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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1937

Page

3

Blizzard Paralyzes Traffic With Snow and Rain Storm

A severe blizzard disrupted travel and daily life as 1.10 inches of rain and six inches of snow fell, temperatures dropped to seven above. Roads were drivable in places but drifted. trains ran near schedule on Rock Island and St. Louis routes, while others faced closures and long delays. Police and highway crews battled drifting and outages. a patrol car was damaged in a spill, and a caravan of twelve used cars halted en route from Chicago to Sioux Falls. Weather readings for the week show fluctuating highs and lows amid lingering snow and snow fences.

A. O. Peterson Rock Island St. L New Ulm State Highway Commission Emmett Here Ringsted R. O. Rogers Northwestern Bell Estherville Sioux Falls Des Moines Humboldt Spencer Storm Lake Sheldon Sioux City H. F. Fisher Fostoria Chicago Price

Robert Knox’s Maps Show Old Emmet County Post Offices

Robert Knox shared two early Emmet County maps with the Vindicator and Republican showing now-vanished inland post offices at Hoping Iowa Lake High Lake Voss and Lakeside. The maps are undated but over 45 years old, with one issued by Estherville’s J B Binford and the other by Jas J Harker of Armstrong, printed in the old Republican job shop.

Robert Knox Emmet County Dolliver Emmetcoun Hoping Iowa Lake High Lake Voss Lakeside J. B. Binford Estherville Jas. J. Harker Armstrong Tom Storhow BOR Armatrong

Comment by G A Nichols on youth crime and labor unrest

The letter discusses Florida students jailed for robbery, free speech conflicts with Germany, sit down strikes, impeachment talk, labor unions' violence, and baseball salaries including Dizzy Dean. It criticizes lax discipline, calls for stricter measures, and questions political responses to unrest and criticism. The piece weaves social critique with outcry over authority and economic demands.

Sewage Plant Praised In Estherville Report

The Iowa State Department of Health reported the Estherville sewage plant, operating since September 15, 1986, is in splendid working condition and provides adequate treatment. Inspectors H. W. Poston and E. G. Fiala conducted the December 29 and 30 visit, detailing test results in a technical report.

Estherville Iowa State Department of Health H. W. Poston E. G. Fiala

Weather Rambles From Iowa To Florida Letter

A chatty weather letter notes salubrious climes, fruit yields, and garden pests. It mentions seeding in Iowa, ripe tomatoes, melons damaged by turtles, and relatives well back home. The writer contrasts Iowa and California and Florida travel habits in a humorous tone.

Iowa California Florida Pipk

Handeland Rites Saturday for Estehville Resident

Last rites for Bert Handeland, prominent Estherville resident, will be held Saturday at 2 PM at his home and 2:30 PM at Estherville Lutheran Church. Rev. L A Mathre will preach, with Charlies Anderson of Mahlum and Anderson in charge. Burial in Lutheran cemetery north of Estherville. Pallbearers are six Handeland nephews. Survived by widow and children Beulah Mathson Selma Melvin Helen Mable Esther ville Mrs Melvin Christian Ringsted Mrs Ernest Griffith Spirit Lake and Oliver Minneapolis.

Bert Handeland Estherville Berger Rainhold Alfred Andy Handeland Handeland Beulah Mathson Selma Melvin Helen Mable Melvin Christian Ringsted Ernest Griffith Spirit Lake Oliver Minneapolis

Gustavus Adolphus Choir to Sing in Dunnell March 28

Gustavus Adolphus College A Capella choir led by Floyd Lauder will perform in Dunnell Sunday March 28. The choir begins a three week tour the same day, covering 18 states and about 5000 miles. Mr and Mrs B Twetten announce the birth of an eight pound eight ounce baby this morning.

Dunnell, Minn Gustavus Adolphus College Floyd Lauder Dunnell Mra B. Twetten

Rural women announce Emmet County Achievement Day gala

Emmet county rural women plan a April 8 Achievement Day at Estherville city hall to celebrate a year of the Being Well Dressed clothing extension course. Nine townships display exhibits and join music, demonstrations, playlets and pantomimes led by a 20 member county chorus under Mrs Gilbert Nelson. Ten township chairmen and committees will organize township activities with music by pieces such as Funeral March and Semper Fidelis and songs like An Old Violin.

Emmet Estherville’ City Gilbert Nelson Jeanie V. A. Anderson Vernon Topp Ellsworth W. C. Melliwraith Lincoln John Greig Esther‘ville A. B. Rosenberger Center Russell Lair 12 Mile Lake Kenneth Harding Jack Creek Denmark Afantuasa Johnny F. G. Weir Emmet W. R. Anderson Roy Richards LaRue ‘Wiseman Estherville Archie Poyter J. P. Helen Swan Lake Fred Rowe K. H. Randa Wm. Larsen

Last Rites for Gunderson Infant Friday Afternoon

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert B Gunderson who live west of Estherville died shortly after birth. A brief service will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Mehlum and Anderson chapel with Rev L A Mathre officiating. Burial will follow in East Side Cemetery. The child is survived by parents and one brother.

Gilbert B. Gunderdon Estherville Mehlum and Anderson Chapel L. A. Mathre East Side Cemetery V.-Re

Cecil Erickson Strikes Welfare Worker at City Hall

Cecil Erickson, a local laborer, attacked Claude Linguist, a welfare worker, after being denied relief by the board of supervisors at the welfare office in City Hall. Erickson allegedly missed relief work and was deemed not entitled to direct relief, and a warrant for assault with intent to do bodily injury was issued.

