Legion Brings Prominent Men to Estherville
The Maurice Doyle post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary plan a winter program in Estherville. Four top state and district speakers include B. O. Custer, state Legion commander, Mrs. Floyd W. Niggemeyer, state auxiliary president, Jas. I. Dolliver, district commander, and Mrs. J. C. Underkoffer, district committeewoman. Other entertainers will join. auditorium is Roosevelt Building. Further details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Maurice Doylepot
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
B. O. Custer
Cedar Rapids
Legion
Floyd W. Niggemeyer
Ft. Madison
Jas. I. Dolliver
Fort Dodge
J.C. Underkoffer
Roosvelt
Christmas Seal Sale Progress in Emmet County
The Christmas seal sale is advancing well with nine rural schools reporting. Denmark township sold its quota of $2.00, followed by several other townships with sales from 50 cents to $2.51. Estherville reports $111.00 in seals sold. J P Koster, Joe Fuss, and Sam Woods visited Ayrshire folks over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Denmark Township
Elfreda Peterson
Esther Lande
Center Township
Elizabeth Wet
Ruby Grim
Radhel
Esther Hill Township
del Ectoo
Martha’ Gilliland
High Lake
Emer Matters
Jack Creek
Beatric
Webbe
West Emmet
Alice Martens
Estherville
J. P. Koster
Joe Fuss
Sam Woods
Ayrshire
Rock Rapids Man Takes Position With Telephone
E. A. Brown of Rock Rapids has joined the Estherville Northwestern Bell telephone exchange. He will work with the house wiring crew and was previously Rock Rapids exchange manager, now replaced by H. L. Woodward of Sioux City. A state paper report that he would be Estherville manager is erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brown
Rock Rapids
Estherville
Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Mr. Brown
H. L. Woodward
Sioux City
Brown
Business moves in Sanborn building and Hammes Shoe area
Henry Long has rented a room in the Sanborn building now occupied by Norma's Beauty parlor and will open his insurance agency there on December 15. Miss Andresen has rented rooms over the Hammes Shoe store to gain extra space as she adds Miss Cleo Hamilton as a second operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Long
Sanborn
Norma
Miss Andresen
Hammes
Mistake in Modern Cook Recipe Noted in Vindicator
In Tuesday's Vindicator and Republican Miss Alice Ford offered holiday recipes including steam pudding. A typesetting error omitted the flour amount. the corrected instruction specifies using 3 cups of flour. The note labels the recipe as old and tested and urges cooks to follow the 3 cup flour measure.
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The
Vindicator and Republican
Alice Ford
John Deere convention attendance in Moline
John Deere farm implement dealers' convention drew attendees including Del Blak? and L. L. Clements in Moline from December 11 to 16. Weather outlook for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys cited Monday precipitation, cooling and warming shifts, with notable December snow on the 9th and mixed conditions across the Plains regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Blak
L. L. Clements
Moline
John Deere Farm Implement Dealers
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Pabisky
Federal survey starts in Iowa with Coast and Gedometic crew
The first federal project in Iowa begins this week as a United States Coast and Geodetic survey party will establish benchmarks and triangulation points in several counties. Local men Clarence H. Ford chief of party Jack Hepp and Carl Smith rodsmen depart today to begin work in Marion county with more workers to be chosen from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Clarence H. Ford
Jack Hepp
Carl Smith
Rodmn
Marion County
Messiah Presented by Estherville Choir at Christmas
The Messiah by Handel will be performed by the Estherville Philharmonic Society at the Methodist church Sunday at 8 p m. This marks the Christmas season's first Estherville presentation, a long time favorite heard worldwide every year. Dorothy Ehler is director with Dorothy Latchem and Berna Hansen as pianists.
