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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

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Superior School Holds Closing Exercises Tonight

Closing events of the Superior high school are set for this week with baccalaureate Sunday May 14 and commencement on Thursday May 18 at eight o'clock. The baccalaureate program at Superior Methodist church includes processionals, readings and an address Finding the Proof by Rev Hudson. Commencement at the high school features processional, invocation by Rev Hudson, choruses, eight grade diploma presentations, diplomas, honors and awards by Supt Kissinger, and class of 1944 presentation. Class roster includes Earl Buelel Nadine Davenport Donna Kettleson Nadine Myrick Clifford Netsch Ralph Perkins Neva Stuard with motto Forward Ever Backward Never and colors Royal Blue Old Gold.

Superior High School Superior Methodist Church R. L. Caldwell C. K. Hudson C. J. Lemans Rev. Hudson Kaye Kissinger Ethel Carson Lloyd Scheerer Donny Kettleson J. F.kissinger H. V. Miner Earl J. Buelel Nadine W. Davenport Donna L. Kettleson Nadine M. Myrick Clifford P. Netsch Ralph B. Perkins Neva C. Stuard

Tender Comrade at The Grand stars Ginger Rogers

The Grand presents Tender Comrade a sincere drama about four service wives in an airplane plant while husbands serve. Margaret OBrien in her first starring role plays a child prodigy mentored by professors. James Craig captivates her with magic and a romance blooms with Marsha Hunt. Meanwhile a social event highlight covers a Past Presidents Parley at Mrs Bryan’s North Ninety Street home with a potluck gathering and lists of guests.

America Ginger Rogers Margaret O'Brien Margaret John Ones Ray Bryan Irving Ellerston Bryan Bryans North Ninty Dan Howard Ernest Mouttzen Verne Tredway Gene Wier Claude Randolph Ed Sorum Art Williamson Fred Ehlers Irving Elerston Leon Pratt Harry Jones J. H. Cramer

Lawrence Jensen to transact business in Deerfield trip

Lawrence Jensen travels to Chicago on Tuesday evening to transact business related to the Golden Sun Milling Co. Mrs Jensen and her daughter accompany him and plan to visit her sister and other relatives in Deerfield Illinois during the trip.

Lawrence Jensen Chicago Golden Sun Milling Co

Hospital Notes and Circles Report Local Births and Admissions

Hospital notes list multiple births and admissions at Holy Family hospital including a May 18 girl to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer Estherville and a May 19 son to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Elridge Terris, with other patients named and surgeries noted. Presbyterian circles meet Friday at 2 30 with several hostesses and circles listed for familiar members.

Carol Horn K. A. Horn Park View John Harris Graettinger Holy Family Hospital Carl Fischer Estherville Holy Famly Hospital Shirley Miller Des Moines Beverly Thorsen Dolliver Marion Elridge Terris Rienholdt Henson Presbyterian Circles Eugene Foster Jay Brockley Christian Service Circle Jno. Greig World Friends Circle Harry Simpson Will Irwin Good Fellowship Circle D. H. Diamond T. G. Thompson

Local residents and visitors weave through Estherville notes

Local figures including Mr and Mrs Arthur Fritsche renting in Estherville, Mrs Jerry Gerbracht in Rochester, Naomi Standerson at Iowa Trust, and J P Koster attending the Iowa Fire School. Travelers include G H Raife in Des Moines and Perry, Chaplain Fausnaugh’s Newport News post, and Exon relatives visiting.

G. H. Raife Claude Fausnaugh Newport News E. I. Sondrel Fausnaugh Newport, News Estherville Washington State A. E .Baldwin Des Moines J. Marshek

Stew recipes extend meat rations in wartime cuisine

A old article extols meat stews as versatile, offering six stew recipes to stretch meat during rationing. It notes high meat production and demands from armed forces and civilians, then outlines methods including browning, simmering, and adding vegetables, with notes on flour thickening and serving with rice or dumplings.

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Hawkeye Trail Riders Set First Ride of Season Sunday

Hawkeye Trail Riders club schedules first trail ride at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ft Defiance Park. If rain cancels, meeting shifts to the following Sunday. after the ride, games will be played.日期 May 28.

