Estherville Chamber of Commerce Elects Kibler to Board
At the annual election and banquet in Estherville the chamber restated a six member board with Harley C. Kibler named as a new director. Re-elected were Dr. G. G. Griffith presiding, Ed W. Beck, J. L. Hoye, L. M. Christensen and Clyde Sanborn. Six others held over. crowd of 115 attended the six thirty dinner at Gardston hotel. Lachlan Macleay urged cheap transportation to aid the Midwest in a talk on the Mississippi Valley association’s work and regional resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Chamber of Commerce
Harley C. Kibler
Estherville Packing Company
G. G. Griffith
Ed W. Beck
J. L. Hoye
L. M. Christensen
Clyde Sanborn
Wm. ‘Bale
Robi. Knight
A. L. Buffer
J. E. Wilson
Wm. Sidles
CG. J. Mathieson
K. J. McDonald
Gardston
Lachlan Macleay
Mississippi Valley Association
Macleay
Joint Banquet Date Set by Estherville Group and Chamber
Members of the Estherville Woman's club and the Chamber of Commerce have fixed Monday February 14 for their annual joint banquet. Committees from both groups plan an outstanding program and expect large attendance, as this social event is a highlight of the year. The article also discusses transportation policy, rail and waterways, and the need for coordinated private operation to keep costs low for farmers, manufacturers, and merchants in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Association
America
Middlewest
South
Mississippi Valley
United States
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Fort Peck
Missouri ‘River
Sioux City
Mississippi
Fon
Minneapolis
Ithe
Gulf
Tron
Chicago
Estherville Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Gahela
Middlewestern
Poblc
Washington
Congress
Fei
Poe
Furnace Smoke Triggers False Alarm at West Pleasant Street
A home at 203 West Pleasant Street owned by Mrs. John Rose triggered a false fire alarm when furnace smoke led to a fire company call. Firefighters found no blaze, but a pipe disconnected from the furnace to the chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pleasant Street
John Rose
Negro Youth Sentenced for Larceny at Grand Theatre
Walter Dean a 21 year old janitor at the Grand theatre was sentenced to one year in the county jail by Judge F C Davidson after pleading guilty to larceny in the night time. Four cartons of cigarettes recently disappeared from the Grand cafe were found in his workroom and an auto tire stolen from the Wayside Inn on West Lincoln street. Dean, a married man with two children, received a bench parole requiring full service if he reoffends. Sheriff Cliff Frederickson and County Attorney Harry Coffie led the proceedings. Local social news follows with K P lodge rac ial evening at IOOF hall featuring cards dancing and refreshments. Mrs Harley Baker and Tom Struthers of Worthington visited the Hawk and Lee homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dean
Grand Theatre
F. C. Davidson
Emmet
Dean
Cliff Frederickson
Harry Coffie
Frederickson
West Lincoln Street
Prices for farm staples and live poultry listed in ad
The notice lists prices for cereals and oats and a range of poultry weights with per unit costs. Items include No 2 white oats at 24 cents, No 8 oats at 28 cents, barley 45 to 70 cents per bushel, and various weights of heavy and light hens and cocks priced between 4 and 24 cents.
Sidles Leases Meat Market to A C Peltersen
A C Peltersen has leased the Sidles meat department and takes active management this week. New equipment will improve sanitation and stock of fresh and cured meats. He arrives from Storm Lake after two years running a market, previously at Red Wing Minnesota. He is married with a wife and small daughter, residing at 608 South Seventh Estherville. Dan McGee remains as butcher in charge of the Sidles market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Peitersen
Sidles
Mr. Pettersen
Estherville
Storm Lake
Red Wing
Minn
South Seventh
Ringsted
Sidle
Poultry Experts to Speak at City Hall Program
Professor Q. J. Weisner, noted poultry authority, will discuss breeding feeding culling housing ventilation and disease control at a Woodley's Hatchery sponsored program in City Hall auditorium Wednesday January 26 at 2 PM. Don L. Woodley announces the free event for local poultrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. J. Weisner
City Hall
Don L. Woodley
Woodley
Weisner
Michigan
Dakotan
Ice Harvest At Graettinger Pit Underway
The Deibner icing crew is putting in the season s ice supply for the Rock Island from Graettinger gravel pit. Harvest at Spirit Lake and Okoboji is complete. Tea for the Rock Island was shipped from Dickinson county lakes but Graettinger pits offer a purer, closer supply. Mrs Sarah Wilder left Sunday for Fort Dodge then Ames to make her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deibner
Rock Island
Graettinger
Spirit Lake
Okoboji
Dickinsen
Sarah Wilder
Fort Dodge
Ames
Estherville Grants Four Beer Permits At City Council
Four Estherville refreshment places received Class B beer permits at a Friday afternoon council meeting. New licenses go into effect February first for Glenn H. Crook, Sam L. Hirschy, the Estherville Hotel Co. at Seventh and Lincoln, and Earl Kruse. Kruse will reopen the Broadway Inn site and obtain a cigarette permit as well. The Inn had been closed after a raid last fall. The meeting also authorized filing for a WPA river project, with city costs estimated between 6000 and 9000 dollars, funded by federal aid for materials and supplies. Plans include leveling the tourist park, creating a lagoon, an east river overlook, moving the band shell, and bank reshaping with tree planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
City Council of
Alvin C. White
Glenn H. Crook
East Howard Street
Sam L. Hirschy
East Howard
Estherville Hotel Company
Corner Seventh
Lincoln
Earl Kruse
E. Lincoln
Kruse
Broadway Inn
Herman Golla
Counci
WPA
Geo. Shadle
