Social Hour Club hosts meet and local gatherings noted
Superior Mrs Fannie Hasbrook and Iva Youmans chaired the Social Hour Club meeting with eighteen members present. A Trip Through Iowa by Mattie Bringle and Travels Over the United States by Gem McBreen were read aloud. Local visits included Almira Doty with the Ralph McQuirk family and guests from near North Emmet Estherville. The paving crew returned to highway No 9, town traffic redirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Hasbrook
Iva ‘Youmans
Iowa
Mattie Bringle
United States
Gem McBreen
Almira Doty
Ralph McQuirk
Gus Anderson
Near North Emmet
Johnson
Estherville
Chas. Stewarts
Mark ‘Shultz
Robert
Shultz
Tom Lambert
Dee Richardson
Sioux Falls
Minnie Wood
Clarence’ Saunders
Constance
Geo. Reuland
Harley Prentice
Leon Prentice
Marvin. Peterson
Harry Buckman
Orville Taylor
Taylor
Theo Erickson
John Resch
Odebolt
Methodist Ladies Aid
Three Bad Fires Hit Community Friday
On Friday three destructive fires damaged properties around the area. The S. J. Mustard residence on South 11th Street in Estherville was burned early in the morning, forcing the Mustard family and five children to escape with few possessions. Fire also destroyed a farm barn and a double corn crib on the H. C. Brees farm north of Superior, owned by Walter Dean, with about 400 bushels of corn lost. A residence on the Shonkwiler farm near Petersburg was totally destroyed in the afternoon while the owners worked nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
S. J.mustard
Harry E. Coffie
Mr. Mustard
Ella Howard
Pontiac
Mich
Coffie
Dean
Brees
Oliver Shonkwilers
Petersburg
Shonkwilers
Therville
Gage Place
Dinner raises funds for Epworth League
A very successful Thursday dinner fundraiser benefited the Epworth League, with proceeds totaling 25 dollars. Travel and visits followed, including Faenard Miner and family to Coon Rapids to see Miner’s brother Lester, and Mrs Ann Bringle with Mrs Frieda Weaver accompanying the Carnahans to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Faenard Miner
Otto McCoy
Coon Rapids
Miner
Lester
Ann Bringle
Frieda Weaver
Merle Carnahan
Sioux City
Edd Miller
Woden
Margaret
Jake Bringle
Madeira
Minn
Jay Wardrip
Swea City
Frank Smith’s
Wardrip
Gamble
Geo. Laumers
Gilmore City
Ben Munden
John Munden
Poultrymen to Meet in Algona May Third Evening
Poultrymen concerned about quality and marketing urged to attend a May 3 meeting in Algona at 7 30 p m Co operating groups from Iowa State College State Department of Agriculture and U S Bureau of Animal Industry will host discussions on regulations sanitation and management to improve market quality plus grading demonstrations Speakers include B O Brownlee Alva L Howard John Wininger E E Mason and A D Oderkirk with Q A and problem discussion for producers buyers and others in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
M. A. Balkema
Extension Service
Iowa State College
State Department of Agriculture
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
B. O. Brownlee
Alva L. Howard
John Wineinger
E. E. Mason
The
Poultry and Egg Dealers Association
A. D. Oderkirk
Offenders Arrested and Fined in Local Court
A Houk of Estherville was arrested at Spirit Lake April 25 for fishing without a license and fined 13.85 dollars plus costs by Justice Price. William Fisher of Estherville was fined 10 dollars plus costs for catching perch out of season at Iowa Lake, arrested by F H Davis. M N Jacobsen of Wallingford was fined 5 dollars plus costs for speeding with a truck, arrested by H P Kruchten. H C G Newell of Spirit Lake pleaded guilty to reckless driving two miles west of Estherville, fined 50 dollars plus costs by Justice Nipher. Deputy Sheriff Huckaba made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, Houk
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Justice of Peace Price