Cecil Erickson Board of Supervisors Claude Linguist Erickson Linquist

Mid-West Service to Build New Oil Station at Ringsted

The Mid-West Service company buys the A. C. Ries property at the west end of Main street Ringsted and plans a super-service station on the corner. The house moves to the rear, with greasing washing and painting facilities alongside gas and oil sales. Diamond Petroleum products to be carried and Mr Jenson retains Chevrolet agency.

Ringsted Mid-West Service Company A. C. Ries Main Street Diamond Petroleum Co Jenson Chevrolet

Untitled note mentions Harlan Ray and Jimmie Twetten

A brief family notice names the newborn son Harlan Ray and mentions the couple's older son Jimmie Twetten. No additional details provided.

Harlan Ray Twettens Jimmie

Silverbergs to Open Store on North Sixth Street

The Silverberg Brothers remodel the former St. Paul store on North Sixth Street and expect to open mid April. It will be the twelfth Silverberg store with R. G. Sutherland as local manager. The shop will offer ladies ready to wear, men’s furnishings, shoes, novelties, groceries, and cold meats with groceries in the rear section.

Silverberg Brothers St. Paul North Sixth Street Silverberg Company R. G. Sutherland Mananger

West Bend man John Kohler dies at 81

Mrs James B Boyle mourns the death of her father John Kohler of West Bend who died after a stroke March 17 at age 81. Funeral services were held at Apostolic church with Rev Joseph Bannart and interment in West Bend cemetery. Kohler entered the hardware trade in 1915 with son L J Kohler, later retired, golden wedding in 1929, widow died in 1981. Survived by children L J Kohler, Della Falk, Anne DeHart, James Boyle, 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

James B. Boyle John Kohler West Bend Apostolic Church Joseph Bannart James Boyle

Runaway Boys Apprehended in Estherville and Austin

Minneapolis youth Edward Kerswell aged 13 and Gerland Johnson aged 14 left for travel with John Webster 17 from Austin Minnesota. They bought items in Estherville before police took them into custody. Webster on probation from a Minnesota juvenile reform school. Another youth was detained in Algona for theft of 55 dollars.

Minneapolis Austin Minn John Lilley Edward Kerswell Gerland Johnson John Webster Estherville Johnson Gerald Lilley Minnesota Algona

Survivor of Texas school disaster recalls narrow escape

L. V. Barker, 18, only survivor of Consolated High School football team in New London, Texas, describes how he was in the study hall when a gas explosion on March 18 destroyed the building and killed 465 people, saving his life by leaping from a second story window.

L. V. Barker Consolidated High School New London Texas

J C Enters Play Tourney At Drake University

Gerald Wee and Miss Jeanne Parsons lead students from fheatherville in a Drake university play tournament at Des Moines from April 28 to May 1. Raymond Jones and Miss Ruth Berg accompany the troupe as coaches and staff. Schools perform single acts or parts of longer plays, with a 40 minute limit. Judging uses ratings from superior to below average, with certificates for superior or excellent. The $25 Ivan Bloom Hardin original play prize goes to the best original work.

Gerald Wee Jeanne Parsons Fheatherville Drake University Des Moines Raymond Jones Ruth Berg Ivan Bloom Hardin

Senior Class to Present Annual Play Good Cast

The senior class plans its May play Big Hearted Herbert directed by Florence Chambers Marion Kennedy and Paul Groth leads Eugene McNally and Doris Hollenbeck as the leads opposite him. Supporting players include Helen Barnes Charlotte Corey Lenorah Heneman Genevieve Horswell Merwin Baga Albert Kresse Lawrence Moore and Dawes Sconberg with Jackie Sanders as juvenile. Wilma Irwin stage manager.

Herbert Florence Chambers Marion Kennedy Paul Groth Eugene McNally Doris Hollenbeck Helen Barnes Charlotte Corey Lenorah Heneman Genevieve Horswell Merwin Baga Albert Kresse Lawrence Moore

Ringsted Town Election Fields Two Tickets

Two tickets filed for Ringsted town election with the town clerk. Citizens ticket lists G. W. Darnell as mayor and six council members including Carl T. Hansen and Fink. People's ticket names Hans K Bennicksen for mayor and five council candidates plus a park commissioner and treasurer. Election set for March 29 at the opera house. Also notes Walter Crissey, Humboldt high school science instructor, led the science group at a Town State teachers meeting in Mason City.

H. N. Wilborg T. B. Petersen J. C. Madsen Anton Dahl J. M. Jenson Opera House Walter B. Crissey Humboldt High School Myr Gee Estherville Mason City

Estherville Churches Plan Easter Services and Cantata

Estherville churches outline Holy Week programs with union services at the Presbyterian church led by Rev J A Riggs and Easter music by Philharmonic under Raymond Minkler. Cantata Seven Last Words of Christ by DuBois to be performed Friday night at the Methodist church.

Philharmonic Group Estherville Presbyterian Church Baptist Christian Methodist Presbyterian J. A. Riggs Baptist Church F. W. Ortmeyer Methodist Church Raymond Minkler DuBois Christ C. M. Gronstal L. R. Keck H. N. McKerral T. C Rare Stanley Olson Lutheran Seminary St. Paul L. A. Mathie Christiansen Stainer

Spirit Lake Man Loses Slander Suit

A directed verdict against Jer ry iWupp of Spirit Lake in his 7500 slander suit against Central Broadcasting and Hi R Gross was ordered in Des Moines. The case, heard in Judge Meyer's court, stemmed from a July 17 1936 broadcast after questions raised in the Spirit Lake Cay e kidnapping hoax. Mrs T J Conway travels to Clington tomorrow to collect two grandchildren.

Jerry iWupp Spirit Lake Central Broadcasting Company R. Gross Des Moines Joseph E. Meyer Hupp Bel

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