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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1937

Page

3

Prominent Estherville Men Die In Quick Succession

Carl L Jeglum 68 a leading Estherville business figure dies at home after a series of heart problems. Funeral held at Lutheran church with a quartet and organ. interment at Oak Hill cemetery. Bert Handeland 68 dies suddenly after heart trouble. Funeral planned at Estherville Lutheran Church. he had been a longtime church member and builder by trade.

Carl Jeglum Estherville Estherville Lutheran Church Jeglum UL. A. Mathre Jennie Lloyd Handeland Emma Sunde Everett Shaw Albert Meyer Oakhill Fred Robinson G. K. Allen John Lilley J. E. Wilson G. R. Connelly J. M. Walden Carl L. Jeglum Waterville Iowa Lars Sarah Jeglum H. A. Hartman East Paint Creek Lutheran Church Allamakee County Lyle Minn A.O. Myhre Huntington Ida Myhre Verna Alma Arthur Bringle Ima Elmer Osher A. O. Myhre Theo, Myhre Myhre and Jeglum Lloyd Chicago Claire Horace Johnson Philadelphia R. L. Hanson Elmer Adams Halvor Larson Clear Lake Rosena Anderson Olena Gilbertson Austin Minn Handeland East Lawn Bert Handeland Hee Belle

Florida Winter Notes and Seminole Sanctuary Visit

March 1937 letter from G A Nichols in Babson Park Florida describes milder winter, cool spells, and forecasts frost. Attending Abundant Seminole visitors at Mountain Lake sanctuary, led by Anton Brees. Relates family visits, tax dates, fruit prices, and a planned $200,000 canning plant in Estherville with hope for local employment.

Everglades Mountain Lake Sanctuary Anton Brees In- Tay Florida Osceola John Cypress Tallahassee Stanley Hanson Fort Pierce

Rev Winter Stein to Take Part in Rural Meetings

The Rev W A Winter Stein of Towa Falls tied to the Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship will join the Country Life conferences at Iowa State College Amey during the week of April 5 leading group discussions on Trends in Rural Community Life. Speakers at each conference include Dr M A Dawhler from Opal Church Philadelphia Pa and Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent of public instruction.

W. A. Winter Stein Towa Falls Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship Association Country Life Iowa State College Amey Winter Stein Methodist Episcopal Church M. A. Dawhler Opal Ch Arch Phiadelphia Agnes Samuelson State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Latest Styles Shown At Easter Fashion Show

Spring fashions were modeled Friday evening at Danceland by six Esther ville junior college and high school students in a style show sponsored by S. and L. Department store. Afternoon, evening and street wear plus accessories were displayed, climaxed by the march of the bride and her attendants.

Danceland Estherville Junior College S. and L. Department Store B. Oksner Jeanne Harrison Marie Smith Esther Brockway Magna Center Mildred Hasty Darlene Davidson Little Zelda Oksner Jane Greer Betty Lou Reed Ever McLane

Miami News Force Strikes Briefly Over Pay

The Miami News force walked out for a day amid a dispute over pay. Operators earned a little more than fifty dollars a week, and the protest ended with no gains.

Miami George Brisbin

Bands Shine At State Sectional Music Contest

Entrants from high schools in the state section at Plover earned three superior and two excellent ratings. Ringsted and Armstrong bands plus a girls sextette and soloists carried top honors, with individual performers highlighted. Ringsted plans to travel to Nevada Iowa for the district contest.

Graettinger Plover Frances“ Cooper Wilma Madgell ‘Conway Donia Henningsen Ruth Amdahl Howard Noble Helen Barber Bob Jensen Elwood Nanamaker Leo Grady Jack Cooper Glee Club Ruby Jackson Elizabeth Hunker Ringsted Iowa Warren Underwood Marjorie Christiansen Violet Skovgaard Beulah Nielson Mary Jane Olsen Elaine Neue Enid Nelsen Ardys Jensen Nevada Armstrong Armsstrong Maxine Johnson Speiter

Musicians Set Final Estherville Concert March 25

Mary Ann Kaufman soprano Raymond Anderson violin Robert Macdonald piano will headline a Roosevelt auditorium concert Thursday. It closes the 1086 87 season of the citys American Artists association, begins at 830 p m due to a school event, and features a varied program by three nationally known performers.