F. H. Davis
William Fisher
L. J. Nipher
Justice of Peace
Iowa Lake
M. N. Jacobsen
Wallingford
Harry Kruchten
Iowa Highway Patrol
H. C G. Newell
M. ©. Huckaba
Game Warden Arrest Near Wallingford for Loaded Gun
Gordon Rick of Wallingford was apprehended by Conservation Officer F. H. Davis last night for having a loaded and assembled gun in his car while on the highways. The note adds a general advisory about effort and study speeding success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Rick
Wallingford
F. H. Davis
Cooking school attendance at Spirit Lake noted
Thursday reports show Mrs Esta Johnson Irene Parks Nettie Buckman and Anns Smith attending a cooking school at Spirit Lake. Also mentioned are Mrs Melvin Keford and her baby of Heron Take and H Scott of Jeffers Minnesota visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Johnson
Irene Parks
Nettie Buckman
Anns Smith
Spirit
Lake
Melvin Keford
Baby
Heron Take
H. Scott
Jeffers, Minn
Locals Place Seventh At Alta Track Meet
Estherville Atera placed seventh at the Alta track meet Saturday with 39 points. Sioux City Central won with 88, Ida Grove 61, Fort Dodge 55. Event wins include Van Gundy Ft Dodge pole vault, Jusek Central Sioux City discus, Robar Aurelia Arbogast Arthur 100 yd dash, Baxter Ida Grove high jump, Moville/Maville class B two mile relay, Goodrich Ida Grove high hurdles, Isakson Ft Dodge broad jump, Hughes Ida Grove shot put, Rasmus en Ida Grove javelin, Hayes Kaufman Herpst Mauser Christensen Moville class B half mile relay. Continuous results for many events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Atera
Sioux City
Central
Ida Grove
Fort Dodge
van Gundy
Ft. Dodge
Rasmussen
Rogers
Correctionville
Yock
Cherokee
Jusek Central
Myer
Quimby
Hughes
Lohry
Robar
Aurelia
Arbigast
Arthur
Hood
Haefs
Baxter
Miller
Schryver
Praether
Spencer
Moville
Cochran
Sioux City Central
Arbogast
Lyman
Huseman
Alta
Rim
Montagne
Rallifson
Storm Lake
Goodrich Ida Grove
Ziemer
Salmonson
van Grundy
Isakson
Hammond
Sioux City East
Rockwelle
Maurer
Hayes
Johnson
Lohff
Holstein
Junek
Warlinger
Honda
Marsh
Ourth
Kaufman
Herpst
Mauser
Christensen
Fonda
Quimby, Fifth. Time 1:40.9. Half-Mile Relay, Class A: Won By Central Sioux City
Lake City
Foley
Sutherland
Danielson
East Sioux City
Chesley
Kern
Stevenson
Cen
City Grants Beer Licenses and Asphalt Grant
At a regular meeting the council granted Leo Damm and the Elks lodge licenses to sell beer. A contract with Municipal Engineering Asphalt Pavement Company of Des Moines covers a thin asphalt coating on Estherville streets at 16 cents per square yard for about 30 000 square yards. W V Sweet and Paul Linke oversee the project. John Lilley becomes city marshal Port Rost named lifeguard at the pool and Mrs Francis Reynolds matron of the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Damm
Central Avenue River Bridge
Elks Lodge
Damm
Milton Rogera
Austin
Min
Municipal Engineering Asphalt Pavement Company
Des Moines
Estherville
W. V. Sweet
Paul ‘Linke
John Lilley
Porl Rost
Francis Reynolds
Government wool loans aid growers under 1939 plan
Government wool loans will be made on all wool sent to the Iota Sheep and Wool Growers Co operative association. Loans are 16 to 18 cents on quarter and three eighths blood, with lower grades at a lesser rate. The program guarantees a minimum price and offers potential extra returns if prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota ‘Sheep and
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Petersburg Farm
Superior
C. E. Person
Rt. Schildenecht
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
ER. D. Thompson
Getta Parsean
Tral
Pullman
Zwemike
Haxeman
Sioe City
Pint
Fort Dixige
Asl Holstein
Claus
Thompson
Merden
Central Sioux City
Gould
Davis
Charles_Fuss
Rohde Buildi
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