Estherville band shell project set for July dedication
Estherville municipal band plans a new band shell to be completed in the first week of July with a dedication slated for Sunday July 8. A program committee including Jess Cox Earl Josten G Borlaug Elmer Moore W H Ridley and Ry A Burt will coordinate events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Jess Cox
Earl Josten
G. Borlaug
American Légion
Elmer Moore
Little Symphony Orchestra
W. H. Ridley
Ry. A. Burt
One Fourth of July Issue Planned for Vindicator and Republican
The Vindicator and Republican will publish only one issue the week of Fourth of July due to holidays affecting staff. A Thursday city edition arrives that evening with Friday morning mail distribution. Cedar Rapids division officials held a safety meeting at Estherville depot reviewing claim prevention with C. T. McHugh W. Cuyler W. E. Helmerdinger F. D. Whaley Chris Anderson and D. A. Fagen in attendance. The George Robb family rented Mrs. M. E. Wilson's Spirit Lake cottage for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Cedar Rapids
Estheville
C. T. McHugh
W. Cuyler
W. E. Helmerdinger
F. D. Whaley
Chris Anderson
Des Moines
D. A. Fagen
George Robb
Timmons Charged With Assault on Stoffel
Neill Timmons, a farmer from Estherville, was charged with assault to commit great bodily injury to Leo Stoffel. Bond set at $500. case for trial July 9. Incident followed a quarrel at a basement stairway near the Coast to Coast store. Stoffel suffered serious internal injuries but showed some improvement Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Timmons
Estherville
Leo Stoffel
Timmon
Justice of the Peace
Peterson
Wm. Bale
F. J. Kennedy
Timmons
Stoffel
Fifth and
Lincoln
Fire destroys farm home in Minnesota blaze
Tuesday evening a fire destroyed the Gilbert Flindt farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wertz. The family, awake upstairs, escaped in nightclothes as smoke filled the house. Fire likely started on the front porch from matches in hanging overalls. Neighbors arrived too late to save furniture or clothing. Wertz carried $700 and Flindt $1,000 insurance on the home and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Werts
Gilbert Flindt
Mr. Wertz
All Schools of County to Hold Annual Meetings
County superintendent Miss Marie Gorum announced that all school boards will hold their annual business meetings on Monday July 2 in the center school of each township. A quorum is required to transact business after reports. Rural schools elect a secretary and treasurer. town schools completed this in March.
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Marie Gorum
Doctors Attend Upper Des Moines Medical Society Meeting
Doctors W E Bradley C E Birney J P Clark E E Lash brook L W Loving M T Morton O H Miller A I Reed Larry Rider and Dr Alice Stinson plan to attend sessions of the Upper Des Moines Medical Society meeting at the Inn on Lake Okoboji today. Dr H C Habein and Dr J A Bargen of the Mayo Clinic will speak in the afternoon and Dr G F Harkness, president of the Iowa State Medical Society, will be the principal speaker this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bradley
C. E. Birney
J. P. Clark
E. E. Lashbrook
L. W. Loving
M. T. Morton
O. H. Miller
A. I. Reed
Larry Rider
Alice Stinson
Des Moines Medical Society
Lake Okoboji
H. C. Habein
J. A. Bargen
Hausner Gets 10 Years In Pen
Bud Hausner was sentenced to up to ten years by Judge F C Davidson on Tuesday at Spirit Lake after pleading guilty to breaking and entering a cottage on East Okoboji. He was arrested in Estherville. B F Booth was arrested but released. Hausner will begin serving in Anamosa and admitted stealing from several local locations including a Crim oil station, candy and biscuits, and a fur robe from a nearby car.