Mary Ann Kaufman Raymond Anderson Robert Macdonald Roosevelt Auditorium American Artists Association Miss Kaufman Mr. Anderson Macdonald Eatherville Estherville Mr. Macdonald Fred Wise Cameron McLean Mabelle Howe Mable Association

Furan Charged With Cafe Burglary in Estherville

County Attorney filed in district court a information against Vincent Furan a local junior college student for breaking into Ralphs Cafe. He was arrested at 2 30 Saturday morning by Merle Moller and Merton Mason after entering with his roommate Walter Millers key. Furan confessed to multiple winter break ins and will appear before Judge F C Davidson Monday. Also reported were thefts at Jackson School Paris Cleaners and two transient arrests for intoxication and begging. Authorities note a prior escape risk from Maurice Keyser who failed to return to jail after leaving the courthouse with a borrowed car.

Harry Coffie Vincent Furan Colllege Furan Merle Moller Merton Mason Walter Miller Ralph Rousseau Ralph Rousgseau Miller Jackson Jackson School Margaret Maniece Paris Cleaners C. R. Hedrick Clarence Prentice Ed Case L. J. Jones Fred Ehlers James Murphy Fisher Estherville Maurice Keyser Keyser Floyd Freed Freed Gerhard Roben Broadway Inn Roben Curtis Page Justice of the Peace Fairmont Glenn Reed Minn

Attendance marked at North Central Iowa teachers meet

Miss Marie Sorum and Supt. F G Stith of Estherville led a group from Emmet county to the North Central Division gathering of the Iowa State Teachers college association in Mason City. Emmet county earned 100 percent attendance with two exceptions since formation. Stith joined the executive board and served on the resolution committee. Raymond Jones led the speech division and played a key role in the program.

Marie Sorum F. G. Stith Estherville Raymond Jones Golda Harper Evelyn Hanson Alice Sunde Nelsine Nasby Roma Abel Virginian Reed Lila Larson Maxine Workman Dorothy Wayt Iowa State Teachers College Association Mason City Emmet County Supt. Stith Jones

New London School Disaster Film Shown Today

Estherville residents can view a news reel about the New London school disaster at the Grand theater. Manager H N Schrodt says the reel covers the tragedy that killed 455 people, marking Estherville as an early Iowa town to screen the event.

New London Texas Estherville New Grand Theater H. N. Schrodt Iowa

Taxes Due For 1986 Half Of Taxes Now Due

County Treasurer K. J. Ersland says the first half of 1986 taxes both personal and real estate are payable now and delinquent after April 1. Regular taxes plus special taxes including drainage, poll, road graveling and pension taxes are due. Old age pension requires a separate receipt.

K. J. Ersland Wille

Armstrong Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Nick Looft celebrated their 25th anniversary with 200 friends dancing at Horsey hall and a Sunday dinner at the Lutheran church. The Armstrong couple, longtime residents, were well regarded and attended by their four children.

Armstrong N. E Nick” Looft Horsey Hall Scott

Rock Island employees review rule changes at depot

Assistant Superintendent J. L. Powers led an employee meeting at the local depot as part of a series to explain the updated rock island rules. Co. C Cunningham of Cedar Rapids, Rock Island superintendent, visited the local shops during his stay.

J. L. Powers Rock Island Lines Co. C. Cunningham Cedar Rapids Rock Island

Opening of New Bakery Attracts Crowd On South Sixth

The DeLosses welcomed the public to their recently completed bakery on South Sixth with hot coffee and doughnuts, rolls, cookies, and other treats on Friday and Saturday. The store features sanitary design and the latest equipment, with attractive display cases now in place. Owners are Mrs. Francis LeLoss and son Boliver, plus daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Heinz.

South Sixth Street DeLosses A. B Francis LeLoss Boliver Merrill Heinz

Wallingford Girl Marjorie Jackson Dies After Long Illness

Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Estherville for Marjorie Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson who died Wednesday night after a long illness. Rev Claude Fausnaugh presided at the home and church services interment followed at Oakhill cemetery. She had suffered from leukemia and received care at Coleman hospital and Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota. Survived by her parents one brother Bernard of Estherville and two sisters Ruby Celeste and Florence Jean.

