Memorial Day Observance Led by Spirit Lake Lawyer
Atty H E Narey of Spirit Lake delivers the Memorial Day address as Maurice Doyle Post American Legion plans a May 20, 1983 ceremony in Estherville. A state parade forms at nine thirty from the high school, with schools, scouts, bands, and a memorial program on the courthouse square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Doyle Post
American Legion
Sixth Street
Howard
Seventh
Main
Marshall
Spanish American War Veterans
Gold Star
Mothers Service Star Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Cradle Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Estherville
Wallingford
Fire Department
Court House
Hale
Parnell
Lindholm
Albertson
Dr. Reed
H. E. Narey
Spirit Lake
Andrew Anderson Freed on Bond by Authorities
Andrew Anderson of Sibley was released on a $1000 bond after being named a suspect in four forgery cases. Handwriting expert reports and county attorney information connected the case but no positive identification was made, and police suspect another person cashed the checks. He is to appear at the September term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Anderson
Sibley
Des Moines
Bal
Anderson
Avery Heads Lumber Body Meets Tri-State Dealers
George Lawrence Avery of 1925 Summit Street Sioux City was elected president of the Tri-State Lumber Dealers association at a one day meeting. A dinner at the West hotel closed the session with 220 delegates and guests in attendance. Avery is nephew of local resident Mrs. F. J. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawrence Avery
Summit Street
Sioux City
Spalding-Avery Lumber Company
Tri-State Lumber Dealers Association
West Hotel
Mr. Avery
F. J. White
Memorial Day Ceremonies Schedule and Cemetery Services
The American Legion and Auxiliary plan wreath laying and a Benediction by Rev Yearnd with a firing squad and taps. A cemetery visit program begins at 7:30 at Catholic Cemetery, 8:00 at East Side, 40 at Norwegian Lutheran, and 9:20 at Oak Hill. veterans urged to attend in uniform. Estherville stores close at 10 am to allow participation in exercises and cemetery visits for departed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star Legion
American Légion Auxiliary
American Legion
East Side
Norwegian Lutheran
Oak Hill
Estherville
Iowa Fish and Game 1933 34 Fishing Regulations
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission reprints the 1933 34 season rules covering licenses fees usage limits and penalties. Residents over 14 pay 1 dollar. non residents pay 1 dollar six day license or 3 dollars longer. Landowners fishing on own land incur no license. Size limits set for Pike Pickerel Catfish Black Bass Trout Crapple Perch Sunfish and others with minimum inches. Daily bag 15 game fish with up to 8 Trout Pike or Black Bass. two lines per person with restrictions. spearing allowed only in specified areas. no trolling from power boats. general rules on handling size fish and prohibited substances. Regulations take effect May 15 1933 and are enforceable law.
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Issu
Mississippi
Missouri
Fish and Game Warden
Fish and Game Commission
Forty-fifth General Assembly
Gruver Schools Close For Year
Gruver Iowa May 24 Rev Arthur Batley of Estherville delivered the baccalaureate address to Gruver high school graduates at the Presbyterian church His text was No Man Lives Unto Himself and he gave the equation a plus o equals 2 ability plus opportunity equals responsibility in fitting one s self for life work The sermon was enjoyed On Monday night President Henry Olson of Buena Vista college gave the commencement address at the high school auditorium His remarks on the true value of education were pleasing to the large audience The graduates are Bernadine Calhan class valedictorian Lawrence Bush Margaret Donahue Orpha Gage Margaret Goldsberry Lillian Handeland Frances Solomonson Robin Woods and Marjorie Scott class salutatorian Special awards for scholarships were awarded Bernadine Calhan from Waldorf college Buena Vista college and Chillicothe Business college A freshmen girl Evelyn Rasmussen and freshman boy Lester Bush received medals as the year s top all high school students Tuesday closed with a high school picnic at the school house and the grades at Ft Defiance park
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Gruver
Iowa
Arthur Batley
Estherville
Presbyterian Church
Henry Olson
Buena Vista College
H. S. Auditorium
Bernadine Calhan
Lawrence Bush
Margaret Donahue
Orpha Gage
Margaret Goldsberry
Lillian Handeland
Frances Solomonson
Robin Woods
Marjorie Scott
Waldorf College
Chillicothe Business College
Evelyn Rasmussen
Lester Bush
H. S
Ft. Defiance Park
Mrs Sayre to address Emmet County on August First
Miss Neals S Knowles from the Ames Extension Service met with the County Women's Committee at city hall to plan Achievement Day for August 1. The program includes an address by Mrs Raymond Sayre Farm Women State Chairman, music, a farm bureau pageant, and exhibits from Emmet county with judged entries by Mary K Gregg. Also noted is Mrs Tom Halverson recovering after hip surgery and hospital stay.
