Death of Dr Lashbrook Ends Long Illness in Estherville
Dr E E Lashbrook 60 died at home after months of cancer. He came to Estherville in 1934, practiced with Dr Morton at Park View clinic, and specialized in anesthesia and ENT surgery. Surviving wife, daughter, two sons, a brother, sister, three grandchildren, and an aunt. Funeral Saturday at Methodist church with Rev G D Sawyer officiating. Burial at Cedar Rapids. Burial details list North Star Lodge No. 447 A F and A M and Esdraelon commandery attending. pallbearers named. Born April 27 1882 in Waverly. Married Helen Skea in 1906. Lived in Shellsburg Des Moines Des Moines University surgical work. health issues in 1931 led to move to Marble Rock then Estherville. Active in medical associations and Masonic orders.
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E. E. Lashbrook
Thomas S
Oakland
Cali
Methodist Church
G. D. Sawyer
Church of Christ
Lashbrook
Masonic Lodge
North Star Lodge
A. M
Esdraelon Commandery
Tepha
Cedar Rapi
Waverly
Elam
Eugene Lashbrook
Watson D
Alice Tyrell Lashbrook
University of Town
Helen Skea
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Margaret Bernice
Thomas
Des Moines
Towa Lutheran and
Mercy
Wilton McCarthy
Des Moitnnes
University of Iowa
Marble Rock
Estherville
Henry Wellendorf Is Called To His Reward
Henry Wellendorf 70 died Monday in Coleman hospital after long ailments. He came from Germany at fourteen and settled in Estherville. An active German Lutheran, he hosted the Gerhardt Burlaug family for three years. Survived by several nieces and nephews. funeral Wednesday at 2:00 at his home and 2:30 at the Lutheran Church with Rev. Otis Lang. Details to follow in the Vindicator and Republican.
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Henry Wellendorf
Coleman Hospital
Baling wire reuse urged to aid war effort says Balkema
County Agent M A Balkema urges farmers to reclaim used baling wire rather than scrap it. He notes 100000 tons rust unused yearly and says reusing wire saves on bale materials and supports conservation and national war needs.
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United States
M. A. Balk
Balkema
Emily Bryan
Avis Dornan
V.R
Checker Tourney Opens with 25 Players and Round Robin
The Iowa state checker tournament began this afternoon after registration. Charles Bixby of Estherville was elected president of the state organization. Twenty five men registered, divided into three groups, with two round robin games in each group. The four top finishers advance to final rounds. losers enter minor tournaments. Participants include Glen Mercer Winterset O P Hank Ottumwa Lane Waverly Hirt Forest City Faber May City Welker May City Dr Brewster Britt N S Frank Davenport G Huber Blakesburg Al Graettinger Ray Brown Estherville Roy Smith Okoboji John DeYoung May City W J Selby May City D A Mingus Spirit Lake S E Wilson Winterset Harry Page Waverly M C Bascom Okoboji Will Cook Ochey.
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Charles Bixby
Estherville
Glen Mercer
Winterset
O. P Hank
Ottumwa
Lane
Waverly
Hirt
Forest City
Faber May City
Welker
May City
Dr.Brewster
Britt
N. S. Frank
Davenport
G. Huber
Blakesburg
al Graettinger
Graettinger
Ray Brown
Esthervillle
Roy Smith
Okoboji
John DeYoung
W. J
Chester Lodden Graduates From Navy Diesel School
Chester Lodden son of Mr and Mrs John Lodden graduated Saturday from the Diesel Engineering School of the United States Navy in Chicago He has trained in Chicago in this field for two months Maurice Doyle Post No 91 American Legion will meet in Legion Club Room Tuesday March 3 A business session at 8 pm A lunch will follow chaired by Arlie Knepper assisted by Lee Case Purl Butson Matt Donovan Floyd Johnson and Id Sorum Tickets for the boys basketball tournament are on sale no reservations allowed The tournament begins this Wednesday night Women's Council of the Church of Christ held a noon luncheon last Wednesday Myrl Ward Circle served Myrtle Furman Circle led the program Mrs Lloyd Johnson presided Mrs George Dawson church librarian reviewed current books Mrs Art Williamson led the lesson Whats Right With the World after Scripture reading Mrs C P Mauk sang a solo Lesson introduction given by the leader assisted by Mrs Waldo Brink portraying Mrs Van Winkle A discussion by Mrs Carl Sawyer Mrs Orlando Martyr and Mrs Art Williamson answered questions on Whats Right With the World Meeting closed by hymn and benediction About forty women attended
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Chester Lodden
John Lodden
United States Navy
Chicago
Maurice Months
Doyle Post No
American Legion
Legion Club
Arlie Knepper
Lee Case
Purl Butson
Matt Donovan Floyd Johnson
Id Sorum
Women's Council
The
Church of Christ
Myrl Ward
Myrtle Furman
Lloyd Johnson
Child Saving Institute
Omaha
George Dawson
Art Williamson
C. P. Mauk
Waldo Brink
van Winkle
Carl Sawyer
Orlando Martyr
Army Transfers Across States In WWII Training
Russell Smith son of Ernest and Mrs Smith moves from Bakers Field to Tulare California while training in the army air corps. James Stockdale son of J E and Mrs Stockdale, a private in the 60th division A Company, will leave Fort Lewis Washington for a new station. Argil Martin formerly at Fort Des Moines is transferred to Camp Fort Robinson Arkansas and serves in the army medical corps.