Hawkeye Trail Riders Club Ft. Definance Park V-R

Ro sella Friederes wins verdict in Friederes suit

A district court jury in Algona awarded Rosella Friederes 7840 88 dollars as administrator of Ervin P. Friederes estate against the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroads for a fatal 1942 crash near West Bend. The 11 hour deliberation ended at 3 30 a m with Judge F M Hudson granting 20 days to appeal.

Algona Rosella Friederes Ervin P. Friederes Chicago Rock* Tsland Pacific ‘Railroad Company West Bend George Faber Ervin Friederes Rock Island Friederes F. M. Hudson Pocahontas

Mrs Miller Visits Ill Sister in Ashland Ohio

Mrs C E Miller travels to Ashland Ohio to visit her sister Mrs W C Leister who is ill. She is accompanied by her new grandson born May 8.

C. E. Miller Ashland, Ohio W. C. Leister

Untitled recipe with improvised ingredients and steps

A scrambled set of cooking steps mixing pork shoulder and lamb with vegetables and beans. Mentions browning, simmering times, adding peppers tomatoes and bean sprouts, and thickening gravy. Lacks coherent measurements and clear dish name.

Warns of ill effects of working wet Iowa soil

The piece quotes W. H. Pierre of Iowa State College cautioning farmers about field work in wet soil. He warns heavy soils can reduce yields for two or more years, as slick furrows create cloddy conditions that impede drainage and alter evaporation. Advice includes harrow use only when soil isn’t too wet, and considering a weeder or rotary hoe between planting and cultivation.

Iowa W. H. Pierre Iowa State College

Vivicillin tested in London labs for infection control

A new drug vivicillin, a penicillin derivative, shows promise in reducing deaths from sepsis and burns. Developed by Dr. Hans E. N. Enoch and W. K. S. Wallersteiner, it produced encouraging results at Wellhouse Hospital in Barnet, with wide potential yet no claims of a cure-all.

London Wellhouse Hospital Barnet London Hans E. N. Enoch Teching-1 International Serum Company of Hendon W. K. S. Wallersteiner Biochemist

Spirit Lake Reaches Highest Level in Twenty-Two Years

Spirit Lake has risen to its highest level in at least twenty two years due to heavy spring rains and strong winds. The high water has damaged property along the east shore, undermined a lakeside perch, and forced many summer residents to expect water reaching cottage lawns instead of the prior beach.

Spirit Lake

Estherville Man In Auto Crash Thursday Night

Estherville resident Fred Frerichs was arrested after backing from a curb at midnight Thursday and striking Roy Klein’s car in Estherville. He was jailed overnight and taken to Emmetsburg Friday for a hearing on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

Fred Frerichs Estherville Emmetsburg F. C. ‘Davidson Frerichs Central Avenue Roy ‘Klein Dunnell Y-R

Eastherville to Hold Commencement Amid Industrial Arts Display

Tonight Eastherville will award diplomas to eighty seven graduates and five junior college students in Roosevelt auditorium ending the 1948-44 school year. The program includes the junior college play The Eyes of Tlaloc and an Industrial Arts exhibit. Several anticipated graduates served in the armed forces or left early. Names listed include Duane Robinson Russell Ruby Romaine Hageback and others. Students showcased skilled woodwork from furniture pieces to lamps and desks.

Ciisa Aeniara Eastherville Roosevelt Auditorium Tlaloc Duane Robinson Russell’ Ruby Romaine Hageback Duane Myers Ruhberg Daniel Scott Dick Skog Maurice Swift Industrail Arts Roosevelt Building

Grover Eats committee plans menu for Royal Neighbors supper

The Eats committee met at the store to plan the menu for the Royal Neighbors convention supper on June 1. Several local residents visited and hosted guests through May 15, including Mildred Ramsey, Mrs. Ben Hassell, and Mrs. Sam Thirsland. Kenneth Thompson began work on a local section this week, with multiple callers and visits noted at various homes. Vernon Martin was injured in a runaway Monday afternoon, and church members cleaned the church on Wednesday. The freshman class hosted a party May 12 at the school, with Kenneth Thompson and family as weekend guests in the Hassell home. Allan Krieger and Judy joined Sunday visits to the Logan home in Superior.

