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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1932

Page

4

Death Entered Larson Family Twice In Week

A second tragedy struck the Larson family as A L Larson died in Milwaukee at 53 after a fall during a car exit. He was en route to Oelwein for his mother E Larson’s funeral and died of brain concussion. Funeral services were held in Muskegon.

Fred Larson A. L. Larson Milwaukee Wis Larson Muskegon Oelwein E. Larson Romaine Collins Estherville Wm. Tate Wm. Larson Reginald Larson G. L. Collins Ocelwein

William Ward Dies in Chicago After Stroke

William P. Ward 90 of Clarendon Hills Chicago and Estherville native died after an apoplectic stroke suffered July 7 while walking home from Clarendon station. He served as superintendent of the B C R R with headquarters here for eight years and is survived by two daughters Mrs Baxter and Miss Bessie Ward and a son, all of Chicago.

William P. Ward Clarendon Hills Chicago Estherville Clarendon Station Ward L. L. Baxter England Canada Susan Alin Neoga Ill

Conference to Open July 21 at Lake Okoboji

The annual Lake Okoboji Bible conference runs July 31 to August 7 at the Methodist camp with visitors from Estherville Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishops Chitambar, McGee and Leete headlined talks. local clergy to lead daily prayers. attendance includes leaders from India, St Paul, and Omaha.

Lake Okoboji Estherville Methodist Episcopal Church Jashwant Rao Chitambar Jubbulpore India J. Ralph McGee St. Paul F. D. Leete Omaha Chitamber

Emmet County Folks Attend Family Reunion

Ft. Defiance state park hosts the 1933 Brujeld Skrenes reunion as about 200 family members from Estherville Wallingford and nearby towns gather. Officers Lloyd Refeell and Oscar Peterson elected. Notables include Mrs Olson 77 oldest and infants among attendees.

Ft. Defiance State Park Brujeld-Skrenes Blue Earth Minn Minnesota Lloyd Refeell Minneapolis Oscar Peterson Estherville Lars Fransdal L. E. Berg Thea Munson

Heat Wave Continues With High Temperatures in Estherville

Persistent heat keeps Estherville above 90 degrees for three weeks as daily highs peak near 99. Forecasts predict no relief, with warmer conditions expected for north and northeastern Iowa. nearby towns report lower and higher readings, while rain Monday provides brief relief.

Estherville Ft. Dodge Inwood Forest City Boone Omaha Iowa A. QO. Peterson

Beacon City Plan Gains Reader Support for World’s Fair Trip

The Vindicator and Republican report Beacon City plan for Century of Progress draws strong reader approval. Investors note every accommodation at low cost while securing safety and enjoyment. The cooperative effort by Beacon City, Elder & Shannon, and the newspaper eliminates extra promotion costs. Free Question and Answer booklets explain Beacon City memberships.

Announ Century of Progress Chicago Beacon Organization Elder Beacon City

Farm Union Local to Hold Meeting Friday

The West Riverside local of the Farm Union will meet Friday evening at the W. B. Clark home. It is a regular meeting with discussion on the present policy of pages of advice for farmers but not one cent for profit. The ladies will assist Mrs. Clark in refreshments and a large attendance is desired.

West Riverside Parm Union W. 8. Clark

Three Divorce Actions Filed for August Term

Three divorce actions head the Emmet county court August term under Judge Geo. A. Heald. Plaintiffs are Jennie Sutton Floyd Button Murl E. Midthun Hanney James H. Hanney Barbara A. Conkey Charles F. Conkey. Chas. Wilson will spend summer here after Iowa City studies.

Emmet County Geo. A. Heald Jennie Sutton Floyd Button Murl E. Midthun Hanney Eas James H. Hanney Barbara A. Conkey Charles F. Conkey Gummer Chas. Wilson Iowa City M. Wilson University of Iowa

Robbery at Cut Price grocery steals thirty one dollars

An unknown person gained entry through the rear door of the Cut Price grocery last Wednesday night and stole $31 from the cash registers. The door was barred by a wooden prop and jiggled free to admit access. Authorities are watching suspects. a raid on one suspect’s rooms yielded no actionable clues.

Cut Price

Legion Corps Parade At State Meet In Ft Dodge

Estherville Drum and Bugle corps heads to Ft Dodge for a state Legion convention parade on Tuesday August 2. The three day convention runs August 1–3 with many locals attending for one day. The corps plans to leave at six AM to help promote the town. the parade starts at one PM and spans about four miles.

