Be cas Beh raed seventh annual Mother ite banquet
Be cas Beh raed hosts the seventh annual Mother ite banquet sponsored by Womat acclub of this city ending tonight at the Methodist arch beginning at 6 30. One hundred guests expected with an invocation by Mrs F W Ortmeyer and Mrs Roy Burt as toastmistress. James B Ted to give an wedding address and the junior college sextet will sing with Dorothy Wassum on piano and Virginia Reid on violin. Program committee includes G M Gronstal Ella Jones K J McDonald RH Murphy and Clyde Sanborn. T C Mann leads the music and Donald Hansen handles decorations.
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Dorothy
Wassum
Virginia Reid
G. M. Gronstal
Ella Jones
K. J. McDonald
RH. Murphy
Clyde
Sanborn
T. C. Mann
Donald Hansen
Former resident teaches dancing in Hollywood Cal
Friends of Eddie Linthicum of Hollywood California, former resident of this city, will be interested to learn that he is a dancing instructor in Hollywood and is associated with the Meglin Studio. He has taken one of his private pupils, Charlotte Wynatt, who played the little girl role in the movie Valiant for Children, as his pupil.
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Eddie Linthicum
Hollywood
Calif
Meglin Studio
Chirlotte Wynatt
Valiant Ia
Florida
Cone
Lake City
Shultz
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Elka Grand Lodge
State Department
Phillip Corkins Aged Inmate Dies At County Farm
Philis Henry Corkins aged 92 of Emmet County farm died yesterday afternoon at 5 45 after several months illness He came to the county farm from the Armstrong community two months ago and was in poor health at that time Death caused by pneumonia Burial arrangements not yet made but expected to be held in Mahlum Anderson chapel and Armstrong on Thursday
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Philis Hnry Corkins
Emmet Co
Armstrom
Fey
Mahlum d Anderson
Armong
Ar R
Estherville Band to Broadcast from Sioux Falls
The Estherville high school band under Raymond Minkler will broadcast on KSSO from Sioux Falls on April 2. About fifty musicians are expected to participate. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Lou Olson returned to Austin Minnesota after attending the death of Mrs Olson's mother. Courtroom cleaning underway ahead of district court opening January 25.
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Sioux Falls
Estherville High School
Raymond Minkler
KSSO
Supt
F. G. Tith
Editorial Comment By Nichols on Florida and World News
Editorial notes Governor Cone Florida tourism and citrus controls. Comments on Webber College opening, Duke of Windsor, Albert Spalding concert in Tampa, Palm Beach trailer regulations, and Roosevelt Garner re-elected. Mentions Florida trains and buses, weather, and prayer beliefs with regional flavor.
Weather lifts as northwest Iowa warms after cold stint
Relief from a harsh two week cold spell came Sunday and Monday as northwest Iowa temperatures rise with fair, warmer days forecast for the next two. The region logged below zero lows on five of the past six days, with two days below zero highs. Snow totaling 0.36 inches melted to bring ground accumulation to 15 inches and created drifting conditions. Roads remained blocked and crews reopened primary and secondary routes. In Dolliver trains were halted Friday by line blockages, and school dismissed early to allow bus routes home before dark due to drifted and icy roads. Attendance was low across grades and two buses failed to complete routes. Mrs Morton is hospitalized with pneumonia, while Mrs Lyman and Mrs Weight Jett travel home to North Dakota after illness and deaths in the area.
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Iowa
Mercury
Ellerston
Bogges
Prowa
Dolliver
V-R
Sister of C. Anderson Dies Sudden in Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson rushed to Des Moines Sunday after the death of Mrs. H. C. Hammer, 48, at her Des Moines home Friday. She was found dead by her husband in her room while preparing breakfast. Survived by husband, three sons, one daughter, two sisters, two brothers, and mother. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon.
