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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1929

Page

7

Farm Groups Plan Annual Picnics in Emmet County

Emmet County Farm Bureau sets June 19 at Armstrong city park with Chas Heart of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation as principal speaker to discuss the Farm Aid Bill. The program includes sports, dancing, movies, and hitch demonstrations, with committees formed to organize concessions grounds publicity and events. A Fourth of July picnic in Riverside Park features Attorney F W Murphy and G B Miller with patriotic addresses and planned entertainment.

Emmet County Farm Bureau Armstrong Chas, &. Heart Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Congress H. B. Sturdevant Jdhn Law Wallace Richmond Clair Strong Glenn L. Walter Wallach Richmond John Thorson Max Soeth Chris Schwitters John Law Jack Frost Farm Bureau Emmet County Emmet County Farm Union Estherville Riverside Park F. W. Murphy Wheaton Mica Corn Belt Federation of Farm Organizations Murphy Kansas City G. B. Miller Albia Iowa Farm Union

Tracy plans new fireproof garage and machine shop

Wm. Tracy commences construction on a modern garage and machine shop on his Crystal Springs Bottling Works area. The building will be 58 feet by 70 feet, fireproof throughout, with the city lowering the lot and sidewalk to street level. Local details indicate the site lies south of the bottling works and west of the Saltzman store.

Wm. Tracy Crystal Springs Saltzman

City Orders New Diesel Engine for Power Plant

City Council has approved a $36,000 order for a 600 HP diesel engine to be placed on a city base at the power plant. The purchase aims to meet peak load and rising consumption as demand grows.

School Board Weighs Site for New Building

The Estherville Independent district school board meets with the architect this evening to select a site for the new school building. Directors H M Lambert Geo Rebb and Geo Gruwell joined the architect and Supt J B Hilliard after touring modern high schools in Indianola Webster City and Storm Lake.

Estherville Independent School District H. M. Lambert Geo. Rebb Geo. Gruwell J. 8. Hilliard Indianola Webster City Storm Lake

Dr McTigue of Emmetsburg Speaks at C of C Banquet

Seventy five business and professional men from Estherville gathered at the Gardston hotel Monday evening for a chamber of commerce banquet. Dr McTigue of Emmetsburg gave the main address reflecting on town ties and bank troubles, thanking I F Hall of Iowa Trust and Savings Bank for aiding the clearing house and easing bank transitions. Charles D Bixby, newly elected president, gave a welcome message.

Estherville Gardston Clifford Dedrick W. H. Dooley Dorothy Latchem Mr. McTigue Commcen Emmetsburg I. F. Hall Iowa Trust and Savings Bank Chas. D. Bixby

Royal Neighbors convention to be held in Estherville

Lodges from the northwest section of Town take part in a Royal Neighbors convention in Estherville on June 5. Registration starts at nine, with a full day of ritualistic work, addresses, music, and social events led by Estherville and other lodge officers. Cash prizes await the largest delegation and lodge attendance.

The Royal Neighbors Estherville Orleans Ragsdale Vivian Taylor Olive Nelson M. H. Schloeman Osgood Gvuver Lodge Christian Church Ayrshire Louise Rogers Graettinger Lodge Swea City Estherville Marshall Irene Bentley Delweba Ann Smith Superor Armstrong Ringsted West Bend Mallard Algona Wallingford

Arrests in Estherville on intoxication charges

Fred Pieper was taken to Spencer to be heard before Judy DeLand on a driving while intoxicated charge after being picked up by city police in Estherville. Floyd McDonough pled guilty before Mayor Schloeman this morning on an intoxication charge and was fined $24.85.

Fred Pieper Spencer Judy DeLand City Oopolice Estherville Floyd McDonough Schloeman

East Side Square Welcomes Auto Top and Curtain Shop

Harry Sorenson has rented the building on the East side of the square recently occupied by the Singer sewing machine agency. The structure is being remodeled to accommodate autos and Sorenson's workshop for his auto top and curtain business.

Harry Sorenson Singer Sewing Machine Agency

City to Build Hangar at Airport

The south one hundred feet of the Estherville feed yard will be wrecked to furnish timber for an airplane hangar at the airport southeast of the city. City workmen under City Manager Connelly will perform the wrecking to preserve timbers. Steel sheeting will be used and painted. J B Edwards will use the north fifty feet of the building for his auto livery until fall.

