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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1934

Page

3

Crim's Associated Oils station burglarized in Estherville

The Associated Oil company retail station of L. E. Crim suffered a break in Wednesday night. A window on the east side was forced and contents rifled. About 100 candy bars, a few cigars, possible auto parts and grease cans were stolen. Sheriff Fredericksen and Deputy Twito are pursuing clues.

L. E. Crim Associated Ol) Company Estherville Fredericksen Twito Crim

Shorthand And Typing Teams Win 3 First

Estherville wins three firsts at district typing and shorthand contest in Spirit Lake. Teams coached by Miss Susan Peterson attempt state meet in Des Moines May 12. Winners include Everald Anderson, Lavohn Bixby, Mildred Vedder and Martha Robinson with high word rates and few errors.

Spirit Lake Estherville Susan Peterson Des Moines Everald Anderson Lavohn Bixby Mildred Vedder Milford Rock Rapids Martha Robinson Beatrice Anderson Esther Barrett Arnolds Park Sibley Margaret Kennedy Betty Merron Olive Wilkins Arline Jackman Mariel Vestrem Everald Anerson

511 Candidates File For State And District Offices

A total of 511 candidates filed on the last day for 147 state and district offices to be filled in primary races on June 4. Republicans lead Democrats 387 to 244 with several unopposed seats in both parties and multiple district contests across Iowa.

C. W. Storms N. G. Kraschel E. L. O’connor Leo J. Wegman G. C. (Kelly) Greenwalt Herring Chas. J. Zylatra Hawarden Sioux County D. J Des Moine Paul Cunningham E. A. Elliott E. O. Wallace

Weather Bounces Lower as Rain Remains Elusive in Estherville

Estherville and vicinity see no significant rainfall despite forecasts of scattered showers. Over the past 12 days the high temperatures ranged from 55 to 70 degrees with recent readings near 60s, while May opens with cool, dry conditions. In a separate public sale, two city homes on South Eighth and North 13th Streets sold for 340 and 2500 dollars respectively, with Mahlum furniture also auctioned.

Estherville South Eighth Street Borreson H. H. Tosdal Albert Mahlum North 13Th Street Wm. Oehriein Mahlum Henry Long Wm. Foshter Foshter- Burns F. Kellen

May naval enlistment quota for Iowa district announced

The naval enlistment quota for the Iowa district for May is 48 men. Recruits will be selected from seven Des Moines area stations and transferred to the San Diego naval training station for recruit training. Interested men should apply at or write to the Navy Recruiting Station in Mason City, Iowa.

Iowa Des Moines Naval Training Station San Diego Calif Navy Recruiting Station Mason City Towa

Community Council Meeting of Girl Geouts Scheduled

The Community Council of the Girl Geouts will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the court room.

Community Council Geouts

Attention to City Ordinance on Live Stock

Mayor M. K. Whelan calls attention to Ordinance 40 restricting livestock running at large within city limits. Section 1 makes it unlawful to stake out or allow livestock to run at large over streets alleys highways and public areas.

M. K .Whelan Lare Hive

Indian doctor Henry Jeffey arrested for disorderly conduct

Indian doctor Henry Jeffey of Armstrong was arrested Tuesday on West Emory street in an intoxicated condition. He faced a disorderly conduct charge and was fined $10 plus costs by Mayor M. K. Whelan and released after payment.

Henry Jeffey Armstrong West Emory Street M. K. Whelan

Postponed Tax Sale Set For May 7 by County Treasurer

The county treasurer E. H. Hanson announces a postponed tax sale of delinquent properties on May 7, extending from the April 2 date when no bids were entered. The extra 30 days allow buyers to complete financing with federal home loans and meet payment plans for the nine tax holders.

