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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1941

Page

3

Institute draws crowds at Emmet county event in Estherville

The Emmet county Boys and Girls Institute held in Estherville on Thursday and Friday drew large crowds and high praise from teachers pupils and patrons. Gregor Ziemer delivered several addresses drawing strong interest from attendees. The program emphasized health and defense with exhibits earning top awards across multiple townships and schools.

Emmet County Boys and Girls Institute Estherville Gregor Ziemer Th Institute Ziemer Germany Newall A. Nieswanger High Lake Swan Lake Township West Emmet Township Iowa Lake Township Naomi Wepps Maxine Thompson Grover Gruver Maxine Kirkegaard Ringsted Roberta Allen Phyllis Nelson Sammy Christnsen Arthur Bleghl Institute Din Thursday Vindicator

Security Insurance Celebrates 100th Anniversary Cake Deliveries

The Security Insurance Company marked its centennial on Thursday May 8 with a Cedar Rapids designed one quart ice cream cake sent to agencies across the territory. C. J. Mathieson received a cake at the Estherville branch, joining Homer E. Ojitcher of Spencer and C. W. Price of Spirit Lake as recipients.

The Security Insurance Company Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Cedar Rapids Security Company C. J. Mathieson Estherville Homer E. Ojitcher Spencer Agency C. W. Price Spirit Lake Insurance Company

iSEVEN MEMBERS ELECTED TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

The National Honor Society announced the addition of eight members for its organization based on scholarship and leadership. New honorees include Emma Sean Savereide Jean Knight Florence Loeschen James Soper Marie Berge Irene Jackman Lola Webber Lois Whalen. Four 1941 juniors were also elected earlier. Membership is limited to 15 percent of the senior class.

National Honor Society Emma Sean Savereide Jean Knight Florence Loeschen James Soper iMarie Berge Irene Jackman Lola Webber Lois Whalen Ilass Donna Jean Sondrol Ugene Elke Maxine Donovan Boyd Young National and Society Harry Bowers Wilma Mester Jack Ballaton Minn Bauer

Man Sought in Forged Check at Im mersburg Livestock Sale

Palo Alto county and other officers seek an unidentified man who passed a forged 846.26 check for a load of cattle at the weekly Im mersburg livestock sale. The check bore Leo Geurdet’s name. The buyer loaded the cattle and drove off, with only a vague description available and the fraud discovered three days later.

Palo Alto County Immersburg Leo Geurdet Armstrong Ara

Fractures Hip in Fall Saturday Afternoon

Mrs. Henry Riley, 74, fractured her left hip when she tripped over a rug Saturday afternoon in her apartment in Estherville. She was taken to the hospital where X rays showed a fracture at the head of the femur. She is mother to Mrs. Grace Ghoslin and Mrs. Chas. Robinson.

Henry Riley Chas, Robinson Riley Grace Ghoslin Chas. Robinson Estherville V.R

Pythian Sisters Schedule Evening Meeting at K P Hall

The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held Tuesday evening at the K P hall. Initiation work will be put on during the meeting. A social hour and lunch will conclude the evening.

Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall

Emmet county teachers plan May picnic at Minewauken

Estherville area notes report the Emmet county teachers picnic set for Saturday May 17 at Minewauken State park. Also listed are visits and trips including Wiss Helen Kefer nurse training in Sioux Falls and various local residents visiting in Estherville and surrounding towns.

Emmet County Minewauken State Park E. G. Stavros J. M. Kiefer Sioux Falls Wiss Helen Kefer

Three Cars In Crash Near Estherville Involving Jorgenson

Three cars crashed on highway nine about eight and a half miles east of Estherville. George M Jorgenson of Dolliver is jailed on a driving while intoxicated charge after the Saturday evening wreck that involved W M Maron’s 1928 Buick, O K Olson’s 1936 Plymouth and Merle Johnson’s 1933 Chevrolet. Damages were listed at about 125, 60 and 50 dollars respectively. Maron was fined eight dollars and costs after appearing before Justice Schloeman.

George M. Jorgenson Dolliver Jorgenson Esthervile Highway 9 W. M. Maron O. K. Olson Estherville Merle Johnson Armstrong Johnson Maron Justice of the Peace Schloeman

Camp Foster 80th Season Opens For Youths At Okoboji

The Y M C A Camp Foster on Lake Okoboji announces its 80th season for 1911, welcoming boys and girls. The schedule runs June to August with sessions for age groups 8-16 and 9-18, plus youth conferences. Mitsuo Aoki returns from Hawaii as summer staff, along with Vernon Anderson and Merle Romey overseeing programs, grounds, and crafts. Registrations are shared with Spencer before June 1 at Camp Foster Spirit Lake. A new temporary nurse and staff join the camp for the season. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Knudsen in Ida Grove is noted in community news.

