Red Cross clothing shipment for Emmet county relief
Emmet county Red Cross chapter received a large shipment of cotton goods and garments for distribution to local needy. Items include overalls sweaters sacks and blankets for men women and children with yard goods to be made into garments. Distribution overseen by Mrs. G G Griffith with strict need verification and garment return for checks. Last year volunteers made garments from yard goods but this year recipients will sew their own. No flour arrived this year and the federal relief program will shift to a new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Red Cross
G. G. Griffith
Griffith
Freda Segner
Red Cros
Wolves Hold Emmetsburg to Tie in Conference Clash
Estherville Junior College battled Emmetsburg Junior College to a 0 0 tie after fifty minutes in a tight offensive contest. The Wolves, needing a win to stay in title contention, gain a late first half near goal line stand and showcased a renewed passing attack, while Emmetsburg pressed with several threats. Cris Warrington emerged as a dangerous back for Emmetsburg, and Estherville hopes for a share of the conference crown with a victory over Fort Dodge Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Junior College
Emmetsburg Junior College
Wolves
Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge
Gas Stolen From Auto in Garage
F E Martin planned a trip to Worthington and filled 14 gallons of gasoline at a station Sunday evening. On Monday morning his car was moved from the garage and the tank was found empty with no f lu es left by the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Martin
Worthington
Maniece Leaves for Special Iowa House Session
Hon E J Maniece state representative departed for Des Moines on Sunday to attend the special session of the legislature called by Gov Clyde Herring, set to convene November 6. Verne Kilgore drives to Minneapolis Wednesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Maniece
Des Moines
Clyde Herring
Verne Kilgore
Minneapolis
Lars Skog Dies Suddenly at 53 in Rock Island Service
Lars Skog 53, foreman for Rock Island railroad at Estherville, died after a paralytic stroke at work in Hayfield. Born April 15, 1880 in Skaanevik Norway he immigrated in 1902, married Bertha Odvin in 1912, and leaves four sons Orville Arnold Lloyd Richard, plus two sisters in Norway. Funeral held at Estherville Lutheran church with interment at East Side Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Skog
Rock Island
Rock
Hayfield
Orville
Arnold
Lloyd
Richard
Skoge
Norway
Ole Tendal
Fredrickstad
Alice Skoge
Skaanevik
Bill Shull Sent Back to Cherokee Monday
William Shull, who left the inebriate hospital at Cherokee last summer without leave before his term ended, was arrested by Officers Jones and Case Sunday night on the streets of Estherville. He was intoxicated and Monday was taken to Cherokee by Sheriff Cliff Frederickson to complete his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shull
Cherokee
Jones
Case
Estherville
Shull
Cliff Frederickson
Clinton Dillon Dies in Iowa Falls at Home
Clinton Dillon died at his home in Iowa Falls Sunday evening. He was the father of Seward Dillon and the brother of Warren Dillon of this city. Seward Dillon and son John drove to Iowa Falls Monday morning. Mrs. Dillon, Bromley and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dillon went down Monday evening. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon. Dillon was a Rock Island conductor about twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Dillon
Iowa Falls
Seward Dillon
Warren Dillon
John
Johnson to attend national butter makers convention
Virgil Johnson manager of the Estherville cooperative creamery travels to Minneapolis on Wednesday to attend a national butter maker convention. Mrs Johnson accompanies him for the trip spanning Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Johnson
Estherville Cooperative Creamery
Minneapolis
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs Nasby Honored at Farewell Before Estherville Move
Mrs A H Nasby and her husband recently moved from West Emmet to Estherville. A farewell held a week ago Wednesday honored her with 97 attendees and a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Nasby
West Emmet
Estherville
Paving Highway 75 Work Delayed To Spring
Lyon County Reporter notes little chance of paving Highway 75 near Rock Rapids this fall. Booth and Olson of Sioux City hold the Lyon county contract and a Sioux county strip, finished last week, but show no rush to start the Lyon job. They must finish by July 1, 1934 and expect spring work to be cheaper. Residents near the No. 5 project hoped for fall start to provide winter employment.
