Gilmore youth pleads guilty to Armstrong checks
18 year old Onnen of Gilmore appeared before Judge F C Emmetsburg to answer a three check theft charge after pleading guilty to cashing checks totaling 89 dollars at Armstrong on a morning in May. Sheriff Cliff Freder County Attorney William Maylor presented the case. the youth faced a nine month sentence but may stand for an eventual probation. Police Ed Case reported the arrest and Onnen’s confession, with the youth held in jail pending the plea and disposition.
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Onnen
Gilmore
F. C. It
Emmetsburg
Cliff Freder
Armstrong
Farta Instruments
Ry N. B
Maylor
Beni
Davidson
Christmas Seal Committee Highlights Local Accomplishments
The Christmas Seal committee reports pennies from last year funded glasses for children, milk provisions, seven medical treatments, 1000 supplies, PTA nurse exams, school dental care, and three health lectures. Emmet County community cooperation enabled these services and charity for 13 children a year.
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Christanna Seal Committee
Eramet
Maeerit
Emmet
Scout group preserves Christmas trees for game birds
A local Boy Scouts party organized a Christmas tree drive to collect trees and create feeding stations for quail partridge pheasants and other game birds. If removal is impossible trees can be placed in backyards to help songbirds and ground feeders.
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Boy Scouts
Market Prices for Poultry and Eggs Cited in Grain Ledger
The scarce OCR lists market values for corn oats and various poultry items. It details prices for heavy springers hens and young birds by weight, plus egg classifications No 1 and No 8 and related packing terms from a market record. The entries reflect old currency notation and bundled goods typical of a rural ledger.
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BBC Heat
Leghorn
Boiesenterene
Babson Park Editorial Notes on Rain and Roads 1936
Editorial from Babson Park Florida dated December 12 1936 reflects on timely rain easing drought no fruit damage and past costs of orchard watering. Mentions Knight Templar convention in Miami 1937 highway plans through central Florida right of way bids and potential condemnations plus local golf and baseball notes and a Floridian death tied to alleged communistic ideas.
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Babson Park
Florida
Butt
Emmet County
Ledsburg
Misia
Lake Hamilton
Highway Commission
Lake Wales
Avon Park
Mrs. Ivey Dies in Estherville After Illness
Mrs. A. Ivey, 60, longtime Estherville resident, died Saturday at Birney hospital after weeks of illness. She was active in church and P. O. E. Sisterhood. funeral was Monday at St. Patrick church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Requiem high mass by Rev. David McGoey. Survived by husband Dr. Ivey, daughter Mrs. J. B. Miner Jr., four brothers and two sisters.
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A. Ivey
Estherville
Birney Hospital
Ivey
St. Patrick Church
David McGoey
B. Eichid
Armstrong
Sylvester Grady
Bancroft
C. P. Conway
Storm Lake
Tom Thompson
R. ‘L. Mallory
F J. Kennedy
James’ Rainey
G. K. Allen
Henry Brees
Anna Loretta Carrol
Butler County
Martin and
Beatrice Carrol
J. B. Miner, Jr
Charles City
John Carrol
Swaledale
James Carrol
Rockwell
Matt Carrol
Marion City
Mack Carrol
Chicago
May Finnegan
Magon City
Charles Behr
Rockwell City
Estherville Five Defeats Negro House of David 36 to 22
Estherville junior basketball team edged the House of David on their home floor 36 to 22. Peterson led scoring with 18 points as both teams played fast offense but Estherville dominated ball handling and defense throughout the game.
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Estherville
Peterson
Ogo
G. Deim
Iveicieenees
Mata Dren Cove Saeg
House of David
Lomax
Jordan v
Rankin
Tapley
jBlmore
BUG
Citizens in City Rally Against Crime After Incident
A few days later residents vent anger and vow to hunt the criminals. They warn others that dissenting voices may be silenced and urge vigilance to protect the community.
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Rdo
Chorus members named for Tea House of Sing Lo performance
The sixty junior high students in the choruses supporting the op era "The Tea House of Sing Lo" at Roosevelt Auditorium Thursday at 8 p m are Margaret Dawson Floris Koh ler Ellen Marie Knutson Darlene Perkins Charlotte Rogers Kathryn Rogers Lois Ridley Helen Kiefer Jean Kennedy Irene Yorell Anne Shonkwiler Ruth Warrington Pauline Shuttleworth Nancy Murphy Ruby Bradshaw Bob Swift Eugene Sike Donald Tindel Sewell Mathre Lloyd Skog Bob Thompson Bobby Tredway Max Mauck Ortharan Bleeketer Betty Huntinger Francis Runion Betty Eveleth Patricia Pierce Annabelle Goldsberry Jean Knight Betty Riggs Esther Carrison Elizabeth Kennard Marie Berge Dorothy Beker Margaret Beady Robert Reid Loretta Carlson Billy Thietje Kenneth Eckholm Mae McMillan Michael Reynold George Adams Lyle Shaw Frederick South Orville Paulson Margaret Maine Marian Nelson Emma Gene Savereide Mary Ellen Dunham Marjorie Schultz Jane Willey Ruth Jorstad and Vivian Espeset assisting at the piano.