E. H. Hanson

Ainsworths Move to Spirit Lake Cottage in Iowa

Colonel and Mrs. L. W. Ainsworth of Des Moines have relocated to the Hayes cottage on Spirit Lake west shore after purchasing the property. The move signals plans to make it a year round home. Ainsworth, noted for campaign work with Senator Dickinson and the Republican National Committee, has recent roles with the Republican Congressional Committee. He served in the Spanish-American War and rose to Assistant Chief Signal Officer of the AEF in World War I after leading as Chief Signal Officer of the 88th division in France.

L. W. Ainsworth Des Moines Hayes Spirit Lake Ainsworth Senator Dickinson Republican National Committee Republican Congressional Committee 88Th France

East Side Cemetery Assn elects officers and directors

At a meeting on April 16 the East Side Cemetery association elected directors Geo Bowman Chas Carpenter Tom Juhl George Haar Mrs Fred Kilgore Mrs C F Jackman and Robert 3 Clark. The directors met April 22 and chose officers President Chas Carpenter Vice President T Juhl and Secretary-Treasurer Hazel Bemis.

East Side Cemetery Association Geo. Bowman Chas. Carpenter Tom Juhl George Haar Fred Kilgore C. F. Jackman Robert 3. Clark T. Juhl Hazel Bemis V-R

District Legion and Auxiliary Meeting at Ft Dodge

The district meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday May 8 at the Warden Hotel in Ft Dodge. The program includes a 9:48 start with a business session and officer elections. A skit by county chairmen and a joint banquet with dancing follow, featuring state officers and Earl Hall and his Rusty Hinge quartet from Mason City. Mrs J C Underkofler, district committeewoman, will appoint registration and color page escorts.

American Legion and Auxiliary Ft. Dodge Warden Hotel J. C. Underkofler Auxiliary Legion Earl Hal Mason City Fred Ehlers Emmet

Terril Man Awarded Grade In Contract

Terril man awarded grading contract amid unclear details. The item references a contract for various parts and mileage estimates, with fragmented phrases describing the grading work and scope.

Terril Man

Young Democrats Select Delegates to State Convention

At a court house meeting the Young Democrats club elected four delegates and their alternates for the May 7 Des Moines state convention at Fort Des Moines hotel. Delegates: Julius B. Osher and Paul Gray of Estherville, Gladys Larson of Wallingford, Wayne Vallee of Armstrong. Alternates: John Puckett, William V. Swift, Mrs. George Kibbee of Estherville, J. R. Darnell of Ringsted. Representative E. J. Maniece summarized the last legislature's work.

Young Democrats’ Club Court House Des Moines Fort Des Moines Julius B. Osher Paul Gray Estherville Gladys Larson Wallingford Wayne Vallee Armstrong John Puckett William V. Swift George Kibbee J. R. Darnell Ringsted E. J. Maniece

Death Takes a Holiday at Villa of Happiness

A large audience enjoyed the amateur production Death Takes a Holiday in the Great Hall at the Villa of Happiness. Richard Turner led as the Duke with Lord Emily Lawrence as the Duchess, while Frederick Wilson played the challenging role of Death and Gracia did not fear him. The cast included Alda, Lavonne Brown, Lois Hemphill, Vaunita Brown, Corrado, Earl Olmstead, Marie Cramer, and others. music by Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, with a full crew handling management, stage, and costumes.

Junior Roosevelt Villa of Happiness Lambert Stephanie Richard Turner Emily Lawrence Death Prince Sirke Frederick Wilson Alda Lavonne Brown San Luca Lois Hemphill Vaunita Brown Corrado Lincoln Bhonkwiler Eric Rhoda Fenton Earl Olmstead Marie Cramer Gracia Cesarea Richard Caldwell Betty Parsons Erling Hansen Max Wiese Marion Fagre Magda Center Joseph Paul C. M. Rogers

Algona Firm Buys Ringsted Store From Jorgensen

White and son of Algona have purchased the Mrs. Nels Jorgensen store at Ringsted and have taken possession. The store will be run by the junior Mr. White, and it is being redecorated and rearranged for the opening.

