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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
1
The Estherville Vindicator and Republican issue records a brief public notice dated January in Estherville Iowa. The fragment mentions local notices or notices to appear but lacks full context, names, or explicit deadlines.
Estherville and surrounding area residents send updates on visits, theater weekend plans, and military family movements. Mrs. Mario Winterton travels from Sioux Falls to visit her brother T. J. Lerdahl while Helen Sawyer attends a Lake City youth conference. Other notes cover soldiers home on leave, relatives visiting, and residents traveling to Des Moines, Spencer, Minneapolis, and beyond.
Sick noes report multiple births and medical admissions in Estherville and surrounding towns. A girl and boy twins weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces and 7 pounds 4 ounces born Tuesday at Holy Family hospital. Other newborns include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Omundson. a son to Lieut John Rees and Mrs Rees. and daughters born to Brenneman and Reed families. Several residents underwent tonsillectomies or major surgeries at Park View clinic or Holy Family hospital, with several medical patients admitted.
A Waterloo based officer Lieut Col Harry L Sievers named as a division personnel officer in Alsace is highlighted in a Sunday feature. The story portrays the division as the nerve center of combat with Sievers linked to Mrs Lena Butcher of Watherville as son in law.
County board of supervisors convened this week to discuss ongoing business and set the agenda for upcoming meetings. Officials reviewed local projects and potential policy changes affecting residents and municipalities.
County extension director M A Balkemay leads Spencer area 4-H clubs at an annual short course. Boys represent local clubs and participate in the Spencer gathering to learn and share methods.
Eleven men were reclassified by the Kimmet county draft board at a meeting Friday night. Changes shifted individuals from 1-C Ind to 1-C discharged and from 1-A to various categories including 2-B and 4-F, affecting names such as Forrest Kirfman Everet W Alvin N Daath Brydht Loren Took Marvin C Geer Donald L Wooley James Hd Car roll Bjorgeson Edwin A Tomlinson Brice G Mitchell and others.
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