Foster Lake Okoboji Iowa Y. M. GQ Thomas Foster Ottumwa Holland Reformed Youth Fellowship Presbyterian Youth Conference Presbyterian Danish Lutheran Youth Conference Mitsuo Aoki Hawaii Chicago Theological Seminary Vernon Anderson Emmet Consolidated Schools Merle Romey Hartley Howard Johnson Ida Grove Johnson Cornell College Chicago Ida Grove Hi Pearl Rowlads Spencer Hospital Sioux Rapids Jerry Patton Camp Foster Y. M. CA Spencer Spirit Lake Harold Brown Sac City Cole Chas. Maure Chas Knuth Worthington Wayne Miller Humbolt O. N. Ross Orange City Don Rodawig

Estherville Hosts Route Festival With Four Bands

Estherville high school hosts the Route School marching band festival on Wednesday May 14 at Sunderlin Field. Bands from Algona Emmetsburg Spencer and Estherville perform in rehearsal and gala show with a 430 parade through the business district. The highlight is the Uncle Sam in Review pageant at 730 featuring 75 performers from all four bands with Eu gene Eike as Uncle Sam and a massed band of 125.

Algona Emmetsburg Spencer Estherville Estherville High School Sunderlin Field Uncle Sam Dale Carris Cherokee

Poppy Sale by American Legion Auxiliary Planned

The annual Poppy Sale sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Saturday May 24. Mrs Gene Weir chairs the sale with Mrs G M Donovan aiding the junior auxiliary. Proceeds support child welfare and veteran rehabilitation programs, including care for families of Needy and hospitalized veterans, meals planning, glasses for veterans, and district events at Des Moines and Knoxville facilities.

American Legion Auxiliary Gene Weir G. M. Donovan Des Moines U. S. Veteran's Administration World War Veterans County Soldier's Relief Commission County Soldiers’ Relief Commission Knoxville Wnit Town Tuberculosis Association Lowa

Local Markets Prices for Hens Eggs and Grains

Market list shows heavy hens over 5 lbs at 0.15, 4 to 5 lbs at 0.15, light and Leghorn hens at 0.11, heavy cox over 6 lbs at 0.09, light and Leghorn cox at 0.08, No 1 standard eggs at 0.28, various cream and butter items, corn per bushel, oats per bushel, flax per bushel, barley per bushel around 0.80 to 0.48, and soybeans per bushel at 0.10.

Hammer Injures Eye In Farm Accident Near Alpha

H N Jensen Estherville businessman was seriously injured when a hammer slipped while removing storm windows striking his right eye. Though the eye's sight is not believed lost, the eye will be bandaged for some time. The accident occurred at his farm near Alpha and Jensen drove back to Estherville for treatment.

H. N. Jensen Estherville Jensen Alpha

May 17th drive to aid Norway relief grows nationwide

More than 600 communities join May 17th events to celebrate Norways Independence raising funds for Norwegian Relief. Dr. Orlando Ingvoldstad of Chicago aims for one million dollars by June 1 with a climax on Syttende Mai. Cities schedule programs, dignitaries, and radio broadcasts to boost morale and deliver essential supplies to Norway.

Norway Orlando Ingvoldstad Chicago Norwegian Relief Duluth Brock Narvik Minneapolis St. Olaf College Lutheran Choir F. Melius Christiansen Ingvolistad

Indians As Soldiers in the U S Army A survey of Native American enlistment

The Office of Indian Affairs reports about 272 American Indians available for service at Fort Peck Montana with nearly half volunteering. Sioux and other tribes serve in the 168th National Guard where several officers are Native American. many on reservations gain skills in CCC and Army training. Comanches in Oklahoma train in the Indian language for code work. Past World War II notes mention Indians decoding messages and aiding communications. The Indian population grows faster than others, and government health efforts improve living conditions on reservations. Enlistment is seen as a sign of gratitude, with high volunteering rates nationwide.

Ins The Army Fort Pick Montana Office of Indian Affairs 168Rd National Guard Custer Fox Reservation CCC

Long-Awaited Visit Ties Clarkston Thinker to Estherville

Fred Rosberg of Clarkston Washington, 83, is on his first trip back to Estherville and Emmet County in 32 years to visit relatives and friends. He arrived alone and says he’s getting itchy feet to return to Washington.

Fred Rosberg Clarkston, Wash Estherville Emmet County Mr. Rosberg Washington

Crescent Country Club Meets Friday for Quilting

The Crescent Country Club will meet Friday afternoon at the city hall. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon and the members will spend the afternoon making quilts.

Crescent Country Club City Hall

Services for Frank Penny Held Today

Estherville friends mourn the death of Frank Penny who passed away last week in Torrington Wyoming while visiting his son Father Franklin Penny. He had worked at the local packing plant until ill health forced him to resign and he leaves two sons Ward Penny now of Fort Dodge and Father Franklin Penny in Torrington. Funeral services were held today in Rochester New York where the family formerly lived.

