Marriage of Cyrus Saveride and Elvera Lindquist
The marriage of Cyrus Saveride son of Mr and Mrs L H Saveride Estherville to Elvera Lindquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo Lindquist Hoffman Minn was announced after his March 26 1932 graduation from St Olaf college Northfield Minn The ceremony was at Watertown 80 Mrs Saveride attended a Bible Institute in Minneapolis last year and met the couple there They returned to Estherville with his mother and sister Mrs Harold Siegloff and Miss Louise Saveride who were at Northfield for the graduation They will spend the summer at the Saveride home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Saveride
L. H. Saveride
Estherville
Elvera Lindquist
Theo. Lindquist
Hoffman
Minn
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
Watertown
Saveride
Harold Siegloff
Louise Saveride
VeR- Many Farmers Will Hear Mr. Winder
M A Winder executive secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation plans to speak to Emmet County Farm Bureau members in Spencer on June 9. He says the Farm Bureau has given farmers a defined voice in public affairs and notes organized farmers speak for relief measures and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Washington
M. A. Winder
American Farm Bureau Federation
M. A. Balkema
Winder
Spencer
Parm Bureau
Fairmont Woman Killed by Husband in Minneapolis
Mrs. Dorothy Burrell was found dead in an Minneapolis apartment on Tuesday. Ray Stanchfield, her husband, confessed to accidentally killing her during a quarrel, saying he intended to frighten her and believed the pistol would misfire. He stated the loaded cartridge discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Burrell
Stachfield
Fairmont
Minneapolis
Ray Stanchfield
Stanchfield
Mil ford student Norbert Kettler graduates from Coe College
Norbert Kettler of Milford completes the Coe College class of graduates in Cedar Rapids with morning exercises at Sinclair Memorial chapel. Ket, an Estherville Junior College alumnus, was active in athletics and earned a berth on Coe college teams during his two years at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Kettler
Milford
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Ket
Estherville Junior College
Iowa Highway Funds From Federal Grant Allocated
Governor Herring disclosed that Iowa will receive 9 744 000 dollars from the federal highway fund. The state highway commission plans to use the money promptly to advance the Iowa primary road program, helping complete key improvements across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Washington
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Supt Holtz Would Buy Printing Of Home
Supt E E Holtz of Ruthven seeks Palo Alto county school post and urges local procurement. He found taxpayers’ money spent on printing outside the county could be saved by using Palo Alto printers. He advocates patronizing home industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Holtz
E. E. Holtz
Ruthven
Palo Alto County
Palo Alto
Graduation Exercises for Emmet County Students at Ft Defiance Park
One hundred eighty eighth grade students from Emmet county schools will graduate at Ft Defiance state park in a Farm Bureau coordinated program. The day includes a 250-strong processional, Wallingford band, invocations, speeches by Jessie Parker and Francis Johnson, diplomas, honors, and a rural choir rehearsal at 12 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Ft. Defiance State Park
Farm Bureau
Wallingford
W. A WinterStein
Jessie Parker
State Department of Public Instruction
Marie Sorum
E. J Maniece
WinterStein
I. W. Wolfe
Frances Johnson
Terrill
Francis Johnson
Terris
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Soldier Chorus
Swan Lake Township
Dist
Chapmion
Frank Smith
Mex McMillin
Allison
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
Iowa University
House of Representatives
Des Moines
Johnson
State Legislative Committee
Dun the origin of the term Dun explained
The term dun traces to Joe Dun a London bailiff of Henry VII era famed for sharp debt collection. His name became proverbial and people used the phrase Why don't you dun him? whenever a debtor refused payment.
Brant Awaits Court Session
Floyd Brant, 19, is held in Emmet county jail awaiting a $1,000 bond. If not posted, he faces trial in September for theft of 52 chickens. County attorney filed information Tuesday charging receiving stolen goods over $20. Brant was arrested last week at S J James Minnesota with 52 chickens believed stolen in Emmet county. Peterson family of Huntington identified the chickens and will testify in the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brant
Emmet
Brant
S J. James
Minn
Peterson
Huntington
Dickens Bank Building Sells for Only $700
The Dickens bank building, carried at 30 000 on Exchange Savings bank of Dickens books, sold to Florence Heng of Arnolds Park for 700. Built in 1920, it measures 30 by 60 feet, one story, brick stone fireproof construction with vaults and its own heating plant. The bank closed March 8, 1930, and has been empty since.
