Last Cage Game of J C Season Tonight
Estherville J C meets Northwestern in the final season game as Worthington tops Estherville 49 to 23 and ends with nine conference wins. Mason City and Worthington share first in Northwest Iowa Junior College standings with 9 wins and 1 loss. Worthington barred from state tourney, others advance to Boone.
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Estherville J. C.’s
Northwestern
Worthington
Kopp
Estherville
Worthington, Minn
Jaysees
Mason City
Northwest Iowa
Iowa
Boone
Pet
Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge
Waldorf
Britt
Webster City
Sheldon
Eagle Grove
High School Debate Team Competes Across Five Schools
The Spencer event drew teams from Hartley Storm Lake Spirit Lake Spencer and Estherville to debate whether the United States should ally with Great Britain. Judges offered constructive criticism after each round. Spencer's host team included Keith Griffith and Helen Ann Ressel with Donna Jean Sondrol and James Johnston as negatives. accompanied by Estherville coach David M Grant.
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Spencer
Hartley
Storm Lake
Spirit Lake
Estherville
United States
Great Britain
Keith Griffith
Helen Ann Ressell
Donna Jean Sondrol
James Johnston
David M. Grant
Locals Set For B B Sectional Tourney at Emmetsburg
The high school boys sectional basketball tourney runs March 1–4 in Emmetsburg High Gym. Wednesday features Curlew vs Dolliver and Fenton vs Halfa, with evening matchups Emmet Two v Grover, Mallard v Seneca, Estherville v Ruthven. Semis and finals to follow. the district champs crown in Drake field house.
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Emmetsburg High School
Curlew
Dolliver
Fenton
Halfa
Emmet
Grover
Mallard
Seneca
Estherville
Ruthven
Ringsted
Swan Lake
Ayrshire
Armstrong
Esthervile
Drake
Des Moines
Youth Edits and Publishes His Own Paper
Jim Maine, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Maine, is the youngest editor in Estherville. He edits the Star, delivered daily or weekly by customer choice, started with a Christmas hand press and now covers national and local news. He writes sports scores and events in a roaming column, aided by neighborhood boys and Ralph Dint Tillea as assistant editor.
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Jim Maine
Norman Maine
Estherville
Jim
Star
Hag
Ralph “Dint
Tillea
W. S. Johnston
Linotype
Damage suits filed over fatal motorcycle crash in Emmet County
Two damage suits totaling 20 150 and 15 000 are filed in Emmet county district court against P G Gray company after a August 28 collision with a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Albert Uchytil, 19, killed. Charles Kubalek injured with brain concussion and multiple fractures. Plaintiffs: Kubalek and Albert Uchytil, father of the deceased. Driver Frank Smith accused of insufficient caution on detour No 9. Damages claimed include medical, hospital, lost time, and 15 000.
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Emmet
P. G. Gray Company
Albert A. Uchytil
Tama County
Charles Kubalek
Frank Smith
P. G. Gray
Kubalek
Albert Uchytil
Smith
Uchytil
Ikmee
Junior College Inner Circle Entertained At 6 O’clock Dinner
Misses Shirey Hedrick Marjorie Dow and Florence Schildknecht entertain the junior college Inner Circle this evening at a 6 o'clock dinner in the Hedrick home Guests will be seated at two tables with pastel flower centerpieces After dinner a business meeting and short program follow Mrs Raymond Jones will speak Guests include sponsor Caroline Kennedy assistant sponsor Emogene Knutson and Goldan Harper Members listed include Lavonne Anderson Mary Belle Barrett Marjorie Dow Dorothy Grimm Shirley Hedrick Doris Hollenbeck Janice Thlan Ethyl Jansen Isabel Paul Florence Schildknecht and Alta Thoriand
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Junior College
Shirey Hedrick
Marjorie Dow
Florence Schildlmecht
Inner Circle
Hedrick
Raymond Jones
Caroline Kennedy
Emogene Knutson
Goldan Harper
Lavonne Anderson
Mary Belle Barrett
Dorothy Grimm
Shirley Hedrick
Doris Hollenbeck
Janice Thlan
Ethyl Jansen
Isabel Paul
Florence Schildknecht
Alta Thorsiand
Ice Causes Accident in Rock Island Train Crash
An investigation by a board of Rock Island officials and the Interstate Commerce Commission found ice and frozen snow on the rails as the cause of the February 20 derailment near Brandt South Dakota, killing engineer Henry Scholtes and injuring fireman Green. The hearing in Estherville marked the ICC’s first in the town, with testimonies from crew members and Rock Island officials.
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Tce
Rock Island Railway
Brandt
S. C
Henry Scholtes
Green
Rock Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Body
Estherville
Schlotes
W. H. Dooley
H. W
Transients Held For Shop Lifting In Emmet County
Two transient men, W. J. Wilson and George Young, aged about 35 and 40, were held in Emmet county jail on 30 day sentences with potential release if fingerprints and descriptions show no ties to other crimes. They were arrested Friday for drunkenness, released Saturday, then rearrested Saturday night for stealing pens from Woolworth. Wilson pled guilty to petty larceny. Young pled guilty to drunkenness. Both received equal sentences and a similar release recommendation from the justice of the peace.
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Emmet
W. J. Wilson
George Young
Woolworth
Wilson
Gertrude Nipher
Justice of Peace
Young
Winners of National Movie Quiz Contest Announced
Winners of the 250000 Movie Quiz Contest were revealed at the Grand Theatre by manager H N Schrodt. Judges included Henrik Willem van Loon Mrs Oggen Reid Dr James E West Bruce Barton and Helen Wills Moody. First prize 50000 went to Elizabeth Benincasa of San Francisco and second prize 25000 to Laura M W Carpenter of Barberton Ohio. Two 10000 prizes were won by J Howell Tal Jey of Birmingham Alabama and Mary Hilton of Nashville Tennessee. No local winners announced. Smaller prizes to be announced later.
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Grand Theatre
H. -N. Schrodt
Henrik’ Willem van .Loon
Oggen. Reid
James E. West
Bruce Barton
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth
Benincasa
Gough St
San Francisco
Calif
Laura
J.howell Tal Jey
Birmingham
Als
Mary Hilton
Nashville
Tenn
Ners
WPA project check up completes in county
Miss Zetta Stagg, field worker for the state WPA and formerly of Estherville, completed a county check up to determine which WPA workers remain eligible for continued employment. The review follows a $750 million federal act authorizing WPA funding through June 30. Families not in need and those who refused other work may be cut from WPA rolls. secretary Miss Lucife Wylder says forty county families currently receive WPA income.
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Zetta Stagg
WPA
Estherville
Washington
Congress
Lucife
Wylder
Department of Public Welfare
Want Ads Unmasked in The American Weekly
An advertisement feature in The American Weekly magazine distributed with the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner highlights five rules for a happy marriage and catalogs several of its intriguing topics.
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American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
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