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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1935

Page

3

Estherville Prepares Christmas Aid Baskets for 142 Families

Estherville groups arrange food and toy baskets for 142 needy families on Christmas Day. Donations from the Parent Teacher Associations, Estherville Welfare League, churches, and other groups cover 33 to 60 families, with bundles including vegetables, fruit, preserves, cereals, jello, potatoes, and meat. Volunteers pack baskets in city hall dining room after a citywide canvass.

Estherville Beck Aed Ceterieikauesinche American Legion Auxiliary Oye

Matie Paine to Speak on Townsend Pension in Emmet County

Mrs Matie Paine of Des Moines arrives Sunday to outline Townsend Old Age Pension plans and organize a Townsend Club in Emmet county. She will speak at 2:30 PM at the city hall auditorium, inviting all interested. Also notes weekend visit by local residents to the Goecke farm.

Townsend Club Emmet Matie Paine Des Moines

Christmas travel for teachers and Florida taxes noted

Editorial from Babson Perk Florida December 17 1985 wishes readers a merry Christmas. It mentions a Raleigh Times travel group visiting Lake Wales for New Year festivities and a Seaboard rail return to West Lake Wales. It also cautions against a proposed extra gasoline tax and comments on recent rains improving citrus crops and fruit colors.

Babson Perk Florida Raleigh Times Raleigh North Carolina Lake Wales Mountain Lake Sanctuary Cuba Havana Miami Seaboard West Lake Wales Bok Chamber of Commerce

George Amdahl Dies Today at 70 in Estherville

George Amdahl, 70, died this afternoon at his home after months of illness from cancer. Last rites set for Friday at 1 at the home and 1:30 at Estherville Lutheran Church with Rev. L. A. Methref officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by one daughter Mrs Charles Jackson of Kekerville and three sons Arthur Estherville Joe Graettinger and Emmet Jackson, Minn.

George Amdahl Estherville Lutheran Church L. A. Methre Oak Hill Cemetery Amdahl Atherville Charles Jackson Kekerville Arthur Estherville Joe Graettinger Emmet Jackson, Minn

Messiah Rendition Pleases Estherville Audience

The Estherville Phil Harmonice Society presented its fourth annual Messiah with a well blended chorus under Raymond Minkler. Soloists Joe Pannell and guest John Bloom delivered strong performances. Mrs. Gronstal and Miss Hansen provided notable accompaniment as the program opened with prayers and closing musical selections.

Estherville Philharmonice Society Raymond Minkler C. M. Gronstal Berna. Hansen Fred Sawyer L. A. Mathie Joe Pannell John Bloom Buena Vista College Storm Lake University of Iowa Cornell College Atwater Kent Chicago Franz Proschowski Galli-Curci Tito Schupa

Elkin Bros Sale Set for January 9 at Stich Farm

Elkin brothers Harry and Howard set Thursday January 9 as closing out day for the Stich farm sale north and east of Batharville. The auction lists 9 head of cattle including eight Holsteins and nine spotted shoats, 2.7 head of horses and mules, a strong machinery line, hay and cane. Foshier Burns act as auctioneers with Emmet County State Bank clerks. The event includes a notable musical program with soloists Miss Elizabeth Hunker and Miss Nadine Lindquist and several chorus numbers concluding with a benediction by Rev. F F Ortmeyer. the program praised as a significant improvement over prior years.

Harry Howard Elkin Stich Batharville Foshier and Burns Emmet County Sate Bank Elizabeth Hunker Estherville Nadine Lindquist Spirit Lake Morningside College Sioux City Morningside Zion FF. W. Ortmeyer

Tea House of Sing Lo shines in junior operetta

Immature voices from a junior high stage gave a splendid performance of the operetta Tea House of Sing Lo at Roosevelt auditorium last Thursday. Miss SunafekiesHnnlentadler directed a large cast with impressive costumes, bright lines, and melodic music earning strong audience praise.

Sing Lo Roosevelt Auditorium

Janitor Henry Paulson Fractures Two Bones in Fall

Henry Paulson janitor at the Estherville post office sustained two fractures in a fall Thursday night while starting his car outside the post office. He was taken to Coleman hospital and rests more comfortably after receiving treatment with his daughter and Superintendent F G Stith assisting.

Henry Paulson Estherville Coleman Hospital Mr. Paulson Mr. Paulsen Mrs. Paulson Supt F. G. Stith Stith

Oden Wee Returns Home After Seven Weeks in Hospital

Oden Wee, severely burned during a fishing trip in Northern Minnesota, has returned from University Hospital in Iowa City after seven weeks. He suffered burns to both legs below the knees, required skin grafts twice, and is now recuperating at his parents’ home in Estherville, able to move about the house daily.

Oden Wee Minnesota Estherville Iowa City University Hospital Mr. Wee Lars Wee

Accompanists and staff named for school production

Three accompanists Miss Wilma Jessen and Miss Florence Chambers led makeup with Miss Helen Tucker handling properties Clarence Rogers set design and stage details accompanying staff Jane Wil ley Ruth Jorstad and Vivian Es peret as assistants Donald Ziemer Richard Jones Victor Lowman and Russell Reed oversaw lighting Roger Hanson and Earl Bagan Raymond Minkler directed the orchestra Lanterns were provided courtesy of Emmet Consolidated School.

Wilma Jessen Florence Chambers Helen Tucker Clarence Rogers Jane Willey Ruth Jorstad Vivian Esperet Donald Ziemer Richard Jones Victor Lowman Russell Reed Roger Hanson Earl Bagan Raymond Minkler Emmet Consolidated School

Mrs Larson of Clear Lake dies after diabetes battle

Opal Larson of Clear Lake dies Sunday after a weekslong illness from diabetes. Born Sept 2 1905 in Wallingford she moved to Estherville as a young woman and graduated from local high school in 1928. She married Arthur Larson June 22 1927 and is survived by her husband her father and sister Mildred. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 in Mahlum and Anderson Chapel with Rev L A Mathre officiating.

Arthur Larson Clear Lake Oliver. Larson Mahlum and Anderson Chapel L. A. Mathre Opal Larson Wallingford Estherville Lutheran Church Ytthg*People's League Minneapolis Estherville Grocer Company Mildred Albert Lea, Minn

De Molay Boys Hold Initiation in Estherville

Nine Estherville boys were initiated into the Charles Keeler Jr. Chapter of DeMolay at a Maronic hall meeting led by lodge officers and County Attorney William Bale. Light refreshments followed. Initiated: Billy Deming, Bert Anderson, Robert and Richard Andrews, Albert Kresse, Russell Eveleth, Edwin Schryver, Lawrence Moore, and Wesley Tomhave. V R Mr and Mrs Wayne Potter and children will visit Jefferson for Christmas. Mr and Mrs A L Canfield left for Christmas with Mr and Mrs Harold Clock family.

Estherville Charles Keeler, Jr DeMolay Maronic Hall Lodge William Bale Billy Deming Bert Anderson Robert Richard Andrews Albert Kresse Russell Eveleth Edwin Schryver Lawrence Moore Wesley Tomhave

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