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Exchange Savings Bank of
Dickens
Florence Heng
Arnolds Park
Former Iowan Mary Mahan Dies in Oregon
Mary Mahan born June 1860 in Palo Alto County died at her Salem Oregon home after residing there over 20 years. She was daughter of Edward Mahan from Emmetsburg area Irish colony and aunt to Miles Mahan who named Emmet County. Survived by sisters Anne Ellen Margaret and brother John. FRANK DAVEY.
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Salem
Ore
Iowa
Mary Mahan
Palo Alto County
Miss Mahan
Edward
Ned) Mahan
Des Moines River
Emmetsburg
Miles Mahan
Emmet
Mary
Anne
Joseph Graettinger
Oregon
Ellen
Steve Gwerdette
Crookston
Minn
Margaret
John O'Connell
John
Frank Davey
Honorary Emblems Presented to 25 Year Men
The Estherville Camp 58 M W of A will host a Woodmen evening on June 4 in the city hall auditorium to honor members with 25 years of service. Each eligible neighbor will receive an Honorary 25 Year Emblem. Mr and Mrs Harry Benson and family move to Ringsted this week and will stay there for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
M. W. of A
Harry Benson
Ringsted
Lutheran Church School to Open Here Monday
The Bible summer school of the Hiberine Lutheran church will open Monday at the church property at the corner of Eighth and Des Moines streets. The morning session starts at nine o'clock with Miss Cora Sunde in charge of younger pupils and Cyrus Saveride directing the older students.
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Bible
The
Hiberine Lutheran Church
Eighth
Des Moines
Cora Sunde
Cyrus Saveride
Aulger Brothers vaudeville tour to Estherville opens June
Starting Monday night June 12 the Auger Brothers vaudeville company brings its largest talent lineup to Estherville for a week in a palace theater near the M & St L depot. New leads include Tommy Dale and Barbara Lee with Louise Sherwood, Harrison Aulger, and Tom Brown in supporting roles. J C Garn directs the orchestra, Addison Aulger fronts a brass band, and a slate of plays including Haunted and Little Orphan Annie will be offered with a Saturday bargain matinee and a free opening night admission for one lady per paid seat.
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Auger Brothers
Estherville
Palace Canvas
Aulger Brothers
Addison
Harrison Aulger
Louise Sherwood
Tom Brown
Tommy Dale
Memphis
New Orleans
Dallas
Harry Goldie
Barbara Lee
N. B
Bessie Delmore
Chicago
Whitlock Famiy
Annie
Lough Attends National Convention and Market Trip
Ralph Lough travels to Detroit for a Modern Woodmen of America convention and plans a Chicago World’s Fair stop on return. Mrs. Lough and daughter Marilyn visit relatives in Des Moines and will reunite with him Monday or Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L M Christensen visit St Paul and Minneapolis to buy merchandise for his stores here and in Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lough
Detroit
Modern Woodmen of America
L. M. Christensen
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Christensen
Algona
Welfare funds aid Emmet County through June
After a temporary suspension, Emmet County welfare funds of 1053 dollars become available again to carry on relief work through June. Governor Herring’s signed note had injected 7500 dollars earlier to aid the unemployed in February March and April. Funds were drawn against the county road appropriation but overdrafts in other counties restricted Emmet’s draw. February 430.52. March 1089.79. April 1755.65. May 2654.89 were spent on relief. Orders to close welfare books May 27, but committees kept ready for new appropriation. Garden work and canning planned with Farm Bureau help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Emmet
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Showers Break Heat Wave In Iowa Town
A week long heat wave in Iowa ended when light rain fell about eight o clock. The observer reports .21 inches and a breeze cooling temperatures to a low of 62. Highs reached 101, then 96 on Wednesday, with 68 and 62 lows noted the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
A. O. Peterson
Towssuay cc
Pioneer Editor Frank Davey Sends Gratitude From Salem
Frank Davey an early Northern Vindicator editor writes from Salem Oregon he enjoys the Vindicator and Republi and thanks the State Utility Commissioner for a nice position he holds. He has many Estherville friends delighted by his continued good health and good fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davey
The
