Co op Creamery Officers Named and Plans Declared
Farmers pledge to support a cooperative creamery to be built in the city with a brick structure targeted to open by October. A temporary board of directors includes B. B. Blake as president L. E. Clements as vice president Geo Frank as treasurer Elmer Rogers as secretary. Fox Lake Park to host Fourth of July events featuring Swift's Colored Union Giants and the Minnesota Braves with several ex big leaguers in a cross state ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Blake
L. E. Clements
Elmer Rogers
Geo. Frank
Lars Herem
Blake
Mr. Clements
Chuck
Minnesota
Fox Lake
Fox Lake Park
Sherburn
Minn
Swift
Colored Union Giants
Kansas City
Minnesota Braves
Braves
Allen Decorah
Chicago White Sox
Melvin Miner
Milwaukee A. A
Bob Renville
Dakota Division adds traveling freight agent Noll
J Noll of Sibley appointed traveling freight agent for the Dakota Division, replacing A A Halleck who will advance to Division Freight Agent. Noll to assume duties once a replacement is found. other notes include Mr White of Chicago visiting, half mast for Mr Stone, and local residents and travelers with brief family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Noll
Sibley
Dakota
A. A. Halleck
Mr. Noll
H. Clewer
Estherville
Mr. Stone
Order of Locomotive Engineers
Nora Hindel
Sioux Falls
Geo. White
Chicago
J. W. Noll
M. M. Knapp
Estheville
Siooux Falls
Mr. White
Wayne Frank
Babe
Algona
Mabel Warthow
Frank
Mildred Green
Dakota Division
F. E. Martin
Virginia
Floyd Horton
Herman Miller
Ed. Broms
Fort Dodge
New Mailing List Starts With This Issue
The Vindicator and Republican announces a new mailing system called The Elliott and asks subscribers to check name and address, report errors, and verify the expiration date beside their name to ensure timely payments and avoid arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Elliott
Big Attendance At Templar Park Opens Grand Commandery
Attendance at Templar Park surges beyond last year as Grand Commandery sessions run Tuesday through Friday. All rooms and cottages are occupied for the season, with dress parades, drills, and nightly dances in the pavilion. Key events include officer elections Thursday, installation Friday, and a children’s party in the pavilion. The Grotto band returns to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templar Park
Grand Commandery
Mexican Gets Year For Wife Beating
Timotu Perez was sentenced to one year in Anamosa state penitentiary after pleading guilty to assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm against his wife who sustained serious head injuries from a hoe attack. Local social notes mention visitors and births in surrounding towns amid a summary of weather, with rainfall recorded as one inch and two tenths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timotu Perez
State
Anamosa
Perez
Mary Louise Osgood
Mildred Weed
Lake Mills
Rochester
Miss Weed
W. G. Mellwraith
Jean
Marian
Wilma
Dolliver
Reinbeck
K. K. Nau
Omar
Minneapolis
Nau
Combs
Coleman Hospital
Bert Harris
Near Superior
Naomi Atwood Teachout
Walter Haskins
Lennon
Dunnell
Ideal Day for Homecoming Celebration in Estherville
The Maurice Doyle Post hosted a successful Homecoming with ideal weather and a large, well-behaved crowd. A sunrise cannon, a 10:30 parade from Sixth Street to Walnut, prize-winning floats, and a Rock Island display highlighted the day. The afternoon featured athletic events, band acts, and fireworks but rain interrupted the pavement dance and moved celebrations into the Auto Show tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Doyle Post
Legion
North Sixth Street
Howard
Seventh
Walnut
Estherville
Rock Island
Adelaide Nichols
G. Bilhart
Cut Rate
Ike Riggs
Wm. Fahey
The
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Spencer
Lone Rock Colored
Pioneer harness maker Sillge injured in accident
H O Sillge, a pioneer harness maker of the city, was injured Friday when a ladder broke as he placed a heavy harness. He suffered a bad hand cut and later discovered two broken ribs and a punctured lung. He was taken to Birney hospital, where he lay resting with no complications yet. His niece Nadine Carpenter and Frank Carpenter learned of his condition. Mrs. Sillge was away in Des Moines at a Red Cross meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Sillge
Birney
Nadine Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Frank Carpenter
Sillge
Des Moines
Red Cross
Weather outlook and obituary fragment from midweek report
Forecast covers June 22 to 28 for Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys with generally fair start, likely midweek and late week showers, temperatures above normal early and near normal later. A fragment mentions Senator Ladd of North Dakota dying in Baltimore on the 22nd from kidney trouble, described as distinguished and honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Baltimore
Lad
Aovib Rabata
Maine
Estherville High School Alumni Banquet Draws 118
