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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

3

Speaks At C of C Luncheon About Bill Young’s Wartime Journey

At a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Hotel Gardston on Wednesday, Bill Young recounted his experiences with the radio technical corps in England. He described sailing from Montreal, surviving rough seas and alarms, a Belfast blackout, bombing scenes, and travel to Dublin, Liverpool, and London, ending with caution about dangerous bombing zones.

Chamber of Commerce Gardston Bill” Young England Radio Technical Corps Montreal Young Ireland Belfast Irish Sea Mr. Young Liverpool London Geman

Army inductees depart Des Moines for Fort Leavenworth

Twenty one Armstrong Estherville Ringsted and Wallingford youths left Tuesday for permanent induction after a furlough and physical exams in Des Moines. A large farewell with the Armstrong high school band and American Legion color guard accompanied the group to the depot, then they boarded the 8:20 train for Fort Leavenworth Kansas.

Army Des Moines Armstrong High School American Legion Fort Leavenworth Kansas

Former local R I official becomes supt

W E Heimerdinger was named Superintendent of the Rock Island Line with headquarters in Cedar Rapids, effective July 10. He previously led the Fort Worth division since 1940, succeeds B R Dew who moves to El Reno, and has a long Rock Island career including engineer and maintenance roles. Dew started Cedar Rapids division duties in January.

W. E. Heimerdinger Rock Island Cedar Rapids G. W. Raney Des Moines Heimerdinger Fort Worth B. R. Dew el Reno Oklahoma Missouri Pacific Railroad Eprlyy

Local Market Prices For Poultry And Grains

Heavy hens over 5 lbs priced at 0.16, light and Leghorn hens 0.12, heavy Cox over 5 lbs 0.10, light and Leghorn Cox 0.17. Heavy stags 5 lbs and up vs 0.22, stags 4 to 6 lbs 0.10, light Leghorn stags 0.08. Capons 8 lbs and up 0.40, capons 7 lbs and up 0.50, capons 6 lbs and up 0.55. Heavy springs 5 lbs and up 0.21, springs 4 to 8 lbs 0.18, springs 8 to 4 lbs 0.19. Light and Leghorn springs 0.16. Henner y eggs listed with grades and prices, oats per bushel 0.?84, flax per bushel 2.84, barley 0.52 to 0.75, soybeans per bushel 1.58, corn prices noted. Hog market prices for packers and butcher cattle listed as 648.80 and 860.00 respectively.

s.ceelMe Hennery Bu. .S Caveneneteeerees

Soldiers Move Across Bases In War Time Notices

The column lists service members and relatives moving between camps and stations including Pvt. Russe Graves at Fitzsimmons Denver. Wendel Webber bound for Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Pvt. Rob't Thomas at Chanute Field Illinois. C. S. Case entering officer training in Des Moines. Miss Dorothy Tomhave joining WAAC training at Fort Des Moines. Pvt. Edwin Dalen on furlough at home. Pvt. Pannell stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Pvt. Billy Irwin transferred to Hobe Sound. Bert Burgess, Loren Clayton relatives in Australia. Ava Nick departing for army nurse corps. Pvt. Alfred Rost at Fort Monmouth. Pvt. Everett Lastine visiting Camp Robinson with medical corps.

Dorothy Tomhave G E Tomhave Fort Des Moines WAAC Miss Tomhave Seventh Army Corps Women’s Army Auxilary Corps United States Shelby High School Ohio The Town University

Dedication in Memory of First War Casualty

Mr and Mrs Tra Swartz dedicate a baptismal font in memory of Donald the first Emmett county war casualty. The font will be unveiled at 11 AM during Sunday worship at the Presbyterian church with special music and infant baptisms. Donnabelle Book and Eileen Swartz will unveil the oak font on the first anniversary of Donalds enlistment.

Tra Swartz Donald Emmett County Presbyterian Church Eileen Swartz Frank Swartz Terris Donnabelle Book E. L. Book Estherville Vlr

Legion Elects New Officers At Post 91 Meeting

The Maurice Doyle Post No. 91 of the American Legion elected officers for the coming year including G. F. Wilder as commander and Dr. R. D Thompson as first vice commander. Other officers named were Lewis Salyers second vice commander B Oksner adjutant Art Bringle finance officer I Nichols chaplain Gordon Griffis historian E Huckaba color bearer and Dr A I Reed service officer. Installation planned for a September meeting followed by a social hour. Parishioners and visitors from Mitchell South Dakota and Sparta Wisconsin were mentioned in a series of notes on local residents and trips.

Maurice Doyle American Legion Legion Club G. F. Wilder R. D Thompson Lewis Salyers B. Oksner Art Bringle I, Nichols Gordon Griffis E. Huckaba A. I. Reed Vlr

Infant's Funeral Held Sunday in Ringsted

Mr and Mrs Ervin Nielson of Ringsted mourn the loss of their six weeks old daughter who died Friday night July 3 from pneumonia arising after whooping cough The funeral was held Sunday at 230 PM at St Pauls Lutheran church and burial followed in the church cemetery VLR

Sternberg Funeral Home Baptist Church Eldon Dean Sifrit Joe Sifrit Estherville Oatchill Cemetery Ervin Nielson Ringsted St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Vlr Los Angeles California Olive Wilkins Elmer Wilkins Noble Gantvoort Téstherville High School Blossom Martha Martin Will Martin Edwin Madison Albert Madison Fairmont Ruth Raife

Osceola County Fair Plans Move Ahead Despite Doubts

The Osceola County Livestock Show at Sibley will proceed with this year’s program in the interest of public welfare and defense. The fair relies on local citizens and surrounding communities within about 10 to 50 miles for support and attendance as plans for September 8 advance unless a rule to the contrary is issued.