Estherville Connelly J. BD. Edwards Fourth and Main Street

County bankers meet at Ringsted amid talks on co operation

Representatives from all county banks except Armstrong meet in Ringsted on Thursday evening. Guests include N H McKerral W C Currell Robert Knight I F Hall and John Nelson. Mr Gruver of First National Ceylon Minn speaks on co operation. L F P Heinrich outlines auction of wrecked Brown and Crowell building materials and plans for a new oil station by T T Sunde and John Pro.

Armstrong Bank Ringsted N. H. McKerral W. C. Currell Robert Knight Emmet County State Bank I. F. Hall Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of Estherville John Nelson Farmers Savings Bank of Wallingford County Association Gruver First National Bank Ceylon Minn Mr. Iverson Farmers Savings Bank of Ringsted Brown and Crowell Lincoln and Fighth L. FP Heinrich Armstrong Oil Company T. T. Sunde John Pro

Memorial Poppies sale slated by American Legion Auxiliary

Maurice Doyle unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will conduct a memorial poppies sale on May 24 to honor World War dead and fund relief for veterans and dependents. The annual drive, tied to Flanders Field, supports 10 000 Legion posts and 6 500 Auxiliary units. Also noted: Gruwell garage sold at sheriff's sale for 20500 to aid mortgage holders. future leasing hoped. Thomas McPullen, pioneer of Estherville, dies at 50 years, survived by three sons. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 at Presbyterian Church with Rev. Po A Davies in charge.

Gruwell Montgomery-Ward Sheriff’s Atty D. R. Alexander Unis Maurice Doyle American Legion Auxiliary Hongor Flanders Legion Auxiliary Wight Thomas Mc Pullen Estherville Tme Gilbert Des Moines Joe Porto Rico George Mr. Pullen Presbyterian Church Po A. Davies G. Ewen H. L. McMillan Victor Mortensen Mathieson Park Floyd Lakin American Legion L. T. Stine

Senior Class Play Well Presented and Received

The senior class play New Dreams at the Grand Theater last Wednesday was a standout school production. Strong casting and clear interpretation by the youthful actors highlighted Tom Bates and his father roles, with Beverly Tomhave as Jerry the orphan delivering an especially pleasing performance.

Grand Theater Thomas Batesch Robert Hansen Tom Kenneth Turner Beverly Tomhave Jerry Stanley Olson Genevieve Chapman Oliver Handeland Joe Pennell Celia Jeffries Dorothy Nourse Alva Ragsdale Francis Dooley Bruce Johnston Waldemar Fransdale Edna Wilcox Alice Tippet Alice Gray Hugh Stages Virginna Shade Cora Suade Wilma Geokin Astrid Svenson Minnie Scott Maurice Kichtven Edward Osten Florence Wilson Mildred Larson Mildred Ankrum Edith Petschow Margaret Steward Helen Sullivan Emly Volding Lois Hanses

Alumni Banquet Set For June 19 At Gardston Hotel

Estherville High School Alumni association sets June 19 for its annual banquet. President Mae Eisenhower Jackson chaired a meeting where committees were formed for banquet, program, and publicity. Lola Hale serves as secretary treasurer and Helen Robinson as registrar. The event draws former classmates from town and beyond for a reunion.

Estherville High School Alumni Association Mae Eisenhower Jackson Lomena Fahey Bagan Gace Shaffer Crim Jackson Mildred Nurss Wilma Stages Adelaide Nichols Gardston Lola Hale Treasuer Helen Robinson Estherville

Wisconsin trip to buy dairy calves for Emmet club

Glenn Walter county agent and Hall from Tawa State college dairy department will travel to Wisconsin to select and purchase heifers for Emmet County Dairy Calf Club. Planned breeds include Holsteins Guernseys and a few milking Shorthorns with participants named in the enrollment list.

