Dr Doty Loses Car And Tools In Spirit Lake Theft
Superior Iowa report says Dr L J Doty’s Ford V eight was stolen from Spirit Lake Saturday. Instruments and veteran tools valued around two hundred dollars were in the car with no trace reported yet.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
3
Superior Iowa report says Dr L J Doty’s Ford V eight was stolen from Spirit Lake Saturday. Instruments and veteran tools valued around two hundred dollars were in the car with no trace reported yet.
Superior the Dan Clump property occupied by E B Baker was purchased by Howard Reed of Chicago. Mr Reed departed Sunday to bring his family and household equipment. Robert Miner and a friend spent Wednesday night visiting his brother Fanard Miner and family. They returned to Belle Plaine on Thursday. John McKnight wife and twin daughters Jean and Joan and nieces Dolly and Doris Krath were Sunday guests in the Tom Lambert home. Mrs Ann Bringle and two children Dale and Charyl and Margaret Bringle attended a brides shower for Mrs Bringle s brother and wife at Ringsted Monday eve. Mr and Mrs Mark Shultz and wife spent Friday afternoon visiting in the Tom Lambert home. Donavan Revitz is reported improved from a severe attack of chicken pox and badly infected ear. Mr and Mrs Alva Chancellor and family of St Angar attended the Frank Johnson funeral Friday afternoon. They returned home the same evening. Mr Chancellor is Mrs Johnson s brother. Jack Johnson Raymond Hasbrook Chas Hasbrook and Miss Mildred Shannon took Leslie Johnson back to Ames Sunday to continue his college studies. Leslie was called home by the death of his father. H J Heider of Carroll attended the funeral of Frank Johnson Friday. Beth Bringle spent Friday night and Saturday with friends at Spirit Lake. Mrs Joe Kissinger has been very ill with the flu and ulcerated ears. Darlene Baker has been taking care of the housework. Mrs L J Doty has been in charge as nurse. Mrs Parker Dunham is reported on the sick list the past week.
Fred Hasbrook traveled Sunday to visit relatives in Sheffield and Eldora with Leslie and the boys. Ill relatives prompted a Des Moines train trip. Chas Christ’s parental home hosted Randall Wicks family Clara Louise and Clyde Christ for supper. E B Baker family moves into Miller house. Culture Club to host card party at Olson's Hall Friday with Bridge and 500. Tow couples visited Worthington and Les Larson, sharing a picnic supper.
Neighbors gathered at the E H Langford home to wish the Langfords success in moving March 1 to the Chas Grill farm in Silver Lake township. The event featured a late lunch with Arthur Tenhoff Newton Aagard Herman Grassing Ebba Flygare Peter Rose James Maloney and others in attendance.
Clark Scuffham elected president of the Kossuth County Fair Association succeeding Jewell Patterson who resigned. Earl Vincent re elected secretary. The fair moves to August 19 20 22 and 23 with entry day on Saturday and opening day Sunday. Change aims to boost attendance and improve weather in recent years.
Ames Iowa February 28 The deadline for filing forms required for payment for participation in the 1938 agricultural conservation program is March 1 O D Klein chairman of the Iowa agricultural conservation committee told extension officials at Iowa State College Klein estimates Iowa farmers will receive more than 30 million dollars for their cooperation in the 1938 farm program Payments to date total 21 million dollars across 95 counties The New York board of film censors has barred the motion picture Yes My Darling Daughter
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