Osceola County Sibley

July 1941 Happenings in Emmet County Milestones

Local calendar for July 1941 records multiple community events including marriages such as Dorothy Nattress and Donald Krahmer at St Patricks Church, and Thelma Miller to Harold Larsen at St Johns. Also notes several deaths and obituaries across Estherville Ringsted Milford and nearby towns with dates in June and July.

Emmet Dorothy Nattress Lillian Nattress Milford Donald Krahmer G W. Krahmer St. Patricks Church J. J. Keene Lee Walker Superior William Elliot University Hospital Town City Eliott Estherville John Graff Thelma Miller Art Miller Stherville Harold Larsen Anna Larsen Ringsted St. John’s Lutheran Church Nels Anderson Frank Sutton Gene Madsen Herman Madsen Enoch Rasmussen Lindsay Nebr Mary Nolan Hugh Nolan Pierson Here Las Vegas Nevada

Red Cross Quota Raised for Emmet County Volunteers

Emmet County Red Cross Production Committee met at Mrs. A J Rhodes home to praise volunteer workers and outline the twelfth quota. The project since 1939 moved from 8 to 200 pairs of children's pajamas 130 women blouses 195 women slips 94 men shirts and 100 pounds of yarn. Open Saturdays 2 to 5 for material and samples as calls rise and rooms stay ready for continued support.

Emmet Reginal St. Louis Hawaii Australia Great Britain Red Cross

R Griffith to Receive Degree at DeMalay Ceremony

The local advisory board of the DeMalay will sponsor an 8 o’clock ceremony at the Masonic Temple where Keith Griffith will be awarded the Chevalier degree. The event honors distinguished DeMalay service with Grand Council backing. Attending officers include Turner, Crim, Keeler, Shadie, Einsch, Sidles, and Ruth Willey will provide music.

the DeMalay Keith Griffith Masonic Temple Grand Council Win M. ‘Turner Willard Crim Harald Keeler Rtd Marshall Lghiness iShadie Delbert Einsch Vermaine Sidles Ruth Willey

Temperatures Climbs in July With July Warm Week

July brought higher temperatures than June with a warm week. Readings ranged from 47 to 88 degrees as the week began with daily highs and lows summarized.

Haviland couple take group to Camp Morrison

Rev and Mrs Donald T Havil and Jeff go to Camp Morrison Clear Lake for a Grace Episcopal church camp. Rev Haviland leads the boys and Mrs Haviland the girls. Miss Jeanette Watson represents Grace Episcopal church at the convention at Camp Morrison.

Donald T. Haviland Jeff Camp Morrison Clear Lake Grace Episcopal Church Haviland Jeanette Watson Gamp Morrison

4-H Girls Prepare for Emmet County Fair

Emmet County 4-H girls clubs plan the Achievement Show on September 9 and 10. Exhibits include canned fruits and vegetables and garden reports, plus Home Furnishing projects. Demonstration teams have been chosen and Florence Forbes of Ames will coach July 7 at city hall.

Emmet County Florence Forebes Ames

Estherville Population Report Shows Net Gain

Residents debate population trends as war drafts and defense moves affect towns. Meters show more new installations April to June, suggesting net growth rather than loss. Rev M D Bush to lead focal Methodist service. Minnie Sage at Northwestern summer session with 117 Iowa students in a 1900-attendance camp. USO rummage sale planned by Rock Island women at Dutch Maid building. proceeds to aid USO. Fred Wests file divorce proceedings.

Estherville Minnie Sage Focal Northwestern University Evanston Iowa Rock Island Dutch Maid Bakery Sixth Street USO V.R

CPT Begins Wednesday First class starts training for private pilots

Ten men signed up for CPT begin a 240 hour ground school led by instructors Warner Kirlin Elmer Starr and Wilbur Thorndya with Harry Coffie overseeing flight training. Students include Glenn Larson Sherburn Minn Mryon Dean Spencer John Schley Ceyton Minn Marvin Laritz Milford Harold Brady Ruthven Wayne Westger Storden Minn Robert Moore Storden Minn Clarence Place Emmetsburg and William Pribyl Jackson Minn. The class meets nine to eleven and earns private pilot licenses after graduation. An eight week follow up class will start later.

CPT Warner Kirlin Elmer Starr Wilbur Thorndya Harry Coffie Glenn Larson Sherburn Minn Mryon Dean Spencer John Schley Ceyton Marvin Laritz Milford Harold Brady Ruthven Wayne Westger Storden Minn Robert Moore Storden Clarence Place Emmetsburg William Pribyl Jackson Kirlin Army Air Corps Reserve

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