Squiers Ridley Dairy

Christmas Seals drive urged by Iowa TB head

E A Norem, president of the Iowa Tuberculosis Association, calls on Iowa citizens to back the annual Christmas Seal campaign. He notes that since the first seals 84 years ago the program cut national tuberculosis deaths by 75 percent and urges continued funding through nursing, tuberculin tests, and X rays to find and treat cases. He emphasizes voluntary Tuberculosis work and personal protection from buying Seals.

E. A. ‘Norem Iowa Tuberculosis Association Iowa Norem Towa

51 Families Benefit From FHA Programs In Emmet County

A report by Oscar A Brandt state FHA director shows 61 Emmet county families used the National Housing Act from 1936 to June 1940 to repair property or begin ownership. The total includes 27 property improvement loans worth 9804.52 dollars and 24 small home mortgages insured by FHA totaling 7400 dollars.

Emmet Oscar A. Brandt Federal Housing Administration

Red Cross Calls for Winter Garment Donations

Red Cross shipments will be sent in two installments. Citizens with finished sewing, knitting, or crocheted baby hoods should bring them to the Red Cross rooms at Leuthold and Tibbetts store on Wednesday afternoon, December 11, from 2:00 to 5:00. Emmet county ladies contribute. England messages confirm need and gratitude.

Red Cross Leuthold and Tibbetts Store Emmet County Red Cross Committee England

Weather warms after brutal 13 below record

A week of extreme cold ended as temperatures rose from a 13 below zero low on December 8. By Friday the high reached 46, Sunday 41, with earlier days showing mixed readings. December 1939 saw a 67 above on the ninth. Readings listed include Dec 5 38, Dec 6 0.46, Dec 7 87, Dec 8 41, Dec 9 25, Dec 10 22.

UK Work of Local Board Is Praised

Robert Shaw of Des Moines visited Estherville to review the local draft board and praised the board and secretary for handling affairs efficiently. Shaw, connected with Des Moines occupation defense board and state American Legion commander, noted 15 Emmet county men to be inducted into army service in January 1941.

Robert Shaw Des Moines Estherville Shaw American Legion Emmet

Watermans celebrate 49 years of marriage today

Mr and Mrs W H Waterman mark their golden wedding by quietly spending the day together and planning a formal celebration next year. The couple has reached forty nine years of marriage and remains devoted as they look ahead to a family gathering and ceremony.

W. H. Waterman

Sewing Project Started at NYA Workshop

The local Welfare office approved the NYA sewing project and work began Monday afternoon in the library basement. Thirty women aged 17 to 25 are employed under Mrs. Mildred Olson, with hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, sewing and knitting for Red Cross and welfare relief groups. The NYA furnishes sewing machines while thread and supplies come from the sponsoring organization, and funds are being sought to lease or build a dedicated workshop. Total workers now reach eighty.

NYA Mildred Olson Red Cross Welfare League County Relief

Emmet County Board Co-Sponsors Local Shop Event

The shop is being co sponsored by the Emmet county board of supervisors.

The Emmet County Board of Supervisors

Special Meetings at Esther ville Lutheran Church

Rev. C. M. Hanson of St Paul is the N L C A evangelist speaking at Esther ville Lutheran this week. Services run Sunday through Thursday with 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm sessions. A 4:15 pm youth meeting at 924 First Avenue South invites high and junior high students.

C. M. Hanson St. Paul, Minn Estherville Lutheran Church Hanson N.L.C. A Lutheran Church Morris Til East Immanuel Church Lutheran Parsonage First Avenue South

Farm Security offices moved to Algona

Farm Security offices have relocated to Algona from Estherville. The Algona offices are now in the post office basement with W. H. St. Clair as manager. His family has leased a home at 421 South Wooster Street. Beulah Schultz remains secretary. Hale left for Arizona for the winter.

Farm Security Officea. WS

William Clark Elected Head of Local Knights of Pythias

At Thursday evening session the Knights of Pythias klub elected William Clark as chancellor commander for the coming year. Other officers named include Ora W. Brown vice chancellor, Robert Cox prelate, Jess Cox master of work, Frank Eiden K R S M, Chas Treglawny master of exchequer, Charles Iseminger master at arms, Liam Hanson I G, Melvin Warren C G, and Lawrence Jensen trustee.

Knights of Pythias K.P William Clark Ora W. Brown V. c Robert Cox Jess Cox Frank ‘Eiden Chas J. Treglawny

Adult Education classes draw large turnout for safety forum

The article notes strong interest in the Adult Education program with many attending last Wednesday. Tomorrow evening features a highway safety open forum headlined by Chief Knee and Sargt. Jesperson plus Dr. Laur. Other classes cover literature, poetry, leisure needs, color theory, feeds and feeding under Glen Shearman, with lessons starting at 7 30 p m. All adults not in school are welcome.

