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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

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Red Cross canvass planned across Emmet County week

Emmet County organizes Red Cross fundraising with a mass meeting at the court house and township committees formed for nearly every township except Estherville. A Monday forenoon gathering set up a countywide canvass with $5,400 needed from Emmet County. Volunteers pledged, and subscription cards circulated for immediate use and reserve funds. The Libertine to screen at King theater June 27-28 with Johnson and Alma Hanlon starring. Advertising services offered by Ben Brown Sales Service to local papers with proof sheets and new advertising cuts monthly. Ideal orchestra to play at Grover on Thursday evening June 21.

Red Cross Court House Estherville Red Cross Ek Emmetty King Theater Wedsley Lore King Johnson America Alma Hanlon Hanlon Adway Hudson Ben- Brown Service of Chicago Phe Sentor Republican Meglitan Vindicator

Drowning at Emmetsburg claims life of Benjamin Troup

Benjamin Troup, former Emmetsburg resident, drowned at Medium Lake while teaching his daughter Bessie to swim. The party, including the Steinberger and Troup families, encountered a deep dredge hole. Troup tried to save his daughter. both sank and were recovered after efforts. The daughter was rescued, while Troup died of heart failure after 45 minutes in the water.

Benjamin Troup Medium Lake Daves Large Emmetsburg G. IL. McFarland

Fire destroys major building at Templar Park

A Thursday afternoon blaze leveled the 165 room apartment building at Templar Park along with the rotunda, dining room, kitchen and asylum. The headquarters, caretaker’s residence, pavilion and pagodas escaped. Losses are estimated around 50 000 for the buildings, 5 000 for lodge furnishings, and 6 000 for personal effects. insurance covered about half of the Grand Commandery’s loss. Fire started in a chimney while the keeper cleaned rooms. volunteers fought the blaze with blankets and buckets, saving the headquarters building and pavilion, though trees between the lodge and lake were killed. The park, owned by the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Iowa, may be rebuilt soon. Cherokee Commercial Club backs local Boy Scout efforts.

Templar Park Knight Templar Order Order Grand Commandery Smith Spirit Lake John Pettibone Louis Block Templar Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Iowa Cherokee Commercial Club Boy Scout Movement

Interesting Flag Day Services by Elks and Red Cross Drive

Elks held flag day exercises in the high school assembly room after gathering at the lodge. The program featured patriotic songs, a Sammis address, and a strong message on civic duty. Red Cross Week—June 18 to 26—seeks one hundred million dollars for relief. Western leaders and Joseph Tumulty mobilize support nationwide.

Elks J. W. Morse Esquire and Officers Howard Espeset Garde Ira Stanley Eete Margaret Bryan J. A. Sammis America Red Cross Red Cross War Council Wilson Western Committee John B. Miller Los Angeles Lawrence C. Phipps, Sr Denver Colorado William H. Crocker San Francisco Henry L. Corbett Portland Charles E. Peabody Seattle George G. Taliaferro San Antonio Texas Ford Harvey Kansas City Missouri Lyman L. Pierce Richard R. Perkins Wichita Kansas Joseph Tumulty

New Home for Grocer Co Planned Three Story Brick

Plans and specifications are finalized for Estherville Grocery Co new building near Main and Fourth streets. A three story brick structure with basement, 80 by 100 feet, will house main office storage broken package room warehouse and can be heated by a coal system with front wall of pramsall brick. Construction supervised by C C Atkins Mason City. cost $70,000. set to begin this week with first November 1st completion rumored. Local retailers praise move as stabilizing for city growth.

Estherville Grocery Co C. C. Atkins Mason City Rock Island Tracks Main Fourth Streets Pramsall Erste

Hawaiian Night caps Chautauqua week program

The closing event named Hawaiian Night features the Royal Hawaiians and a illustrated lecture by Miss Mildred Leo Clemens, cousin of Mark Twain. Her talk Rambling Through Paradise follows the world’s interest in Hawaii and native music as the Hawaiians face cultural change. The Royal Hawaiians perform native classics highlighting pure lineage and traditional melodies.

Mildred Leo Clemens Mise Clemens Mark Twain Hawaiian Islands Miss Clemens Paradise Hawaii

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