Estherville Ft. Dodge State Legion Convention Ballyhooing Legion

Estherville Men Attend Iowa State College Degrees

M Cunningham, superintendent of East Emmet Consolidated school, earned a Master of Science in industrial arts at Iowa State College after summer sessions. Kenneth Meadows received a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering at the same July 21 convocation. Cunningham to Estherville with wife. Meadows to California with Melvin Peterson and Will Stearns for about three weeks.

M. Cunningham East Emmet Consolidated School Iowa State College Kenneth Meadows Cunningham Ames Estherville Mr. Meadows Melvin Peterson Will Stearns Osage California

Mrs Ehlers Named Chairman State Credentials

Mrs. Fred Ehlers, leader of the Estherville American Legion auxiliary unit, named by Mrs. Jane Prichard as state credentials chair for the Cedar Rapids convention August 9 to 11. Ehlers attends Cedar Rapids as delegate with her sister Mrs. C. C. Brownlee, Mallard unit president and delegate.

Fred Ehlers American Legion Auxiliary Jane Prichard Cedar Rapids Ehlers Estherville C. C. Brownlee Mallard Des Moines

Devil Judd Tolliver and Bad John Wright in Kentucky lore

A biographical sketch traces John Wright aka Bad John Wright and his foe Devil Judd Tolliver across Kentucky and Virginia border country. It details Wright’s reputation as a ruthless but law‑driven figure, Civil War service under Morgan then Union, and his large family, with Fox, Jr. noting Wright’s ownership of 3,000 acres in Lonesome Cove.

John Fox Jr Lonesome Pine Judd Tolliver Kentucky Big Sandy Cumberland Blue Ridge Mountains Virginia John Wright Wright Morgan Old Fort Smith Alice Wright June Harmon John Fox, Jr Lonesome Cove

Woodley Expands Hatchery With 16000 Egg Incubator

Don Woodley, manager of Woodley Hatchery, buys a new Hawkeye incubator with 16,000 egg capacity. The latest model will be installed soon as preparations begin to expand his business for the 1933 season.

Don Woodley Woodley Hatchery Woodley

Carl Spies Jr Joins Kelly Law Offices in Emmetsburg

Graettinger native Carl Spies Jr a University of Iowa law graduate has accepted a position with the Kelly law offices at Emmetsburg. He is noted among Estherville’s younger residents and played on the university football and baseball teams.

Carl Spies, Jr Graettinger Law School University of Iowa Kelly Law Offices Emmetsburg Atty. Spies Estherville

Duesenberg Dies From Injuries Headline

Former Iowa native Fred Duesenberg died in Johnstown Pa from pneumonia that followed injuries when his car overturned near Johnstown in July. Burial set for Friday afternoon in Indianapolis. Brother Henry lives in Garner. Church meeting announced for Sunday July 31 by H E Clark of the First Church of Christ.

Fred Duesenberg Des Moines and Waterloo Johnstown Indianapolis Henry Garner

Universal Laboratories Moves to New Quarters

Universal Laboratories, based in Estherville, is relocating this week to the Carpenter building at Lincoln and Fifth. The firm will set up offices at the front and outfit the remainder for manufacturing poultry and swine remedies, plus liquid soaps shampoos and other liquid mineral products. Dr. O H Rice leads the firm with Fred Rice and Frank Koch as associates.

Universal Laboratories Estherville Carpenter Building Lincoln and Fifth O. H. Rice Fred Rice Frank Koch

Local Drum Corps Drills At Burt Friday

Estherville Drum and Bugle corps drilled on the Burt main street during Legion day activities Friday evening. The ranks included Harold Sorensen Harry Jones Dr Thomas Mann Frank Grant Ira West Joe Bing ham Harold Woodling Paul Laid ley Dr A I Reed Peter Weber Melvin Warren Andrew Sunde C J Mathieson Henry Paulson Dave Conrady August Radeke Gerhard Borlaug and Lou Salyers with Radeke a Burt resident now a member of the local group. G F Wilder served as drum major and business manager.

Burt Estherville Drum and Bugle Corps Esthervile Corps Harold Sorensen Harry Jones Dr. Thos, Mann Frank Grant Ira West Joe Bingham Harold Woodling Paul Laidley A. I Reed Peter Weber Melvin Warren Andrew Sunde C. J. Mathieson Henry Paulson Dave Conrady August Radeke Gerhard Borlaug Lou Salyers Radeke G. F. Wilder

Will Open Potato Chip Factory In Estherville Area

Tores Fossell of Estherville and Trygve Kvamme of Erwin have leased basement rooms in the Rohde building at Fifth and Lincoln and are installing modern machinery to manufacture potato chips. The factory will begin operation in the near future. Fossell is a nephew of Mrs. L. H. Baveride.

