Estherville and Fairmont join for joint concert
Estherville's Little Symphony orchestra and Fairmont A Capella choir present a Sunday March 4 show in Roosevelt auditorium Estherville. The program opens with Rossini's Overture to The Barber of Seville and contrasts with Wagnerian selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Little Symphony Orchestra
Fairmont A Capella
Roosevelt Auditorium
Musical Organizaton
Little Symphony
Rossini
United States
Park Theatre
New York City
Fairmont
Elgar
Tschaikovsky
Bone Jesu—Palestrina
Christiansen
Cain
Allan-A-Dale
Pearsall
Rachmanioff
Angelus
Clark
Northfield News
Krause
Cappela
Uv Dp
Ringsted Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Ringsted, Feb 27 Mr and Mrs Daniel Sorensen celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a large dinner at home. The decorated residence hosted many relatives and friends including Edna Sorensen Rochester Minn and numerous Sorensen Henricksen and Pedersen family members plus Rev Laurits Pedersen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Daniel Sorensen
Edna Sorensen
Rochester
Minn
Thorvald Sorensen
Minnesota
M. H. Petersen
Peter Henricksen
Francis
Marius Henricksen
J. P. Rasmussen
Jeanette
Martin Henricksen
Fred Henricksen
Henry Henricksen
Alfred Fink
John Henricksen
J. A. Sorensen
Thorvald Petersen
Elfredo
Laurits Pedersen
Andrew Ries
H. R. Madsen
John Madsen
Carl Duer
John Jorgensen
Sanborn Adds Meat Dept to Store at Sixth and Lincoln
Clyde Sanborn will open a new meat department at his store on the corner of Sixth and Lincoln with modern equipment. Gilbert Amdahl, formerly with Cut Price grocery, will oversee the department. Grace Episcopal Church will hold services Sunday at 8 o clock with Rev. Jesse Griffith of Davenport leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sanborn
Sixth and
Lincoln
Gilbert Amdahl
Cut Price
Grace Episcopal Church
Jesse Griffith
Davenport
Bihop
Viera Will Ibe
Dead carrier pigeon found by Rainey with band NPA-31 F 29824
Mrs. James Rainey received a dead pigeon yesterday from Otis a Springer spaniel belonging to Miss Mary Jeannette Rainey a University of Minnesota student. The bird bore a band NPA 31 F 29824 and was reportedly shot. Rainey has turned the band to J L Hoye who will contact the NPA to locate the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rainey
Otis
Mary Jeannette Rainey
University of Minnesota
NPA
Dr Leslie Hill Dies After Illness in Sioux Falls
Dr Leslie G Hill 67 longtime Estherville eye ear nose throat specialist died Saturday morning in a Sioux Falls hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral held Monday at 11 in Sioux Falls cemetery burial followed. Survived by his wife and two daughters Dorothy Hill and Helen Strang. He served on the South Dakota Board of Health and Board of Medical Examiners and held posts in Sioux Falls. In 1930 he came to Estherville from Newton and later moved to Sioux Falls for medical care. His colleagues Dr M T Morton Estherville Dr J P Knipe Armstrong and Dr Kirkegaard Ringsted attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Morton
Estherville
J. P. Knipe
Armstrong
Kirkegaard
Ringsted
Sioux Falls
L. G. Hill
Hill
Newton
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
South Dakota
South Dakota Board of Health and the Board of Medical Examiners
Dorothy Hill
Helen Strang
Methodist Choir Wins First in Music Contest
The Methodist Episcopal church morning choir of 45 voices won first place in class A at a district music contest in Algona. The event featured massed choirs, small groups, and a male quartet. results determine eligibility for the April 15 conference contest at Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Algona
Storm Lake
Grant Christensen
Earl Josten
Wayne Huntsinger
Tone Kately
Dorothy Latchem
Leo Kucinski
Morningside Colege
Sioux City
Sioux City Symphony Orchestra
Monahan
Estherville
Armstrong
Kucinski
Boughton
Paul MacCollin
Music Conservatory of Music At
Morningside
Klopp Announces Reelection Candidacy for County Auditor
Miss Dorothy Klopp, county auditor, announces candidacy for reelection in Emmet County. She notes efficient service and broad support built during her terms, including work as deputy under her father J. J. Klopp and later as principal. Mr. Klopp died last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Klopp
Emmet
Miss Klopp
J. J. Klopp
Log Cabin Plan for Spencer Boy Scouts