Estherville Frank Penny Franklin Penny Torrington Wyo Penny Ward Penny Fort Dodge Rochester N.Y

Aged Lady Is Buried

Funeral services for Mrs. Lana Fouts were held at the Methodist church with Rev. F. W. Ortmeyer officiating. Burial was in Armstrong cemetery beside her husband. She died at her home on South Fifteenth Street after a week long illness and a stroke. She was 77. Born February 22, 1864 in Meadsville Pa she moved to Iowa as a young woman and married P. A. Fouts in 1880 at Center Point. They farmed near Armstrong before moving to Minnesota and back to Estherville. Surviving are two daughters Emma Fouts and Mrs. Clarence Wilder of Estherville, two sons Ross of Estherville and Arthur of Hammond Ind., twelve grandchildren and many relatives.

Lana Fouts Methodist Church F. W. Ortmeyer Armstrong Methorst Church Fouts Meadsville Iowa P. A. Fouts Center Point Hammond, Ind

More Names Added To List Of Draftees In Emmet County

A draft update lists new draftees and replacements for Emmet county men. Charles Vernon Edwards leaves Des Moines for a year of selective service. Replacements for rejected men depart May 21 from Estherville and Armstrong. Several names from Estherville Ringsted Wallingford and Dolliver appear as added draftees. Mrs Chas Thomas visits Chester after a week with Estherville friends.

Charles Vernon Edwards Armstrong Des Mones Edwards Jelmer Linn Fitherville Lawrence Johnson Carleton Thebrandson Estherville Leonard Hanson Wallingford Gerald Stump Emmet County

Patrol Drag Net Tags 21 Drivers In Estherville Safety Check

A Saturday night safety sweep by the Highway Patrol and local police at Estherville halted traffic on routes nine and seventeen. About 400 tickets were issued, mostly warnings, with 21 drivers paying five dollar fines plus costs for violations including no license, improper brakes, and improper vehicle registration. Several named residents from Estherville and nearby towns appeared before Justice of the Peace C. Smith. one man also faced a suspended costs condition if the fine is paid by May 24.

Rome Justice of the Peace C Smith Estherville O. K Ed. Lucas Woodrow Wilson Chris Blom A. S. Origer Lyle J. Fineran Dorothy Dein Laurens Mel Conlon Fort Dodge Veil Wilson Durward Taylor Terril Jake Phillips Howard Payne Eatherville C. Spencer W. E. Gilbert Spirit Lake John W. Stafford Elmer J. Oolkers Dunnell Minn Clyde Shuck

Family Reunion At Hagerman Home

A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hagerman's home included relatives from the Hagerman and Rosburg families. A noon picnic dinner preceded an informal afternoon with guests Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rosburg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Everleth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosburg, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tirevold and family, Fred Rosburg of Clarkston Wash, and the Hagerman family.

Wm. Hagerman Jess Rosburg Lee Everleth Harry Rosburg Walter Tirevold Fred Rosburg Clarkston, Wash

Warner Named Life Guard At Medium Lake Beach

Charles Warner, an Estherville junior college attendant and student pilot, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Warner of Emmetsburg, was appointed life guard at the Medium lake bathing beach for the 1941 season by the city council. Duties begin when the swimming season opens. V.R. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wogen and family visited Forest City relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hedrick moved to their new apartment over the Paris Cleaners.

Charles Warner Estherville Junior College K. D. Warner Emmetsburg Medium Lake V.R E. M. Wogen Forest City Cliff Hedrick Paris Cleaners

Also Mentioned on This Page

Security ‘Insurance Company Iseven Honor Society Ether Athey Van Jall County Crene Shiley Graettinger Belle Waters Leo Waters Morv Joe Miller Sibley J. A. Miller Kathleen Miller W.R Roy Lyn Waterloo Sara-Lynch Lawrence Knudsen Dennis Knudsen Miss Eugene Eike Norman Rugtiv Kenneth James Lawrence Mathie Clifford Wilder Lloyd Young Donald Peterson Janice Menzies Spirit of the Red Cross Betty Tindall Goddess of Liberty Clarence Peterson Leland Anderson Cloyd Fausnaugh Lloyd Nielsen Harold Warren Daniel Scott Don Tostenrud Bob Wee Loval Markets Hammer Midwest Lois Inman Alice Tangen Rochester Miss Inman Fred Ehlers Roy Ridley Geo, Poole U. 8 Oklahoma Signal Corps Indian Office Thy V.R. Crescent Country Club Robert Bevan William Johnson Arnold Gangstad Howard Jensen Eldon Rennicksen Lyle Sabin Raymond Iverson Clarence Prentice William R. Tietje Raymond Bauer Dolliver Everett Clyde Casey Charles Adwards Armstrong Chas, Thomas Chester Thomas F. M. Brockway Emil Schoening Webster City Mes Ford Schoening Warner
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