Tores Fossell Estherville Trygve Kvamme Erwin Rohde Fifth and Lincoln Streets Fossell

State Demo Convention Quiet Affair in Des Moines

Emmet county was not represented at the state democratic convention in Des Moines on Friday. The meeting began quietly with N. G. Kraschel of Harlan named as lieutenant governor candidate, replacing Cutler who declined another term. C. B. Murtagh of Algona named committeeman from the district.

Emmet County Des Moines N. G. Kraschel Harlan Lietument Cutler C. B. Murtagh Algona

Judicial Convention Representation at Cedar Rapids Meeting

Emmet county was represented by county clerk I. C. Nichols and by Estherville attorneys J. W. Morse and N. J. Lee, with L. P. Stillman of Dolliver. The Cedar Rapids convention nominated Justices F. F. Taville Fr. Dodge Lawrence DeGraff Des Moines and Henry F. Wagner Sigourney to seek re election to the state supreme bench.

Emmet I. C. Nichols J. W. Morse N. J. Lee Estherville L. P. Stillman Dolliver Cedar Rapids F. F. Taville Fr. Dodge Lawrence DeGraff Des Moines Henry F. Wagner Sigourney

Reverend Savage Returns From Mason City Visit

The Rev. L. J. Savage, absent eight weeks in a hospital for a football injury from 1913, returns Saturday. He heads to a six week vacation before resuming his duties as parish priest. Rev. Wolfe of Chicago serves as substitute during his absence.

L. J Savage Mason City

Flour distributed by welfare group in Estherville area

Red Cross flour allocated to Estherville and Estherville township will be distributed by the local welfare board under Red Cross rules. Applications to Miss Ephie Adams at the courthouse. Board meets Tuesday evenings, favorable applicants may pick up flour at city hall welfare rooms Wednesdays 2 to 4. Shipment arrived Saturday.

Red Cross Estherville Estherviflg Ephie Adams Court House Welfare Board

State Plans for Hiway Work Edged by Hoover Relief

W I Branagan of the Emmetsburg Democrat guesses that highway 18 between Ruthven and Emmetsburg may be included in the $2.1 billion public relief measure signed by President Hoover Iowa’s share is $3,000,000. Engineer Massick has pushed the survey, no new gravel this year, and work is expected to start this summer or fall and finish early next season. Highways 18 and 7 in Clay county grading and bridging, paving on 18 and rest of 9 in Osceola, and 17 in Emmet to Effort to complete pavement gaps. No. 17 paving would run to the Minnesota line after underpass dispute with Rock Island is settled. The $3,000,000 must be spent by July 1, 1933.

W. I. Branagan Emmetsburg No. 18 Ruthven Hoover Iowa Branagan Massick Clay County Graettinger Estherville L. T. Quirk Highway Commission Spencer No. 9 Osceola County No 17 Emmet Minnesota Rock Island Iowa State Highway Commission Wallingfords Wright County Clarion St. L

Mission Groups Meet At Fort Defiance State Park

All women’s societies of the Fort Dodge presbytery are invited to a Friday gathering at Fort Defiance state park. A 1 p.m. covered dish lunch precedes a program with speakers Miss Helen Taft Spirit Lake Miss Ruth Fulton Jackson and Mrs Otto A Braskamp Laverne Minn. Attendees expected from multiple towns including Lake Park Algona West Bend Lakota Armstrong Halfa Maple Hill Grover Burt Bancroft Spirit Lake.

All Women's Societies of Presbyterian Churches Fort Dodge Presbytery Fort Defiance State Park Helen Taft Spirit Lake Ruth Fulton Jackson Otto A. Braskamp Laverne, Ming Taft Haines House Alaska Fulton Langdon Memorial Mountains Kentucky Braskamp National Board of Missions Iron Range Minnesota Lake Park Algona West Bend Lakota Armstrong Halfa Maple Hill Grover Burt Bancroft

Herrick Nominated Polk County Judge in Iowa

A. A. Herrick, a Des Moines based Legionnaire formerly of Estherville, is nominated for the Polk county district bench to fill a vacancy. He is 35, the youngest district judge in the state, and won decisively against Municipal Judge Don G. Allen, who drew strength from religious and race intolerant factions.

Iowa Sterling Legionaire Allan Herrck Estherville Des Moines Polk County Herrick Don G. Allen Legionalire

Carnahan Selected Manager at Superior Co‑operative Elevator

Merle Carnahan was chosen as manager of the Superior Co‑operative elevator by the board on Monday evening. Several capable men were considered and Carnahan will move his family from Manson to Superior to begin duties on August 1.

