Mrs Trimble 92 Dies After Long Estherville Residency
Mrs Maggie Trimble 92 longtime Estherville resident died at her home after a stroke suffered Friday She was born November 18 1840 in Hillsdale Ohio Her Civil War veteran father Melbourn Beatty endured multiple engagements with Gettysburg noted her father’s hat shot off Her daughter list includes Birdie Dove Thomas Rose Fitzgerald Bononi Jr Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery with services at her home and M E B church scheduled for Saturday afternoon
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Maggie Trimble
Estherville
Margaret Beatty
Hillsdale
Ohio
Melbourn Beatty
Gettysburg
Oak Hill Cemetery
M. EB
State Creamery Meet Attended by Algona Group
Virgil Johnson manager of the Estherville Co operative creamery and accompanying party Mrs Johnson Miss Lois Inman and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Laidley and Mr and Mrs Cliff Wycoff are at Algona to attend a state creamery meeting today.
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Virgil Johnson
Estherville
Weather Remains Threatening with Light Week Rain
The week is expected to stay cloudy with occasional sun. Light precipitation occurred daily: .75 inch Sunday, a trace Monday, .05 inch Tuesday, and 2 inches Wednesday. Observer A. O. Peterson notes an inch total. Temperatures stayed low throughout.
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A. O. Peterson
Nathanson Opens Cafe on East Side
Nathanson opens his East Side cafe after a brief closure for cleaning and redecorating. The dining room features ivory and green tones creating a fresh feel. The cafe offers tasty home cooked foods at reasonable prices. The new 3.2 bene will be served to those wanting.
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H. E. Nathanson
East Side
Valuable Fishing Tackle Stolen From Home Garage
Chas Nourse reported a theft last night of three reels two fishing poles and assorted lines hoods and paraphernalia from his garage. Tracks in soft earth near the scene suggest a youth wore size five shoes.
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Chas
Nourse
Brothers Visit First Time in 48 Years
Mr and Mrs Bert Hinton of Ft Dodge Will Hinton of Salem Oregon and Mrs Lee H Stuart of Webster City were guests yesterday at Louie Perkins home They are parents and uncle of Mrs Perkins and Mrs Stuart This visit is the first in many years and the relatives have not seen each other since then
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Bert Hinton
Ft. Dodge
Will Hinton
Salem
Oregon
Lee H. Stuart
Webster City
Louie Perkins
Perkins
Stuart
Wil Hinton
Phedhats
State adopts uniform open fish seasons in Iowa rules
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announced new regulations effective May 15, 1933, ending two zone opening dates and establishing a state wide season. Bullheads may be taken year round with a 25 fish daily bag limit. several species are designated game fish with size limits and gear rules outlined.
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Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
Okoboji Lakes
Plead Case Before Supreme Court Des Moines Visit
Attorneys J. W. Morse and D. R. Alexander attended in Des Moines on Tuesday to plead the Lorimer damage case before the Iowa Supreme Court. Tom Nivison accompanied them.
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Attys
J. W. Morse
D. R. Alexander
Des Moines
Lorimer
Yowa Supreme Court
Tom Nivison
Frankie Baker and Johnny: a real St Louis tragedy
Frankie Baker, a 59 year old woman in the Negro section of St. Louis, shot and killed Allen Britt later known as Johnny after finding him with another woman in 1891. Johnny died four days later at a hospital. Police and hospital records frame a sordid tale that inspired songs about Frankie and Johnny.
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Frankie
Johnny
St. Louis
Allen Britt
Albert
Frankie Baker
Phoenix Hotel
Alice Pryor
Hauge Lutheran Inner Mission to Convene in Estherville
Two thousand members of the Hauge Lutheran Inner Mission Federation are expected to attend the convention in Estherville from June 22 to June 25. The largely layman group will hold devotional meetings during the visit. The Chamber of Commerce extended the invitation.
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Hauge Lutheran Inner Mission Federation
Estherville
Chamber of Commerce
Wegman Names Veterans to Gasoline Department Posts
Wegman appointed World War I veterans to key roles in the gasoline and gasoline refund divisions. Ed M. Hogan Iowa City and others in Carroll Fort Dodge Des Moines New Hampton Shelby Atlantic were named auditors inspectors and officials including Jack MacElderry as auditor in charge and L. D. Hewitt and R. F. Freeman in the inspection realm.