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Lyon County
Rock Rapids
Booth and Olson Company
Sioux City
Sioux County
No. 5
Ringstd Juniors to Present Play Go Slow Mary
Ringstd high school junior class plans a November 10 performance of the play Go Slow Mary. Cast includes Billy Abbey Mary Abbey Harold Jensen Doris Messiahn Mrs Berdon Ruth Wiley Sally Carter Margery Wilberg Harry Stevens Elmer Jensen Burt Childs Bobby Berdon Dolly Berdon Katie Jeanette Peitersen Verda Belle Bonnicksen Danny Grubb Marvin Corderman Murphy Verner Glassnapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringstd
Ringst¢d High School
Mary
Billy Abbey
Harold Jensen
Mary Abbey
Doris Messiahn
Berdon
Ier
Ruth Wiley
Sally Carter
Auy Peeren Desiaege
Margery Wilberg
Harry Stevens
Sally
Ea Eten Egestas
Elmer Jensen
Burt Childs
Billy
Peers
Toy Henricksen
Bobby Berdon
Herluf Nelson
Dolly Berdon
Jeanette Peitersen
Katie
Abbey
Pacheent
Go to School Day Set During National Education Week
National Education Week in Ameri ca includes Thursday November 9 designated as Go to School Day. Parents and other interested people are invited to visit classrooms at any time to see child progress and new teaching methods. A teachers' meeting in city hall Saturday November 11 runs 9 a.m. to noon with readings, declamations, music, and an Experience Hour where teachers share busy handwork successes.
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America
Thomas Mann
P E O Meeting Attended by local Ladies at Emmetsburg
Mrs Dan Howard and Mrs J W Morse drove to Emmetsburg on Monday to attend a P E O chapter meeting. Mrs Howard reported on a convention held in October in Kansas City. They were guests at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Earl Boobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Howard
J. W. Morse
Emmetsburg
P. FE. O
Howard
Kansas City
Earl Boobe
Mrs Spratt Is Stricken and Dies at Farm Near Estherville
Mrs. William H. Spratt 73 died suddenly of a heart attack at her home southwest of Estherville on Thursday evening. Funeral at Free Methodist church Saturday at two thirty conducted by Rev. McDonald. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters in law two sons in law seven children all of Estherville. Out of town relatives included Emil Schoenthal of Sac City and Miss Blanche Spratt and Miss Jane Harris of Sioux City.
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William H. Spratt
Estherville
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dave Ingvall
Percy Carrison
Wm. Parnell
Chas
Bixby
Levell
Lou Moore
Emil Schoenthal
Sac City
Blanche Spratt
Jane Harris
Sioux City
Sarah Ellen Sauerman
Blue Grass
Scott County
Muscatine
Iowa
Spratt
Walnut
James Reeder
R. J. Woodyard
Spencer
Irma
Charles R
Geo. L
Ervin
Irwin
Free Methodist Church
Legion Auxiliary Initiates Members At Monday Meet
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting on Monday November 6 in the club rooms. New members initiated include Emily Bryan Wm Hiles Wayne Potter Grover Hoffman Joyce Adams Georgia Deming Kathleen Deming Cleo Ellsworth Rosemary Ewen Margaret Gebest Ruth Howard Marjory Kennedy Margaret Jean Maine Betty Anne McMillan Evelyn Nourse Arlene Sorensen Audrey Sorensen Lorraine Thorndyke Charlotte Westbrook. The membership committee presented hall banks to all members to save for 1935 dues and Mrs Wallace Westbrook was drawn as the $1 prize winner by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Emily Bryan
Wm. W. Hiles
Wayne Potter
Grover Hoffman
Joyce Adams
Georgia Deming
Kathleen Deming
Cleo Ellsworth
Rosemary Ewen
Margaret Gebest
Ruth Howard
Marjory Kennedy
Margaret Jean Maine
Betty Anne McMillan
Evelyn Nourse
Arlene Sorensen
Audrey Sorensen
Lorraine Marie Thorndyke
Charlotte Westbrook
H. C. Sorensen
Dan Howard
A. V. Tredway
W. E. Deming
Arthur Fensum
American Legion Auxiliary Hall
Wallace Westbrook
Coun
Buck Freed Pleads Guilty To Corn Theft
Lawrence Buck Freed pleaded guilty before Justice Tom Nivison to stealing corn from the Henry Neppi farm Friday night. A companion remains at large. Freed paid a $50 fine plus costs and awaits sentence in county jail as Neppi, his son Isadore, and Ernest Reuben identified the culprits and car. Neppi reported field thefts and tracked the vehicle, later aiding deputies who captured Freed Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Buck" Freed
Tom Nivison
Henry Neppi
Mr. Neppi
Isadore
Ernest Reuben
Mberty
Fried
Chas Jarvis
Emmét Bridge
Mr. Neppl
Young Roben
Neppl
Fredericksen
Twito
Freed
Young Men To Serve Out Fine In County Jail
Orville Boyster and Glen Fisher were arrested yesterday afternoon and jailed for nonpayment of fines from summer. Boyster fined 25 dollars and costs for stealing tires. Fisher fined 50 dollars and costs. Both failed to pay and must serve time. Boyster had just finished a term for corn theft.