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Neals S. Knowles
Home Ecnomics
Ames
County Women’s Committee
City Hall
Raymond Sayre
Emmet County
Sayre
Farm Bureau
Mary K. Gregg
V. and R. Prints One Issue In Coming Week
Memorial day falls on Tuesday, one of the Vindicator and Republican's two publication days. The issue will be omitted for the week, while the regular newspaper will still come out as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Aneaiay
Estherville Ties Waldorf in Tennis
The Estherville junior college and Waldorf college tied 3 to 3 in a tennis match. Hilliard and Gordinter beat Gilbertson and Robinson, while Anderson and Owen fell to Juhi and Mokelstad. Anderson defeated Gilbertson. Gordinier lost to Robinson. Owen lost to Mokelstad. Hillard defeated Hinderlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Junior College
Waldorf College
Forest City
Hilliard
Gordinter
Gilbertson
Robinson
Anderson
Owen
Juhi
Mokelstad
Gordinier
Hillard
Hinderlin
Fenton Plays Ball Here Sunday
Estherville Eagles host Fenton on Sunday in a strong class matchup. Fenton has won most games and is expected to challenge Estherville hard. Gate receipts split 60 40 in favor of the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Estherville Eagles
Estherville
Local trio heads to Chicago for World’s Fair
Miss Alma Lee White accompanies the Misses Pearl and Bernice Clark leaving for Eagle Grove then to Chicago with Miss White’s parents Mr. and Mrs. B F White to attend the World’s Fair where Miss White’s brother lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Lee White
Pearl
Bernice Clark
Eagle Grove
Miss White
B. F. White
Chicago
Bankers Attend Storm Lake Group Meeting
NH McKerral and R B Knight of Emmet County State Bank and C R Rhodes of Iowa Trust and Savings Bank attended a bankers association group meeting in Storm Lake on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NH. McKerral
Knight
Emmet County State Bank
C. R. Rhodes
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Storm Lake
Bankers’ Association
Man injures lamp post in Mun da street incident
A E Weigandt of Mun da Dak started his car in low gear and drove over a curb into a lamp post on Lincoln street in front of the Vindicator and Republican office. He appeared before Mayor Whelan and paid $16.50 for post replacement costs.
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A. E. Weigandt
Munda
Dak
Lincoln Street
Vindicator
Republican
Whelan
Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Social Notes
May 23 to 24 marriage licenses issued for Fred Rosa Ruth Anderson Lloyd Lutz Bernice Kasperson Virgil Nelson Violet Clark Robrey Steinhilber Alice Bombarger and others. Local social notes recount visits and trips among residents including George Amdahl Chas Jackson the Gray family and Ada Eveleth with travel to Excelsior Springs and Sac City amid a dust storm and property concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rosa
Jackson
Minn
Ruth Anderson
Lloyd R. Lutz
Blue Earth
Bernice C. Kasperson
Fairmont
Virgil W. Nelson
Ae City
Violet J. Clark
Swea City
Robrey
Steinhilber
Lutheran Delegates Gather for Midwestern Federation Meeting
Two thousand Lutheran delegates are expected June 22 to 25 for the Hauge Lutheran Inner Mission federation meeting. It is the second convention here after 1928’s Estherville gathering. Delegates come from the middle west and coast states. Mayor M. K. Whelan and the Community club extended invitations. Speakers include Rev B K Barstad Radcliffe, Rev M A Hall Kenyon Minn, Rev M E Sletta Chicago, Evangelist Peder Forestvold Willmar Minn, Ole Barnes Woden, Rev Peder Nordsletten Wallingford. Local residents will lodge delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauge Lutheran Inner Mission Federation
Estherville
Middle West
Coast States
M. K. Whelan
Community Club
L. A Mathre
Deputy Twite Tracks Chicken Thieves in Minnesota
Deputy Emiet Twite journeyed into Minnesota seeking culprits behind nighttime thefts of sacks of chickens. A Dunnell youth confessed to selling 25 chickens in Estherville over two incidents but was released after parents refused charges and testimony.