Glenn Walter Emmet County TF. Hall Tawa State College Wisconsin Emmet County Dairy Calf Club Wesley Holl Lee Holl Thorvald Nielsen Bernard Jackson Jesse May Hartman Maxine Hartman Melvin Ellis Leo Rosburg Earl Harvege Martin Elvastad Lester Thorson Leroy Miller Clarence Peterson Eurehe Peterson Earl Reed J. Hoein Bruce Holen Harold Graff M. J. Peterson John Hiles Nick Keonecke Herman Andreaso Robert Woods Raymond Woods Raymond Payne Conrad Johnson John Paugh Harvey Nelson Russell Miller Arlo Johansen Lincoln

Hand Injury at Rock Island Shops Delays Worker

Youman suffered a back of the right hand injury last Wednesday while at work at the Rock Island shops. He is recovering but still unable to work.

Curtis Youman Rock Island

Mauck Mourns Passing of Mother Christina Mauck

Mrs Christina Mauck mother of C P Mack and sister of Mrs Detleff Riemer died at her Garwin home Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at Rela beck. Mr and Mrs Mauck and Mr and Mrs Reimer will attend. Florence Tredway returned home Sunday from Merrill Wisconsin where she had been with her son M W Tredway and family and came to Swea City with them when they moved last week.

Christina Mauck C. P. Mack Detleff Riemer Garwin Relabeck Mauck Reimer Florence ‘Tredway Merrill, Wis M. W. ‘Tredway Swea City

Well Known Local Man E Polson Dies at 57

Polson, longtime resident of this community, died Thursday morning in a local hospital at age 57. Born near Pleasantville on July 21, 1872, he was one of six children of Cyrus and Mary Polson. He left a wife Sadie and four children Cyrus Bewah Bernice Maxine, all nearby, plus six grandchildren. A Methodist, he farmed most of his life and was noted as a hard worker and good neighbor. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.

FE. Polson Mr. Polson Pleasantville Town Tamaly Cyrus Mary Polson Edna Hillabolt Pleasmallville Mattie Lami Redlands Cal Bor Sadie Walker Estherville Bewah Bernice Maxine Methodist Church Oak Hill Cemetery

Leaves on Extended Eastern Trip

Mrs. E. C. Sutton leaves Tuesday with her daughter Mrs. Cecil Hanson of Milwaukee for a trip in the east. Mrs. Albert Hanson of Minneapolis accompanies her daughter-in-law and the three will return to Milwaukee. From there Sutton and daughter will visit Chicago to see Jos. Sutton, 87, grandfather of Mrs. Hanson, then go to Detroit to stay with Mrs. Clifford Thompson. Sutton will be away from Estherville most of the summer.

E. C. Sutton Cecil Hanson Milwaukee Albert Hanson Minneapolis Sutton Chicago Jos. Sutton Hanson Detroit Clifford Thompson Estherville

Death of Cedar Rapids-Aged Father Reaches Mayor Schloeman

Cedar Rapids received word Friday night of the death of J. W. Schloeman aged 82 who had been living with his daughter Mrs L W Butterfield in Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were held there Monday. Surviving daughters are Mrs Butterfield Mrs L Riley of Cedar Rapids Mrs C A Burmeister Center Junction and Mrs Hugh Parks of Chicago. Surviving sons include Wm Schloeman Seattle Edwin Schloeman Swan River Minnesota and Mayor M H Schloeman of this city.

M. H. Schloeman Cedar Rapids J. W. Schloeman L. W. Butterfield Butterfield L. Riley C. A. Burmeister Center Junction Hugh Parks Chicago Wm. Schloeman Seattle Edwin Schloeman Swan River Mion Mayor Schloeman

Flying lessons bring Dr Griffith home to Iowa

Dr G G Griffith returned from Wichita Kansas Tuesday afternoon flying in with Mr Nelson of Ormsby Minn He has logged many aviation hours and hopes to obtain a pilots license soon He plans to buy a plane after license rain blessed Iowa Sunday night boosting hay and small grain crops

G. G. Griffith Wichita Kansas Nelson Ormsby, Minn Griffith Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Union City Dr. McTigue of C. of C R.N. A Orleans Hotel East Side Square Edwards W.R Wreck Brown and Crowell Building Tom Pullen County Funeral Thurs V.R Harry Cockburn Carl Mosher Mankato Oakland Mr. Mosher Colors Legion D. Alt Veterans of World War Service Star Legion Boy E. HS Wm. Weit N. H McKerral J. E. Stockdale O. Manthe Fred Albertson L. E. Stockdale San C. P. Mauck E. Polson Long IL W.h.dr. Griffith
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