Estherville Capt Johnston Scores in 7 0 Win
Estherville high school, hampered by mud, defeats Spirit Lake Indians 7 to 0 as captain Barklie Johnston scores the only touchdown on a 40 yard interception return late in the game. Warrington adds the extra points. Ullensvang Nelson Hansen Ullenswang Sumpter and others star in a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barklie Johnston
Estherville High School
Saverday
Spirit Lake Indians
Johnston
Spirit Lake
Warrington
Estherville
Han
Johnston Chcap
Ullensvang
Rokenbrodt
Nelson
Hansen
Peterson
Olmsteed
Sumpter
Peterson and Olmstead
Ullenswang
W. Sidles
Albertson
Halleck
V.R
All Stars Tie Fast Rockwell City Team
The scrappy Rockwell City Independents held the local All Stars to a scoreless game amid a muddy field last Sunday. The visitors jumped early but the home team defended well, denying scores as two late drop kicks missed. A good crowd watched as Rockwell City held the ball near their twenty yard line at the end. Next Sunday Lake Park Independents visit for a presumed close battle. Children’s Book Week runs November 8 to 14 with the Public Library promoting books for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell City Independents
All Stars
Rockwell City
Estherville
Routers
Lake Park
Ead
Build Homes For Own Use
President Coolidge urges Americans to pursue home ownership: land, materials, credit exist, and even modest means can fund the building and improvement of a home as a path to national character, achievement, and personal fulfillment. He frames home building as a sacred national opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
America
Gifted Speaker Rose Baker to Present Recital in Estherville
Miss Rose Evelyn Baker head of Cornell College Speech Department will give an evening recital in Estherville on Thursday November 12 at 8 o clock under the Dramatic Club of the high school. The program titled an evening of monologues features three parts including two one act plays and character sketches with titles and performers listed. Also notes high school closes for the teachers convention and local residents’ activities and visits in Des Moines and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Evelyn Baker
Cornell College
Estherville
Dramatic Club
Paul de Varenne
Jean Boitelle
Jules de Lavardens
George de Lavardens
Barbara Frietche
Betty
Ceeal
Stephen Phillips
Milan
Naples
Nove
Antonio
Sues& Warder
Lillian Smith
Miss Baker
Cornell
Andrea di Nati
Silvio
Estherville High School
Des Moines
Weather outlook for period November 2 to 7
Period covers November 2 through 7 with mostly fair conditions. Some rain likely in the south and precipitations or snow in the north around Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures near normal early in the week and turning colder later in the period.
Women Club Meet in Estherville Arrives with Guests
The Woman's Club of Estherville invites county Women and Girls' Clubs for a Tuesday meeting at 2 30 PM November 10 at the Orleans Hotel. County chairman Mrs J B Tedrow will discuss organization and Emmetsburg’s Mrs W G Middleton is to speak. A musical program will accompany the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Estherville
Orleans Hotel
J. B. Tedrow
W. G. Middleton
Emmetsburg
General Woman’s Club
Focus Your Lights Before the Cops Get You
Instructions issued for anti glare driving focus to proper headlight use. Details cover bulb focal adjustments Nos 1 4 to prevent glare and ensure road visibility. Notes also mention proper bulb type tilts and enforcement intent. Local families a Cedar Rapids visits and a Dudley McDaniel move referenced in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. c. Ramsey
W. M. Colladay
Motor Vehicle Department
W. E. Deming
American Legion notes urge membership gains and film hire
The Legion post hosted wives and Ladies Auxiliary at Moose Hall with games dancing and Halloween costumes. Maurice Doyle Post met in regular session. A 1000 feet of Legion Convention film is available for booking at $5 per day to aid membership campaigns. John R. McQuigg targets one million new members by October 1926, noting 400000 more needed. Endowment drive hoped to finish within 60 days. Dues should be paid by January 1, 1926. Armistice Day on November 11 calls for silent tribute to fallen heroes.
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Legion Post
Moose Hal
Maurice Doyle Post
American Legion
Syndicate Clothing Co
Omaha
Legion
The
American Legion:Film Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
John R. McQuigg
Willis Gruwell Elected Fraternity President
Willis Gruwell son of Mr and Mrs G W Gruwell of this city was recently chosen president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the State University of Iowa He held high trust posts in high school and received honors in De Mo lay as one of five from Iowa in 1925 His election signals confidence from associates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Gruwell
G. W. Gruwell
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
State University of Iowa
Willis
de Molay
Leeper Acquitted of Murder of Father-in-Law
Robert Leeper of Iowa City was found not guilty in a second trial for the murder of his father-in-law Roy Wertz after a 14 day trial at Marengo. Five ballots decided the case. Leeper had previous conviction overturned by the Supreme Court. He remains imprisoned for a five year auto theft sentence, with 2 1/2 years already served.