White and Son of Algona Nels Jorgensen Ringsted Mr. White

Ganshot May 23 Report on Virgil Johnson Injury

Ganshot May 23 notes Virgil Johnson receiving a notable single cut. Details on the incident are limited in the readable text. Further context about location or outcome is not available.

Ganshot Virgil Johnson

Barn Fire Dies 28 Cattle and 5 Horses Near Dunnell

A large barn on W. E. Anderson farm three miles southeast of Dunnell Minnesota burned last night, killing 28 cattle and five horses. Tenant Albert Klein discovered the blaze around ten o'clock, preventing rescue efforts. Dairy stock, harnesses, and a cream separator were lost. A nearby garage and silo burned. granary saved by Ceylon and Dunnell fire companies. Owner is Muskegan Michigan-based, with Estherville brother handling interests. Insurance on stock and personal property totaled $2,500. Buildings insured. will be rebuilt in summer.

W. E. Anderson Dunnell Minn Albert Klein Muskegan Mich Wm. R. Anderson Estherville Anderson

Tourists Visit Baton Rouge and St Francisville on Southern Trip

Adelaide Nichols recalls a midday exit from New Orleans along St Charles Avenue to Baton Rouge with its 5 million capital building and French speaking delegates. The journey continues to St Francisville where weathered hotels, live oaks, ferries, and a quiet cotton south reveal a stark contrast to bustling cities as the writer nears a cliffhanger note: more to come.

Adelaide Nichols New Orleans St Charles Avenue Louisiana Tulane Loyola Baton Rouge National Capital Washington Sheriff's Jury United States Louisiana University Huey Long St. Francisville Oaks Mississippi Bhey Railway Express

Trees Planted Across Iowa Parks in State Program

Milford May 2 Camp Okoboji conservation corp workers advance the statewide erosion control and beautification tree planting program. New plantings occur at Silver Lake Lake Park Fort Defiance state park near Estherville with prior work at Mini Wakan Spirit Lake Rush Lake Lost Island Ruthven and Pillsbury Point. Species include 60000 black locust 2700 red oak 1000 black walnut and 700 ash seedlings.

Lost Island Lake Ruthven Pillsbury's Pike's Points West Okaboji Lake

Democrats Plan Roosevelt Banquet in May

Estherville organizers draft a Roosevelt banquet to be held mid May in the city with committee chair F J Kennedy and members Merta Alberts Mrs A R Markley E J Maniece I Coleman Nona Link Fred Davies and A L Anderson in charge. They plan to invite Governor Herring and other state officers to speak. further arrangements to be announced. Sheriff Cliff Frederickson returned from Des Moines after a few days on business.

Roosevelt F. J. Kennedy Merta Alberts A. R. Markley E. J. Maniece I. Coleman Estherville Nona Link Fred Davies Armstrong A. L. Anderson Ringsted Cliff Frederickson Des Moines

Two Of Fifty Home Loans Closed In County

Frances Kennedy oversees a county home loan program reporting only two of fifty applications have been closed. Coleman first appraises properties, reports go to Fort Dodge district office, a federal agent rechecks the property, and holders of mortgages are accepting government bonds in place of cash. The Fort Dodge office is now equipped to handle the loan volume expected to close soon.

Frances Kennedy Coleman Fort Dodge Bar

VR Work Relief PWA Gives County Men Employment

Six men will work in county farm gardens as part of a Work Relief project. Monday road grading north of town begins two days weekly. Subcontractors Hildebrandt and Krey near completion on new Number 17 pipe and culvert work. Green Construction with foreman employs two dynamite men and four laborers. Complete Construction expected next week. Ensure heavy machine operators update cards at national reemployment office.