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Russel Smith
Ernest Smith
Baker's Field
Tulare
California
Russell
Army Air Corps
James Stockdale
J. E. Stockdale
A Company
Fort Lewis
Washington
Argil Martin
Fort Des Moines
Camp Fort Robinson
Arkansas
Argil
Medical Corps
The
Army
Woodleys appoints Cloud Lee as new manager at Forest City
Cloud Lee replaces Leonard Tangera as student engineer on the Rock Island railroad. Lee, with eight years in poultry and hatchery work, and his wife moved into Mrs. Browns apartment last Friday.
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Cloud Lee
Forest City
Leonard Tangeras
Rock Island Railroad
Mr. Lee
New Lottery Set for March 17
Selective Service Headquarters in Washington set March 17 as the date for a new draft lottery affecting Emmet county men aged 20 to 44 who registered last week. About 8,000 to 9,000 numbers will be drawn from green capsules using the goldfish bowl, with blindfolded officials handling the procedure.
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Selective Service
Washington
Emmet — County
Corn Loans Mrs Roy Blazer Ill With Shingles
Mrs Roy Blazer is ill at home with a painful shingles attack. Mr and Mrs B Oksner moved from South Eighth street to 602 North Eighth in the house recently vacated by FE E Heneman Lashbrook.
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Roy Blazer
V.R
Mrs. B. Oksner
South Eighth Street
North Eighth
FE. E. Heneman
Lashbrook
Get Out Those Books For War Service Donations
Public library in Estherville has about a dozen books ready to ship to men in service while Spencer has about a thousand. Citizens are urged to donate good books including novels, classics, travel, and notably text books from high school and college. Miss Tucile Peterson will receive contributions for shipment to Red Cross and USO headquarters. call 76 for pickup or drop at the library.
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Estherville
Spencer
Tucile Peterson
Red Cross
USO
Nico
Change of Manager At Wards
Montgomery Ward store in Estherville changes management with J Treg lawny resigning after three years. New manager J W Barnhart arrives from Ottumwa, joins Ward staff since 1929, previously led Sidney Nebraska store five years and other towns. Barnhart to move family here. Treglawny highly regarded, active Knights of Pythias and Chamber of Commerce member.
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Montgomery Wards
J. Treglawny
J. W. Barnhart
Estherville
Ottumwa
Mr. Barnhart
Montgomery Ward
Sidney
Nebraska
Treglawny
Tle
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Esthertherville
Montgomery Ward Company
Valley City
No Do
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Oelwein
Rhinelander
Green Bay
Wis
Treglancey
Mrs Sillge To Hostess Tuesday Bridge Tea
The Tuesday afternoon club meets at Mrs H O Sillye home this Tuesday with a dessert luncheon. Three bridge tables will be in play in the afternoon. Members include Miss M E A Wilson, Mrs Mo M Volding, Mrs Charles Lewis, Mrs R J Ridley, Mrs Vance Nou, Mrs Conrad Alt, Mrs George Lyman, Mrs Wes Dunham, Miss Jay AL Dunham, Mrs Gath Morse and Mrs Silge. Mrs Dennis Koulson will substitute for Mrs Blazer at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Sillye
M. E.A Wilson
Mo. M) Volding
Charles Lewis
R. J. Ridley
Vance Nou
Conrad Alt
George Lyman
Wes Dunham
Jay AL Dunham
Gath Morse
Silge
Dennis Koulson
Mas. Blazer
Mrs Ridley Farewell Aboard Pioneer Cooking Club
Mrs M I Wilson hosted the D I TD cooking club gathering honoring Mrs Ridley who leaves soon with Mr Ridley for the west coast. Attendees included Mrs G T Morse Mrs Robt Clark Mrs Sargent Bevans and hostess Stanley Beckman. Stanley plans to move March 10 to Norfolk Virginia for service as a chief petty officer.