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Bud Hausner
F. C. Davidson
Spirit Lake
East Okoboji
Esthervill
B. F. Booth
Hauser
Anamosa
Hausner
Crim
Glenn Bush
South 8Th Street
Frank Sullivan
Amputation Needed After Farm Foot Injury
Mrs. Perry White of a northwest farm dropped a ten gallon milk can on her foot Tuesday evening. At Birney hospital doctors needed to amputate toes on the injured foot and she is reported as getting along nicely. Wilson pleads not guilty in Garner case. Wayne Wilson and Michael Gelsen of Grand Rapids are held for fall term court on breaking and entering charges. Johnaton visits at parental home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Johnaton.
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Perry White
Birney
Wilson
Hesiff Peck Hanson
Hancock County
Marshall
Britt
Wayne Wilson
Michael Gelsen
Grand Rapids
Mich
May Pay Old Age Pension By Mailed Check
County Treasurer E H Hanson reminds residents the old age assistance tax of 1 may be paid by mail to his office. Include name, age, and address for each person, using Mrs. for women. Tax is due for those 23 or older not in institutions. After July 1 it becomes a lien or can be collected from employers. After three years of nonpayment the insured loses benefits.
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E. H. Hanson
Mary Smith
John Smith
Iowa
United State
Armstrong Bank Reopens Under New Trust Structure
The Armstrong First Trust and Savings Bank, operating under F. F. 111 by deputy manager C. R. Rhodes, was released Wednesday and begins new business. Depositors received fifty percent of deposits. remaining balance held as trust certificates secured by old bank assets. L. F. Heinrich presides, John F. O’Neil serves as cashier, Ed Knowles as vice president.
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Armstrong First Trust and Savings Bank
C. R. Rhodes
L. F. Heinrich
John F. O'Neil
Ed Knowles
Fourth of July store hours for Estherville shoppers
Local stores will close for Independence Day July 4 while food stores mainly stay open. Dry goods and apparel shops shut all day Wednesday and open Tuesday night, with most grocers operating until 10 am Wednesday and reopening Tuesday evening. A and P opens Tuesday evening but closes Wednesday, drugstores close 12 to 5 pm. Window service offered 9 to 10 am. Post Office observes holiday with restricted hours.
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Estherville
Atlantic and Pacific
F. A. Robinson
P. M
Cockeyed Cavaliers to Be Here Over Weekend
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey star in a slapstick RKO film set in the middle ages. The duo travel by cross country vagabonding, courting Mary Ann and Genevieve as the Duke’s marriage offers loom, with a royal veterinary cure and a wild boar hunt fueling the comedy.
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Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Cocksyea Cavaliers
Wheeler
Woolsey
Bert
Royal Physicians
Mary Ann
Bob
Genevieve
Weeklt
Local Youths Join Aulger Brothers Stock Company
Miss Marie Cramer and Frederick Wilson join Aulger Brothers stock company for the season and report July 4. Their first public appearance is set for July 9 in Minnesota near Blue Earth. Both performers were students at Esherville Junior College and participated in its dramatic program.
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Marie Cramer
Frederick Wilson
Aulger Brothers Stock Company
Minnesota
Blue Earth
Miss Cramer
Mr. Wilson
Esherville
Grand Theatre to Hold Barn Dance Contest
Henry Hower of the Grand theatre plans a nine week square dance contest starting Saturday July 7 with two township sets per week. Art Yates chairs county efforts and will arrange calls and music by White Stringers. A $50 grand prize plus weekly prizes and audience judging highlight this barn dance event at the Grand theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hower
Grand Theatre
Art Yates
Yates
White Stringers Orchestra
Hower
Templars Elect Grand Officers in Spirit Lake Conclave
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Iowa elected officers for the coming year at a park conclave in Spirit Lake this morning. Officials named include Eminent Grand Commander Harry Lews of Des Moines and Deputy Grand Commander Frederick Fischer.
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Harry Lewis
Des Moines
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Harry Lews
Frederick Fischer
Carl Blake
Ida Grove
Herbert Schouten
Keokuk
Clint Kasnar
Boone
A. B. Beck
Davenport
N. O. Spurgeon
Ottumwa
Earl H. Winder
Fr. Dodge
George Ward
Templar Park
Eagles to Play Worthington Team Tonight
Estherville Eagles meet Worthington, Minn. at 5:45 in their sixth game. Pitcher Gib Paulson returns for his first appearance with several new outfield players. Eagles have two wins in five games. They also schedule Forest City Sunday and Des Moines on July Fourth.