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Orville Boyster
Glen Fisher
Boyster
Fisher
Well Known Farmer A J Anderson Dies at Wallingford
A J Anderson prominent Wallingford farmer died Saturday after two paralytic strokes. He celebrated his 72nd birthday on March 16 and was born in Tonsberg Norway arriving in 1871. Survived by his widow two daughters and several siblings. Funeral at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev P Nordsten officiating. Bethel class of the Baptist church to meet at Ada Eveleth home Thursday at 2 30.
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A. J. Anderson
Wallingford
Mr. Anderson
Tonsberg
Norway
America
Iowa
Algona
P. S. Anderson
O. O. Anderson
Estherville
Immanuel Luthran
P2zder Nordsleten
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
Ada Eveleth
Amrican Education week note on district goals
Ty chairman Mrs. Fred Ehlers reports on the first three units meeting quota and Mrs. A V Tredwnay shares highlights from the national convention in Chicago. Fidac chairman Mrs. Hor tense Smith outlines year’s work and the Fidac Review Magazine will be placed in the public library. District conference at Fort Dodge is summarized by Mrs. Fred Ehlers. Refreshments served by committee Deming Howard Kennedy Chas Jones Currell Huckaba Cramer.
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Fred Ehlers
A. V. Tredwnay
Chicago
Fidac
Hortense Smith
Lewis Salyers
C. J. Mathieson
Fort Dodge
Deming
Howard
Kennedy
Chas, Jones
Currell
Huckaba
Cramer
Opportunity Period boosts votes in local campaign drive
The Vindicator and Republican expands a two district campaign with subscriptions as key. Extra vote offers include 100 000 votes with each four yearly subscription and 175 000 with each five year subscription during Opportunity Period from Nov 7 to 15.
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Vindicator
Early Residents Entertained by Estherville Club
The Estherville Twin Cities club gathered at Mrs. Reba Jones Thomas’s home for a one o'clock luncheon assisted by Mrs. Emma Lough and Geraldine Butcher Albitz. Members present included Mesdames James Montgomery Olive Crim Lulkart Will Jensen Roy Barnum Gazelle Willias Casey J A Cranholm Margaret Graaf H H Davidson H E Atwood Jessie Brown Williams Naomi Atwood Teachout Emma Lough May McLean Johnston Etta Graaf Cummings W S Jones Reba Jones Thomas Geraldine Butcher Albitz and Myrtle Lee with several others unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Club
Twin Cities
Reba Jones Thomas
Emma Lough
Geraldine Butcher Albitz
Mesdames James Montgomery
Olive Crim Lulkart
Will Jensen
Roy Barnum
Gazelle Willias Casey
J. A. Cranholm
Margaret Graaf
H. H. Davidson
H. E. Atwood
Jessie Brown Williams
Naomi Atwood Teachout
Emma
Golden Wedding at Story City for Mr and Mrs Johnson
Mr and Mrs Knute Johnson celebrate fifty years of marriage with family attendance including four of five children and grandchildren. Today they receive callers and greetings while a large noon dinner and visits mark the milestone. The couple previously lived in Estherville and moved from Lost Island twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Johnson
Story City
Johnson
Cliff Halleck
Martin Olsen
Dan Johnson
Estherville
H. B. Gammon
Des Moines
Arthur Foglecon
DeWitt Brown
Elected Vice President for State Teachers North Central District
J S Hillard was elected vice president of the State Teachers association North Central District at Des Moines conven tion over Thursday to Saturday. The piece urges readers to seize the opportunity of subscriptions and campaign work, claiming a potential earning of up to 900 dollars in coming weeks and noting campaign headquarters open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
J. S. Hillard
State Teachers Association
North Central
Des Moines
Estherville Garden Contest Winners and Scores Revealed
The Vindicator and Republican judges used a detailed score card to rank Estherville gardens in two classes. Class I honors went to Mrs. N. R. Ellsworth with others following, while Class II winner was Mrs. L. L. Bingham who also posted the highest overall score. Special mention went to Jas. White for notable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican Garden Club
Estherville
N. R. Ellsworth
Harvey Cox
B. H. Brackett
Lou Wanamaker
L. L. Bingham
Frank Logan
P. G. Gray
Chas. Keeler
Bingham
Jas. White
A. P. Kolb
Storm Lake
Irvin Schnell
Fayette Mo
Schnell
Associaton
Vindicator and Republican Club
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FBI
Bill Shull
Highway 75
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Legion Auxiliary
Buck” Freed
Henry Nepp
James Montgomery
Margaret Graat
W. 8. Jones
J. A. Cronholm
Thomas
Twin City Club
Ellsworth
Bingham Hl
Jean
Kate
Cieeecs Een
Renee
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Etherville
W. T. Tims
Johnston
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