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M. I. Wilson
D. I. TD Cooking Club
Ridley
West Coast
G. T. Morse
Robt
Clark
Sargent
Bevans
Stanley Beckman
Emmet Consolidated School
Norfolk
Virginia
Food for Victory and Victory Garden Clubs organized
A rural drive announced by Director Rook Bliss aims to mobilize garden clubs for food production and gardening education. Girls ages 12 to 22 and boys 10 to 21 form Food for Victory and Victory Garden Clubs, with enrollment by May 1. Clubs will emphasize seed varieties, soil prep, planting, care, harvesting, storage, and preservation, plus budgets and community gardens.
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Rook Bliss
Lowa
Servier
Uclit
Food For Victory Clubs
Victory Garden Clubs
County Stows
Ano
March In Like A Lion Weather Signs And Local News
Groundhog shadow or not the coming March shows signs of mild close and persistent cold snaps. Weather observer Mrs. Joe Orvis notes recent mild temperatures with a low of 23 degrees. Ed Sorum takes over the former Whitish service station on Central with NOM management and Standard Oil sales. Presbyterian Missionary Guild hosted Miss Jennie Hepp with a hot potluck supper and social hour, about twenty eight ladies attended amid Roosevelt speech remarks.
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North Iowa
Joe Orvis
Ed Sorum
Central
Rock Island Depot
First Avenue South
Studebaker
Central Avenue
Presbyterian Missionary Guild
Jennie Hepp
Roosevelt
VLR
Emmet Quota Sets March May Ration Totals and Items
The state assigns a total quota of 2071 new autos for March April May with 95 in reserve. Emmet county receives 12 of the quota for rationing via county boards. Neighboring counties receive Dickinson 15, Palo Alto 135, Cherokee 16, with other local allocations for tires and various farm goods and livestock items listed in the ration guide.
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Emmet
Dickinson County
Clay County
Palo Mito
Cherokee County
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Rock Island Club
Rock Island
Frank Logan
Floyd Lytle
W.B
Keith Albertson
Klemme
Zella Albertson
Helen Pullen
Kenneth Bixby
Iowa
Minnesota
Clay Kossuth
Dickinson
Palo Alto
Martin and Jackson
Knights of Pythias Hall
F. J. Kennedy
G. W. Stillman
F. B.I
C. A. Knee
Iowa Highway Patrol
H. G. McTavish
George
M. N. Knapp
George Washington
J. P. Clark
Washington Dispatch
United
Stalin
Jesus Christ
England
Lincoln
D. M. Brubaker
S. E. Dillon
G. K. Allen
Vla
Child Study Club
Lincoln Child Study Club
Anton Steery
John Rhodes
Clyde L. Starbuck
Ames
M. L. Russell
George Hunt
Alfred Burrill
C. E. Case
Lou Smith
Emlet Twite
Morris Burrell
Andrew Sunde
Hugo Shultz
Bert Ditsworth
John, Lyman
E. C. Johnson
Aux
Will Bagan
Wilbur Hemphill
Charles W. Wilson
A. L. Misener
John Hacket
Will Barn
Norman Heggen
Lewis Heggen
Camp Crowder
Missouri
Norman Jeft
Henry Hull
Wesley Hull
A. G. Henderson
Henry Schaper
Schaper
Legion
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Vuk
Woman's Council
Woodleys
Ricke Anton
Haahr, Peter G
Houseman
Clayton
I Hansen Victor
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Joe
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Ramsey
Lester
JT DeVoss
Jesse Graff Andrew
Anderson
Alfred
Kennedy
F. J Inman
Rex
Enerson
Roy
Ottumb
C. J. Treglawny
Sill GE
Morse
Gail Morse
OLD
Ferenc
Texas
Don Cameron
Red
Eugene Cunningham
Sorum Takes Over
V.R. — Missionary Guild
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Leghorn Cox
V.eye
Hennery
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