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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1942

Page

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Editorial on German loyalty and foreign allegiance risks

An editorial argues that despite German born Americans’ loyalty, large groups in the United States historically pledged allegiance to Germany and posed a threat to wartime unity. It condemns disloyal bands during prewar times and warns such groups hinder war efforts nationwide. It questions protections for anti American actions under free speech and assembly.

Germany America Emmet United States Europe

Questioning Allegiance Amid Reich Control and Moral Weariness

The text discusses how emigrants cling less to the government after hardship, contrasting generations conditioned to obedience under regimentation with those educated to view life as belonging to the Reich. It warns against hoping the war will be won from within as complacency limits revolt.

Reich

Four Rubber Firms Accused of Profiting from Scrap Drive

Elliot Simpson, independent rubber dealer and counsel for a house subcommittee, accuses four firms H. Meuhstein and Co. A Schulman Inc. Nat E Berzen Inc. Loewenthal Co. of reaping huge profits from the scrap rubber program. He cites commissions of 1.50 per ton and sorting fees, while noting post sorting value adds. Akron representatives deny the charges, saying operations are government supervised under the Rubber Reserve Corp.

Elliot Simpson House Simpson Safe Rubber Reserve H. Meuhstein The Rubber Reserve Corporation Reconstruction Finance Corp Rubber Re Akron Ohio M. A. Goldberg Focal Loewenthal Co Chicago Rubber Reserve Corp

Oldest Spirit Lake resident dies at 96

Mrs. J. Francis Hardman, Spirit Lake’s oldest resident, died at the H. Fisher home last Thursday July 2, 1942 at 7 A M. She was 96 years 10 months and 2 days old. Funeral services were held last Sunday.

J. Francis Hardman Spirit Lake H. Fisher

Ringsted Band Opens Summer Concerts on Main Street

The Ringsted senior band, aided by several veterans, held its first summer concert on Main Street last Saturday night under conductor E. J. Goff. The group features former Standard Oil agent Mr. Gott, who taught the band before moving to Ringsted from Porte City last year.

Ringsted Main Street E. J. Goff Mr. Gott Standard Oil Tank Mov Porte City High School V.R

Peterson Named Orleans Town Clerk After Vacant Post

Earl F. Peterson was appointed town clerk of Orleans to fill the vacancy created by the death of E. E. Holtz at the council meeting held last Monday evening.

Earl F. Peterson Orleans Mr. Peterson E. E. Holtz

Budget Estimate School District Notice

The Dolliver Consolidated School District Board in Lincoln Township Emmet County Iowa will meet July 27 1942 at 830 PM at Stillmans Insurance Office. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the estimate of expenditures for the year July 1 1942 to June 30 1943. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Mrs H D Mereness District Secretary.

Dolliver Consolidated School District Lincoln Township Emmet County Towa Stillman’s Insurance Office H. D. Mereness

Miss Irene Sunde and William Anderson Wed in Estherville

Miss Irene Sunde daughter of Mr and Mrs T T Sunde and William Anderson son of Mr and Mrs O L Anderson were married in Estherville Lutheran Church on Sunday July 12. Rev L A Mathie officiated with a single ring ceremony. The church featured garden flowers and candelabras, with Robert Lee providing nuptial music. The processional featured Wagner and Mendelssohn. The bride wore white silk crepe with gold trimming and a Juliet cap, the bridesmaid Miss Cora Lunde of Chicago wore aqua blue. Attendants and family wore formal attire with corsages. reception followed at the Sunde home. Guests included local families, the Sunde and Anderson clans, and Phi Delta Phi and Sigma Chi connections. After a wedding trip they will live at Gardston Hotel with the Odd Fellows Lodge. The event closed with a club dance and regalia presentation.

Irene Sunde T. T. Sunde William Anderson O. L. Anderso Estherville Lutheran Church Rev L. A. Mathie Cere Cora Lunde Chicago Colege Iowa University Sigma Chi Social Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity Lee and Anderson Law Firm Gardston

New Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Install Officers in Armstrong

About 150 people attended Monday evening July 13 as Rebekahs and Odd Fellows lodges installed new officers. District deputy grand master John Law and Mrs. Law led the ceremony with Armstrong installation staff. Hosted by Armstrong members including Clifford Huntley and Ralph Cummins families, the event featured songs by Harold Horswell and Joe Bloomster and performances by Edith Anderson.

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Lodges John Law Armstrong Clifford Huntley Henry Lowenberry Widolph Dildin Morris Dunkenberger Gar Horswell Ralph Cummins Harold Horswell Esther Horswell Dale Cummins Joe Bloomster Bertha Weibe Jeanette Huntley Edith Anderson Rebekah R. H. Hanson Nobe Grand Dennis Kudsen Noble Grad Mima Wertz Chris Jensen Gilbert Amdahl Clara Frygell Guardian Myrtle Duncan Outside Guardian Dorothy Weir L. L. Jones RSNG Frank Ellwanger LSNG Roy Bassett RSVG Clarence Kurtz LSVG Naomi Rosenberg Roy Merriot

Crescent Club Meeting Planned at Spirit Lake Home

The Crescent Country Club will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Swanson’s Spirit Lake home. The Roll Call will be answered with a joke. Mrs. Chris Juh will present the program for the gathering.

