Annex Three Victories by Estherville Midgets Over Cherokee
Estherville’s Midgets crushed Cherokee 37 to 14 in Roosevelt gym with early leads, strong second quarter, and dominant defense. Key players Elwood Kennedy Woods Youman and J Woods contributed as coach Tate’s squad surged, while Nordeen’s B team beat Halfaquint 29 to 17 as reserves widened the gap in Friday’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Gym
Estherville
Tate
Esthervile
Indians
Earler
Cherokee
Elwood
Kennedy
Woods
Youman
van Valkenburg
J. Woods
Ranhauser
Tracy
Fecceseseereee
Young
Cg Veees
Solmongon
Kelly
Valereaa
Paulson
Hauptley
Curtis
Anfirporn
Boothby
Groff
Jobe
Ss Yeesss
Huber
Ogilvy
Vander Wilt
Milford
Nordeen
Halfa
Ty Er
Mauaa
Otto
Broms
Silvaretd Frase
Sawyer
Chalberg
G F
Bixby, & i
Gipson
Kint
Thompson
F Veered
Shaw
Dogdakerdverssl
Buckingham
Fausnaugh
Bryan
Cosresessseeeo
Shore, Govevereeeee
Rogers
Ays
Packers Union To Sponsor Dance In Estherville
Al Menke and his Fairmont musicians will provide the music for a benefit dance sponsored by Local 79 Estherville Packing House employees. The event at Danceland on January 20 supports the Payn-Hellenic milk fund, with proceeds to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Estherville
Danceland
Payn-Hellenic Milk Fund
Funeral services for Chrig Anderson 51
Funeral services were held Sunday for Chrig Anderson 51 who died Friday at University of Iowa hospital Iowa City. Officiating were Rev G E Forssell at Sternberg Funeral home and Union Baptist church with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. Nephews served as pallbearers. Survived by widow and two sons Lester and Glen of Estherville. preceded by parents and a brother. Born Cedar Falls Nov 18 1889. lived in Cedar Falls and Estherville. married to Karg Town in Feb 1916. Worked various trades then oil station work. brain operation after accident near Estherville. health declined until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrig Anderson
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Sternberg Funeral Home
Union Baptist Church
G. E. Forssell
Oak Hill
Anderson
Ions City
Lester Anderson
Glen Anderson
Estherville
Mr. Anderson
Cedar Falls
Town
Rinsted
Bex
Iin
Mr.Anderson
Winter Fishing Opens Northwestern Iowa Lakes
County Recorder Hattie Osmundson reports that the Iowa State Conservation Commission has opened specified lakes in Dickinson Emmet and Palo Alto counties for winter fishing by licensed anglers. Lakes listed include Swan Center East Okoboji Mud West Swan High Iowa Tuttle Trumbull and Virgin. Daily catch and possession limits do not apply. new species may be taken where lawful. The order takes effect January 12 and runs to February 1 unless extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Osmundson
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Swan Lake
Center Lake
Okoboji
Dickinson County
Mud Lake
High Lake
Iowa Lake
Tuttle Lake
Emmet
Trumbull Lake
Virgin Lake
Palo Alto
Grand and Petit Jury Convene in Estherville Jan 27
The January term of Emmet County district court in Estherville opens January 27 with Judge F C Davidson presiding. Last day for filing is January 17. First cases set include Elizabeth C Roach vs Harker Beaman and George Greener, settled out of court, plus Maurice Edwards vs James Kirk for 6000 dollars over a motorcycle collision that killed Miles Edwards. Grand jury called January 28 and petit jury February 4 for 1941.