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Sing Lo
Roosevelt Auditorium
Margaret Dawson
Floris Kohler
Ellen Marie Knutson
Darlene Perkins
Charlotte Rogers
Kathryn Rogers
Lois Ridley
Helen Kiefer
Jean Kennedy
Irene Yorell
Anne Shonkwiler
Ruth Warrington
Pauline Shuttleworth
Nancy Murphy
Ruby Bradshaw
Bob Swift
Eugene Sike
Donald Tindel
Sewell Mathre
Lloyd Skog
Bob Thompson
Bobby Tredway
Max Mauck
Ortharan Bleeketer
Betty Huntinger
Francis Runion
Betty Eveleth
Patricia Pierce
Annabelle Goldsberry
Jean Knight
Betty Riggs
Esther Carrison
Elizabeth Kennard
Marie Berge
Dorothy Beker
Margaret Beady
Robert Reid
Loretta Carlson
Billy Thietje
Kenneth Eckholm
Mae McMillan
Michael Reynold
George Adams
Lyle Shaw
Fredrick South
Orville Paulson
Margaret Maine
Marian Nelson
Emma Gene Savereide
Mary Ellen Dunham
Marjorie Shultz
Jane Willey
Ruth Jorstad
Vivian Espeset
Dolliver and Ringsted Play Double Header
Basketball fans in Dolliver watched three high school games against Ringsted last Friday. The 8th graders opened 20 to 0 for Dolliver, Dolliver girls led 11 to 3 after the third, finishing 15 to 7. The Dolliver boys won 238 to 6 with Ringsted dominating the second half and many substitutions. Referee Quinette of Ceylon officiated.
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Dolliver
Ringsted School
Dolliver Girls
Ringsted
Quinette
Ceylon
Weather Outlook Across Valleys and Plains
For the period December 16 to 21, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys expect considerable cloudiness with light precipitation and frequent temperature changes in the north. south remains mostly cloudy with near normal temperatures. Northern and Central Great Plains show considerable cloudiness with some precipitation, near normal temps in the south, and frequent changes in the north.
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Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
North
Great Plains
Dolliver Girls Travel to Plover for Basketball Game
Twelve members of the Dolliver high school girls basketball team traveled to Plover Monday evening to watch a game against an Oklahoma girls team from the American Institute of Business at Des Moines. The party included Alma Jensen Eleanor Lockridge Edwina Lockridge Esther Lund Sylvia Johnson Martha Larsen Rowena Tomlin Berniece Jensen Wilma McGuinn and Mary Jane Olsen.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Plover d
Oklahoma
J W Morse Honored By Emmetsburg Bar Group
Atty J W Morse president of the Iowa State Bar Association was guest of honor at the Fourteenth District meeting in Emmetsburg. John Corey Jr was elected president with George A Heald Jr as vice president and G L Carmichael as secretary. Retiring president Guy E Mack presided. Attendees from Estherville included Mr and Mrs Morse and Mr and Mrs N J Lee.
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Atty. J. W. Morse
Iowa State Bar Association
Fourteenth District Association
Emmetsburg
Kermore Hotel
John Corey, Jr
George A. Heald, Jr
Spencer
G. L. Carmichael
Guy E. Mack
Moose
E. H. Soper
Estherville
Morse
N. J. Lee
Silage Corn Tone Included In Base On New Contract
Ames Iowa December 16 corn intended for silage will be included in the corn base of the 1986 37 corn hog contract Claude Wickard chief of the corn hog section AAA explained at a meeting with state leaders and AAA representatives. Producers were required by former contracts to fill silos to the average level of the base years or risk a reduced corn base equal to silage acreage where weather hardship occurred and silos were unused or in poor condition. In the new contract no consideration will be given to silage use. Representative E J Manieg and Harry Christensen traveled to Des Moines and back.
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Ames
Iowa
Claude Wickard
AAA
Mr. Wickard
Wickard
Large Pageant Draws Big Crowd in Estherville Roosevelt Pageant
A large crowd attended the Estherville pageant The Coming of the Light under the ministerial association at Roosevelt auditorium. Organized by Mrs T C Mann the event featured multiple church choirs, candle bearers and scenes from The Ten Commandments to All Nations Come to The Light with readers and performers from Methodist Presbyterian and Christian churches. An all day meeting followed at the West Riverside Farm Union local at the R S Clark home.