The Estherville high school alumni banquet Tuesday June 16 at the Baptist church drew 118 attendees. Toastmaster KFJ Kennedy introduced letters from faraway alums, and Rev Corwin Taylor gave the main address about the Land of Upside Down. Officers for the coming year were elected: M. T. Morton president, Lucile Peterson secretary treasurer, and Florence Greig registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High Scchool
Baptist Hrch
KF. J. Kennedy
Banqueers
Geo. Delevan
Los Angeles
Grace Turner
Wagene
Oregon
Bessie McKibben Fider
Wyoming
Carrol Eastman Baird
Estherville
Charles
Florence Morse Greig
Rosabel van Raden
Mary Louise Osgood
Forest City
Orient
Taylor
Out of the City
Emma Kettleson Heouge
Howard, S. D
Mayme Tangen
Boulder
Colo
Naomi Atwood Teachout
Minneapolis
Anna Campbell Bosald
Ringsted
Geo. Butler
Washington, D. C
Corwin Taylor
Joe Peterson
St. Cloud
Minn
Ada Storhow, Larsen
la Grange
Hattie Woods Silcox
Dunnell
Elizabeth Spies
Graettinger
M. T. Morton
Lucile Peterson
Florence Greig
Salvation Army Tag Day Report Highlights and Totals
The Salvation Army reports a successful tag day on June 18 with total receipts of 204.20 dollars to be turned over to treasurer F. H. Rhodes. Top collectors were Mrs. W. H. Rick 41.71 dollars, Mrs. B. E. L. Ghaslin 27.26 dollars, and Mrs. Geo. Brown 13.62 dollars. Davenport hosts Iowa auto license checks on Illinois plates at government bridge to curb residency-based plate misuse. Dr. Geo H Wandel will speak at the Chamber lunch July 1 and discuss upcoming free clinics in Estherville and Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
F. H. Rhodes
W. H. Rick
BE. L. Ghaslin
Geo. Brown
Alf. Dahl
Davenport
Iowa
Illinois
Government Bridge
Geo. H. Wandel
State University Extension Division
Chamber of Commerce
Wandel
Estherville
Armstrong
Weel
Estherville Camp a Successful First at Okoboji
Estherville’s first Boys Camp at Okoboji ended with solid spirit and a fine lake setting. Leaders outnumbered campers, weather was good, and activities included swimming boating and woodcraft under Ted Ford. Sunday service by Lakeside drew a large parent audience and campers voted to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatherville
Okoboji
Foster
Scotty
Ted Ford
Ford
State Y. M. C. A
Thompkins
Morrell
Robert Olmstead
Dale Morse
Bugler
Humboldt
Edw. Wilson
Harold Merriott
Everett Anderson
Glen Burkhart
Henry Hale
Ottumwa
Ralph Mah‘tum
Stewart Ahrens
Dean Tadt
Verl McDonough
John Crumb
Bob Rugtiv
Maurice Johnston
Charles Randall
F. W. Annis
Lewis ‘Obye
Chas
McKim
Spirit Lake
Frank’ McKim
John Burkhart
Henry Ahrens
Peterson
Frederick Albertson
Lawrence Dickinson
Primghar Cabin
George Pullen
Wm. Bradley
Verne Waters
Jack
Benans
Donald James
Paul Hansen
Ames
David Hansen
Goldfield
Parker Bennett
Claude Warrington
Benjamin Wiese
Onth
J. L. Ae Ee
Cha “Whampking
Lake
Andrew Apnea Ames
George Arthur
Fred Hansen
John Hanser
Franklin Mispare
Bruce Aimey
Kenneth Warrington
Ullensvang Chooses Ditch Over Train At Crossing
John Ullensvang of Graver narrowly escaped death when his gravel truck collided with a southbound passenger train at Rock Island crossing one mile west of Montgomery. He suffered a broken jaw and cuts but survived. Two Fords were stolen in Estherville. a Ford Touring license 87 1750 disappeared after Friday night. A traveling salesman left a Ford Coupe license 00 1399 while he attended a park concert. thieves took it in about 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ullensvang
Graver
Rock Island
Montgomery
Ullenswang
Mr. Allenswang
Estherville
Coleman Hospital
Leo Waters
F. E. Debord
Des Moines
Gardston Hotel
Snodgrass Disbands. Whitten and Clavery to Play Grand
The Snodgrass Company has disbanded and cannot perform in Estherville as previously announced. A telegram reports J. M. Whitten and Chas. Clavery will appear at the Grand Theatre on Monday and Tuesday evenings June 29 and 30 with a strong program. Admission for both shows and entertainment is set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snodgrass
Estherville
J. M. Whitten
Chas. Clavery
Grand Theatre
Free Dental Clinic for Emmet County Announced
Emmet County schools and Farm Bureau members sponsor a free dental clinic at Estherville Junior High Monday June 29 for three days and July 3 at Armstrong. Dr Geo H Wandel of Iowa State University extension to supervise educational exams and charts with free cleanings by hygienist Miss Ethel Reuben. Appointments via township chairman or Mrs Geo G Griffith. Business ads boosted local reach with thousands of extra papers distributed to Graettinger Armitron Terris and resort areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Estherville
Armstrong
Emmet County
Geo. G. Griffith
Geo. H. Wandel
State University of Iowa
Ethel Reuben
Gen. G. Griffith
Also Mentioned on This Page
KOUR
Iowan
Naval Academy
Clay Anderson
Dickinson
Annapolis Naval Academy
John. Koch
We Weather Outlook
Iover
Estherville Boys
County Boards of Supervisors
J. C. McClune
van Buren
State Executive Council
Decatur
Calhoun
Executive Council
Clinton
Davis
Lucas
Mahaska
Mills
Scott
Shelby
Story
Emmet
W. E. Bradley
Nashua
Bradley
Cliftoff Bradley
San Francisco
Cal
Edward Palmer
Williston
N. D
Irwin Bradley
Baldwin
Wis
Garner
Mr. Butler
Edwin Rhodes
J. Ullensvang
DITCH
Grand
Dentists
Adddition
Armatrongs
Terris
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