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District Court
Estherville
F. C. Davidson
Elizabeth C. Roach
Harker Beauman
George Greener
Maurice Edwards
James Kirk
Edwards
Miles Edwards
Maurice
Johnston
Kern
Faville
Des Moines
N. J. Lee
Kirk
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
G. M. Donovan
2Nd Ward
Chris Ellerston
Jack Creek
Wallingford
Louis F. Heiden
Denmark
Ringsted
B. W. Horswell
Armstrong Grove
Armstrong
Carl Lee
Emmet
Ray Miller
Ellsworth
Ed Nepps
Center
Lake
P. G. Paulson
Swan Lake
L. P. Phelps
Lincoln
Dolliver
John Verbrugger
Iowa Lake
B. T. Sorum
Oscar J. Stevens
Ray I. Taylor
Mary P. Williamson
Woodrow Wilson
Susie Egeland
Paul Paulson
I. E. Halvorson
Anna _ Horswell
Geo. McAdams
August Schnider
Bill Vigdal
John Whitesell
Hans Wiuff
William Hanson
Gruver
Vivian Norgaard
Well Known Band Leader Visits Friends
Cecil Golly formerly of Spencer visits his parents in that city and his sister in Estherville. He and his orchestra played at Iowa State College Ames for a Rhythm Therapy dance at Great Hall. Golly leads a top band, after a Big Ten orchestra win five years ago, and recently completed a seven month engagement at Donahue's Mountain View New Jersey with NBC broadcasts five times weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Golly
Spencer
C. E. Golly
John Osgood
Estherville
Golly
Great Hall
Iowa State College
Ames
Donahue’s
Mountain View
New Jersey
NBC
Fire at Edwards Home Sparks Small Westside Blaze
A small fire burned a few shingles at the J. D. Edwards home on the west side Friday evening around 6 30 oclock. Fire started from a chimney spark and was extinguished shortly after arrival of the fire department. No injuries reported and the damage was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Edwards
West Side
Arof
Knights of Pythias Meet at Rolfe District Lodge
William Clark Charles Isemin ger and Perry White attended a district Knights of Pythias meeting at Rolfe Monday evening. Milford lodge conferred the rank of page on several candidates. State officers were present including the grand chancellor commander who spoke briefly. Rolfe lodge served lunch after the meeting. Mrs M P Reid returned Monday from Waterloo where she visited her husband. Melvin Warren left Tuesday for Chicago with a truckload of poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Charles Iseminger
Perry White
The
Knights of Pythias
Rolfe
Milford Lodge
Rolfe Lodge
Medical Men Elect At Emmet County Meeting
At the annual Emmet County Medical Association meeting in the city hall auditorium Dr. M. T. Morton was elected president for 1941 with Dr. A. I. Reed as retiring president. New officers include Dr. L. W. Loving vice president Dr. Smith secretary treasurer and censor Dr. A. I. Reed. Elected last year were Dr. E. E. Lashbrook vice president Dr. L. E. Collins secretary treasurer and Dr. J. P. Clark censor. Dr. E. E. Lashbrook was chosen to represent the county association at the Iowa Medical Association state convention. Dr. J. B. Knipe of Armstrong will be the alternate. Attendance included doctors from throughout the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County Medical Association
City Hall
M. T. Morton
A. I. Reed
L. W. Loving
Smith
C. Kirkegaard
Censor
E. EB. Lashbrook
L. E. Collins
J. P. Clark
E. E. Lashbrook
Iowa Medical Association
J. B. Knipe
Armstrong
Knipe
Funeral for Rev Geo Holroyd Held at Arnolds Park
Funeral services for Rev. Geo Holroyd father of Wilbur Holroyd of Estherville were held Thursday at the Methodist church in Arnolds Park with Rev C K Hudson officiating. Burial in Okoboji cemetery beside his wife who died years ago. He was 86, died January 6 in Marshall Minnesota after a cerebral hemorrhage on December 28. He had lived west of Milford and pastored many Iowa churches. Born Feb 28 1854 in Huddersfield England he moved to Preston Iowa as a child and married Ida M Millhaem Feb 14 1878. Surviving are his wife, nine children including Mrs Anna M Bair, Mrs Clara Swarner, Mrs Hattie Anderson, Eldon D, Adam, G Wilbur, twenty two grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren, with four brothers and four sisters remaining.
