Des Moines Man Buys Grand Theatre Home Loan Observed
At the Batherville Federal Savings and Loan Association annual meeting in Des Moines officials reported ten months of operation since February 27 1935. Directors Morse and Howard were re-elected with A W Sumpter added. The society listed several loans this spring and fall including mortgage refinances remodeling projects and new builds. The group highlighted a 3 percent six month dividend on shares and insurance protection up to 5900 through federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batherville
J. W. Morse
J. E. ‘Howard Wer
A. W. Sumpter
L. M. Christensen
Francis T. Shadle
W. T. Berg
Roy Burt
J. E. ‘Howard
J. W.morse
C.E. Sampora
Ale
Zinakes
Peete Daneces
Iowa
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Congress
Jin Insurance Corporation
SRD Company Announces New Financing Plan for Ford V-8
SRD Company unveils a G25 a month financing plan for new Ford V-8 cars. E Aaman, local dealer, cites Universal Credit Company experience financing hundreds of thousands of units over 45 months. Plan aims to reduce initial payments and extend the finance period while highlighting Ford V-8 long life and resale value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Credit Company
E. Aaman
2 Ree
Smr
Henaman
City League Breaks Away From State Organization Ringsted
Ringsted Iowa January 15 The W R C No 306 held open installation of officers at the R N A hall Mrs Sauer of Chicago installed officers including President Frances Meyer senior vice-president Emma Johnson junior vice-president Gena Bonnicksen secretary Lola Hohn treasurer Anna Kimmel chaplain Elle Nelsen conductor Tillie Holen assistant conductor Lena Bonnicksen guard Andrea Petersen assistant guard Anna Nelsen patriotic instructor Violet Miller pianist Meg Ella Hahn calor beerers Lois Jane Meyer Gertrude Johnson Bessie McGuinn Esther Nielsen news reporter Carrie Pettersen V R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Iowa
W. R. C. No. 306
R. N. A. Hall
Sauer
Chicago
Frances Meyer
Emma Johnson
Gena Bonnicksen
Lola Hohn
Anna Kimmel
Elle Nelsen
Tillie Holen
Lena Bonnicksen
Andrea Petersen
Anna Nelsen
Violet Miller
Meg Ella Hahn
Calor Beerers
Lois Jane Meyer
Gertrude Johnson
Bessie McGuinn
Esther Nielsen
Carrie Pettersen
Rebekahs to Be Instructed at Estherville Event
Esther Leming president of the Rebekah Assembly of Iowa will conduct a school of instruction at the I O O F hall in Estherville on Tuesday January 21. The afternoon session starts at 1 30 and the evening session at 7 30 with the Lake Path lodge exemplifying the degree. Dickinson Palo Alto Clay and Emmet counties will comprise this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Leming
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Estherville
Lake Path Lodge
Dickinson
Palo Alto
Clay
Emmet
Credit group to meet January 23 in Emmetsburg
John Heuck of Everly, president of the Emmetsburg Production Credit association, announces the annual meeting will be held Thursday January 23 at 10 30 a m in the Knights of Pythias hall Emmetsburg. Directors will be elected, the executive committee report given, and lending policy discussed. Secretary treasurer W M Townsend will present the financial statement. The association serves Dickinson Clay Emmet Palo Alto and Kossuth counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heuck
Everly
Emmetsburg Production Credit Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
Emmetsburg
Order of Business
W. M. Townsend
Emmetsburg Pca
H. J. Bode
Algona
J. H. Currans
Ruthven
O. E. Morton
Estherville
J. A. Wilson
Milford
Mr. Heuck
Production Credit Corporation of Omaha
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
Production Credit Associations
Emmetsburg Association
Dickinson
Clay
Emmet
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Instruct Dairymen on feeding and herd management