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Ed C. Brown
John Wicklund
W. C. Merckens
Man Brings In 10 Baby Wolf Scalps
Clarence Rezac of Swan Lake township turned in 10 baby wolf heads this morning from his father Frank Rezac’s Maple Hill farm. He collected a $2 bounty from county auditor Dorothy Klopp.
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Clarence Rezac
Swan Lake Township
Clarence
Frank Rezac
Maple Hill
Dorothy Klopp
Hudson Essex Contract Awarded for Territory
Harold Woodling secures the Hudson Essex contract for the territory and displays one Terra plane Essex model. Additional models are expected soon. The Terraplane is hailed as a leading motor product in nearly two decades.
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Harold Woodling
Essex
Man Hurt In Auto Crash Returns Home
Irvin Golla who suffered a broken right arm and fractured knee cap in a Friday night accident was sent home today. He rode with Ralph Brown and John Haines returning from Estherville to Doliver in a Model T Ford. Defective steering is blamed for the overturn. Brown was the driver.
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Irvin Golla
Gola
Ralph Brown
John Haines
Estherville
Dolliver
Ford
Brown
East Emmet Holds Graduation Exercises
Rev Marsh of Spirit Lake will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Emmet consolidated school on Sunday afternoon May 14 at 2 30 o clock. Commencement exercises will be held Thursday evening May 18 at 8 00 o'clock. Father L J Savage Estherville will give the address. Members of the 1933 senior class are Merlyn Clark Melvin Ellis Walter Feger Vera Irwin Florence O'Brien Mack Peterson Deloris Sargent and Harold Weir.
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Marsh
Spirit Lake
Emmet Consolidated School
L. J. Savage
Estherville
Merlyn Clark
Melvin Ellis
Walter Feger
Vera Irwin
Florence O’brien
Mack Peterson
Deloris Sargent
Harold Weir
Doctors Attend Des Moines State Medical Convention
Dr. M T Morton Dr. L G Hill and Dr. C E Birney are in Des Moines this week to attend sessions of the state medical association convention.
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M .T Morton
L. G. Hill
C. E. Birney
Dés Moines
Emmet County Board Approves Police Radio Fund Purchase
The Emmet county board of supervisors approved funds to purchase and install radio sets for the sheriff's office and vehicles to enable statewide police news reception. Other notes mention Omar Nau's visit to Waterloo and Cedar Falls, Mrs. Dan Howard as local P.E.O. delegate, Mrs. Roy French's hospital release, a May 8 birth of Royce Duane Miller in Clare City, Orville Smith and family welcomes a daughter, and J.J. Jonasson's improving condition at Coleman hospital.
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Emmet County Board of Supervisors
Fredericksen
Royce Duane
Elwin Miller
Clare City
Thieves Try Creamery Safe Tuesday Night
Thieves attempted to break into the Estherville Co operative creamery office, forcing a window entry and chiseling off the safe knob. They left with no loot as the main safe remained largely untampered and the building was opened Wednesday morning.
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Estherville
Kid From Spain Biggest Thing Yet At Grand Theatre
Promoted by Samuel Goldwyn as the season’s top Hollywood comedy drama The Kid from Spain arrives at the Grand Theatre for Sun day Monday and Tuesday The story follows a button-eyed lad expelled from school who becomes entangled in a bank robbery and escapes to Mexico as Don Sebastian II the famed bullfighter He encounters a fete in his honor while seeking to keep his masquerade until the arena climax featuring a bull fight cast includes Lyda Roberta Robert Young Ruth Hall John Miljan Carrol Naish and Stanley Fields.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood
Spain
Grand Theatre
Mexico
Don Sebastian II
Lyda Robert
Robert Young
Ruth Hall
John Miljan
Carrol Naish
Stanley Fields
Windom Man in Serious Condition After Auto Crash
Dudley Brady of Windom Minnesota was injured in an auto crash north of Pipestone last Friday with Ed Strube and Merle Bender. Brady, owner and driver of a Packard Eight, is in serious condition with suspected internal injuries. Bender sustained three broken ribs and a scalp wound but is improving. Strube had minor cuts and bruises.