If authority is secured a log cabin forty by sixty feet will be built at Spencer for the use of boy scouts. The building will be erected on woolth sand belonging to the Spencer Golf and Country Club, directly opposite the golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Spencer Golf and Country Club
Ringsted man sentenced for grand larceny guitar theft
Otis Haukoos pleaded guilty to stealing a guitar valued over 20 dollars from Clarence Egeland’s car on February 15 in Ringsted. Before Judge Heald at Spirit Lake he received a one year jail term and was ordered to pay the costs of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Haukoos
Ringsted
Clarence Egeland
Heald
Spirit Lake
Haukoos
Youths Sentenced for Stealing Seven Chickens
Floyd Brady 15 and Lawrence Freed 19 were sentenced after pleading guilty to stealing seven chickens from Ramon Sanches. Freed received six months in county jail with all but one month suspended. Brady, paroled from Eldora state industrial school, had his parole revoked and will be returned there until age 21. The theft occurred Saturday night and the birds were traced to the Freed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brady
Lawrence (Buck) Freed
Heald
Spirit Lake
Brady
State Industria
Eldora
Ramon Sanchez
Clark Announces Candidacy for Estherville School Board
William S. Clark announces his candidacy for the Estherville school board vacancy to be filled this year. Election is Monday March 12, with filing closed Friday noon March 2. George Robb retires from board after twelve years. H. E. Nathanson's treasurer term expires and he may seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Clark
Estherville
George Robb
H. E. Nathanson
Temperature Drops Below Zero Across Northwest
Sub-zero cold returns as a piercing west by southwest wind keeps relief at bay. Observed weekly highs and lows show a cold stretch from February 24 to February 26 with temperatures ranging from 15 to -10. The forecast calls for fair yet cold conditions early in the week with some precipitation later. Mr and Mrs George Harmond of Hopkins Minn visit Estherville with Mrs Matt Mathson and Henry Rele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Peterson
George Harmond
Hopkins, Minn
Matt Mathson
Henry Rele
Hopkins
Estherville
Little Symphony to Give Concert in Graettinger
Estherville's Little Symphony under Richard Caldwell will perform tonight at 8 at the Hawkeye theatre in Graettinger under the Graettinger PTA. The 25‑member orchestra will present a varied program of grand and light opera with tenor soloist Dr. T. C. Mann performing several solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Little Symphony Orchestra
Richard Caldwell
Graettinger
Parent-Teacher Association of Graaettinger
Hawkeye Theatre
T. C. Mann
Closing Out Sale At Frank Johnson Farm
Frank H Johnson offers a farm sale three miles west and one mile north of Superior on Friday March 2. Highlights include 16 horses with mares in foal, young stock from one to four years, 43 cattle with 21 Shorthorn milch cows, 12 sheep, 73 hogs including 9 Spotted Poland China brood sows, and a near complete line of farm machinery. Auctioneers Foshier and Burns. Emmet County State Bank of Estherville clerk. details in Vindicator and Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Johnson
Superior
Poland
China
The
Vindicator and Republican
Foshier
Burns
Emmet County State Bank
Estherville
Houseman sale of Poland China sows averages $23
Sixty one head of purebred Poland China brood sows sold Wednesday by Clayton Houseman at his annual bred sow sale averaged $23, ten dollars higher than a year ago. The top was $28.50 paid for each of four of the big black beauties. Buyers at the sale came from Estherville, Truman, Minn., Fairmont, Minn., Alpha, Minn., Lone Rock, Algona, Burt, Fenton, Ringsted, Ledyard and Armstrong. One party from Lone Rock took home two head with him. The sale was cited by H. 8. Duncan of Creston, and Geo. Kinderknecht of Ringsted. Lloyd Helgason was clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Clayton Houseman
Estherville
Truman
Minn
Fairmont
Alpha
Lone Rock
Algona
Burt
Fenton
Ringsted
Ledyard
Armstrong
H. 8. Duncan
Creston
Geo. Kinderknecht
Lloyd Helgason
Pageant Arranged by Emma Gaarde At Litchfield High
Mr and Mrs H A Gaarde travel to Litchfield Minnesota for a pageant at the high school directed by daughter Miss Emma Gaarde the schools music teacher also tied to McPail School of Music in Minneapolis The Louisiana Show boat is a southern musical pageant Jess Cox of Estherville contributed scenery painting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gaarde
Litchfield
Minn
Emma Gaarde
Miss Gaarde