West Des Moines
West Pleasant Streets
South Park
Babson Park Life and Nearby Florida Attractions
An editorial essay notes sixty five students at Weber college this year an increase of fifteen from last year. It praises Babson Park as a pretty quiet lakeside place with a school grocery post office restaurant and garage and nearby Lake Wales Bok Tower and sanctuary. It describes subdivisions Hillcrest Heights and lake shore homes as well as Lake Caloosa calling it perhaps the most beautiful lake in Florida. The writer questions political leaders meddling in business warns against holding companies and mentions Lake Wales plan for an $87000 post office building near the Wales hotel. It ends with a Lake Wales theatre moving away from commercial screen advertising and adopting a pure program lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber College
Sibley
Babson Park
Florida
Lake Wales
Bok
Hillcrest Heights
Lake Shore
Babson ‘Park
Lake
Caloosa
January Thaw Reverses as Unseasonable Warmth Fades
Amid a midwinter thaw in Emmet County and the central west, temperatures rose briefly before a fierce northwest wind drove them below zero. By noon the mercury stood at 12 below zero at the Peterson home, with only 2 degrees below zero by afternoon. Dust and dirt filled the air as the gusty conditions intensified, marking the coldest winds of the season. official readings show January 20 to January 26 fluctuating with lows well below zero on the 24th and 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Middle West
A. QO. Peterson
125 Teachers Attend General Meeting at City Hall
One hundred twenty five teachers attended the general teachers meeting held Saturday at the city hall auditorium. Miss Marie Sorum and Miss Bernice Setzer led discussions on art and science with demonstrations by Gladys Mathie, Grace Mathie, Merrill Mortimer, and Howard Heidke. An afternoon luncheon at Gardston hotel honored speakers and guests including Mrs. Seltzer, Mrs. Wood, and several local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marie Sorum
Bernice V. Setzer
Toni Wendleberg
William Franklin Wood
Des Moines
Gladys and
Grace Mathie
Merril Mortimer
Howard Heidke
Wendelberg
Gardston Hotel
W. G. Gordon
B. H. Brackett
Seltzer
Wood
Wendleberg
Gordon
Brackett
J. W. Morse
James Rainey
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Unsettled with light scattered precipitation Monday then fair, with more precipitation around Thursday or Friday. Colder Monday or Tuesday, temperatures near or below normal most of the week. Northern and central Great Plains expect generally fair weather with a chance of light snow midweek and cold start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Grace Episcopal ladies guild to meet at Stockdale home
Mrs J B Stockdale assisted by Mrs HW G McTavish and Mrs W A Ladd will entertain the Grace Episcopal church ladies guild at the Stockdale home on Thursday afternoon at three o clock. Mr and Mrs Fred Sternberg are parents of a daughter Mary Friday at Coleman hospital named Barbara Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stockdale
HW. G. McTavish
W. A. Ladd
Ladies Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
Stockdale
Fred Sternberg
Mary Friday
Coleman Hospital
Barbara Mae
Estherville Creamery to Vote at Annual Meeting
A large crowd is expected at the Orleans hotel ballroom Thursday afternoon for the Estherville Co operative Creamery Association annual meeting. The session will report the audited business by A C Christensen of Minneapolis and elect two new board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Estherville Co-operative Creamery Association
A. C. Christensen
Minneapolis
Christensen
Lars Herum
Geo. Haar
P. E. Frettem
C. B. Thatcher
West Bend
M. P. Christiansen
Algona
Thatcher
Christiansen
Town State Brand Creamery Company
Mason City
Estherville Creamery
County Basketball Tournament at Ringsted This Week
Tri bay's county basketball tourney runs at Ringsted from Thursday Jan 27 to Saturday with opening games at 6 30 p m. Dolliver high school versus Armstrong. Estherville high school seconds meet Grover at 7 30 p m Emmet consolidated vs Halfa at 8 30 p m and Maple Hill versus Ringsted at 9 30 p m. Semis Friday 7 30 and 8 30 p m. Finals 8 30 p m Saturday after 7 30 p m consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Bay
Ringsted
Dolliver High School
Armstrong
Estherville High School
Grover
Emmet Consolidated
Halfa
Maple Hill
Estherville Voice Class Recital At Roosevelt Auditorium
The Estherville high school voice class presented a semester recital Friday afternoon January 21 in Roosevelt auditorium directed by Miss Dorothy Wassum and Raymond Menkler. Performances included pieces from Gilbert and Sullivan and student solos and choral numbers. Also noted were a baby boy born to Dr and Mrs R C Rydell of Minneapolis and Mrs J H McKay sent to Coleman hospital for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High School
Roosevelt Auditorium
Dorothy Wassum
Raymond Menkler
Brownell
Doris Brown
Tomer Darlene Logan
Nanki Poo
Dale Knutson
J. D. Sawyer
Schoal
Petti
Shirley Fausnaugh
Yun
Agnes Tindal
Maxine Donovan
Ko Ka
Margaret Maine
Arlene Sorenson
Vivian Oulman
Raymond Bringle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leates of
Ronisneaise
H.C. Kibler
A. B. Chapin
Glans
Woman's Club
SY Ilte
K. P. Lodge
Mee
K. P
IOOF
Harley Baker
Tom Struthers
Worthington, Minn
Charles Hawk
Robert S. Lee
V.R. Local Markets
A. C. Peitersen Gonier
St. Luke
Graettinger Pit
Council
Glen H. Crook
Sam Herschy
G. A. Nichols
Lakes Wales
Scenic Theatre
N. W. Remond
Remond
W Walts
Washington, D. C
Stanley Forman Reed
The
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Washington, D.C
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Cardozo
Herbert Hoover
Des Moines Club
Weather Outlook
Episcopal Guild
Lars Herem
J. H. McKay
Coleman ‘Hospital
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