4 H club girls lead Emmet County rally at city hall
The Emmet county 4 H rally drew about 350 attendees at city hall. Lorrene Lilland was elected president with Edna Rosburg as vice president Agnes Waldee secretary treasurer and Alte Thorsland historian. The program included election installation speeches music memory contests and a Bohemian Girl performance. Denmark 4 H club earned the dollar prize for most members in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Lorrene Lilland
Edna Rosburg
Agnes Waldee
Alte. Thorsland
Agneta Jensen
Miss Jensen
M. A. Balkema
J. A. G. Club
Santa Lucia
Armstrong Grove
A. V. Bormann
County Farm Bureau
Geo. Robb
Helen Welsh
George Robb
Emmet Township
Center Township
Jean Bosold
Emmet County
Ruth Jorstad
Maribelle Lou Benson
Ivadell Leo
Merrill Christiansen
Ernest Skattebo
Cecil Christiansen
Geraldine Neilson
Wilma McIlwraith
Lillian
Tea at Methodist church by Ladies' Aid division
The Methodist Episcopal church hosted a tea yesterday hosted by Mrs G E Tomhave's division of the Ladies' Aid. Forty five women attended with Mrs Dan Howard chairing the entertainment committee and assisted by Mrs M A Balkema. Mrs F M Jones organized decorations. The event was held in the league home with tea served in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. E. Tomhave
Ladies’ Aid
Dan Howard
M. A. Balkema
F. M. Jones
League
Name Officers At Annual Meeting Of Elevator Co
The Farmers Elevator Company of Wallingford held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday afternoon in Wallingford. C. P. Jackson was reelected president. C. J. Skettebo remains vice president. E. H. Hanson secretary. O. S. Hanson treasurer. Directors include Otis Porstad K. K. Skattebo E. E. Elifoss and L. B. Osher. A directors’ meeting followed at Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Company of
Wallingford
C. P. Jackson
C. J. Skettebo
E. H. Hanson
O. S. Hanson
Otis Porstad
K. K. Skattebo
E. E. Elifoss
L. B. Osher
Young Folks Attend Young People's Conference at Buena Vista
The Rev. Arthur G. Bailey and four youths Leo Horswell Eugene Hutchinson Miss Betty Merron and Miss Jane McKerral left for Storm Lake to attend a one week Young People's conference at Buena Vista college. Mrs Otto Breskamp of Laverne Minnesota daughter of the Bailey family will serve as director. Dr T Raymond Allston of Omaha Nebraska leads the conference with over a hundred participants anticipated. Bailey returned to Estherville last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Pailey
Leo Horswell
Eugene Hutchinson
Betty Merron
Jane McKerral
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Otto Breskamp
Laverne, Minn
Bailey
Jackson County Farmers Union Picnic Tuesday
The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of Jackson county will hold its annual picnic at the tourist park in Jackson next Tuesday with speakers Emil Loriks state president O J Finstad Minnesota senator and Paul Oelke state director The program features a band concert kittenball game baseball horseshoe pitching and other contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Jackson County
Jackson
Emil Loriks
South Dakota Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
O. J. Finstad
Minnesota
Paul Oelke
Estherville Adopts New Beer Ordinance
The Estherville City Council adopted a new beer ordinance effective July 1 to align with a recent state law. It reduces Class B permits from 11 to 9, sets license validity to July 1, requires a $1,000 bond, and grants revocation for felonies or illegal sales. Hours run 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. except Saturday to 12 midnight and 7 p.m. Monday, with a 300 foot distance from churches and a district expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
General Assembly
General Fund
Highth Street
Fourth Avenue South
Howard
Main Streets
Burrell Attends Cedar Rapids Grand Lodge Meeting
Maurice E. Burrell, master of the Blue Masonic lodge, travels to Cedar Rapids for the ninety second annual grand lodge communication at El Kabir Shrine Temple. John T. Ames of Tracer was elected grand master. Davenport selected as next meeting place. Other officers elected include C. C. Hunt, Almond S. Reed, Nete L. Hicks, Guy Swarvslander, and T. W. Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Burrell
Blue Masonic Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge
el Kabir Shrine
John T. Ames
Tracer
Davenport
C. C. Hunt
Almond S. Reed
Grand Terastrer
Nete L. Hicks
Marshalltown
Guy Swarvslander
Indianola
