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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1942

Page

5

Campaign To Get Underway In Emmet County War Drives

The USO and China Relief campaigns begin in Emmet County on May 11 and end May 30 with quotas of 2800 for USO and 1000 for China Relief. An odd council meeting at city hall and a Maple Hill lumber yard session marshal town­ship chairs and committee members including Ehlers Sidles Robb Knight. Leaders note a national goal of 32 million for USO and 7 million for China Relief to aid troops and civilians, with funds transferable via Bank of China and Central Bank of China to free China agencies.

U.S.O Emmet Fred Ehlers USC Council Chamber Lumber Yard Maple Hill China Joseph E. Davis President Committee On War Relief Agencies Bank of China Central Bank of China Chungking Free China

Pan-Hellenic Milk Fund Sale Raises 114 97

Sale proceeds total 114 97 after girls sold paper milk bottles for at least a nickel. Leona Linsley led with 15 15, Patsy Mouritsen 13 89, Virginia DeWall 13 28. All sellers earned a free Grand Theater pass and top performers received defense stamps. Other sellers include Audrey Fransen and Mary Jo Albertson among many.

Pan-Hellenic Milk Fund Grand Theater Leona Linsley Patsy Mouritsen Virginia DeWall Audrey Fransen Mary Jo Albertson Robert Allen Marjorie Butler Catherine Clark Barbara Kleinfeldt Joan McDonald Zelda Oksner Nancy French Jane Greer Joan Gustafson Joan Hipple Glenyce Johnson Margaret Wea Madelyn Otto Barbara Peterson June Runge Elaine Sidles Carol Jean Smith Rayng

Butter Scoring Contest Scheduled for Sheldon on May 21

The May dairy butter scoring contest for Iowa creamery operators will be held at Sheldon on May 21, announced by A. W. Rudnick, extension dairy man. May 11 is the final shipping date for competition butter. The June scoring will take place at Emmetsburg on June 18.

Iowa Sheldon A. W. Rudnick Extension Dairyman Emmetsburg V.R

Rally Day June 2 Plans Set by County 4-H Girls

The County 4-H girls' committee met to finalize Rally Day on June 2 in Estherville city hall auditorium. The program runs afternoon and evening with chairmen for planning hospitality registration rehearsal and more. Highlights include a symposium of club presidents a nutrition demonstration and a service review with tableaus showing 4-H girls serving America.

City Hall Estherville A. H. Schultz Frank Hutchinson J. C. Bosold Harry Benson Hogan Hoganson Raymond McKean Wm. Schaper America

Week Of The War Price Regulations And Rationing

Price Administrator Henderson issued a broad war time price control order. From May 11 manufacturers and wholesalers must cap prices at March 1942 levels. from May 18 retail prices may not exceed March seller thresholds. from July retail service charges must match March levels. Records of March sales must be kept and ceiling prices publicly displayed. Agricultural items exempt. Rents are controlled in 900 areas across 46 states and Puerto Rico, with most rents frozen at March 1, 1942 levels. Gasoline rationing cards to be issued May 12 to 14 in 18 eastern states and DC. OPA expands staff to aid sugar rationing, tires restrictions for essential services, and availability of typewriters to eligible buyers. War strategy notes cite global combat in multiple theaters and preparations to liberate Europe.

Henderson Mr. Henderson Puerto Rico Office of Price Administration District of Columbia OPA Arctic Mediterranean North South Pacific South America Greenland Tceland British Isles Middle East Pacific Oceana Europe Australia New Zealand

Thirty Boys Leave for Induction at Fort Des Moines

A group of thirty young men from Estherville Spirit Lake Sibley and nearby towns departed by special bus for the induction center at Fort Des Moines to answer the draft call. A large crowd of relatives and an American Legion delegation saw them off with a dinner and send off in Spirit Lake. The list of those leaving includes Holger Peter Jensen Ben Theodore Coners Harry LeRoy Ostheimer Clifford Andrew Cole Almond Lester McSpadden Keith Win Crim Virgil Eugene Nelson John Wesley Rugtiv Bernhard L Williams Kenneth Arthur Cronk Russell Francis Youmans Lynn Laverne Shoening Gentran Valentine Bedel Frank Charlie Hall Otis Lloyd Ayers Winston C Houge William Albert Heidke Harry Irvin Haisman Robert Joseph Rezae Chester Harold Brown Ordeen Claton Hanson Ernest Lyle Jacobson Raymond John Goecke Arthur Julius Kruse Arnold Vernon Latta Leonard DeWitt Duer Robert James Hansen Hans Mattias Danielson Glen McGregor Ralph Charles Brown.