Merle Carnahan Superior Co-operative Elevator Mr. Carnahan Manson Superior

Oats Prices Fall at Yankton Elevators

Oats are being bought at the Yankton elevators in Dakota for 7 and 8 cents per bushel. Threshing outfits have reduced charges and are operating for two to four cents per bushel.

Dakota Yankton

Old and Young Frolic Thursday at Local Picnic

Attendance reached about 700 at Ft DeFiance State Park for an evening picnic. Estherville community club supplied drinks and ice cream. 25 cases of pop and substantial ice lemonade and ice cream were distributed. Preceding supper a sports program featured races, tug of war, kitten ball, golf drive, and horse shoe contests with local residents winning multiple events.

Ft. Defiance State Park Estherville Community Club Guy Fields Dolliver Bud” Hipple John Rhodes A. F. Mauss W. E. Deming Mr. Mauss Keith Albertson Maurice Salyers C. L. Mulock Glenn Johnson Pat Kelly Wayne Huntsinger Huntsinger Wilkins Elmer Sumpter Herb Allen Don Hall Lyle Kilgore Independents Louie Perkins

Politicians Are Like Some Fish

A letter from Estherville Iowa writer remarks that Florida fishing near Sebastian Inlet offers a vivid backdrop of treacherous seas and abundant sea life then pivots to a critique of politicians likening them to fish. He jokes about weather and hurricanes while planning a fishing trip and hints that some politicians might meet their match while fishing.

Winter Park Fla George Nichols Republican Estherville Iowa Nichols Sebastian Inlet Atlantic Ocean Here Florida Atlantic Indian River Lake Superior Arnolds Park California Weather Bureau

Grand Theatre to Reopen August 6 Under Hower

Grand theatre will reopen Saturday August 6 after a three week closing. Manager Henry Hower announced a formal reopening with a fall and winter program arranged with film companies. The theater, known for current releases, has undergone house cleaning and a fresh atmosphere. Look for pictures announced in the Vindicator and Republican columns.

Henry Hower Grand Theater Republican

County Auxiliary to Elect Officers at Sat Meeting

County officers will be elected at a Saturday afternoon meeting at Maple Hill for the American Legion Auxiliary. All county members are urged to attend. Current officers include Mrs Curtis Larson county chairman Miss Ruby Kasa secretary and Mrs Art Fossum chaplain. Garner of Texas has accepted an invitation to speak at the Clay county fair as Democratic nominee for vice president. The fair association secretary notes Time Magazine will cover Garner and a New York official comment is anticipated during the Clay county fair.

H. E. Clark First Church of Christ Maple Hill The American Legion Auxiliary Curtis Larson Ruby Kasa Wallingford Art Fossum Estherville Garner Texas Clay County Fair Leo C. Dailey Fair Association Associated Press United Press Time Magazine Clay County Curtis

State checkers at work here on county books

State checkers, Paul N. Loomis and A. C. Turner started work this morning on the books of Emmet county officers. Investigation by these men in Emmet county has in the past always been a matter of mere form. Some irregularities have been found but nothing of a serious nature.

Paul N. Loomis A. C. Turner Emmet Emmet County

County Seizes Dodge Sedan Linked to Liquor Bust

Emmet county obtained a confiscated Dodge sedan tied to a liquor raid. William McMackin, arrested on the first of the month with 200 gallons of HMquor, saw confiscation proceedings completed last Thursday. McMackin is out on bonds awaiting trial.

Emmet County Wm. McMackin McMackin

Stolen Auto Found Tuesday In Pipestone Area

O A Ashton of Pipestone Minnesota reports his Dodge stolen Sunday night. The Dodge with Minn B 380 604 plates was found Tuesday morning near Armstrong on a railway right of way. Leroy Vandenburg’s Chevrolet coach, missing since Monday midnight, likely bears the Dodge plates. The Chevrolet still untraced. Authorities notified.

O. A. Ashton Pipestone Minn Dodge Leroy Vandenburg Armstrong L. Yackle Highway Nine

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William Ward American Lutheran Conference Sylvania Park Fairmont Federation Emil Ewenson Ock Island L. 4. Richardson Geo. “Meyman Richardson Rock Inland Wm. Ochlein 8&J. Paul Carrie Oehrlein Cavalry Cemetery Beacon City Plan Farm Union Albert T. Reid Aeten Legion Corps Mrs. Ehlers John Hemmington Round Lake States Cafe Atlas J. B. Janes Janes Renwick Charles E. Case By Lowise M. Comstock Devil Judd Tolliver Duesenberg Christian Church Rev. Savage HIWAY State Park A. A. Herrick Mosher Grand Theatre County Auxiliary Herb Mosher
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