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Emiet Twite
Minnesota
Delavan
Minn
Blue Earth
Twite
Dunnell
Estherville
Class Night 1933 Broadcast at Roosevelt Auditorium
The class of 1933 presents a radio style Class Night program Monday at 8 in Roosevelt auditorium. Bernard Jackson will host as announcer with reviews of 1893 1933 and 1973 future Class Nights. Florence Chambers directed music numbers as Florence Olson valedictorian and Evalyn Norby salutatorian give addresses.
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Roosevelt Auditorium
Evenig
Bernard Jackson
Florence Chambers
Florence Olson
Evalyn Norby
Rally Day Plans Made By 4-H Club In Estherville
Miss Fannie Buchanan of the Extension Service met with 4-H club girls leaders and the country club committee on May 24 to map tentative Rally Day plans. Songs and games were taught and complete details will be announced later. No definite date set yet, likely before mid June in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Buchanan
Extension Service Dept
Country Club Committee
Estherville
Circuit meeting held in Estherville Iowa district
Fifty nine delegates from thirteen congregations gathered in Estherville for the northwest circuit meeting of the Iowa district of the Missouri Synod of the German Lutheran church. Two lessons were held, a noon dinner was served by local women, with representatives from Rock Rapids Horton Township Ocheyedan May City Hartley Sanborn Spirit Lake Terris Spencer Estherville Mallard Ayrshire and Royal. Esther Floyd Will Dickinson Betty Lou Fouts and Janet Ziemer enjoyed a Spirit Lake picnic this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Northwest
Iowa
Missouri
German Lutheran Church
City Hall
Rock Rapids
Horton Township
Ochevedan
May City
Hartley
Sanborn
Spirit Lake
Terris
Spencer
Mallard
Ayrshire
Royal
Esther Floyd
Will Dickinson
Betty Lou Fouts
Janet Ziemer
Rural schools checked for state aid by county superintendent
County superintendent Marie Sorum surveys Emmet county rural schools this week as they anticipate state aid under Standard school regulations. This year will be the last for aid. After inspections of equipment and such, recommended schools are sent to the state department for recheck and approval. Final word should arrive in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sorum
Emmet
Miss Sorum
State Department
Emmetsburg Names Lady Postmistress Candidate
Mrs. Jessie Branagan, wife of W F Branagan editor of the Democrat, is recommended by Senator Louis Murphy to fill the unexpired term of L H Mayne as Emmetsburg postmistress, Mayne having resigned due to old age infirmities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Jessie Branagan
W. F. Branagan
The
Democrat
Louis Murphy
L. H. Mayne
Barber War Brings Hair Cuts to 15 Cents
The local barber price war cut hair cuts to 15 cents causing brisk trade and hats ill fitting after visits. Mr. and Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs Johnston plan a Sunday trip to Ames to visit Miss Brubaker and Miss Johnston, returning Monday. Holger Stub, 11, son of Rev B A Stub of Ringstead, underwent surgery for a mass in his digestive tract at Coleman hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson returned from Sioux City where he attended a Penney store managers meeting. Mrs. Hanson had visited relatives in Concordia Kansas.
