Senior class participates in graduation week events
Estherville High School notes mark of senior activities including class day at the Methodist church, baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church, and a commencement plan at the Methodist church. Honors honors include four seniors named for achievement, with Olive Morse giving the valedictory. The week also features a senior breakfast and upcoming picnics and promotions.
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Estherville High School
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Woosrhies
Dorothy Latchem
Mildred Ivey
Ruth Heidke
Miss Heidke
Patricia Wourl
Louis Wasserman
Gertrude Carey
Glee Club
J. S. Hilliard
Eunice Kloeow
Olive Morse
Glenn Brockway
Iva Waters
R. T. Chipperfield
Frances Lough Addreas
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Issas
Geo. Robb
H. L. Olmstead
Assembly
V. R
Estherville Club Wins Local Golf Tournament
A team from Estherville defeated Emmetsburg on the local course Sunday by 39 to 11. Families joined players for picnic dinners as the event showcased scores from many players including Gee Anderson Estherville 943 and Jim Neary Emmetsburg 1120 amid a full tally list.
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Emmetsburg
G. H. Raife
Estherville
C. Adams
J. F. Buckingham
M. ¥. Kerwick
Dr. Ewen
Harvey Smith
Roy C. Brown
Dell Morrison
Ben Klein
Herb B Baker
Ray Kennedy
Gene Laughlin
Ed. Stockdale
Tom Martin
Frank Carpenter
Roy Ryan
John Strube
Roy Martin
Chas. Keating
Last Issue of The Pepper High School Paper
The Pepper, the High School paper, issued by the Vindicator and Republican office this week marks eight years since its origin. Eunice Klocow serves as editor in chief with Dorothy Gruwell and Hannah Nelson as assistants. The note praises the editors, department staff, typists, and Dorothy Latchem for supervision and successful publication.
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Vindicator
Eunice Klocow
Dorothy Gruwell
Hannah Nelson
Francis Shadle
Eileen Keogh
Ralph Mahlum
George Bale
Ethyl Singmaster
William Reese
Orville Archibald
Frances Lough
Dorothy Latchem
First Ward Polling Relocated to Estherville State Bank
Voters in Estherville’s First Ward will cast ballots in the Estherville State Bank building after the A. R. Markley building burned last election. A fire at Roy J. Ridley dairy barns destroyed a shed and hay stacks when a small boy sparked matches, with damage in the hundreds and no insurance on the barn.
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State Bank
First Ward
Estherville
A. R. Markley
Estherville State Bank
Roy J. Ridley
Masonic Band Practices in Northwest Iowa Cities
The Masonic Band of Northwest Iowa practiced Friday evening in this city. Musicians from Ashton Hartley Terris Everly Milford Ocheyedan Lake Park Spirit Lake and Estherville form the group. Dave Flindt of Lake Park directs, with practice rotating among member towns.
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Masonic Band
Northwest Iowa
Ashton
Hartley
Terris
Everly
Milford
Ocheyedan
Lake Park
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Dave Flindt
Memorial Day Program of Events May 30
A Memorial Day program lists a forenoon parade starting at the High School on North Sixth Street with a colors lineup and honors by G A R W R C D A R B Marines and others. A church service at M and Church includes invocation violin solo prayer and Gettysburg Address. Afternoon ceremonies include cemetery decorations at East Side Cemetery Oak Hill and Catholic and Lutheran Cemeteries with taps by H C Fox.
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North Sixth Street
G. A. R. Post
D. A. RB
The
Marines
Spanish American War
American Legion
Service Star Legion
Fire Department
Citizens Art Fossum
Neil Herzberg
H. L. Olmstead
S. Wasserman
G. Voorhies
L. C. Coon
Mrs
D. Howard
Gettysburg
A. C. Snyder
AH. L. Olmstead
K. P. Hall
East Side
Cemeery
Iw. R. C
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hall St
Lincoln Street Bridge
Catholic Cemetery
Lutheran Cemetery
H. C. Fox
Evelyn of Hallowin in Critical Condition
Mr and Mrs W Hi Oehrlein learn their daughter Evelyn is in a very serious state in a St Paul hospital. A scarlet fever quarantine had kept her there but a prior letter claimed improvement. A later telephone report said doctors could not determine her chance of recovery for twenty four hours after an operation was deemed necessary.