McPail School of Music
Minneapolis
Jess Cox
Esthervile
Bird Study Club Meets Tonight at Library
The Bird Study club meets at 7 30 tonight in the public library rest room with B O Walden as president. Miss Jeanette Watson, junior college instructor, will give a talk during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Walden
Jeanette Watson
Mrs Emma Karina Wickie Skie Passes at 58
Emma Karina Wickie Skie 58 mother of Mrs Sam Gangestad of Halfa died Saturday at her daughter's home from diabetes. Born June 19 1875 in Norway she came to Ameridh in 1906 and lived in the Gangestad home. Body taken to Eagle Grove for burial after 1:30 service conducted by Rev Syverson formerly of Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Karina Wickie Skie
Sam Gangestad
Halfa
Skie
Norway
Ameridh
Gangestad
Bod
Junere
Uerdea
Wee Ee
Eagle Grove
Syverson
Armstrong
Piano Students to Play Solos at Armstrong
Miss Marie Robinson and Miss Betty Blazer, students of Mrs. George Robinson, will travel to Armstrong Wednesday morning for a general assembly at Armstrong High School. Each will perform two piano solos, Robinson playing Autumn and Elegie, Blazer choosing Lolita and Dora Belle. Mrs. Robinson will accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Robinson
Betty Blazer
George Robinson
Armstrong
Armstrong High School
Ford service men attend Estherville instruction meeting
Pat McQuiston of Ford Motor Company led a school of instruction at the Gardston Hotel in Estherville last night. About 25 Ford service men from Estherville Bancroft Spencer Terris and nearby towns attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McQuiston
Ford Motor Company
Estherville
Gardston
Ford Service
Bancroft
Spencer
Terris
Free Methodist Church Starts Special Meetings in Estherville
The Rev. O L Mossman of Marshalltown opens a series of meetings at the Free Methodist church in Estherville tonight at 7 30 and continuing for several nights. Mossman is described as an experienced, worthwhile speaker. Local families note births and a death in Nebr. George Schaad’s brother William Simar, 68, died in Oriel, Nebraska, after living in Atkinson with his mother who died in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Mossman
Marshalltown
Estherville
Free Methodist Church
Mossman
William Simar
George Schaad
Oriel
Nebr
Simar
Atkinson
Mrs. Amanda J. Sharar dies at 87 pioneer settler of Emmet County
Amanda J. Sharar 87 long-time Emmet County pioneer dies after weeks of illness at 1 30 a m in Estherville at the Bombarger home. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Bombarger and five sons Earnest Byron Fred Joseph and Raymond with homes across California Minnesota and Iowa. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Bombarger home then at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev F W Ortmeyer. Burial in Fair Haven cemetery Orange California. Preceded in death by husband ten years earlier. Half brother Tom Johnson and Aaron Johnson and half sister Mrs Maud Heffren also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda J. Sharar
Emmet County
Frank Bombarger
South Seventh Street
California
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. W. Ortmeyer
Fair Haven Cemetery
Orange
Calif
Sharar
Estherville
Earnest
Fullerton
Byron
Fred
Dunnell Minn
Emmet County CWA Projects Boost Jobs Amid Reductions
The county reports two rounds of federal work reductions cutting 45 workers, while starting Monday 249 men and 12 women were employed for 15 hours on diverse projects across Estherville Armstrong Ringsted and surrounding areas. Included are sewer and school repairs, road graveling, bridge work, terracing, and office support with nine more Emmet county workers on federal projects elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Emmet
Estherville
Armstrong
Jackson
Lincoln
McKinley
Knoxville
Oehrlein Called Away By Uncle Simon Lauter Death
William Oehrlein learned Sunday of the death of his uncle Simon Lauter 85 a Minneapolis Civil War veteran in poor health two years. He went to St Paul to stay with his daughter Mrs B R Gendron who will accompany him to the funeral Wednesday afternoon and plans to return to Estherville later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oehrlein
Simon Lauter
Minneapolis
Oehrlein
St. Paul
Estherville creamery to install new well amid drought