Northern Vindicator
Salem
Oregon
State Utility Commissioner
Funeral Services Held Today for Chris Schwitters
Chris H. Schwitters born March 21 1888 son of Miles and Dorothia Schwitters of Benson Ohio died June 5 at home in Armstrong after one day illness He married Ada Kamp February 28 1912 and had two children Dorothy and Cletus Surviving siblings include Mrs Chas York Mrs Mary Maider Miss Minette Schwitters and brothers H Schwitters John Schwitters G Schwitters Funeral at Armstrong Methodist Church with Rev C B Mitchell burial in Armstrong cemetery
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Chris H. Schwitters
Miles and
Dorothia Schwitters
Benson
Ohio
Armstrong
el Paso
Ill
Manflood
Ada Kamp
Dorothy
Cletus
Chas. York
Tll
Mary Maider
Chicago
Minette Schwitters
H. Schwitters
John Schwitters
G. Schwitters
Chenoa
Schwitters
Estherville
East Side
Methodist Church
C. B. Mitchell
Armstrong Cemetery
Aulger Brothers Tent Damaged by Minnesota Storm
Aulger Brothers current Windom Minnesota engagement is disrupted after their big tent theatre was badly damaged by a Tuesday storm. The tent was temporarily repaired on Wednesday but torn again that night, forcing a new tent purchase expected to arrive and be erected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulger Brothers
Windom
Minn
Rock Island Railroad Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad company filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court in Chicago seeking reorganization under the new federal bankruptcy act. The article notes a quote about ignorance and tenets, reflecting unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Spencer Voters Approve City Hospital Plan
Spencer voters approved building a city hospital by a 204 vote margin with 924 for and 720 against. The measure uses municipal light plant profits to fund construction, with a cap of 60,000. A second election will choose a three person board to oversee the project and arrange the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencor
Spencer
Loulth
New City
Monroe Laid Up With Broken Leg After Yard Accident
John A. Monroe of the B and B department of the M and St. L was brought home Tuesday morning from the hospital where he had been since last Wednesday with a broken leg. He was loading bridge timbers at the yards when struck by a lumber piece. one bone in his right leg broke above the ankle. The fracture was reduced at the hospital and he is resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Monroe
B. and B. Department
M. and St. L
Mr. Monroe
Stormy drive home from Mankato ends in Estherville
Dr and Mrs A G Bailey and party returning from a lecture in Mankato Minn faced a violent storm along the route to Estherville. Mud deluge, heavy rain, and strong winds blew down telephone poles and mailboxes, with tree branches littering the paving from Lake Crystal to Madeira and Truman before reaching Estherville about 12:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bailey
Mankato
Minn
Lake Crystal
Madeira
Truman
Estherville
Queen Esther Camp Set For July 5 To 9 Near Okoboji
The Queen Esther camp at Lake Okoboji opens July 5 and runs through July 9 with every Queen Esther girl in the Northwest Iowa Conference invited to attend. Complete programs will be in leaders hands this coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Okoboji
Northwest Iowa
Ober Receives Suspended Sentence in County Court
L. J. Ober was given a three month suspended sentence in county jail after pleading guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor before Judge Heald on Wednesday. A Mrs C EB Swale and family traveled to Sioux Falls for priest ordinations, accompanying Florence and Mary. The group planned to attend a Mass in Bridgewater on June 5 and later a banquet with the priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Ober
Heald
Ober
C. Eb, Swale
Clinton
Florence
Mary
Sioux Falls
Quinn
Bridgewater
Dak
Swalead
Register Plans To Entertain Carrier Boys
Nineteen Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune carrier salesmen are invited by Gardner Cowles to the fourth annual carrier salesmen convention frolic and picnic in Des Moines on Monday June 12. Local carriers listed include Arnold Benson Robert Brow Kenneth Burrell John Chapman Nels Christensen Bille Deming Clarence Hackett Forrest Jackman Eugene McNally Gregory McNally Charles Mauss Harold Olmstead Arnold Olson Glen Olson Raymond Payne Clifford Piggott Rex Riggs Morris Sunde and Merlyn Wee. The convention opens with a theater party and a talking picture of special interest to boys. Short talks will be given by Mr. Cowles Harvey Ingham W A Cordingly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherille
Des Moines Register
Des Moines Tribune
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Arnold Benson
Robert Brow
Kenneth Burrell
John Chapman
Nels Christensen
Bille Deming
Clarence Hackett
Forrest Jackman
Eugene McNally
Gregory McNally
Charles Mauss
Harold Olm&tead
Arnold Olson
Glen
Right of Way Ordered for Highway 10 Extension
Plans for extending primary highway No 10 from east of Peterson to connect with No 71 north of Buena Vista county line are with the Spencer resident engineer. Right of way work will start. State grading is expected this year and likely paving with concrete under a federal road program granting over $9,000,000 to Iowa for road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Buena Vista County
Spencer
State of
Iowa
Rev Bailey to Speak at Burt Fifty Year Celebration
The Rev. A. G. Bailey of Estherville will speak at Burt during the Presbyterian church fifty year anniversary events. The program runs from today through Sunday. Bailey is the son of founder Rev L. S. Batley. A tea honoring Mrs Rebecca McDonald of Algona, surviving charter member, will be held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bailey
D. D
Estherville
Burt
Presbyterian Church
Bailey
L. 8. Batley
Rebecca McDonald
Algona
Tornado Outbreak Hits Worthington and Across Minnesota
More than twenty people were injured and extensive damage spread Tuesday night as a series of tornadoes hit southern and southwestern Minnesota. Worthington saw severe destruction with unofficial damages near 100000. dozens were treated at the hospital. Butterfield, Heron Lake and surrounding areas reported blown elevators, demolished buildings, shattered windows, and loss of livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Worthington
Butterfield
Omaha
Heron Lake
Death of Uncle Nath an C Logue Reports Auto Tragedy
Chas Logue learned of his uncle Nath an C Logue's death in Morris after an automobile crash. The uncle, about 78, died Tuesday. Logue and his daughter Zelda left Tuesday afternoon for Morris where funeral plans awaited them. Frank and Elizabeth Waldburger of Fort Dodge visited them over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Logue
Nathan C. Logue
Morris
Mr. Logue
Zelda
The
I ‘Bargent
Frank and
Elizabeth Waldburger
Fort Dodge
Ill health cited in suicide of Estherville man
George Hayden 43 took his own life last evening in the yard of the Frizzell cottage at Lincoln and First streets. A 12 gauge shotgun shot him as his wife and daughters were away on a ride. neighbors witnessed the event and deputy sheriff and a doctor were summoned. Hayden left a bereaved family of four daughters and siblings, with funeral details pending.
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George Hayden
Frizzell Cottage
Lincoln and
First Streets
Dan McGee
D. O. Frizzell
Haydens
Emlet Twite
C. E. Birney
Hayden
Baskiea
Viviette
Estherville High School
Jean
Bonnie
Joan
Joe Mersell
Guy Campbell
Lou Smith
Bert Ditsworth
Estherville
Wholesine Grocery Company
Puneral
V_R
Emmet County 4-H Rally Day Elects Queen at Estherville
The Estherville 4-H Rally Day on Wednesday June 7 featured morning meetings and elections for 1933 34 officers Ruth Wiley as president Florence West as vice president Bertha Hansen as secretary and Maxine Truesdell as historian A picnic lunch followed and premiums were awarded to clubs and girls for attendance merit and performances Mildred Shannon won Emmet County 4-H Queen amid pledge and May pole drill in 4-H colors green and white
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Ruth Wiley
Florence West
See
Treas
Bertha Hansen
Maxine Truesdell
Emmet County
Agnes O'Brien
Ameilla Madsen
Ruby Crim
Mildred Shannon
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Miss Parker
Joint County Affair
Mr. Winder
Coe
State Park
Arthur G. Bailey
Arthur
Otto A Braskamp
Laverne
Pator
E. Stankey Jones
India
Arfi
Keeler
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dr. Jones
Batley
Arthur Bailey
South Dakota
Gatherig
Methodist Episcopal Church
Colorado
U.S
Roosevelt
London
United States
Cordell Hull
James M. Cox
Key Rittman
Sam D. Mc Reynold
Dickens Bank
Lutheran Church School
Chris Schwitters
Aulgers
Morgans
J. Pierpont Morgan
John W
Senate
Junis
Morgan
City Hospital
J. A. Monroe
R Ober
Register
Highway 10
Leghorn & Light
Estherville Co.op
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