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Geo. Holroyd
Wilbur Holroyd
Estherville
Arnolds Park
C. K. Hudson
Okoboji
Holroyd
Marshall, Minn
Dickinson County
Milford
Methodist Church
Iowa
Ida M. Millhaem
Bryant
Anna M (Levi) Bair
Clara ‘Swarner
Guttenburg
Hattie
O. A.) Anderson
Eldon D
Kevisville
Alberta
Canada
Adam
Belvedere
Til
G. Wilbur
Donovan's Body Shop team defeats Ringsted Independents 34 to 14
The local basketball team chalked up another victory at Ringsted Monday evening, winning 34 to 14. Ringsted fielded Fink Jonsen Christensen and two state players, while Estherville featured D Reynolds Donovan and forwards Darling and others, all former junior college or high school players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahe Donovan
Body Shop
Ringsted Independents
Ringsted
Fink
Jonsen
Christensen
Estherville
D. Reynolds
Donovan
Darling
Northwest Iowa junior college tourney to be at Estherville
Estherville hosts the Northwest Iowa junior college conference basketball tournament in Roosevelt auditorium on January 22 28 24 25 Twelve schools compete with games starting 7 30 p m Wednesday Sheldon versus Waldorf Emmetsburg versus Britt Fort Dodge versus Estherville and Mason City versus Northwestern Friday features Worthington against Webster City with Emmetsburg against the winner of Estherville Fort Dodge in the first second round game Semi finals start Saturday afternoon with consolation and championship at 7 30 p m Dean Warner Kirlin of Estherville Junior College coordinates the tourney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Northwest Iowa
Fort Dodge Giants
Fort Dodge
Estherville Wolves
Mason City
Northwestern
Worthington
Webster City
Emmetsburg
Emmet County Conservation League elects leaders
At a Thursday meeting Atty Win O Anderson was elected president for the year. Wilbur Smith became vice president and Harlan Hiebner secretary and treasurer. About 50 people attended to organize the year's work, with a membership drive to follow using Red Cross methods. Senior memberships 50 cents, juniors 25 cents. Local and county chapters share funds accordingly. State officer E M Wogen offers junior chapters guidance. A future meeting will adopt bylaws and organize further. Baby girl born January 14 at Coleman hospital to Mr and Mrs Mike Erpelding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County Conservation League
Atty Win
O. Anderson
Wilbur Smith
Harlan Hiebner
Red Cross
E. M. Wogen
Estherville
Estherville Team Faces Tough Schedule Ahead
Centers and guards Burt and Boggess stood out as key players as Estherville prepares for a demanding rest of the season with games against top state teams and multiple road trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Boggess
Estherville
Corn Loans Listed in Emmet County by Vindicator
The Vindicator publishes the receivers of corn loans in Emmet county. The first loans were recorded December 10 and entries through January 9 are printed below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Trevett takes new post at Stacy Food Co in Albert Lea
George Trevett left last Thursday to assume duties as manager of Stacy Food Co in Albert Lea Minnesota. Mrs Trevett and their two daughters and son plan to move to their new home by February first. He previously worked as a salesman for Gamble Robinson Co and earlier ran a grocery partnership with Dan Howard and Max Kent. Both he and Mrs Trevett were active in local business and social life and friends regret their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trevett
Stacy Food Co
Albert Lea
Minn
Emmet County Draft Board Adds Men to 1-A List
Emmet county draft officials report additional registrants placed in the 1-A classification at Estherville. Names include Robert Emmet Sewell Clarence Fred Butler Leroy Rauhauser Gerald Mein William Earl Henrick Pert Rost Glenn Maddox and Orris Warrington all from Estherville and subject to medical clearance. One more January selectee will depart January 27 with Ernest Leroy Shull named as the second alternate. Aveland Geer replaces Jahmnes Haszel who was rejected for high blood pressure. Geer leaves January 8 and Stockdale serves as third alternate.
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Emmet County
Estherville
Robert Emmet Sewell
Clarence Fred Butler
Leroy William Rauhauser
Gerald Mein
RFD
Armstrong
William Earl Henrick
Pert James Rost
Glenn Wesley Maddox
Orris Franklin Warrington
Nak
Bernard’ Jahmnes Haszél
Omaha
Aveland Geer
Ernest Leroy Shull
Shull
Geer
James Walton Stockdale
Darling Promoted to Lance Corporal in ROTC Artillery
W R Paul Darling advanced to lance corporal in the Field Artillery unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Iowa State College. The promotion of 68 sophomores was announced by Col. John Hatch. They will command drills through winter and spring quarters after two years of basic military training in Field Artillery and Engineers.
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Ames
Paul Darling
Iowa State College
Estherville
Field Artillery
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
John Hatch
Military Department
Town State
Forum speakers and topics at adult education meeting
Dr Wakely expert in social science to speak at the Adult Education forum in the Roosevelt auditorium on Wednesday at 8 30 pm on The Interdependence and relationships of Town and Rural Populations. Attorney Rosendahl discusses Divorce and Miss Watson reviews Wind Sand and Stars. other sessions cover poetry, clothing economics, old clothes, dairy rations, and a round table.