Eats Royal Neighbors Mildred Ramsey Hays Ben Hassell Sam Thirsland Pierson Kenneth Thompson Higinbotham Soren Sorenson Isabelle Ramsey Elbert Hays Oson George Harvey Floyd Neharing S-2 Great Lakes Naval Station Vernon Martin Fauntelle Hays Natterstad Larry Marlys Hassell Allan Krieger Judy I Wm. Logan Superior

Farm Labor Committee Organized in Clay County

A county labor organization is being formed in Clay County to meet farmers summer needs. Plans include recruiting over 100 workers, mainly women and girls, to assist during harvest. Businessmen and employed workers will supply additional help to bring crops from fields.

A. County Clay County Acl

Roosevelt asks Congress for 1945 army budget

President Roosevelt asked Congress for new army appropriations totaling 15.6767 billion dollars, bringing next year’s military spending to 49 billion. The White House expects an active force of 17.7 million in a global war through June 10, 1945, plus 33.6073 billion in unobligated balances from current appropriations. Existing programs include a 71.5 billion program approved by Congress for this year and a 54.3 billion preliminary budget estimate. Tenants of New York skyscrapers report planes flying low. some ask why blonds aren’t kept down.

Roosevelt Congress White House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Superior School Marsha Hunt James Craig Johnny Mack Pius ‘Brown Sun-Mon Robert Ryan Arthur Fritsche South Eighth St Glenn Shearman Jerry Gerbracht Rochester Naomi Standerson The Iowa Trust and Savings Bank J. P. Koster Ames Iowa Fire A. J. Bosworth Armstrong Paul Allen Paulson Iowa City Joe Gerbracht W. Jerry Gerbracht John Exon Lake Andes So. Dak Arthur Exon Elizabeth Koehle Hull Exon Koehle Dorothy Sharp Genevieve Whaley Cedar Rapids R.E.A. Bookkeepers Lambroas Hawkeye Trail CRI Rev. McNerney Burg Michael J. McNerney Ft. Dodge Hospital Father McNerney St. Thomas Livermore Edmond Heelan Sioux City Marezy Hitler Hirohito Henry H. Hansen Republican Emmet County Stew Perrer Wichita Beacon Richmond Newa DeKock Ben Benjamin H. ‘Federberg Allen's Add Frantaman Henry F. J Mathilda M Ehlers Lyman John F Gerhard S. Torvik & Wi Bartlett E’ville Glénna Roland Wes Che Urlea Lewis and Rainey, J i Beck A. Bartlett A. Block Ville Lowa Winsons Om Rene Company Marcied Farm L. O. Bonses Adelaide Nichols Pine W. E.cerrier Real Enstate Pine City Minn I-3 Schults and Clark Betty J. Albright Juanita B. Bahi Owen Barnes Betty Jean Beaver John Wallace Cramer James Crim Georgia A. Deming Coleman Hgertaon Shirley Deanne Eike Lois R. Ellerston _Bever Halleck Earns Maxine M. Hopen Vmain Windieater Om Or Levali Merletalian Villiage TaAmert Week A Saeed Chicago Wea Sony Louie Jen Jerine T. Handsness Gertrude M. Keeler William M, Kelly Walter J Klein Marais Kennedy Ack Kintura Norene Larsor Janice Larson Mavis LaRue Ruth LoRaine Lines Georgia Loddenohn A. Loganadine B. Lovel Mary E. Lungren Thomas Maine Donald J. Meathe Hjanet Kay McDonal Ralph Eb, McDonald Grace Carol McKay Edward H. McNally Apne B. McTavish Loves M. Morris Aia i Auf Daes Yan Darlene B B. Pienaed Sylvia Rut Rack Easy Rolsie G. OR Nee Nyne Louise Dolores Mazine Olson Verla Jean Perkins Donald J. Peterson Donal Robert H. Pollen Eva Blaine Rauhauser Ubunice Marie Ressell Donald J. R Orville H. Rogers U Harold Piers i Rayer Willard Sa Charles W. Fell Bette Lee Schynema Carolyn Shayp Edith M. Eenorth Lovia Marie Sie Lola Evelyn Smith Doris M. Salmonso George William Walz Hn E. Wanamaker Harold Wayne Warren William ‘Arrington Robert Lovells Legs Weskd le Otites Rexall Grover Farm Labor Committee ORE’ Mror ARMY New York City
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