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W. Hi Oehrlein
Miss Evelyn
St. Paul
Frank Carpenter
Mrs. Oehrlein
St. James
Fort Benton Montana fort and homestead reminiscence letter
Dear Editor reports a reader recalling the Fort Benton fort ruins near his Montana homestead in the same county as the fort, praising the scenery and Bear Paw mountains, while noting a return to Iowa and shared nostalgia.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Iowa Lake
Fort Benton
Montana
Old Fort
Bear Paw Mountains
I. J. Whitman
R . Geo. W. Shadle
Woodruff
Ascension Day observance by Esdraelon Commandery
Esdraelon Commandery No 52 K T plans Ascension Day activities with a morning graveside ceremony at Oak Hill Cemetery and a Templar degree work by Holy Grail Commandery of Emmetsburg in the afternoon. A banquet and program follow at the Masonic home, with refreshments for ladies.
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Tomorow
Ascensionay
Esdraelon
K. T
Holy Grail Commandery
Emmetsburg
Tech
Order
Templar de Bree
M. E. Wilson
M. J. Groves
Masonic Home
Dr. E W Bachman Dies in Rochester Minnesota
Dr E W Bachman dies unexpectedly at eight this morning in Rochester Minnesota while visiting his wife in hospital. He moved to Estherville 24 years ago from West Bend where he practiced 16 years. He served as state senator for eight years and was active in Masonic orders. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs J E Stockdale and Mrs Clarence Ladd, plus a sister in Oregon. Funeral plans not yet set.
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E. W. Bachman
J. E. Stockdale
Rochester
Minnesota
J. B. Stockdale
Estherville
Bachman
West Bend
Esdraelon Commandery No. 52
E. T
Dr. Bachman
Appleman
Eugene
Ore
V.k
John Osgood
Gladys Barthel Leaves First Trust and Savings Bank
Miss Gladys Barthel leaves after six years at First Trust and Savings Bank to join American State and Savings Bank in Lansing Michigan. Ruth Crawl and Lillian Voehl, new assistants from Shell Rock and Lakefield, take over her duties. Mrs. Jas. Tedrow begins a Western trip with the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs. A Masonic lodge third degree event brings Turner, Wanamaker, Garvin, Noel, Boone, and Smith to Armstrong.
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Gladys Barthel
First Trust and Savings Bank
Lansing
Mich
American State and Savings Bank
Barthel
Ruth Crawl
Shell Rock
Cedar Rapids Business College
Lillian Voehl
Lakefield
Minn
Mankato Business College
Jas. Tedrow
Iowa Federation
Woman's Clubs
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Tedrow
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Turner
G. L. Wanamaker
E. P. Garvin
Guy Noel
L. N. Boone
L. L. Smith
Armstrong
Masonic Lodge
Memorial Day Band Concert Program by Estherville Band
The Estherville Municipal Band announces its Memorial Day concert on Friday May 30 with a full program including Hostrauser's March Plight of the Birds In Camp a medley of war songs When the Lazy Castes Grow The Sky Pilot Spirit of America A Patriotic Patrol Spick and Span Overture Stars and Stripes March and a male quartet. Regular weekly concerts begin Tuesday June 10 with weather a possible rain date Wednesday.
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Estherville
The
Sky Pilot
Spirit of America
Cere J. P. Sousa
Most Excellent Masters Degree In Fort Dodge Rise
Delta Chapter No 51 Royal Arch Masons of Fort Dodge conducted the Most Excellent Masters degree at Fort Dodge High School Auditorium on Monday evening May 26 for a class of over two hundred from northwest Iowa. Attendees from Jeptha Chapter included W G Godron Henry Scharfenberg A H Reese Johnnie Johnson Ivan Pettit A E Erickson Chris Anderson W A Trone and G F Wilder.
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Delta
Royal Arch Masons
Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge High School
Iowa
W. A. Trone
G. F. Wilder
Estherville
Jeptha
A W. G. Godron
Henry Scharfenberg
A. H. Reese
Johnnie Johnson
Ivan Pettit
A.E. Erickson
Chris Anderson
G. IF
Wilder
V. R
Burton E Sweet Campaign Attacks Brookhart Denied
A campaign statement from Burton E Sweet’s backers rejects Brookhart’s charges as groundless. The defense portrays Brookhart as aligned with radical elements from Moscow and asserts Sweet’s campaign is led by loyal Republicans to restore Iowa’s good name and farmer credit. The release targets Brookhart’s “Wall Street and railroads” critique and pledges to elect a pro American Iowa farmer and businessman.
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Burton E. Sweet
United States Senate
Clyde H. Doolittle
Iowa
Brookhart
Moscow
United States
Senate
America
Wall Street
Burton B. Sweet
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