Murder Mystery at the Fraternity Initiation
The investigation centers on Jordan’s death linked to a fraternity initiation. Detective Rankin pursues clues from St Louis guardians and Vandalia locals, uncovering forged notes, missing keys, stolen poison, and Mrs. Fletcher's unsettling influence amid hazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirisken Uring
Init
Bioinian
Ihr
Ms Brit Sigma Trafernity
Siuati Siedin
Howard Merrick
St Louis
Vandalia
Jordan
Ralph Buckley
Walter Randall
St. Louis
Arnold Prince
Edward Fletcher
Rankin
Larry Palmer
Universty Laboratory
Ned Patterson
Mystery at the Dance Ends in Quiet Alarms
Harris Connelly and Paul Whitaker recount faint clues about Mrs. Fletcher and Vera during a dance as Mr. Fletcher searches rooms for the missing pledgees. Whitaker notes an unseen tension, a stern directive, and a late hall confrontation hinting at trouble before the Tuesday continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Mrs. Fletcher
Rankin
Mr. Fletcher
Harris Connelly
Ted Stanton
Clark
Connelly
Stuart Jordan
Gennelly
Mr. Connelly
Ams
Stuart
Paul Whitaker
Whitaker
Mr. Rankin
Mrs. Fitcher
Whitaer
Fletcher
Dolliver Club Notes Quiet Week Of Local Events
The American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. Hazel Moltzen home as Sylvia Anderson was elected president replacing Olive Miller. Many locals and visitors attended events from Estherville to Ames including parties, church activities, and a Halloween social with a Miles Standish dramatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Moltzen
Sylvia Anderson
Olive Miller
Lee Eckhart
Milford
Charles Moon
Ruth Schwencker
Motley
Minn
Marie Sorum
Estherville
Dolliver
L. P. Stillman
Terris
Evald Bergston
Dunnell
M. QO. Moklebust
Michael
Emmet Cayler
Celia Fulton
Myrth Jerde
Forest City
Iowa State College
Ames
Ella Clausen
Nadine Stillman
Margery Mereness
Miss Fulton
Bernice Fulton
Stanton Yeager
C. R. Yeager
Geo. Petschke
Ceylon
Mmes
A. R. Eckhar
Newton
Eagil Twedt
Mary
Marjorie
Minneapolis
Marvelle Burdette
Treynor High School
A. H. Pickell
Fred Darrah
Emmetsburg
Moltzen
Ladies Aid
Church Annex
Dolliver Civic Club
Miles Standish
J. ©. Weber
H. CD. Mereness
Yeager
Epworth League
W. L. Peterson
Lottie Mitchell
Marcella Maron
Paul Anderson
Halloween Party Highlights Dist No 6 Students Farewell Alyce Nasby
Dist No 6 pupils hosted a Halloween party after Friday recess with games contests and seasonal decorations. Alyce Nasby, moving to Estherville, received a farewell courtesy. Several local families and relatives attended gatherings and shared meals and treats as neighbors noted illness births and social visits among Estherville area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist. No. 6
Alyce Belle Nasby
Estherville
Miss Martens
Thorbin Houge
Verlin Brown
Robert Wheatley
Thos, Herem
Paul Barber
Maurice Oleson
Cora Hildrith
Cornell Oleson
L. W. Stark
Robert
Vernice Wheatley
George Gage
Lois
Naomi
Grandpa
Grandma Wheatley
Harry Brown
Max
Judson Zerfoss
Charlotte
Ora Shepard
Helen Hash
Illinois
Andrew Klein
Milford Houge
Stichuit Club
L. O. Hanson
Elmer Rockne
Irving Martens
Claus Martens
Lawrence Gage
J. A. Bringle
Kenneth Riley
Donald
Margaret Bringle
Elmer
Jack Creek Items Highlight Local Visits and School Notice
Local notes list visits to Andrew Olson and Welsh homes, new corn crib at Peter Aanonson’s, and multiple corn husking efforts by area workers. A Maple Hill trip moved 45 head of cattle, with dances, socials, and Halloween party details at Emmet Consolidated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Olson
Andrew Olson
Peter Aanonson
Lloyd Summers
George Madden
Kohl
Yessler
Will Yessler
Fenton
J. C. Bosold
Sdhnl
Kathryn
Amos Tomlinson
Joe Hassel
Maple Hill
Local Visitors and Dinner Guests List