Floyd Johnson from Town State College will discuss dairy herd feeding and management in Estherville and Armstrong on January 23 and 24. Topics include ration composition, mineral needs, cow testing associations, and practical notes from dairymen. Attendees with any herd size will gain first hand information and answers to nutritional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Johnson
Town State College
Estherville
Armstrong
M. A. Balkema
Ee Ran
Johnson
Hens Show Increased Labor Income in Iowa Record Flocks
Ames IA Jan 15 1935 extension poultry report shows calendar record flocks earned 1.55 per hen for the owner’s labor, labor income averaging .64 per hen after expenses. Egg production fell to 128 per hen, mortality eased to 14 percent, feed costs rose, market egg receipts rose to 2.18 per hen, and total gross receipts per bird reached 3.65 with high-profit flocks averaging 161 eggs per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Extension
Iowa State College
Kraschel Dinner Guest Dominates Estherville Visit
Lieut. Gov. Nelson G. Kraschel visited Estherville Tuesday and attended a dinner at the Gardston hotel with friends where his candidacy for U S senate or governor was widely anticipated though not made definite. Guests at the dinner included Supt. F G Stith Attorney Fr Kennedy Ike Coleman D A Bagan Frank Campisano Representative BE J Maniece and Kraschel. A separate report notes labor income per hen for low profit flocks at 2 89 and expenses of 199 per hen with mortality at 18 percent and 121 eggs per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson G. Kraschel
Estherville
Oak Hill
Guernsey
Gardston Hotel
Kraschel
United States
Senate
F. G. Stith
Fr. Kennedy
Ike Coleman
D. A. Bagan
Frank Campisano
J. Maniece
Mr. Kraschel
Inaugurate Group Four Boys Organizes County League
The Emmet County Wild Life Conservation League reorganized Tuesday night to operate as a county unit apart from the state and national leagues. Bert Kint became president, with Arthur Shuttleworth as vice president, R O Rogers secretary, Kenneth Meadows treasurer, and C S Stevens M E Borrell and George Smith as directors. A inter county crew shoot with Spencer Sportsmen was planned, with J L Hoye E W Kepler and Roscoe Tillen forming the committee. A rabbit hunt was scheduled for Sunday to aid welfare families, and plans were made to inaugurate a junior group for boys eight to eighteen, meeting with the county group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Will H Dily Conservation League
Hell
Tereafter
National League
Bert Kint
Harold C. Sorenson
Rthur Shuttleworth
R. O. Rogers
Kenneth Meadows
C. S. Stevens
M. E. Borrell
George Smith
Spencer Sportsmen
J. L. Hoye
E. W. Kepler
Roscoe Tillen
Welfare League
Ab &Chertbership
Stores Set 9 to 10 PM Saturday Closings in Estherville
Estherville businesses plan 9 pm closings on Saturdays for two months with others shifting to 10 pm. A O Peterson of the Chamber lists firms closing at 9 including L M Christensen Co J C Penney Co Roy C Brown Montgomery Ward Co Gamble Store Gift Garden Woolworth St Paul Store Raise Shoe Hammes & Sons Conatta Coast. furniture and hardware shops plus Gildner Beck Nau Bros close at 10. Also notes a birthday party for Mrs. C E Ingvall with daughter Mrs. Sifrit hosting and guests from area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
A. O. Peterson
Chamber of Commerce
M. Christensen Co
J. C.penney Co
Roy C. Brown
Montgomery Wrrd Co
Gamble
Gift Garden
Woolworth Co
D Larson To Compete At County Legion Auxiliary Meet
At Armstrong county American Legion Auxiliary session it was decided the county unit will cover Donald Larson’s expenses for Saturday’s event. He will contest in the district meet with three winners advancing to the Des Moines state contest. Fort Dodge trip arranged. About fifty women attended. Estherville delegates listed among local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Armstrong
Donald Larsoe Edge
Donald
Des Moines
Fred Ehlers
Fort Dodge
Clear skating rink opened at Gull Point State Park