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Estherville
Ministerial Association
Roosevelt Auditorium
T. C. Mann
Richard Caldwell
Raymond Minkler
Elizabeth Hunker
J. H. Cramer
Methodist Choir
Presbyterian Church Quartette
N. H. Mc
Walter Schultz
Ernest Smith
E. T. Morgan
Christian Church
Joshua
Fred Sawyer
Shepherd Boy
John Doolittle
King Josiah
Anita McMannest
Ross Fouts
Asahiah
Leon Blake
The
Presbyterian Church
Isaiah
Arthur Bailey
Tsaiah
Stanley Fagre
Dawes Sconberg
Gene Misener
Eugene Petcoff
Bartimaeus
Thomas Hamilton
Timaeus
Betty Morton
Percy Yule
Jimmy Stockdale
Robert Jackson
Owen Morton
Weat Riverside Farm
Unon
R. 8. Clark
Football Players Honored At Special Assembly
At a Monday assembly Coach Max Lynn honored eighteen high school players for their work in football this season. Captain Donald Krahmer and Jim Henely led the regular first lineup with letters along with ends Kenneth Hornby and Billy Robinson, tackles Bud Wymer Morgan and Matt Edwards, guards Perl Rost and Joe Woods, centers Keno Hansen Vic Perkins and Joe Hillestad, halfbacks and Dave Lee at fullback. Other letter winners who played less regularly were Jensen Reed linemen Kenny Burrell and Jerry Wee backfield. Devere Paul received an honorary letter for four years of service but insufficient play quarters.
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Max Lynn
Lynn
Donald Krahmer
Jim Henely
Kenneth Hornby
Billy Robinson
Bud Wymer
Morgan
Matt Edwards
Perl Rost
Joe Woods
Keno” Hansen
Vic Perkins
Joe Hillestad
Dave Lee
Jensen
Reed
Kenny Burrell
Jerry Wee
Devere Paul
Broadcast to Night Over WHO Contest Winners
The three winners in the first district radio contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliaries will sing tonight over WHO in Des Moines. The broadcast begins at 10:45 with participation urged from local auxiliary members to listen and submit votes.
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American Legion F
Des Moines
Diffic
Agent Dies At Dunnell In Minnesota Railroad Depot Agent
Edwin I. Carder, 72, of Dunnell Minnesota, died Thursday at home after brief illness. He Served as depot agent for two years with the M. and St. L. railroad after twelve years in Minneapolis. Born February 17, 1868 in Indiana, he leaves son Vern W. Carder of Dunnell and one grandchild, plus two brothers and two sisters. Burial planned in Eagle Grove.
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Edwin I. Carder
Dunnell
Minn
Mr. Carder
M. & St. L. Railroad
Minneapolis
Indiana
Eagle Grove
Vern W
Former Estherville Girl is Delegate to National Convention
Dr. Virginia Voorhies daughter of the Rev. Voorhies of Firfield and former Estherville Presbyterian pastor will attend the national student volunteers convention in Indianapolis on December 28. She is pursuing junior internship work in Clarinda and is noted as the only Estherville native to graduate with an M D degree. The Pythian Sister lodge and the Past Chief club host a Christmas party Friday night at Mrs Grace Van Eman s home with gift exchange and informal activities. The gathering will also serve as a farewell for Miss Priscilla Booth who departs for Bozeman Montana to take a department store position.
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Ringsted
Misa Lucille Theesfield
John Theesfield
Ernest Christiansen
Theodore ~ Christiansen
St. John’s Church
Kjaer
Mie
Leona Christiansen
Raymond Christiensen
Claudia Voight
Irene Krause
Fenton
Myrtle Madsen
Virginia Voorhies
Voorhies
Firfield
Estherville Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Grace van Eman
Priccilla Booth
Bozeman, Mont
Francis Murphy Arrested On Intoxication Charge
Francis Murphy son of Mr and Mrs John Murphy was arrested Sunday night by City Officers Merle Moller and Ed Case on an intoxication charge. Murphy on parole after a similar arrest in October is serving a ten day sentence. Mayor Fred Ehlers has not sentenced him on the last charge.
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Francis Murphy
John Murphy
Merle Moller
Ed Case
Murphy
Fred Ehlers
Town meeting to elect officers and discuss Townsend plan
A covered dish lunch will be served at 12:80 and all members are urged to attend. The meeting will include an election of officers followed by a discussion of the Townsend plan.
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Townsend
Fire destroys Dunnell farm home and hurts occupant
A Dunnell Minnesota farm home owned by Mr and Mrs William Fanter was leveled by a late afternoon blaze caused when a lantern exploded. William Hull of Dunnell was overcome by fumes but unharmed. Mrs Fanter and her mother were rescued as neighbors fought the flames and saved only a washing and sewing machine. Insurance coverage partially offsets the loss.
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William Fanter
Dunnell
Minn
William Hull
Fanter
Fredrica Petter
Roben Deering
Zeimer
Midgets Fall 25 to 23 in Narrow Loss to Cherokee
Estherville Midgets drop Lakes conference game 25 23 to Cherokee Indians Friday night. Fishman scores 12 for Cherokee, Reynold adds 9 for Estherville. Earlier, Estherville seconds beat Cherokee seconds 31 27 in overtime. Next game Friday at Spiritee.
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Max Lynn
Cherama
Fishman
Reynold
Local Seconds
Cherokee
Smith
Estherville
Yidgeta
Spiritee
High School
Eatherville
Reynolds
Feconca
Bagan
Eceeees Vesee
Meyer
Covtrserere
Wilson
Neale
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