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Ray Wakely
B. S. Penn
State
Wisconsin
Ithaca
N. Y
Roosevelt Auditorium
Wakely
F. E. Rosendahl
Jeanette Watson
Walter Schildknecht
Annabell Purvinice
Glenn Shearman
Shearman
Wilder Elected to Board of Directors in Iowa Assn Meeting
G F Wilder of Estherville was elected to the Independent Business Men's Assn of Iowa board at the Des Moines Savery hotel annual meeting. He has served as association president for two years. Officers named include Pp F Hansen as president, E C Starrett first vice president, P J Rodenborn second vice president, C P Brown treasurer, and W F Powers executive secretary. The group also backed an anti loss lender bill and a wage garnishment bill. Vayne Ward reports the serious illness of Mrs A R Cuthbert of Newton whose heart ailment keeps her bedbound. she is wife of Rev Cuthbert, a former local minister, and aunt of Mrs Ray Kennedy and Merle Carnahan.
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G. F. Wilder
Estherville
Independent Business Men’s Ass’n
Iowa
Savery Hotel
Des Moines
Wilder
Association
Pp. F. Hansen
Manning
Mr. Wilder
E. C. Starrett
Sheldon
P. J. Rodenborn
Ft. Dodge
C. P. Brown
W. F. Powers
Vayne Ward
A. R. Cuthbert
Newton
Francis Abel Injured After Wagon Fall
Francis Abel, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Abel, was injured last Tuesday when a wagon halted suddenly and pitch him forward. He struck his head but his skull is not fractured. he remains confined to home and can be up briefly each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Abel
Frank Abel
Abel
Mr. Abel
Small Girl Burns In Fall On Heater Near Wallingford
Gail Caze four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C E B Caze sustained burns when she tripped and fell against a living room heater at Miss Pegey Herams home near Wallingford The small fire was mild and the skin blistered badly but is healing rapidly Also mentioned Dr G B Johnston had an appendectomy at Coleman hospital Friday.
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Gail
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Packers Union
al Menke
Union
C. Anderson
Conservation Commission
Maurice N. Nathanson
North Englis Loo
Haa ‘Gil Ils
Eee
Rmy
Hi Ne A * Ater
Estherville Realdent
Select
Grand and
Davidson
Rolf
Melvin Warren
Chicago
Dr. Morton
Association For This Yr
W.R
Thursd
Jr. College
Norman Larson
Larson
Norman
Aagard
H. R
Morton
C. Bere
Klein
Henry C
Boy Glassnap
Alvin
Miller
Russell
Peton
Paul E Christensen
C. P
Sorenson
V. E
Roben
Gerhard
Wicks
Alvie Lewis
Olson
Borchers
Ralph Westfall
Clarence
Howard Dan
Stanwick
E. N Laffey
Harold
Nelson
Peppard
A. Keeeeee
Oddson
Louise
Nielsen
J. H
Kyhl August Paulson
Paul G
Bardo
N. D
Ross
W. M Origer
Herman
Spear
H. See
Maas
Chris Poyzer
Archie
Sturm
John
John Jae
H. C . Glassnap
A. H
Robinson
IC. A
Casperson
Niels
Martinson
Lester
Brouse
Chas M
Adzinsky
A. E Ness
Gilbert i
Leonards Ness
Racine
Irvin
Awe
Dalen
Ingval
Catshall
Ralph Carter
G. C Seene
Jensen
Alfred M
Justice
Johnson
T. E .Ee
Nicholas
Sevold
Nels
Rankin
J. W Weve
Knutson
Amos
Ingvald C
Earl J
Law
Hasbrook
L. E
Harris
W. M
Howard
Glassnap
Paul Wiseman
Cecil
Soeth
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J. P
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F. J
Bagan
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Payson
G Roben
Anton Eeare
Louisa
Hanson
Lawrence Hardecopf
Bernice
Busch
Reinhold
Christian
Edward
Laidig
Frank
Lambert
H. M
McCoy, FJ
Opelt
E. J
Glen
Kock
Bert
Ness
I. G Paneeee
Steele, Chaude
Schader
Carl Nee Walland
Allie
Lastine
Rustad L. C
H. L
Leghorn
Holen
J. O
Oscar
Thomsen
Thomas
Knudson
S. B
Jens C
E. L
Ber Ss
Nder
Iris Jamison
Maxwell
Leghorn Springs
Bowman
Carrier
Bave
Kohlstedt
Harley
Thornburg
Mr Peewees Boon
LaRue
Ralph
Hansen
Chas
du Vvvses Vieseeres Mosbach
Lee Ee
BC Moore
Madden
Leonard
Soren
Welby
Jens S.rs
Albert Lea, Minn
Dr.Wakely
G. B. Johnston
Coleman Hospital
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