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Estherville Eagles
Worthington
Minn
Gib Paulson
Eagles
Jerry Weggs
Forest City
Ball Park
Des Moines
Services Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church will hold services and Communion at 11 A M on Sunday July 1. Rev J D Griffith will be in charge.
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Grace Episcopal Church
J. D. Griffith
Booth Pleads Guilty To Petty Larceny and Fine
B F Booth of Estherville an employee of the Rock Island shops pled guilty to receiving and concealing stolen property valued under $20. Justice Gus T Peterson imposed a $20 fine and $4.84 costs. Booth released on payment. Police found Rock Island property at the Booth home and a fur robe stolen from Frank Sullivan’s auto was found there but his wife said it was left by Bud Hausner.
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B. F. Booth
Estherville
Rock Island
Booth
Clift Frederiksen
Beore
Gus T. Peterson
Frank Sullivan
Bud Hausner
Dickinson County
No Fireworks Policy in Estherville City Limits
Mayor M K Whelan reiterates that Estherville bans all fireworks sales and use within the city. An ordinance from years ago prohibits firecrackers and pyrotechnic displays after a Spencer district fire. Penalty ranges up to 30 days in jail or a $100 fine. police enforcement promised.
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Spencer
County officers head to Des Moines for state convention
E. H. Hansen county treasurer Lester Boggess county engineer and supervisors Irving Ellerston Ray Bryan Charles Fuller and J A Huff left Wednesday for Des Moines to attend the state convention of county officers being held Thursday and Friday of this week Neil Brown city engineer also attends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hansen
Lester Boggess
Irving Ellerston
Ray Bryan
Charles Fuller
J. A. Huff
Des Moines
Neil Brown
Free Celebration at Interlaken Park July 4th
Interlaken Park hosts a free Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. The program features Fairmont band performances, water sports, free acts, and fireworks over Hall Lake, with speaker Martin E. Nelson at 1:30 PM and dancing by Joe Buz and its eleven piece band. Admission to the park and all events is free.
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The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Interlaken Park
Fairgnofit
Fairmont
Hall Lake
Martin E. Nelson
Minnesota
Joe Buz
Wallingford Auxiliary Sets July 19 County Meeting
Wallingford Auxiliary organizes a county meeting with plans to be discussed at a home gathering on Tuesday July 3. The main county meeting is scheduled for Thursday July 19 in the afternoon at Wallingford.
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Wallingford Auxiliary
St Pauls Church Picnic At Ringsted Details Sunday Event
Ringsted Iowa June 25 1934 the St Pauls church Sunday school held a picnic at High Lake with morning services sermon by Arne Voctmann a noon lunch and a social afternoon. Numerous local families attended listing guests and families attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Lastine
Kirkegaard
Alex Glassnapp
Walter Skovgaard
Anton Vommen
Edger- Béson
Henry Henricksen
Peter Thorson
Nes Bonnicksen
Robert Hansen
Carl
Bertina Peterson
Nikalina Hansen
Brown
Geneva
Paul Fredericksen
Dalliver
Lawrence Jensen
Wayne
Wallace Christensen
Carl Duer
Arne Voetmann
Norman Johnson
Tony Andersen
E. D. Neve
Chrig Hansen
Norman Jensen
Thomas Cody
Graettinger Girl Competes in National Typing Contest
Miss Marie Doyle of Graettinger high school participates in the national typing contest held in Chicago this week. She previously won the Iowa state championship in Des Moines in May, representing Graettinger.