Crescent Club Crescent Country Club Walter Swanson Spirit Lake Chris Juh Wil

Emmet Co Garden Club selects chairs for August show

Emmet Co Garden Club met at city hall for its monthly session. Mrs. George Robb, president, appointed committees for prizes, table arrangements, window display, and registration. Flower show set for August 22 and 23 with general superintendent, secretaries, and equipment team named.

Emmet Co. Garden Club City Hall Garden Digest Jean Goldsberry Margaret Maniece Elizabeth Colt George Robb Harry Simpson Lilly Gilbertson Alvinia Goecke L. A. Wanamaker Ella B. Jones Robert Klema B. H. Brackett John Greig, Sr J. W. Morse Ella Davidson Eva Bradley Taylor Sunde G. H. Stearns B. O. Walden Louis V. Perkins Ole Sidles

Miss Dor thy Waldron To Be Married

Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Dorothy Waldron to Phillip Wesley Jimmerson both of Estherville. The wedding is set for Saturday July 8 at 7 PM at the Ned D Jimmerson home. Dorothy is a Estherville High School graduate and has worked at Kelpler s Garage Estherville Credit Bureau and Chamber of Commerce Office. She currently serves as secretary to the Emmet County Rationing Board and plans to continue there.

Birthday Guests Gather From Dallas For Mason City Party

Mrs Ella Davidson marks her birthday with family visiting from Dallas Texas. Her son Harold Fox and wife Joanne, daughter and husband H C Brown, daughter Mrs Wm Neibergaff and son Robert Charless, all of Mason City, expect Dallas guests to arrive Sunday or Monday. The Dallas party plans to leave Thursday.

Ella Davidson Harold Fox Joanne Dallas Texas H. C. Brown Wm. Neibergaff Robert Charless Mason City

Four Mile Lake Club Hosts Afternoon Gathering

The Four Mile Lake Club hosted guests of Mrs. Otto Schaper and others on Tuesday afternoon at Schaper’s home. After a business meeting, group singing followed a duet by Joanne and Delores Schaper. A contest judged by Mrs. Kenneth Swanson awarded Mrs. Gene Harrison. Luncheon concluded the visit with many members named among the attendees.

Four Mile Lake Club Otto Schaper Russell Lair Ira Swartz Joanne Delores Schaper Kenneth Swanson Gene Harrison Henry Klein Eddie Michael Elmer Sumpter Sandra Jon Paul Lungren Beth Paul G. F. Mitchell Cecil Wiseman Jim Simpson Gloria Bobbie Harry Schnell Aileen George Swanson Ed Carlson Chester Barnes Thela Alva Sawyer Walter Rusch Oscar Myhre Norman Clarence Ingvall George Frank Ed Shirley Joan Jackie Harrison Bert Swanson

Social gathering notes include Swanson and hostesses

Kenneth Swanson and Mrs. Dave Ing vall along with Mrs. Warren Shaffer and Effie are listed among the hostesses for a social gathering. The fragment records a group of named individuals helping with event duties.

Kenneth Swanson Dave Ingvall Warren Shaffer Effie

Past Noble Grands to Meet at Zerfoss Home

Past Noble Grands will gather at J. W. Zerfoss residence in Superior on Tuesday afternoon at 2 PM. Anyone planning to attend should call Mrs. Frank Eliwanger.

J. W. Zerfoss Superior Mrs Frank Eliwanger

Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Iowa and Illinois

Miss Lois Whalen vacations with her mother Mrs. Charles Anderson in Minneapolis while Miss Emma Gene Lavereide leaves for Chicago to resume duties at Montgomery Ward. Several families host relatives over weekends in Estherville and nearby towns including Jansen Brink Barnes Keeler and Hargis. A Franklin quote frames a note on gospel ideals as a local memory closes.

Lois Whalen Vacaton Charles Anderson Minneapolis, Minn Emma Gene Lavereide Chicago Montgomery Ward

Mahculm Family Returns From California Visit

Mr and Mrs Henry Mahculm came back Thursday after visiting their son daughter and relatives in California.

Henry Mahculm California

Local residents visit kin and travel notes in Estherville

Mrs Martin Johnson of Winnebago Minnesota and Mrs Gus Thompson of Elnore Minnesota spent Monday night with sister Mrs John Hemmingson. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson take a few days at the lakes during Mr Andersons vacation from Mahlum and Anderson. Mrs B Oksner and Zelda returned from six weeks in St Louis. Ted Steinberg drove them home and stayed until Saturday. Chester Oksner found summer work in St Louis and will matriculate at Washington University this fall. Robert Simonson of Graettinger recovering well after surgery. Ira Robinson of Santa Barbara arrived for visit with sister Mrs W E Bradley and brothers Fred Robinson and I J Robinson. Mrs Albert Hoye of Emmetsburg visiting L H Savereide home. Emma Gene Savereide to Emmetsburg Saturday and back to Chicago. Rev H A Wagner and Oswald of Charter Oak visiting Estherville with daughter and husband Roger Cerwick.