Hildebrandt Krey Green Construction Company

Stoffel Paroled After Three Months For DUI

Leo Stoeffel pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge Davidson at Spirit Lake. He was sentenced to three months in the county jail at hard labor and to pay the costs, but the sentence was suspended and he was paroled. Information was filed by County Attorney William Bale after he ran into a lamp post, breaking it off at the ground early Sunday morning.

Leo Stoeffel Davidson Spirit Lake William Bale

Miss Kohl Hired by Emmet County Board

Board of Supervisors selects Miss Irene Kohl, who has served as county social worker this past month, as regular worker for Emmet County. Bets favor cold rainy weather on May 15 as Iowa residents plan fishing activities amid forecasts.

Irene Kohl Emmet County Board of Supervisors

Boys Glee Club Ties For State Honors Today

The Boys Glee Club tied with Maux Center for an excellent rating at the State Music Festival in Iowa City. Estherville High School participates today Friday and Saturday at Town City with boys and girls glee clubs and soloist Miss Everald Anderson. Girls perform at 2 30 this afternoon. Members of the boys club include Earl Archibald Jack Beck Harlan Brondie Eugene Bolty and others. The girls club lists Beatrice Anderson Everald Anderson Lavann Bixby Eleanor Brown Ruth Berg Ruth Brown and others. Transportation provided by parents and friends with some contributing money or offering rides.

Maux Center Iowa City Estherville High School Town City Everald Anderson Earl Archibald Jack Beck Harlan Brondie Eugene Bolty Leo Cooper Gerald Darling Lawrence Doud Stanley Fagre Irvin French Leo Horswell Eugene Hutchinson Norman Jensen Irvin Lowman Bob McKay Eugene McNally Gene Misener Edgar Knutsen Bennie Niemoth Arnold Olson Glenn Olson Homer Ortmeyer Eugene Petcoff Charles Reid Juan Sanchez Wilbur Strait Mervin Thompson Percy Yule Glee Club Beatrice Anderson Lavann Bixby Eleanor Brown Ruth Berg Ruth Brown Eleanor Carlson Carol Jean Crim Ive Eveleth Evelyn Gerloff Jeanne Hayden Elizabeth Hendrickson Margaret Kennedy Jane McKerrai Pauline Merriott Betty Merron Leola Mulock Lola Nelson Florence Norby Mary O'Rourke Carolyn Osmundson Virginia Reid Martha Robinson Alice Sunde Loretta Swale Mildred Vedder Muriel Vestrem Marian Willey Pauline Wilson

State Superintendent Sets Rural Teacher Requirements

The State Superintendent of Public Instruction Miss Aghes Samuelson issues minimum teaching qualifications for standard rural schools. Requirements include a first class certificate or equivalent, a full year contract, and prior year average daily attendance of at least ten pupils. Certificates allowed include various state and county options with options for college coursework or specific training. County superintendents may grant exceptions to holders of certain certificates with additional training.

Aghes Samuelson State Superintendent of Public Instructre ESE Iowa

D A R ELECTS OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR

Okamanpadu chapter of the D A R elected officers for the year at a luncheon at Mrs F M Brown home. Elected: Regent Mrs Alex Johnston Vice Regent Mrs Robert Knight Recording Secretary Mrs Kirk Allen Corresponding Secretary Mrs Ed Case Treasurer Mrs Jas Rainey Registrar Mrs Wm Gordon Chaplain Mrs M M Knapp Historian Mrs F H Rhodes Board of Directors Mrs James Tedrow Mrs Ed Brams and Mrs F M Brown. Hostesses were Mesdaines F M Brown H E Vincent Tom Nivison and Miss Vera Brown.

Ralphs Okamanpadu F. M. Brown Alex Johnston Robert Knght Kirt Allen Ed Case Jas. Rainey Wm. Gordon M. M. Knapp F. H. Rhodes James Tedrow Ed Brams Mesdaines H. E. Vincent Tom Nivison Vera Brown R— Russell Neal Olson Cylinder T. J. Hamilton

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