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P. M. Brubaker
Alex Johnston
Ames
Alene Brubaker
Virginia Johnston
Holger Stub
B A Stub
Ringstead
Coleman Hospital
B. F. Hanson
Hanson
Sioux City
Penney
Concordia
Kansas
Knights Templar to Decorate Graves at Oak Hill
Esdraeion Commandery No. 52 Knights Templar members meet at the asylum at five this afternoon and proceed to Oak Hill cemetery to decorate graves of departed members. A list of those buried there includes F. E. Allen, Frank Miller, A. Anderson, John Amundson, John Griffith, John Ross, John Murray, Dillon, Montgomery, M. B. Miller, N. B. Egbert, Geo. Meyers, A. O. Myhre, W. H. Foote, J. W. Randolph, E. I. Sandrol, G. Zeiman, E. W. Bachman, I. G. Wright, G. B. Mahlum, Al Houltshauser, E. J. Schryver, Dan Booth, Orestes Graaf, Wm. McArdle, Fred M. Jones, M. BE. Wilson, Robert Hamilton, A. M. Jeffries. Ascension Day is observed by the Knights Templar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esdraeion Commandeery No. 52
Knights Templar
Oak Hill Cemetery
Order
F. E. Allen
Frank Miller
A. Anderson
John Amundson
John Griffith
John Ross
John Murray
Dillon
John Montgomery
M. B. Miller
N. B. Egbert
Geo. Meyers
A. O. Myhre
W. H. Foote
J. W. Randolph
E. I. Sandrol
G. Zeiman
E. W. Bachman
I. G. Wright
G. B. Mahlum
al Houltshouser
E. J. Schryver
Dan Booth
Orestes Graaf
Wm. McArdle
Fred M. Jones
M. BE. Wilson
Dust Storm Damages Corn and Small Grain Crops
A Tuesday dust and wind storm drastically damaged corn seedlings and small grain in many fields, with replanting likely. Flower gardens also suffered after spring freezes. Family notices mention Mr. and Mrs. George Amdahl and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jackson visiting Wallingford for Mrs. Jackson’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Amdahl
Chas. Jackson
John Jackson
Wallingford
Mrs. Jackson
Beacon City offers service to motorists
Beacon City invites Iowa families visiting the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago to use free car care and parking and to ride daily by electric railway. The retreat features cottages for two with rooms for two guests, electric lighting, beds, towels, maid service, modern baths, screened lodgings, and landscaped grounds. Childcare by kindergarten directors, guide service, and free exposition instruction support a full vacation experience near the Central Electrified line.
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Iowa
Chicago
Beacon City
Wiinels O Central
Earl Josten Hired For Two Day Weekly Contract
Earl E Josten director of the boys glee club and high school band was offered a two day per week contract for next year He also has a one day per week contract at Swea City and Armstrong is seen to contract him for one day weekly Josten formerly held three days per week Mrs Frank Logan and Mrs F W McCullough drove to Town Falls to decorate graves and return home this evening Wm Sievers and sons Billie and Linden of Remsen stayed at Esther ville with Mr Sievers sister Mrs Wm Post they fished at Spirit Lake Sunday all enjoyed their time together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Josten
Boys’ Glee Club
Swea City
Armstrong
Josten
Frank Logan
F. W. McCullough
Town Falls
Wm. Sievers
Billie
Linden
Remsen
Estherville
Mr. Sievers
Wm. Post
Mr. Post
Sprit Lak
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Atty. Hl. Narey
Avery
Iowa State Fish and Game Department
Chupion High School
Oxsters of
U. S
United States
Wooster
Daryl Arnold
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harold Stark
Granite City
Gene Davis
Cicero
Robert Dunham
Sioux Falls
Mrs. Sayre
Tom Halverson
Town City
Fred Sternberg
Tuesay
Paneer Apone
Leghorn & Light
Cees
Estherville Co-op
Waldorf
Bankers’ Group
Chas
P. G. Gray
Alice
Excelsior Springs
Lee Eveleth
Ada Eveleth
Sac City
Eveleth
A. G. Bailey
Arthur
Minneapolis
Robert Ramsdall
A. M. Cole
Ramerall
Ramsdall
Alice Gray
University of Minnesota
Federation
Dunnell Youth
K.T
Earl Josten
Chicago’s
Shirley Keil
Robert Bovik
Eleanor Duffin
Billy Pearson
Bar
Ton Snow
Billy Snow
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