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Charles Anderson
Des Moines
H. C. Hammer
Cash For Snap Shots Offer Seeks Wide Photo Distribution
A notice invites readers to submit photographs for cash and potential publication in the Vidnicator and Republican plus other Iowa papers and nationwide. Submissions become property of the Co operative Features Chicago. sending a self addressed stamped envelope is required for return.
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Vidnicator
Republican
Iowa
United States
Vindicator
Cooperative Features
Chicago
Wena Serious Secidense
Mrs Olson Called Home After Illness
Mrs. C P Olson 70 longtime nurse at Lilley home, died Friday at Coleman hospital after weeks of illness. Born in Schleswig Holstein, she came to Iowa in 1885, married O P Olson, lived in Terris and Estherville before settling in Windom. Funeral Monday at Methodist Episcopal church with burial in Terris cemetery. survivors include husband, three sons Tom Lou Peter, daughter Katherine Ferguson, eleven grandchildren, one great grandchild, sister and brother, plus numerous relatives.
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C. P. Olson
J. C. Lilley
Coleman Hospital
Olson
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. W. Ortmeyer
Terris
John C. Lilley
Denmark
Katherine Farguson
Spencer
Marie Damm
Windom
Minn
Chris Kregger
Minnecapolis
Pedant Wey Prec
Schleswig ‘Holstein
Shelby County
O. P. Olson
Estherville
Lilley
Mrs. Lilley
Sidles Store Moves Into New Building on Sixth Street
Sidles Grocery and Market owner Will Sidles moved the store this week into a new brick building south of the former Sixth street location. The structure, built by Herman Jensen, features a new meat department refrigerator, updated fixtures, a fresh vegetable and fruit stand, a balcony office, a storage-equipped basement, and decorative lattice work. Two large black glass-front display windows front the storefront. Perkins to Rent Sidles Building to Louis V. Perkins who will open February 1 with paint wallpaper stock floor coverings and household furnishings after redecorating both interior and exterior.
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Sidles Grocery and Market
Will Sidles
South Sixth Street
Sidley
Herman Jensen
Perkins
Sidles
Louis V. Perkins
Install New Locker Plant At Dolliver Creamery Ice House
The Dolliver creamery repurposed its ice storage room into a refrigerated locker system. Work is progressing fast and is expected to be usable in about 380 days. Currently 115 lockers are being installed with space for 800 and room for more if demand rises. Miss Helen King of Emmetsburg visited with her mother, Mrs Grace King. Miss Priscilla Booth has resigned from Bozeman and now works in Livingston, Montana.
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Dolliver Creamery
Priscilla Booth
Bozeman, Mont
Livingston, Mont
Had 300000 in Diamonds Lived on Relief
Joseph Rose, 63, a Brooklyn recluse on relief, told police that friend Louis Gorelick had stolen $300,000 worth of uncut diamonds from him and hidden under his cot mattress. The robbery, Rose said, happened six months ago and he feared to report it. Rose claimed he helped found the Bowery Diamond Exchange.
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Joseph Rose
Relief
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louis Gorelick
Rose
Bowery Diamond Exchange
New Dryer Installed at Purity Yeast Plant
Purity Yeast plant workers install a new revolving dryer eight by fourteen feet to speed yeast drying and meet rising eastern demand. The plant uses sixty stationary and five whirling dryers in drying rooms, with large fans pushing heated air through the yeast. Essterville shipments go east by freight bound for Great Lakes ports and ships.
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Purity Yeast Company
Fon
Pero P Neto Reino
Estherville
Great Lake Ports
Drake Band To Play Here In Estherville Tour
Estherville is among Drake University band towns on a six day tour starting March 8. The band plays three concerts daily except Saturday when two are held. 63 members travel in two chartered buses, with lodging and breakfasts provided by local band students. Harry Warfel directs.