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Dudley Brady
Windom
Minn
Pipestone
Brady
Ed Strube
Merle Bender
Bender
Strube
Oberlin honors Betty Parsons on Sophomore List
Oberlin Ohio May 9 Miss Elizabeth Parsons of Estherville Iowa has been named to the Sophomore Honor List in the Oberlin Conservatory of Music The list includes the top ten percent of the class for scholarship ranking Honors for all classes in Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory were announced at Honors Day with Dr William E Hocking of Harvard delivering the address
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Oberlin
Ohio
M. Elizabeth Parsons
North 8Th St
Estherville
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Miss Parsons
F. G. Parsons
Estherville High School
Colege of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Heath Hen Now Declared Extinct
A More Game Birds bulletin states the heath hen is extinct, last seen March 11 1932 on Martha's Vineyard off Massachusetts. The lone bird, about ten years old, vanished since December 1928. a skeleton remnant search may close the chapter and a reward is offered for its remains.
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More Game Birds, Inc
New York
Martha's Vineyard Island
Massachusetts
Storage House Robberies At Farm Grain Elevator
A second robbery at the Farmers Grain and Produce elevator occurred Tuesday night with forty sacks of tankage stolen, following an earlier theft of 100 sacks. A truck backed to the storage house, the lock pried, and tankage loaded. Sheriff Fredericksen and Deputy Twite found no clues. Miss Lena Schaper was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Otto Schaper and Mrs. Ira Swartz for her upcoming marriage to Nolan Boggess. Several local residents attended the luncheon.
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Farmers Grain and Produce Elevator
Sherif Fredericksen
Twite
Schaper
Lena Schaper
Nolan Boggess
Otto Schaper
Ira Swartz
Forty Scouts Receive Awards at City Hall Meeting
Forty Boy Scouts from three troops were honored at a court of award in city hall on Wednesday evening before about 50 spectators. Rev. Arthur G. Bailey and Arthur Mauss presented the badges and merit awards, with recipients spanning tender foot to first class and including multiple cycling, health, woodwork, photography, signaling, and pathfinding distinctions.
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Arthur G. Bailey
Arthur Mauss
Melvin Free
Fred Nichols
Richard Dawson
Wallace Knutson
Robert Reed
Donald War- Ten
Eugene Beatty
Lawrence Moore
Russell Smith
Glen Alt
Bert B. Anderson
Billie N. Deming
Russell W. Felix
Robert E. Kennedy
Robert Bevan
Robert Misener
Robert Irwin
Earl Bagan
Gail Squire
Dawes Sconberg
Mervin Bagan
Wesley Tomhave
Orin Bixby
Ralph Jensen
Charles Beatty
Victor Perkins
Edgar Knutson
Leonard Robert
Gene Misener
Lloyd Boone
Joe Paul
Melvin Thompson
Robert Polson
Charles Reid
Omer Nau
Stanley Fagre
ParsonsTransferrred to St Paul Jail in Auto Theft Case
Kenneth Parsons of Fairmont recently arrested in Chicago on charges of transporting stolen automobiles to Fairmont has been moved from Chicago jail to St. Paul. He will face federal court trial. Bond was set at 1500 dollars but he cannot raise the amount.
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Kenneth Parsons
Fairmont
Chicago
St. Paul
W. C. T. U. Entertains Mothers in Estherville
W C T U members host a Mother’s Day gathering at Mrs Or lando Lough home two thirty Saturday with tea to follow. League of Women Voters met at city hall on welfare program led by I S Weller and a report on the state convention by Zella Smith. Mr and Mrs J R Nelson and four children visited Town City. their son Robert studies chemical engineering at Estherville Junior College. New sidewalks laid on East Lincoln in front of Shirley Dow residence. cement driveway at Chas Marshall home. Mrs T Zinser called to Goldfield for a nephew’s illness. Mrs Geo Vagla of Sioux Falls attends to business in Estherville today.
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League
League of Women Voters
I. S. Weller
Zella Smith
J. R. Nelson
Town City
Robert
Estherville Junior College
Shirley Dow
Lincoln Street
Chas. Marshall
Prize Winning Garden Story From Erie Kansas
Evolution of a Garden Is Theme of Story revealed by prize winner Mrs Vivian Naton Hoagland of Erie Kansas. The piece shows how a chicken yard became a garden border lines with zinnias larkspur and evergreens. Photographs from May to September reveal a pristine perennial border and the Erie contest winner is highlighted.
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Kansas Town
Vivian Naton Hoagland
Erie
Kansas
Renial Border
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Omar Nau
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P. E
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Roy French
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Mason City
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Merle Carnahan
Lottie Conner
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Ozarks
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Minneapolis
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