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Robert Leeper
Iowa City
Roy Wertz
Dolliver
Marengo
Iowa
Leeper
Supreme Court
Jury awards death in Sipes murder case at Spencer
Spencer jury finds Jack Sipes guilty of the Dan Detling killing after 18 hours deliberation and recommends a death sentence. Sipes, 43, married, previously ran a garage with his wife in Spencer since 1921. He faces sentencing after Judge DeLand reviews a new-trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sipes
Spencer
Dan Detling
Detling
Sipes
Bemedji
DeLand
Supreme Court
Enoch Sipes
Guthrie
Ind
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Canada
Old Mexico
Rev Davies Accepts Pulpit at Estherville Church
Rev P A Davies of Fairbury Nebraska has accepted the call from the Presbyterian church of Estherville and will arrive with his family this week. His household goods ship Monday. He and his wife have a daughter in high school and a nine year old son. His first service is planned for November 16 with the offer noted in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Davies
Fairbury
Neb
Presbyterian Church of
Estherville
Davies
Estherville Bakery offers special $1000 pastry event
J E Wilson promotes Estherville Steam Bakery with a notable traveling baker from Atlantic City. George Hollinger will visit this week offering a new pastry line at special prices. Coupon offers visible in ads. The bakery aims to supply an up to date pastry line to the community. County Engineer Macdonald has moved offices to the Leonberg Kilgore building. Emmetsburg builds a new $100,000 hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilson
Estherville
Tawa
United States
George Hollinger
Atlantic City
Hollinger
F.A. Macdonald
Bringle Brothers
Leonberg and Kilgore
M. T. Morton
J. M. Fredericksen
Estherville Market Reports Update
Market notes from Estherville today show corn prices and cattle figures mixed with scarce readable details. The fragmentary listing mentions new corn and hens, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse for exact figures or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Court convenes Monday with Judge Coyle on bench
District court opens its November term with Judge D F Coyle presiding and hearings focus on defaults equity and non jury matters. Six trials set this term include Minnie Warner vs City of Estherville and R W Scott vs J S Peterson. Divorce actions listed and several mortgage foreclosures appear, with major criminal cases on liquor and a perjury charge against Lincoln Boulds. Court dates for 1926 include January 25 March 29 August 30 and November 1 with judges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Coyle
District Court
Minnie Warner
Estherville
R. W. Scott
J. S. Peterson
Dolliver Savings Bank
Tweet Bros
Des Moines National Co
Wiford R. Riley
John Reining Thomas Nivison
Jim Baumunk
W. R. Riley
Lincoln
M. Boulds
Boulds
Louise C. Challberg
John V. Challberg
Frank Gransb Va
Beulah Gransbury
Amelia M. Sevatson
Lewis G
Winners Chosen In Declam Classes Completes Round
The last class to be judged in the local declamatory contest completed Wednesday evening. The oratorical, humorous, and dramatic divisions have now been judged after Monday and Tuesday, with Edward Kramer, Leslie Waldee, Elmer Schneider, Leola James, John Morse, Robert Lee, Archie Prager, Emmet Amdahl, Justin Rogers, and George Erickson named as winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kramer
Leslie Waldee
Elmer Schneider
Leola James
John Morse
Robert Lee
Archie Prager
Emmet Amdahl
Justin Rogers
George Erickson
Shrubbery Be Set in City Parks Under State Plan
Shrubbery installation proceeds in City Parks under the Iowa State College landscape plan directed by J. P. Carney of Emmetsburg. The Charles City Nursery supplies the shrubs which aim to brighten the library square and park corners. In the west park, shrubs line new walks, enhancing the overall park appearance. Also notes social visits as Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davidson and Mrs. N. B. Egbert traveled to Mason City. Aut purchases listed include several makes and owners from Estherville Ringsted Armstrong Halfa and Simonsen.
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J. P. Carney
Empretsburg
Iowa State College
Carney
Charles City
Library Square
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Minneapolis
J. J. Klopp
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Roy Goggin
Ray Gustafson
Walling‘ord
Weather Outlook
Women's Clubs OF County
Wim. Shillinglaw
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Hawk
Dudley McDaniel
Hoggess
Lila Verne Broms
Milford Osgood
Florida
Marseilles
Ill
Mesdames
R. T. Chipperfield
Lew Wannamaker
West
M. Eeiaret
Son Angeles
Mars
Graaf Lett
Rev. Davies
Presbyterian Church
Estherville Bakery
Frank Carpenter
Emmitsburg
A. L. Anderson
Coyle
AUTOS
R. A. Gard
G. M. Miller
Ringsted
Frank B. Olson
Velie Brougham
Ax Simonsen
Halfa
Chévrolet
Heinrich
Ford
Carl R. Mester
le Trees
Overland
Frank Boever
Armstrong
Rord
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