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Estherville
Drake University
Harry Warfel
Perry
Boone
Webster City
Eagle Grove
Isumboldt
Fort Dodge
Focahontas
Alta
Ida Grove
Deni
Orleans Plans New Modern Brick School Building
Orlean s town may build a new modern brick school to replace the old frame structure within the coming year. The Orleans district has funds and a federal grant to finance a proposed 6000 brick structure without new tax levies.
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Orleangy
Orleans
Bergeson Buys Ringsted Tavern From Vogl
Ringsted resident Curtis Bergeson has purchased Vogl's Tavern from Franz Vogl and taken possession. The former owner and his wife have moved to their former home in New Ulm Minnesota. Bergeson is the son of Mr and Mrs E B Bergeson of the southwest Ringsted area.
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Ringsted
Curtis Bergeson
Vogl
Franz Vogl
New Ulm
Minn
Bergeson
E. 8. Bergeson
Chamber of Commerce backs junior college tournament
The Chamber of Commerce board voted to fully support the junior college basketball tournament at Roosevelt Gym on January 28 29 and 30. A champion trophy seventeen and a half inches high will be donated. A ticket sale committee will work with school representatives to canvass Estherville. The annual dinner scheduled for January 29 was postponed and a new date not set.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Roosevelt Gymnasium
N. E. Demoncy
Supt
F. G. Stith
G. G. Griffith
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Drey
Dale Ferguson Leo Sanders
Parker Bennett
E. E. Starr
Max Lynn
N. E. Demoney
Estherville
James E. Gheen
New York City
Kedric Tindall Appointed General Chairman for Estherville Ball
Kedric Tindall was named general chairman of the annual President's Ball to be held at Danceland in Estherville on Thursday night January 28. The event aims to raise funds with 70 percent of net proceeds aiding infantile paralysis treatment locally and 30 percent sent nationwide to President Roosevelt for the same cause. Attorney F J Kennedy oversees ticket sales and Leroy Miller chairs the music.
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Kedric Tindall
Estherville
Danceland
Roosevelt
F. J. Kennedy
Leroy Miller
Muskrat trapping yields sizable profits across eight counties
County reports from Dickinson Emmet Clay Pat Alto Buena Vista Pocahontas Sac and Calhoun show 39262 muskrats trapped from November 10 to January 10. At 98 cents per skin trappers earned about $38000. Also noted is upcoming high school normal training exams set for Wednesday Thursday and Friday in the courthouse courtroom under Miss Marie Sorum county superintendent.
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Dickinson
Emmet
Clay
Pat Alto
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Sac
Calhoun
Marie Sorum
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Phillip, Corkins
County Farm
Lou Olson
Austin
0. P. Olson
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Webber College
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Wally “Simpson
Albert Spalding
Fred White
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Tampa
Europe
Palm Beach
Miami
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Citrus Fruit Control Committee
Garner
Emmet County
Irene Armstrong
Fla
E. H. Armstrong
Dave Shultz
Florida Supreme Court
Fred P. Cone
Glenn Frank
U. of Wis
Stinns
Madison
Wis
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Minnesota
Northwest
Duluth
Lyman
Louise Weight Jett
Mandan
Bismark
N. D
W. G. iNichola
Chas. Anderson
Mrs. Olson
Rites
John CO. Lilley
Funral
Dawson, Minn
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Jim Welton
C. R. Peterson
Bert Olson
Henry Anderson
Art Nelson
C. B. Anderson
J. E. Gibson
Alfred Gibson
John Duncan
Dickens
Emerson
Roy Smith
Okoboji
Walter Chapman
Henry Lofblom
August Schnell
Tervil
Tom Olson
Okboji
Austin, Minn
Peter Olson
Newton
Katherine Ferguson
Weather Outlook
A. O. Petergon
da la Pree
Jan
Dolliver Association
Helen King of
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Grace King
Drake
Corning
Bedford
Afton and
Leon
Roosevelt Gym
Ball
Kedric Tindal
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W. J. West
Vindicator & Republican
Estherville Golf Links
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