Wallingford Presbyterian Church Estherville Marjorie Jackson Charles Jackson Claude Fausnaugh Oakhill Cemetery Srk—Oresk Bee Renee Coleman Hospital Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn Bernard Ruby Celeste Florence Jean

Iowa State awards 81 bachelor degrees at Ames

Dr Charles E Finley presented diplomas to 81 Iowa State college graduates on Saturday. Forty two agricultural students, 22 engineers, 9 home economics, and 10 industrial science pupils received degrees. Notables include Ernest G Waldee of Wallingford and Robert A Weir of Emmetsburg.

Iowa State College Ames Charles E. Finley Ernest G., Waldee Wallingford Robert A. Weir Emmetsburg Roy Weir Estherville Daniel Booth Ridgeview S. D Priscilla George Charles Booth

William Spratt Former Resident Dies in Boone

William H. Spratt 77, former Emmet county farmer, died last night at his sons home in Boone. Fred J. Sternberg brought the body from Boone to Estherville for burial. Spratt farmed from 1914 to 1985 before moving to Boone to live with sons who owned an oil station and cafe. He married Sarah Ellen Sauerman in 1887. Survived by daughters Mrs. James Reeder and Mrs. R. J. Woodyard and sons Charles, George, Irwin Spratt plus Irma.

William H. Spratt Estherville Charles George Spratt Boone Fred J. Sternberg Mr. Spratt Emmet County Sarah Ellen Sauerman Muscatine Walnut Spratt James Reeder R. J. Woodyard Spencer Irma George Irwin Spratt

Coordinating council plans mass delinquency meeting

Estherville residents outlined tentative plans for a coordinating council to combat juvenile delinquency. Aimed at April 14 at Roosevelt auditorium, events include afternoon sessions for women and evening talks by Miss Amida Slavens and Fred Thomas, plus a potential film from a Minneapolis Lutheran home.

Estherville Roosevelt Auditorium Lillian McManira Children’s Protective Society of Minneapolis Fred Thomas Children’s Service of St. Paul Claude Lindquist L. J Nipher Arthur Taine Nerandals Oitlewyer Charles Bixby Clay Lindquist Estherville League Claude Fausnaugh F. D. Sawyer L. J. Nipher John C. Lilley Roy J. Ridley Arthur T. Bringle William Sykes Henrietta Miller F. G. Stith Claude Linguist

Infant George George Infant Passes Away

The D M George home mourns the 14 month old Carol Dean George son of Mr and Mrs D M George who died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Mahlum and Anderson chapel with Rev F W Ortmeyer officiating. Burial followed at Oakhill. He was preceded by one brother Delmer and survived by parents one sister Mable and two brothers David Thomas and Elmer along with grandparents Mr and Mrs David George and Thomas Ruckman.

D. M. George Carol Dean George Mahlum and Anderson Chapel F. W. Ortmeyer Methodist Church Oakhill Delmer Mable David Thomas Elmer David George Gridley Thomas Ruck Estherville

Schultz and Clark Open Real Estate and Insurance Office

W A Schultz and Wm Clark have opened office rooms in the Groves building in the former Farm Bureau suite and will operate a real estate and insurance business there. They report several town and farm properties listed and note demand from both classes. They will specialize in all kinds of insurance.

Ree Schultz and Clark W. A. Schultz Wm. Clark Groves Forme Farm Bureau

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Bert Handel G. A Nichols Babson Park, Fla Hugh Greig John Greig Towa Stearns Pine Bluff Ark H. T. Nichols Grove Alabama Ansdale Wrte Scarsdale N.Y Carl Limbacher, Jr Peter Conese James Duff Limabacher Vivian Jones Janet McTavish Ilene Johnson Ruth Raife Boulder, Colo G. H. Raife John Therville V.R Supt North Central Association N. E. Looft R. IS Iowa State William Spratt Max Lynn Elmer Starr Robert Jackson Russell Smith Des Moines J. J. Waldron George Infant
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