Martin Johnson Winnebago Minnesota Gus Thompson Elnore John Hemmingson B. Oksner Zelda St. Louis Missouri Ted Steinberg Oksner Chester Oksner Washington University Robert Simonson Graettinger Ira Robinson Santa Barbara California W. E. Bradley Fred Robinson I. J. Robinson Albert Hoye Emmetsburg L. H. Savereide Emma Gene Savereide Chicago H. A. Wagner Oswald of Charter Oak Estherville Roger Cerwick

Babcocks Dine With Inmans In Winnebago Visit

Mr and Mrs M H Babcock of Winnebago Minnesota were dinner guests of Miss Lois and Miss Myrl Inman Sunday Miss Myrl had visited with them at Winneba go from Friday and they had brought her home by car.

M. H. Babcock Winnebago Minnesota Lois Miss Myrl Inman

Estherville Lutheran Church Services and Activities

Estherville Lutheran Church lists services Sunday at 11 with Sunday school at 10 and Luther League at 8. Young People League meets Tuesday at 8, with special welcome to recent Confirmation class. Choir practices midweek and Dorcas Society hosts Monday, Ladies Aid Thursday. Hostesses named.

Luther League Young People League Dorcas Society Mesdames Harold Carlson Eddie Kinnard Ladies Aid Chas Foster Ernest Shaffer Lewis Olson K. L. Hanson

Life as the Father's gift shown in Christian Science Lesson

The Sunday Lesson in all Christian Science Churches centers on Life with Golden Text from John 1 6:56 and selections from the Bible and Science and Health. Psalm 36 7 9 speaks of God’s shadow and the fountain of life, while the textbook notes Life as eternal and spiritual, independent of matter.

Christian Science Churches Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Immanuel Lutheran Church Service notice

Immanuel Lutheran Church at 409 North Sixth Street announces divine service next Sunday morning at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 00 Rev Otis L Lange leads the church members in a local parish notice.

Immanuel Lutheran Church North Sixth Street Rev Otis L. Lange Divine Service Wal

Walter League Picnic at Hartley Camp This Sunday

Members invite guests to a get acquainted picnic at Walter League camp in Hartley next Sunday afternoon and evening with a 25c lunch. Dr. W. A. Maier of the Lutheran Hour will speak Sunday evening. All are invited. no service or Sunday school that day.

Ther League Hartley W. A. Maier The Lutheran Hour

Union State Line Lutheran Church Services Notice

Union State Line Lutheran Church announces services on July 26 at 10 46 with Sunday school at 9 46. Choir practice is scheduled for Thursday evening under Pastor L A Mathre.

Union State Line Lutheran Church L. A. Mathre

Wallingford Lutheran church notices brief schedule

Pastor Hinderaker leads 9 30 morning worship. No Sunday school or Bible class this Sunday. Jewish Mission meets Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Master of Graettinger as guest speaker. Bible study and prayer Thursday 8 30. Choir 9 30. Norse Prayer Group at parsonage Monday 8. Luther League social Tuesday at Johnnie Johnson home.

Jewish Mission Meeting Master of Graettinger Norse Prayer Group Luther League Johnnie Johnson

Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekly Activities

Church school and Bible classes at 10 A. M. Morning worship at 11 Luther League at 8 P. M. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday July 22 in the church parlor at 2:30 with Mrs Art Hanson and Mrs Lawrence Hanson as hostesses Choir practice every Thursday night at 8:30.

Luther League Ladies Aid Art Hanson Lawrence Hanson

County fair boards split on summer event

Humboldt county fair board announced there will be no fair this summer while Palo Alto board approved the usual fair at Emmetsburg, signaling contrasting local community celebrations amid a warmer season.

Humboldt County Palo Alto Emmetsburg

Financial Summary of Estherville City for FY Ending March 31 1942

City of Estherville reports year end receipts of 311,257.99 and total account of 393,242.59 with expenditures 342,430.88 and a balance of 60,760.91. Debt shows municipal bonds and warrants totaling 82,011.50 plus fire equipment certificates 1,650.00 final grand total 89,661.50 with assessed property value at 8,904,780.00 across real, personal, railroad and utility property.

Estherville ISUB

What To Do When Traveling During Wartime

Rock Island Lines urges travelers to support the war effort with early planning. Make reservations in advance and cancel promptly if plans change. Buy tickets when making reservations and opt for round trip. Travel midweek with minimal luggage and buy United States War Bonds and Stamps.

Rock Island Lines United States

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