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Marie Doyle
T. W. Doyle
Graettinger High School
Chicago
Doyle
Iowa
Des Moines
Party Conventions Set for Saturday Elections
Republicans meet in the court room at 11 with 13 delegates named to the Des Moines state convention and 13 to the Marshalltown judicial convention plus 10 to the Emmetsburg district judicial convention. Democrats convene at city hall at 11 with eight delegates to Des Moines on May 26 and eight to the Emmetsburg judicial convention on July 23, with precincts receiving delegations.
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Des Moines
Marshalltown
Emmetsburg
Emmeraburg
Hottest June Day Across Iowa With Heat Peak
A June heat wave swept Iowa with Boone at 108 degrees the day’s high and Waterloo close behind at 107. Estherville logged 103 while Mt. Pleasant remained coolest at 100. Skies were cloudy in the morning with a few showers observed near Estherville.
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Iowa
Boone
Waterloo
Estherville
Mt. Pleasant
Abbyagritia Bureau
JUNG
Gilchrist to Address Farm Union Picnic on Fourth
Congressman Fred C. Gilchrist of Laurens will speak at 2 30 PM during the Estherville Riverside Park Farm Union picnic. The day will feature a Huntington vs Farm Union ball game, band music, a boy’s quartet, a picnic dinner, and a dance after the evening program.
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Farm Union
Riverside Park
Estherville
Fred C. Gilchrist
Laurens
Congress
Gilchrist
Estherville Highchool
Earl Josten
Huntington
Art Lee
George Frank
Sam Peterson
Art Yates
Claude Ross
Last Auxiliary Radio Program of the Year
The last radio program for the Auxiliary year will be broadcast from Ames Friday June 29 at six o'clock. Marie M. Stanley candidate from the 8th district for department president will be the speaker. Members hosting open houses include Mrs. Vern Tredway Mrs. Harold Sorensen Mrs. Arthur Tott Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs. Waldo Brink. If attendance is impossible listen at home and send a card reporting to Mrs. F. W. Lakin radio chairman by Saturday noon. The Auxiliary urges strong member cooperation as this is the last chance to earn points in the radio contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Marie M. Stanley
Vern Tredway
Harold Sorensen
Arthur Tott
Harry Jones
Waldo Brink
F. W. Lakin
Wen
Hock Marries Florence Baird in Stillwater Okla
John Stephen Hock son of Rev Alvin S and Mrs Hock of Stillwater wed Florence Joy Baird of Tulsa at St Andrew Episcopal church in Stillwater on Saturday June 16. Immediate family attended. Hock works as a pressman for Hinkel and Sons. Mrs Hock owns Florence Permanent Wave shop. Rev Hock is a former pastor of Grace Episcopal in Estherville.
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John Stephen Hock
Alvin S&collay Hock
Stillwater
Okla
St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
That Place
Florence Joy Baird
Tulsa
Grace Episcopal Church
Estherville
John
Present Pupils in Musical Recital Tonight
A student musicale is presented this Thursday evening by the pupils of Mrs George Robinson and Mrs Oran Manthe in the city hall. The program, starting at 8 o clock, is varied. Dr and Mrs F J Pardubsky of Iowa City arrived Saturday evening to spend a few days with his brother Mr and Mrs B J Pardubsky. He is manager of the free optical company in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Oran Manthe
F. J. Pardubsky
Iowa City
B. J. Pardubsky
Free Optical Company
Town City
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AS. Coe
Fe Hiss Taleey
Cakove, Ae Digiene Mabticaed
Vernon Wertz
Eee
Johnaton
Mr. and
Mrs
Jay’ Johnaton
Armstrog Bank
L. F. Heinrich Pres
John O’neil
Cashier
Aulgers
Templars
V-R— Eagles
Whelan
Bert ‘Taito
Plang
Assternoon Wallingro Ot
ST. Paul’s Church
Ringsted
Graettinger
G. O. Ps
Court House
Demos
City Hall
Lewis Schwab
H. D. Hinsch
Fred Gilchrist
Riversie Park
John Hock
Stillwater, Okla
Leghorn
Light Cox
Eridias
Nggs
Coop
Cramery
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