T. W. Wellington
Fort Medison
P. G. Gray Co Moves to New Location
P G Gray Co relocates its large produce operation from near the Rock Island tracks to larger quarters across the street. The creamery is already operating in the new building with other departments moving this week. Interiors will be white with white uniforms. remodeling continues for at least a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Gray
Rock Island Tracks
Mr. Gray
Dunnell Girl Receives Honors at Short Course
Ferne Flyyzare of Dunnell earned honorable mention in a best groomed girl contest at St. Paul and received one of five free trips to an annual short course at the University Ferm. She was among the first to arrive as an official host, assisting with registration and guiding 41H boys and girls in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Flyyzare of
Dunnell
University Ferm
Minneapolis Journal
St. Paul
Flyare
Thomas Vallie, Armstrong Noted Citizen, Dies at 64
Thomas Vallie died at 3 a.m. after a long heart disease struggle. A former Armstrong hotel operator and town justice of the peace, he was born March 15, 1871, and married Anne Peterson. Survived by daughter Mrs. Beatrice McPherson of Glidden and son Wayne of Armstrong, with two children deceased. Funeral at Armstrong Catholic Church Saturday, burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vallie
Armstrong
Beatrice McPherson
Glidden
Wayne
Armstrong Catholic Church
Creamery Expansion At Okoboji Lakeside Plant
The new creamery in the east part of the building is now operating under Otto Olson and his sons Orville and Carlyle. It features a 1000 pound capacity churn and a dedicated refrigerator for butter. A large eight ton boiler, salvaged from the old steamboat Queen, provides steam for generation and pasteurization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Olson
Orville
Carlyle
Queen
Ookoboji Lake
Memorial day services join railway lodges in city
Railway brotherhoods and their auxiliaries hold a joint memorial service for departed members. Dr G Bailey to preach at Press forion church. Members gather at city hall and proceed in procession to cemeteries for services and a blooming plant at each grave. Gifts, solos, and a male quartet accompany the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extherville
Ehamee
G. Bailey
Todpes
Bailey
Lerhart Hildebrand
TM Cl Mann
Joe Pannell
Fred Adberston, Jr
Ed Broms
Creaniattions
Brotherhood of Locoomotive Engineers
Order of
Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen's Union of North America
Ammen
A. E
Brown
J. My
Bryan
Asta Kk
Chambers
J.B. Lytle
McAardle
Mahlum
McMehon
J.on
Mundehl
C. J. Myers
G. W. Post
Wim
Tone
Tweedy
Wnt
Usry
Thomas
Wetherall
Alon
Bradley
Art
Butcher
S.om
Cogswell
G. W
Colling
Goo LL
Davis
W. WL
Denham
Kinwalter
M. C
Mrizzell
D. C
Gaylord
Goss
Charles
Hanley
HH. C
Johnson
Knoll
McCarry
Miller
M. B
Misner
George
Mudge
C. T
Munson
R. IK
O'Neil
We. AY Page
VoenVelzer
Frank
Firemoon
Archibeld
J. F
Bagan
J. PA
Brennen
L. J
Campbell
Richnard
Chamberlain
HH. P
Fahey
Marl
Gerstner
al L
Jackson
Odd Fellow
Oddellow Lodge
Oak Hill
Ro Rutan
Jenschansen
EB. de Woods
RR. Rovers
TL A. Debn
Frank van Velter
AL Anderesom
Deming
Titarson
Hite
Warner
Rose
Sehultg
Sehryver
OL Frizzell
BP Lough
Mf Uarher
Eisenhower
G. Cart
G. Me. Pullen
AL AL Crim
S. HL Williams
CL OR. Sangster
Jd. Jacobson
East Side
James Espeset
W. J. Pallen
J. A. Cole
Mead Nuss
N. A. Andrews
KE. Vandever
Judges To Pick Queen At Netheville Rodeo Parade
An all women riding contest precedes Estherville’s big rodeo with eight or nine entrants. Riders will tour Netheville streets led by a key hand, judged by five officials including four outsiders and a royal judge. Fifty percent for appearance and fifty percent for riding skill. Parade starts at 8 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valedine
Magar
Estherville
Oberon
Ous
Seorine
Penalty changes on old age assistance tax noted
The article explains a July 1 penalty on the old age assistance tax. Payment before delinquency avoids a one percent quarterly penalty. The delinquency date was extended to June, with interest rules and tax offsets affecting poll taxes. Towans paying before delinquency may receive credits on poll taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Storms
Anu
General Assembly
Aleo
Listed names honored at Spirit Lake cemetery ceremony