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George Frederick Handel
Estherville
Candidates Battle For Big Votes In Iowa Campaign
Feverish drive by Vindicator and Republican candidates as less than two weeks remain. Early mornings see candidates and supporters seeking subscriptions and renewals to boost vote totals before the Dec 16 close. The campaign touts one of the region’s largest prize structures and urges relentless effort to secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Thme
Eury
Iowa
North Star Lodge Elects Officers Friday Evening
North Star lodge A. F. and A. M. held a regular meeting Friday evening electing officers for the ensuing year. Max Soeth was chosen worshipful master Maurice Burrell became senior warden Wm Bale was named junior warden and I C Nichols and Robt Knight were re elected as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Star Lodge
A. F
A. M
Max Soeth
Maurice Burrell
Wm. Bale
I. C. Nichols
Robt. Knight
Autos Purchased and Licenses Update in Estherville Area
The ledger notes autos purchased by E. Zelmer of Estherville and Plymouth and by Harry Nichtern of Graettinger, a Chevrolet sedan. Up to date 118 new automobile licenses have been issued since sales began at the treasurer's office on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wra- Autos
C. E. Zelmer
Estherville
Plymouth
Harry Nichtern
Graettinger
Chevrolet
Treaurer
Carpet Rag Bee Nets 60 Pounds for Knoxville Hospital
Estherville American Legion auxiliary held a carpet rag bee at the Legion club room raising 60 pounds of sewed rags for the Knoxville veterans hospital. Prizes went to Mrs. Carl Skog, Mrs. F. W. Lakin, and others for rags sewn or torn. Knoxville hospital houses 870 patients with a long waiting list. rags support the institution. Mrs. Lakin named radio chairman at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Amr- Jcan Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Legion Club Room
Harry Jonss
R. R. Tillen
Norman Maine
Ted Thorson
Art Fossum
Carl Skog
F. W. Lakin
Welfare Institute to Help Idle Youth in Estherville
The Estherville Welfare Organization plans a social service institute between Christmas and New Year at City Hall. Three sessions will address idle leisure and unemployment among recent graduates, with two evenings and one afternoon meeting open to the public. Minneapolis educator Paul Segner aided planning with local welfare officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthrvill
Estherville Welfare Organization
Paul Segner
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Minneapoli
Institute
F. A. Robinson
Estherville
J. 8. Hil
Early Emmet county settler Chas Schultz dies at 82
Chas Schultz an early Emmet county resident died at 8 a m Monday at his East Pleasant street home. He was 82 and had been seriously ill for three weeks. Survived by five daughters, two sons and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m from the M E church with Rev Ortmeyer in charge. All children to attend. Names include Mrs Frank Leopold Superior Mrs Will Turner Bell Calif Mrs August Peterson Estherville Mrs Fred Grantham Rock Branch Mrs Wallace Simpson Wichita Kans Frank Schultz Lamont Calif Walter Schultz Estherville. V R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Schultz
Emmet County
Hom
East Pleasant Street
County club to hold all day Christmas meeting Dec 14
The Brown Creek country club will hold an all day Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Joe Timons on Thursday Dec 14. Families of members are invited. At noon a covered dish dinner will be served and there will be a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Creek Country Club
Joe Timons
Gruver School Seeks English Instruction Methods
Miss Anna Hatton leads Gruver high school English as Muscatine Iowa sends a 1933 letter seeking teaching methods for English correctness. Fred Messenger, principal of Muscatine High School, requests high schools in Iowa to complete a questionnaire on factors influencing English instruction and state testing impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruver School
Gruver High School
Thade-nouveutis
Supt
Baton
Gruver
Anna H¢taton
Muscatin
Muscatine
Iowa
P. N. Butson
Grover
Dar
Towa
Fred Messenger
Three Arrested Sunday Get Jail Sentences
Fi sherville police arrested three men on drunkenness charges Sunday. Joe Traefogan received 10 days in jail with a suspended sentence pending good behavior and 30 days to pay costs. Merle Hausner was jailed 20 days at hard labor after breaking a bottle and violating a city ordinance. Co P Blom pled guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct, fined $30 and costs, with 9 days in county jail if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisherville
Joe Traefogan
Jones
M. K Whelan
Merle Hausner
Case
Jonis
Whelan
P. Blom
Gus T. Pritton
Cate
Blom
Dumpropp and Rowe Match Move in Estherville Notice
Richard E. Dumpropp of Minneapolis Minnesota transfers to Genevieve L. Rowe of Estherville a matter recorded in a local noting of property or kinship transfer with names and general locations. The brief item records a formal action involving two individuals and their origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Dumpropp
Minneapolis, Minn
Genevieve L. Rowe
Estherville
Local women and ministers form arrangements committee
Hard, Mrs. J. E. Stockdale, Mrs. Fred Trevett, Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Rev. Frank Yearnd, L L. Bingham and Chas. Bixby are named as a committee to make arrangements for the event.