Chief Knee Iowa Highway Patrol Sargt. Jesperson Frank Ulish The Highway Patrol Dr. Laur Iowa State College Dr. Taur Virginia Hill J. E. Wilson H. E. Ilsley Spirit Lake Annabell Purviance Glen Shearman Claasses Roosevelt Auditorium

Dunnell Store Sold to Westbrook Man for Jan 1 Opening

Dunnell Minnesota reports C G Appelquist sold his entire hardware line to A E Hoight of Westbrook who will come to Dunnell December 20 to be ready for business January 1 Hoight leased the Linder store building for ten years He has a wife and two daughters Charles Wilson arrived from Omaha Nebraska to visit his parents He is attorney for the Cooperative Milk Producers with headquarters at Washington DC He will go to Des Moines for a few days business before returning to Washington Walk and ave with the Green Lighta ALWAYS.

Dunnell, Minn C. G. Appelquist A. E. Hoight Westbrook Dunnell Charles Wilson Omaha Neb C. M. Wilson Wilson Washington, D. C Des Moines Washington

Packages To Europe Banned

Estherville residents learn that packages to Europe are refused due to wartime conditions. The post office lists 30 banned countries and bars all air mail to belligerent nations. A Christmas parcel schedule gives dates by region to ensure delivery by December 24, with instructions for secure packing and complete addresses.

Estherville Wartorn Europe Post Office Department Mediterranean Norway Sweden Denmark United States

Fagre McMillan Named Ames Concert Band Members

Roland Fagre a civil engineering sophomore and Mac McMillan a science freshman from Estherville have been chosen for the Iowa State College campus concert band. Director Alvin R. Edgar announced the band’s personnel. The group undertakes several campus concerts and a spring vacation tour of seven days to Missouri Kansas and Arkansas. The season opened with a swing concert on December 6. Misa Blanche Crowley returned this week from Minneapolis to visit friends and relatives.

Roland Fagre Mac McMillan Iowa State College Estherville Alvin R. Edgar Missouri Kansas Arkansa

Information on 1940 AAA corn loan details

County Agricultural Conservation offices publish a Q and A to clarify the 1940 AAA corn loan rules. Loans run three years but delivery may occur after two years with 30 days notice between Aug 1 and Oct 1, 1942. Rules cover tenant versus owner rights, insurance, and sealing deadlines through Sept 30, 1941 with exceptions for early delivery in fall 1941.

Augland County Committee

Corn sealers named in Emmet county for year

Emmet county officials appoint six corn sealers for the coming year led by Percy Herum of Lincoln and Ellsworth townships. Other sealers include Willis M. Harris Charles Heinrich Harry Peterson Lars Thompson Jens i C Jensen and John Bosold. Their duties include inspecting corn cribs taking samples for AAA testing and simplifying loan processes after sealing. Local fox hunters were rewarded with two foxes near Ryan Lake skins valued at seven dollars used for welfare purchases.

Emmet Percy Herum Lincoln Ellsworth Willis M. Harris Armstrong Grove Iowa Lake Charles Heinrich Center Swan Lake Harry Peterson Estherville Lars Thompson High Lake Twelve Mile Lake Jens i C. Jensen Denmark John Bosold Jack Creek Herum AAA Ryan Lake Welfare Teague

Emmet County Board Lowers Tax Levy in Regular Session

The Emmet county board of supervisors approved a reduced state and county levy for this year, with the Estherville corporation levy raised slightly. The state levy set at 1.28 down from 2.32, the county levy reduced to 8.88 from 9.35, and Estherville corporation levy at 8.148 up from 7.90. The article notes the following tax approval details.

Emmet County Board of Supervisors Estherville Corporation

Esteherville attorney elected district bar president at Emmetsburg

F J Kennedy of Estherville was chosen president of the fourteenth judicial district bar association at the winter meeting in Emmetsburg. Attendees included N J Lee Wm Anderson Leo Fitzgibbons Mrs N J Lee and Miss Trene Sunde with a banquet at the Kermore hotel followed by a business meeting and a program led by George Murray of Sheldon the Iowa State Bar Association president.

F. J. Kennedy Estherville Fourteenth Judicial District Bar Association Emmetsburg N. J. Lee Wm. Anderson Leo Fitzgibbons Trene Sunde Kermore George Murray Sheldon Iowa State Bar Association Kennedy F. C. Gilchrist, Jr Laurens Wilbur Hanson Spirit Lake Luke Linnen Algona State Bar Association

Dr Morton Selected for Northwest Iowa Medical Board

Dr M T Morton named to serve as consultant to draft boards and examining draftees. Governor Wilson appointed the medical advisory group, with specialists from Emmet and surrounding counties. A total of 136 dentists and physicians were named state wide, aiming to reduce draft disqualifications as the initial quota of 222 men filled. Aubrey Loeschen to Webster City to oversee A and P store for a week.

M. T. Morton Wilson Northwest Tiowa Emmet Lyon Osceola Dickinson Palo Alto Pocahontas Clay O’brien Sioux

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