The procession includes Louisa Koop Abbie Peterson Lydian BPriazedl Hose Aduine Ce cila Van Velzer Sarah Manor Mery Law Mrs. J. De iuten Mrs. J. Johnek Serpentret Mast Side Cemetery Jenuie Ireland Saveath Olsen. The order also honors Mes.ber ry Buckley buried at Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Koop
Abbie Peterson
Lydian Bpriazedl
Hose Aduine
Cecila van Velzer
Sarah Manor
Mery Law
J. de
Cyrus P. Henaman To Attend Highway Safety Camp
Cyrus P. Henaman, a former resident of Rochesterville, is one of eighty chosen to attend the Crip Deedee training camp for highway safety patrol. Mrs. Ales Sailer, state secretary, selected the group. The camp opens Saturday and runs through the period, with inspectors named after Falyob to check licenses and trucker behavior. The new patrol will assist in highway safety and enforcement across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus P. Henaman
Cyrus DP. Tenanien
Spdedt
Takeoundoa
Rochervitlesi
Gieai
Crip Deedee
Wiehway Safety Patrol
Ales Sailer
Secretiae Aq
Fanori
Tao Hewin
Toy Brown
Falyob
Lodge Picnic Attendance and Plans Announced
A public notice outlines a forthcoming lodge picnic at Spirit Lake near Lest Island, with Meta Woodbine and Weiroof leading arrangements. Attendees are asked to bring dinner and contribute to the entertainment fund. Oliver Repp, state leader, will speak on plans and donations. Attending towns include Eisther Ville, Dolliver, Armstrong, Ruthven, Spirit Lake, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itv
Lest Island
Meta Woodbine
Dickinwey
Oliver
Gral Maeter
Towa
Fealees
Propria
Peden
Sree
Eisther- Ville
Dolliver
Armstrong
Ambiguous Economic Report on State Tax Revenue
A garbled, partial cryptic note suggests state revenue figures exceed 802000 and that pension funds used come from prior taxes. It mentions a tax measure, a resisting commission, and funds diverted toward pensions, with unclear dates and entities.
July Event Held At St Charles With Local Speakers
An athletic July event gathers community leaders including PoP Boereen president and Mrs. ROS Clark as sneakers committee chair. Everson will address attendees in the evening at Yooh while Rev Chapoian speaks afternoon at Charles City. Hornby elected general chair with Mes Clerk and Walter Swanson among committee heads for picnic and dance activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop Boereen
St. Charles S.odeh
Mitiowl
Boeteer Tava
Othe Ray Moore
Othe
Yooh
Charles City
Chapoian
Arry Hornby
Mies
Hornbs
Art Lees
Ecrice Swancen
Stend
Mes
W. C. Rass
Provan
Sant Pederson
Walter Swanson
Encampment to Convene Sunday at Emmetsburg Iowa
The 1935 United Spanish War Veterans encampment will be held in Emmetsburg from Sunday to Wednesday June 16 to 19. Expect large attendance with hotel and private housing available. A memorial service starts Sunday, with welcomes Monday from local officials. A sight seeing trip to West Bend and a Water Carnival Tuesday feature. The event closes Wednesday with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miumetsburg
Towa
United Spanish War Veterans of
Iowa
Emmetsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. E.G. Saunders
St. Mary’s
Emimetsbure Fire Department
Crescent Country Club Meeting Plans
Crescent Country Club members will hold a popular meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs Howard Tatland’s home with Mrs George Miller assisting. After a short business meeting, guests will mingle informally and a luncheon will be served at the end of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Country
Howard Tatland
George Miller
Friends Honor Mrs Rebecca Jones at Luncheon
Mrs Rebecca Jones of Minneapolis, a house guest of Mrs Roos Clark, was honored at a luncheon by the D D D club at Clairk hone. Guests included Mrs Mary B Neville, Mrs W K Bradley, and Mrs BP S Osher, with members Nan Kerker J J Robinson Leondittle Sargent Bevan Morse M F E Wilson and the hostess present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ones
Minneapolis
Roos. Clark
Haberville
D.D.D
Clairk Hone
Mary B. Neville
W. Kk. Bradley
Mes. BP. TS. Osher
Ndnan Kerker
J. J. Robinson
Mes. L. Qeondittle
Sargent Bevan
G. Th. Morse
M. FE. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Hall
V-R
Elevator CO
Jackson County Farmers’ Union
Combs
America
M. E. Burrell
Convent
Masonic Grand Lodge
P. G. Gray CO
Thos
Vallie
Armstrong Hotel
Rive B
Failtvay Brotherhoods
Rebekahs
Oak Hill Cemetery
Addie Kilgore, Tattle Qite
Anna Playrar Olson
Mayme Fouts
Ithel Wil
Odd Fellows
Geo Resistadee Commission
A.mers
Lacy
Riverside Park
Crescent Country Club
Mrs
Rebecca Jones
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