Selective Estherville Fort Des Moines American Legion Spirit Lake Sibley Des Moines Legion Holger Peter Jensen Ben Theodore Coners Dolliver Harry LeRoy Ostheimer Clifford Andrew Cole Ruthven Almond Lester McSpadden Keith Win Crim Virgil Eugene Nelson Ringsted John Wesley Rugtiv Berhard L. Williams Kenneth Arthur Cronk Russell Francis Youmans Lynn Laverne Shoening Graettinger Arnold Vérnon Latta Keonard DeWitt Duer Robert James Hansen Hans Mattias Danielson Glen McGregor Armstrong Ralph Charles Brown

Two Townships Over Top in Bond Pledges

J. E. Stockdale reports two townships surpassed their defense bond quotas. High Lake Township exceeded its $45,000 quota with $48,642.50 pledged under Max Soeth. Jack Creek Township, chaired by J. C. Bosold, reached $41,808.25 on a $41,000 quota. Iowa Lake and Twelve Mile Lake are close, with pledges of $27,281.25 and $41,567.85 toward $33,000 and $42,000 quotas respectively.

J. E. Stockdale High Lake Max Soeth Jack Creek J. C. Bosold Iowa Lake Iownship L. H. Paris Twelve Mile Lake Lars Thompson

Slow registration forces Estherville sugar rationing action

The city of Estherville faced delayed people signing up for sugar rationing. Schools closed early and registration hours were shifted with 1:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 windows. Missing the final day could require reporting to rationing boards for certificates to obtain any sugar.

Estherville

Library boards district convention in Spirit Lake

A district meeting of library boards will be held in Spirit Lake Friday chaired by Miss Lucille Petersen who will definitely attend. Other planning attendees include Mrs. C. E. Birney, Mrs. Dewey Gronstal, Mrs. H. O. Sillge and Miss Marie Sorum.

Spirit Lake Lucille Petersen C. E., Birney Dewey Gronstal H.O. Sillge Misa Marie Sorum

Dickinson Co. Doctors Enlist in Army Medical Corps

Dr C G Nicholson of Spirit Lake passed the army exam in Des Moines and awaits active duty. Dr J J Buchanan of Milford also passed for the Medical Corps. Army movements include Pfc Argil Martin at Orlando Air Base, Harold Thulien promoted to staff sergeant at Camp Rucker, and many others from Emmet County reporting to training, induction or reassignment as the war effort continues.

Argil Martin William Martin Estherville Camp Robinson Arkansas Florida S.A.W. Reg’t Orlando Air Base Orlando Fila Harold Thulien Camp Lewis Wash Camp Rucker Ala Harold C. A .Thulien Dunnell

Stevens Takes Over Estherville Standard Oil Station

Jas Stevens has assumed management of the new Standard Oil station at Central Avenue river bridge in Estherville. The former operator Glenn Whitish will move to California to work in defense industries. The shop will offer full car service including repairs once the building is completed, drawing on Stevens long experience with Henaman Auto and prior work at Keplar garage.

Estherville Jas. Stevens Standard Oil Central Avenue River Bridge First and Central Glenn Whitish Whitish California Stevens Henaman Auto Company Keplar

Receives Many Telegrams For Mother's Day Flowers

Estherville grocer W. J. Tims reports many telegrams from service members asking him to send flowers to their mothers for Mother's Day. Messages came from London requesting flowers worth several shillings for a Ringsted and an Armstrong mother. Additional requests arrived from Alaska and Hawaii for other recipients.

Miles W. J. Tims Estherville Green London Tims Ringsted Armstrong Alaska Grachtinger Tlawaii

Navy Wings Earned by Four Months of Polishing Duty

Four months of polishing culminate in naval wings ceremony where new ensigns receive commissions with a salary and subsistence of $245 per month. The report notes the structured payment and the formal rank elevation as part of naval aviation training.

Navy Relief Over Quota Reaches Emmet County Totals

Six townships led by Denmark and Jack Creek report the Navy Relief totals to county chairman Leo Fitzgibbons, with a county sum of 28.50 and an overall collected amount of 1146.60. Fitzgibbons sent 760 to Des Moines headquarters, which advised keeping the excess in Emmet County for future use if the state quota is met.

Leo Fitzgibbons Navy Denmark Jack Creek Fitzgibbons Des Moines Headquarers Emmet

Deming Chosen to Represent Emmet County Defense Council

W. E. Deming is selected to represent Emmet County Defense Council at the Iowa Civilian Defense Training School in Ames. The program, sponsored by the Iowa Industrial and Defense Commission with Iowa State College and American Legion cooperation, trains in protective defense fields and will enable Deming to conduct similar county schools. Dr. J. B. Knipe of Armstrong is county chairman and Neil Finn of Dolliver is county commander of the American Legion.

W. E. Deming Emmet County Defense Council Iowa Ames Federal Defense Training School Edgewood Arsenal New Jersey Iowa Industrial and Defense Commission Engineering Extension Department Iowa State College Iowa Department of the American Legion Deming Emmet Emmet County

Another Out For Sheriff Huckaba Seeks Republican Nomination

M F E Huckaba former deputy sheriff under Cliff Frederickson announces his candidacy for county sheriff on the Republican ticket. A World War I sailor from Emmet county, he moved to Estherville in 1913 from Marshall Minnesota and later ran a local garage. Married with no children, he is the third candidate to enter the race, joining Elmer Rogers and W F Deming.

