Mason City Victorious at Estherville Track Meet
Mason City high school won the Estherville Invitation track meet Saturday by a large margin, with Emmetsburg second, Rock Rapids third, and Harks fourth. Estherville tied for sixth with Sibley. Mae Simms of Hartley crowned May Queen at noon Fete. local girls served as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Mason City High School
Emmetsburg
Rock Rapids
Harks
Sibley
Mae Simms
Hartley
Dorothy Nourse
Margaret Krahmer
Dorothy Tims
Beverly Tomhave
Virginia Swanson
Miss Warimann
Track meet results with district names and distances
Discus results show Discus Hoffmann Sibley first Kru ger Rock Rapids second Riemann Primghar third Beauman Esther ville fourth at 107 feet 9 1 2 inches Shotput Johnson Emmetsburg first Breckler Emmetsburg second Webb Spirit Lake third Sieb Spencer fourth 5 3 2 1 points 16 events state order plus 440 yard relay Special events include Football Shuttle race time 19 seconds Emmetsburg first Harris second Estherville third Hartley fourth race places by time Crace run 40 yards four football lettermen Helgason Gordimer Torrence R Lee Junior College events Half mile relay Sprint Medley Sheldon Estherville first second Swift Cox Hinsch Peterson time 3 55 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurdies
Bryant
Mason City
Keaney
Corcoran
Rock Rapids
Dickinson
Estherville
Kohl
Tiernon
G. Miller
Harris
Gommels
Emmetsburg
Smith
Moore
Douglas
Peterson
H. Miller
Thurtle
Pfieffer
Hartle
Beck
Kenney
Reimann
Primghar
McKisick
Emetsburg
Yrelay
Spirit Lake
Tiernan
Staggs
Percival
Burley
Weimer
Hartley
Riemann
Sibley
Secoid
Helgason
Beauman
R. Lee
Plover
Lieh
Spencer
E. Bryant
Bang
Hoffman
Kruger
Johnson
Breckler
Webb
Sieb
Worthington
cRacce
Sheldon
Swift
Cox
Hinsch
Lisyy
Mariott
Auto Owner May Lose License Under New State Law
A new state law allows suspension of an auto owners license if judgments for personal injuries up to 10,000 and public property damage to 1,000 cannot be satisfied. Owners must show the ability to pay or hold liability insurance. Insurance covering one person up to 5,000 or multiple persons up to 10,000 prevents license revocation, even if judgments exceed these amounts.
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C. J. Mathiesen
Former Editor of Vindicator Dies in Spokane Washington
Blue Earth Minnesota Post reports C W Jarvis longtime Northern Vindicator editor died in Spokane Washington on Monday evening May 6th. Interment location not yet advised with possible burial in Estherville Iowa. He helped launch Farmers and Merchants bank era in Blue Earth. A brief obituary will follow next week. Also notes Mrs Chas Lewis returned from Kansas City after National White Shrine convention. Mrs Ted Hammes recovering from toe and finger infection. Mrs Art Williamson called to Stuart for mother illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Earth
Minnesota
C. W. Jarvis
Northern Vindicator
Spokane
Wash
Estherville
Iowa
Andersons
George D. McArthur
S. Pfeffer
Farmers’ and Merchants Bank
Farmers’ National
Chas, Lewis
Kansas City
Lewis
Ted Hammes
Art Willamson
Stuart
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Jackson Crewe Tee
Spencer Stone
Worthington Senet
Milford
Gordimer, Torrence
Albert T. Reid
Mov
Ee Plant
Ive
Stason
Spokane, Washington
A. B.C
Ine
Paris
Liege
Estherville Grocer Company
Estherville, Iowa
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