Northwest Town residents found a ready ice rink on West Okoboji lake in front of Gull Point lodge. Workers cleared snow and will flood a 200 by 400 foot area for a smooth skating surface. Park custodian Paul Wille notes ample heat for visitors as roads into the park are cleared for easy access. State Conservation Commission approved ice cutting under Rush C. Smith of Spencer supervised CCC camp veterans who performed construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Town
Gull Point State Park
Okoboji Lake
Paul Wille
State Conservation Commission
Rush CG
Auditor of State Candidate Visits Friends in City
Frank M. Henson who recently announced himself as a candidate for auditor of state and Dr G A Bemia of Garner were in Estherville today in support of Henson. Henson is a prominent figure in Hancock County and toured the state during his prior bid when Republican hopefuls were defeated by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Henson
G. A. Bemia
Garner
Estherville
Hanson
Henson
Havicock
Republica
Free Gets Five Years for Freight Car Breakin
Judge George Heald in Spencer sentences Al Free of Estherville to five years in Fort Madison state penitentiary. Free pleaded guilty to breaking into a sealed Rock Island freight car in Estherville yards. He was arrested Friday night by city officers and brought to Emmetsburg by Sheriff Cliff Frederickson and County Attorney William Bale. Deputy Sheriff Emlet Twite returns to Esthville from Keister Minn., for funeral of mother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heald
Spencer
al Free
Estherville
Fort Madison
Emmetsburg
Free
Rock Island
Cliff Frederickson
William Bale
Sle
Justice of the Peace
Gus T. Peterson
Frederickson
Emlet Twite
Keister
Minn
A. A. Albertson
Theatre Change Hands in Estherville Transfer
Henry Hower, Grand Theatre manager for six years, sold the Estherville venue to Central States Theatre, headed by Harry Weinberg. Weinberg plans renovations after mid February and will take possession then. Hower will stay briefly to assist with bookings as Weinberg expands to manage over thirty theatres. Elmer Heneman returned from Spencer and Odeboldt after business and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hower
Grand Theatre
Estherville
Central States Theatre Corporation
Harry ‘Weinberg
Weinberg
M. Blank
Central States Corporation
Hower
M An
Herve
Elmer Heneman
Spencer and Odeboldt
Local Market Prices for Corn Eggs and Meats
The listing shows a Market bulletin with prices for corn No 3 at 45 cents, various heavy and light poultry weights, turkeys, caps, and eggs. Notable figures include eggs at 20 cents for henneries brown, 18 cents for No 1, and top butcher and packer prices around 9.20 and 8.15.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. Howard
SRD Company
Woman’s Relief Corps
Rebekahs
Mrs. Gates
Fred Gates
Bidenby Club
George Howe
Clara Frizzell
Texas
Roy
U. S
Morgan Partners
J. P. Morgan
Senate Munitions Committee
Washington D. C
George Whitney
Thomas Lamont
John Pierpont Morgan
Frank Vanderuip
Morgan
Barbara Daly
H. C. Sorenson
Art Shuttleworth
C. E. Ingvall
Arthur Sifrit
Warrington
Ingvall
G. Warrington
Frank Westbrook
Dobbee
New York
Philadelphia
Jasfie Siezed
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Center
New Jersey Board of Pardons
State House
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Joseph A. Dear
Jersey City
Board of Pardons
William D. Wolfskiel
Hoffman
Jafsie” Condon
Condon
D. Larson
C. M. Todd
Maple Hill
Veterans Home
Knoxville
Wallingford
Ed Thorson
Hattie Osmundson
Ray Kennedy
Ed Sorum
Irving Ellerston
F. W. Lakin
A. J. Reed
Harold Sorenson
Wilbur Thorndyke
Ray Bryan
Ernest Huckaba
Ralph McKey
Claude Randolph
RR. Tillea
D. 8. Knutson
Harry Jones
Leon Pratt
Clyde Sanborn
Brooklyn
James Mulvey
S. W. McKeever
A. Free
Harry Weinberg
Mr. Hower
Omaha
Sorerres
Mark O. Kimberling
Gratel Prison
Kiuiherling
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