M. FE Ernie) Huckaba Vindicator Huckaba Cliff Frederickson Emmet Estherville Marshall Minn Elmer Rogers W. FE Bill) Deming VLR

Wogen to Remain as Conservation Officer

E. M. Wogen, conservation officer for Emmet and part of Dickinson counties, is allowed to stay. The state conservation commission planned to move him to Harley, prompting protests by local conservation league members who spoke with J. D. Lowe and R. E. Garberson in Sibley and Algona.

E. M. Wogen Emmet County Dickinson State Conservation Commission State Commission Mr. Wogen Harley The Conservation League Sibley and Algona J. D. Lowe R. E. Garberson

Two Spirit Lake Boys Meet in Australia at Dance

Wayne Frank of the 43rd Engineers US Army and Maurice Wright of the 30th bombing squadron met in Australia. Frank is stationed in the theatre. Wright was at Clark Field during Pearl Harbor and later moved to Australia. The chance meeting shows how small the world is.

Spirit Lake Australia Wayne Frank 43Rd Engineers US Army Maurice Wright Maurice 30Th Clark Field Philippines V.R

Garden Club to Meet Friday Night

The Emmet County Garden Club will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in the city hall. Those on the program are Mrs. Harry Simpson and Mrs. Greig. Discussions will cover the spring flower show and remedies for garden pests.

Emmet County Garden Club Harry Simpson Greig

Holidays For 1942 Closings Announced By Chamber Of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce released the 1942 holiday closing schedule after consulting northern Iowa and southern Minnesota chambers. Stores, offices, banks, and barbers will observe the listed holidays with specific hours for drug and food stores, and extended evening hours before Christmas. Armistice Day closing decisions await the November 11 guidance. Christmas Eve closes early and other days follow the listed patterns.

Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Iowa Minnesota Estherville

Commencement for Griaver High School class of 1942

Commencement exercises set for Thursday night May 14 in the high school auditorium. Rev W E Patterson of Titonka Methodist Church will deliver the address. Six boys and seven girls will receive diplomas. Class officers are Mary Simpson president and Janis Anderson vice president. Class colors rose and silver. motto The Ropes of the Past Ring the Bells of the Future. Members include Janis Anderson Florence Barber Matilda Blom Bertha Blom Mac Rose Anderson Mary Simpson Betty Ann Dnea Herman Blom Jacob Hiles Richard Steele Earl Swan Merrill Origer Louis Zufall.

Matilla Bertha Blom Mac Rose Anderson Mary Simpson Betty Ann Dnea Herman Blom Jacob Hiles Richard Steele Earl Swan Merrill Origer Louis Zufall

VA Superior Youth Found Dead in Downey California

Wayne Schultz 21, son of Mr and Mrs C O Schultz of Superior, was found dead in his Downey California room Tuesday morning. He worked at Vultee Defense Plant. Death caused by gas seeping from a stove jet. room airtight with no ventilation. Relatives awaiting full details. Wayne is nephew of Mr and Mrs Melvin Whitish of Superior.

Wayne Schultz C. O. Schultz Superior Downey Calif Vultee Defense Wayne Melvin Whitish

Mrs A H Srock Passes Away in Cleghorn

Mrs. A H Srock of Cleghorn died at her son Dick Srock’s home Sunday afternoon. She was 64 and lived with her son for several months. Survived by husband three sons and two daughters. Funeral held Wednesday in Cleghorn with Mr and Mrs Dick Stock and A H Stock attending.

A. H. Sroack Cleghorn Dick Srock Srock Dick Stock A. H. Stock

Widow Mrs Gustafson died after long illness

Carrie Grems Buck Gustafson, 56, died Wednesday after a long cancer battle. Born May 20, 1886 in Swan Lake township, she married Alexander Buck in 1911, had daughter Irene, widowed in 1924, later married Charlies Gustafson, father of five. Survived by husband, daughter, five stepchildren, sister, two brothers and two half brothers. Funeral at Mahlum Anderson chapel Friday at 2:16 and Presbyterian church at 2:30. Burial East Side cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Charles Gustafson Carrie Grems Swan Lake Township Alexander Buck Daugther Irene Buck Charlies Gustafson Arthur Ball Wingham Lake Minn John Raw‘onson Kenneth Meadows Estherville Clark Gustafson Ormsby Roy Gustafson Fairmont Pvt. L. Gustafson San Fransico Calif Wm. G. Harvey Gruver Walter Grems George Grems Rock Island John Goldsberry East Side Eli Erickson Merle Moller Carl Shaw John Darling Thomas Julit Harry Cropley

City Council weighs land sale and budget constraints

At the Monday council meeting attorney F J Kennedy presented an authorized statement on land use near the airport. Thompson may allow Estherville a purchase option at 120 dollars per acre, with transfer to government use under Navy and Army supervision. The offer was rejected as late. bonds of 55000 had been authorized for condemned land. Other actions included odor complaints from A Fisher, a fire department bill, bids for emulsified asphalt for streets, and plans to beautify the river east bank at 110 dollars estimate.

F. J. Kennedy Navy Army Center Township Thompson Iof A. Fisher Fire Department Russell Peterson Anderson Prichard Loil Company Minneapolis Jay W. i Graig Company Jesse Cox Central Avenue

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