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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

8

Estherville Midgets win Lakes conference track meet at Cherokee

Estherville Midgets tally 69.5 points to beat Cherokee 47. Five Crim records pace the meet as Estherville wins 10 events. Crim clocks 4:41.8 in the mile, sets new mile mark, and the 440 yard relay squad clocks 45.9. Hood Zeimer Halvorson and Kelly win the 440 relay, Darling wins discus and high jump co win, with Darling also taking pole vault. Other winners include Kelly in 100 yard dash and Zeimer in 120 yard high hurdles as Estherville dominates a crowded field with multiple event wins across the district and quadrangular meets.

Estherville Cherokee Crim Ruliffson Storm Lake Hood Zeimer Halvorson Kelly Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Kelly Estherville Yock Hood Estherville Reed Jennett Lyman Meader Sibley Darling Larson Klassey Spencer Schryver Sears Taylor Ziemer Parsons Spirit Lake Baker Salmonson Pendleton Elwood Knutson P. Kelly Cherokee Lyman Reed Daven Steck Jones Goodman Cooper At Underwood Mills Gould Beatty Dewall Chaplin Sheldon Bryant Stevenson Curtis Salyards Huber Nordstrom Bounds

Dolliver 39 Seniors Graduate in 1939 Commencement

Dolliver high school held commencement exercises for the class of 1939 in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening May 17. The program featured processionalInvocation salutatory address and diplomas presented by Supt. Moklebust with seni or Ralph Miller among the graduates. Following events included guests and staff traveling to homes for the summer and several staff movements.

Dolliver High School Stephanie Cowling C. L.day Laura Griese Woodland Echoes Rudolf Friml Robert Simon Marvin Iverson Lorna Richards Marjorie Russell Ralph Miller Murray Sawyer Girls Glee Club J. Cornell Johnson M. O. Moklebust H. D Mereness C. L. Day Ralph McKean Merne Valen Vernon Tweedt Lawrence Evans Mabel Griese Alice Handeland Peter Son Spencer Sioux City Ora Thompson Forest City Marjorie Harkness Lake Mills Ralph J. Robinson Lake Park Minn Mr. Robinson Neill Finn Fort Dodge Marvin Foster Conrad Frerichs Dolliver Lutheran Church P. J. Davis Ertst Guilbertez Elliott Marshalltown Edna Eastman Dolliver Okamanpedan State Park Miss Guilberta Mason City Hamilton Business College Miss Elliott LaVerne Valen T. B. Richards American Legion Auxiliary Richards Herman Erickson Mitchell Margery Alice Chevy Chase Maryland J. B. Mitchell W. L. Peterson Erickson Ethel Mitchell

Evelyn Hanson and Amos Sevold Wedding at East Immanual Church

Miss Evelyn Hanson and Amos Sevold wed at 8 p m in East Immanuel Lutheran church. Music was provided by Mrs Pete Paulson who played the wedding march. Sunday visits noted include Byrle Felky at his parents, Elmer and unnamed Felky, and others in Jackson Ceylon Armstrong and Armstrong area. CCC club gathering featured a program on poultry care and war disease topics with plans for a picnic.

Byrle Felky Elmer Felky Odus Paugh George John Thompson Ceylon Minn Marion Felkey Jackson Ed Felkey E. L. Orcutt Armstrong CCC Club Lee Moore Edgar Iverson

Shape of fodder little effect on cattle gains at Iowa State

At Iowa State College 2000 cattle feeders compared grazing of corn silage, recut fodder, ground fodder, whole fodder, and silage mixes over 171 days. Gains varied narrowly from 1.9 to 2.21 pounds per steer daily, with recut and ground fodder yielding the best pace. Cost estimates place steer values near seven to seven and a quarter dollars per hundredweight.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College

Chinch bugs get go ahead signal in grain fields

Infestation of chinch bugs threatens small grain yields in southern Iowa with heavy spring activity. State entomologist Carl J. Drake notes the southern tiers most affected as bugs move from hatching sites to fields. Eggs hatch in about 10 days and control measures like creosote barriers are advised.

Carl J. Drake Iowa State College Horica Cornfielida

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