Auxiliary County Meeting Held by Emmet County Unit
The Emmet county American Legion Auxiliary held a Friday afternoon meeting at Maple Hill club room with full representation. County chairman Mrs Fred Ehlers presided, joined by publicity chairman Mrs Verne Tredway, historian Mrs Dale Palmer, group president Mrs Wilbur Thorndyke, and members including Mrs Ed Sorum Mrs By Lakin Mrs Harry Jones Mrs TR led Mrs E Stavros and Mrs Ernest Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Emmet County
Maple Hill
Fred Ehlers
Verne Tredway
Dale Palmer
Wilbur Thorndyke
Ed Sorum
By Lakin
Harry Jones
TR Led
E. “Gl Stavros
Ernest Smith
Swea City Man Killed Sunday in Collision
A Sunday evening crash near Swea City left Rudolph Simpson of Swea City dead when his Ford V-8 struck the rear of a stalled manure truck loaded with hogs six miles east of Swea City. Buell Johnson, 33, also of Swea City, was seriously injured and remained in a Buffalo Center hospital. The truck owner, a Brandt of Ledyard, left repairs. its lights were not lit at the scene. Neil Brown and Ralph Ebling of Esthville aided in the post crash rescue. Funeral services for Simpson were to be held at Swea City. An Algona inquiry continued with Brown as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Brown
Ralph Ebling
Estherville
Moscow City
Johnson
Algona
Brown
Pune
Santa letters sought by Vindicator letter to Santa
The Vindicator and Republican invites children of north west Iowa to write Santa Claus care of the paper. It will publish the letters before Christmas Eve. Readers note Santa receives many fan letters by mail. Also mentions visits by Mrs Anna Kelly and relatives including Mr William Lewis Mrs Ciston McCall of Nevada and Mrs James Galvin of Ams s.
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Santa
Northwer
Iowa
William Lewis
Ciston McCall
Nevada
James Galvin
Ams#s
Anna Kelly
End of Special Session of G. A. In Sight Now
Des Moines reports progress on tax revision with three bills under debate interim committee gross income and Farm Bureau bills. optimism grows that compromise will merge best features. lawmakers cite packers' processing tax removal prompting calls for regulation and federal supervision. emergency real estate foreclosure moratorium passed. auto license reductions debated. business proves strong across state as new deal yields results.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
Wallace
Herring
Emmet
Des Moines
William Schnittger Hurt After Auto Smash Near Hunt ington
William Schnittger of near Huntington was seriously injured in an automobile accident outside Ceylon when the car struck a horse. Five other occupants were badly shaken and bruised. Schnittger sustained a broken collar bone and broken hip and pelvic bones, plus a head wound. He was taken to Coleman hospital and is resting easily.
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William Schnittger
Huntington
Coleman Hospital
Ceylon
Bene
Folta
Schnittger
Emmet County Increases CWA Work Quota to 238 Men
Emmet county civil works administrator F J Kennedy announced the county’s CWA workforce quota rose to 238 men, with 110 added after last week. Four county projects gained official approval including Emmet bridge repair at 5360 dollars using 30 laborers, plus sewer projects on E Barnhart Street, Des Moines and Walnut Street, and Estherville High School boiler room drainage. Walnut Street sewer costs 11420 dollars, Barnhart Street 5445.50, school drain 1141.50. M and St L sewer awaits railroad consent.
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F. J. Kennedy
Emmet County
Mr. Kennedy
O. K
Gro, Keller
Des Moines
Des Moines River
Emmet Bridge
Estherville
Fifth Street
E. Barnhart Street
M. and
St. L
Walnut
Walnut Street
Barnhart Street
Armstrong
Kellars
Civil Works Commission
Lester Bogg2ss
Many New Corn Loans Recorded This Week
The list covers numerous producers filing producer notes for federal corn loans through the past Thursday. Names include Max M. Soeth, G. H. West, Hans S. Clauten, Elmer Nelson, Arley Lambert, Henry B. Peterson, F. M. Rathman, Dr. J. B. Knipe, J. E. England, Loyd Paris, Louise Oddson, Loyd Paris, and many others with their corresponding bushel amounts and loan values. Seals for cribs are being made at Ringsted by state authority. seal ing was delayed by seal shortages until count manufacture was sanctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max M. Soeth
G. H. West
Hans S. Clauten
G. Hildebrant
Uriah Uptagraft
Henry B. Peterson
Elmer Nelson
Buchels
Arley Lambert
F. M. Rathman
Howard Hildreth
W. L. Crim
Glen H. Weber
Dr. J. B. Knipe
A. H. Gunderson
Lewis Tirevold
Otto Beton
Orville Haahr
Henry Holl
G. H. Buck
Henry Hoganson
Knipe and
Isder
Mary Peterson
J. H. Nielson
M. L. Soeth
H. C. Baago
P. H. Jensen
Orvis Kaltved
Carl W. Nielsen
Jens C. Jensen
Ringsted
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Albert T. Reid
Wess
Dad
Renee Gene
Eobsaan
Tags & Cox
Cox
Leghorn & Light
Therville Co-op Creamery
John Deere Convention
Weather Outlook
C. H. Ford
Marion Co
Welfare Society
Social Service Institute
V-R
Mrs. Chis. Schultz
Mr. Schultz
Schultz
Auxiliary
Maple Hill Entertains Co
Swea
G. A
Hon
E. J. Manicece
WM. Schnittger
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