Unexpected difficulties force Estherville Co operative creamery to drill a replacement well as the old source fails in dry years. Thorpe brothers of Des Moines are finishing a new well at Ft Defiance state park. In Armstrong an order revokes L A Horswell’s beer permit after a guilty plea for selling to minors. Judge George A Heald imposed a jail term and a 300 dollar fine, suspended except for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Co-operative Creamery
Thorpe Brothers
Des Moines
Ft. Defiance State Park
Armstrong
L. A. Horswell
Horswell
George A. Heald
Heald
A Wold Early Settler Dies in Estherville
Art Wold aged 70 died Saturday night at 8 o'clock at his home after weeks of illness. An Estherville resident since 1882 he came from Winneshiek county and did masonry work. Survived by two brothers Theodore and Otto and two sisters Belle Wold and Tillie Shufflet. Funeral at Sternberg chapel today at 2 with Rev L A Mathie officiating and burial at Swan Lake cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wold
Estherville
Winneshiek County
Mr. Wold
Belle Wold
Otto
Lincoln Street
Sternberg Chapel
L. A. Mathie
Estherville Lutheran Church
Swan Lake
Theodore
Tillie Shufflet
National Reemployment Service Opens Free Worker Canteen
The National Reemployment Service, serving private industry since August 1933, reports over 10,000 skilled workers reemployed. Employers gain from free access to lists of highly skilled registrants, with要求s for river workers and specialized roles such as core drill operators, dredge runners, and pile driver engineers. Local offices provide labor clearance sheets to employers and advise on using these registries for public works contracts across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiontr 2 Radapenigalgview
Hsts
Little Girl Has Close Escape From Death
Jane Kilgore two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyie Kilgore is in Coleman hospital recovering from burns to mouth tongue and throat after accidentally drinking carbolic acid yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred about 2 o clock when she climbed onto a sewing machine to reach a medicine cabinet. Mrs Kilgore had gone outside for water and found Jane unconscious upon return. She was rushed to hospital where her stomach was washed twice. Dr J P Clark and Dr A T Reed attend and report she is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kilgore
Lyie Kilgore
Coleman Hospital
Jane Wise
Jane
Kilgore
Boosters Beat Harlem Globe Trotters On Local Floor
Estherville Boosters snapped a winning streak with a 28 to 19 victory over the Harlem Globe Trotters on Roosevelt floor. Without two regulars, Max Lynn and Parker Bennett, substitutes filled in as Coach Marsh and Terris and Hutchinson guided a strong defensive effort. The crowd saw a tight battle with Estherville leading 7-5 after the first quarter and 7-7 at halftime, then pulling away in the final period to hand the famous team its first defeat in six straight games. Rockne Bros and Mr. Clark announce a closing sale of Guernsey cows, horses, and farm gear on Tuesday March 6 at the North Side dairy near the WNAX station. see Thursday Vindicator and Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Farguson
Estherville Boosters
Harlem Globe Trotters
Roosevelt
Trotters
Storz Brewers
Omaha
Max Lynn
Parker Bennett
Marsh
Terris
Hutchinson
Spencer
Estherville
Harlem Boys
Esthervile
Roosters
North Superior Independents
Petersburg
Estherville Municpal
Rockne Bros
Clark
North Side
WNAX
Vindicator
Republican
Basketball Tournament Opens in Estherville This Week
Estherville hosts this year's high school sectional basketball tournament Thursday through Saturday. Opening night features class B games with Estherville facing Armstrong and Excelsoir meeting Halfy. Class A action includes Spirit Lake versus Graet toger, with a potential final between Estherville and Spirit Lake Saturday. Chamber of Commerce aids advance ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Farguson
Estherville
Armstrong
Spirit Lake
Hoyle
Chamber of Commerce
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Sanborn
Meat Dept
Rainey
Leslie Hill
Methodist Choir
By Ren T. Reid
Mie Rei
Amzvne, A
Saimirg Yanaoty
Weather Outlook
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
Fran HK
Houseman
Bird Study
Gangsted Mother
V-R
Representative of
Motor Co
M.r. Walter Crowell
George Washington
Glendale
Harold Lough
Marilyn John
Visalia
L. Lough
Geo. Augtiv
Wes
A. Sharar
M. E
WM. Oehrlein
Uncle
Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Max Schmeling
Hamas
Jay Critics
A. Wold
Boosters
Ayrshire
Dolliver
Excelsior
Harris
Lake Park Battle
Ruthven
North Superior
Graettoger
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