Mr and Mrs B O Egegestien and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Shackel were visitors at the Wm Schnecklath home Sunday evening. Mrs Peter Rasmussen was a visitor at the Herbert Shelgren home Thursday. Miss Loraine and Ben Wileskus of Milford were dinner guests at the Frank Wieskus home Sunday. Mrs Ruth Smith and children were supper guests Thursday at the August Jensen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Jensen
Garland Peterson
Peter Rasmussen
Edith Wiliams
Ruth Smith
Albert Ringel
Gladys
Orville Dorschner
Frank Fredericks
Rasmus Rasmussen
Vivian Knutson
N. A. Jensen
Frank Wieskus
Ellsworth Meyer
V-R
Happy Home Club
Glen Martin
Delia Elkin
Roland
Harry
Howard
Ed Nauss
Paul Pierton
Robert
Donald
Elmer Simpson
Merle
Milton
Herman Nauss
J. S. Shannon
Fred Nauss
John Dallman and Sons
bin Schrader
Grace Martens
Richard Egertson
Darlene Woodyard
Richard Dallman
Tyner Apple
John Dallmann
Dorotha Frank
Ed Schnell
Terris
Harry Schnell
Charles
Junior
Irvin
John Graff
Chris Bendixen
Eva Alice
Jean
Otto Hansen
Henry
Halgar Jensen
Harold Graff
Paul Pierson
Otto Apple
Hans Ad Henry
P. I. Schmidt
Rolland Shannon
Baby
Carl Kobernus
Kobernus
Elmer Kobernus
Chicago
Mike Zelinsky
M. Bender
Lee Kamp
Shannon
Lowe
Harold Lowe
Elmer
Carl Robernus
Chris Bendixon
Molly Aiken
Mis
Mildred Shannon
Charlie Lungrens
Fort Dodge
Ed Smith
Albert Heywood
Robert and Lorrene
Mary Ann Meyers
W. D. O’brien
Mack Ellis
Andrew Oswald
Ivadell Lee
Anna Schaper
J. H. O’brien
Armstrong
W. D. O'Brien
Paul Heyer
Warren Heyer
Huntington
Ira Saunders
Ed Koenecke
Donovan
Vincent
Romaine Anderson
Jim Koeneke
Florence O'Brien
Ralph
Andrew Anderson
William Stick
Emmet Consolidated
Harold Duckett
Cunningham
Maxine Truesdeg
Eloise Logue
Elma Valen
Henry Valen
W. Y. Truesdell
Maine
Thor Sunde
Charles Schultz
Estherville
Walter
Carolyn
Virginia Anderson
B. O. Egegestien
Henry Shackel
Wm.Schnecklath
Herbert Shelgren
Loraine
Ben Wileskus
Milford
Terril Family Dines With Spencer and Milford Guests
Mr. and Mrs. William McClay visited Albert City on Sunday and joined Mr. and Mrs. Creen, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Underwood and children of Spencer, Branley Nichols of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. John Horan and daughter, and George Horan for Sunday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClay
Albert City
Creen
Clarence Underwood
Spencer
Branley Nichols
Milford
John Horan
George Horan
Doctor warns against harsh laxatives causing constipation
A physician cautions that laxative overuse or weak care habits lead to chronic constipation. Hospitals note evidence of harm from strong laxatives draining the system and affecting the bowels and liver. The public is urged to avoid double dosages and rely on safer remedies like the indicated syrups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwall
S & Nt
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Milton Propper
West Emmet
Raleigh
Tom Horan
Walter Chapman
Paul Johnson
Frank Johnson
Jane Winn
M. E. Jackson
Langdon
E. Jackson
Lester Winn
Cora
Farm Echoes
Lawrence Soat
John Staples
Harvey Mont
Mike Kruse
Lloyd Township
Francis Johnson
Des Moines
Farm Echoes Club
Henry Wilcox
Daisy
Willam MaClay
June Miles
Gustison
Buffalo Center
Clarence Mollison
Oaw City
Graettinger
Lake Park
Terri
Institute
Spirit Lake
Clara Gowen
Lester
O. R. Hagerty
Ed Bailey
Elaine May
Henry Probst
Esther Probst
Clyde Spencer
Harry Prost
Overton
R. ©. Anderson
Ernest Wilcox
Emmet Newby
Fred Mohr
Sioux City
Loyal
Frieds Club
E.S. Patterson
Bery] Lewis
Elizabeth Chapman
Adrian Krieger
Alma
John Lewis
O. Thomas
Paine
Algona
The
Register
Oswald Wagner
Wagner
Fred Clump
Superior
I. F. Clark
Ralph Jurtz
Jack Creek
Chris Anderson
Harvey Nichtern
Paul Paulson
Ringsted
George Johnson
Alvin Glasnapp
Paulson
G. H. West
EMMET
Terril
Ihereby
Miss, Mr
Mra
Election Department of the Vindicator and Republican
Japan
Kozo
Imp
Tone
Ersten
Cotree
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