Estherville Emmetsburg Football Fans Await Weekend Showdown
Estherville fans anticipate two big games this weekend with a Friday 3 15 p m kickoff for the Estherville Midgets against Emmetsburg Irish and a 10 a m Saturday start for the junior college clash with Fort Dodge. Seven seniors will close their Maroon and White careers if the Midgets win while Estherville, Iowa Falls and the Wolves chase conference glory under favorable weather and a likely large crowd.
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Estherville
Esherville
Emmitsbury
Fort Dodge
Hawkeye
Torrent Doud
Kinnard
McAndrews
Danning
Haines
Merriott
Club to Entertain Men of Nearby Towns
At a Community elib meeting the group planned a dinner at Gardston hotel for business men from Estherville and nearby towns next week. Two tickets will be sold per guest, with hopes for a large turnout as the event is a first. A decoration committee for Xmas was named: L M Christensen Dan Howard Ed Beck Charlies Anderson and A O Peterson. City administration has supported decorations in past years and is expected to again.
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Elib
Gardston
Estherville
Themstev’s
Messrs
L. M. Christensen
Dan Howard
Ed Beck
Charlies Anderson
A. O. Peterson
Welfare Committee Seeks Winter Clothing Help
The clothing committee of the welfare association asks for warm clothing for county needy as winter comes. They have little stock to open the clothing room at city hall. Bring items to Mrs. Freda Segner at city hall or call 86 for pickup. Mrs. Jas. Rainey will announce distribution plans.
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The
Welfare Association
Freda Segner
Jas. Rainey
Marriage licenses issued since November first
The county clerk lists licenses issued since November 1 including Lyle S. Kelsey and Dorothy F. Anderson of Jackson Minnesota on November 2, Leo F. Rosenberg and Loretta Strippling of Fairfield on November 4, Walter M. Weis of Maple Hill and Emily E. Haisman of Armstrong on November 6, plus Ralph Shellinger Robert Holsten and Jack Young of Council Bluffs who will visit Friday for pheasant hunting and stay at the L. L. Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle S. Kelsey
Dorothy F. Anderson
Jackson
Minn
Leo F. Rosenberg
Loretta Strippling
Falrmont
Walter M. Weis
Maple Hill
Emily E. Haisman
Armstrong
Ralph Shellinger
Robert Holsten
Jack Young
Council Bluffs
L. L. Smith
Woman's Club General Meeting Planned At City Hall
The Woman's Club general meeting is set for Tuesday at 3 PM at City Hall. The American Home Department will host, with entertainment after a short business session. A trio performs, Anna Darlene Doud recites, a women’s quartet sings, a one act play Louder Please is staged, with Mrs. Jay Howard, Mrs. Blanche Thompson and Mrs. Cramer in roles and Mrs. Roy Blazer reporting on the Fort Dodge district convention.
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Woman's Club
City Hall
Awill
American. Home Department
C. P. Mauck
Ruth Dayton
Floyd Goldsberry
J. H. Cramr
Anna Darlene Doud
Jay Howard
Blanche Thompson
Cramer
Roy Blazer
Fort Dodge
Armistice Day Not Observed in Estherville This Year
Armistice Day will not be observed in Estherville this year. Since the day falls on Saturday, it would be impossible for business houses to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Four More States Vote Wet in 18th Amendment Repeal Drive
Tuesday's elections added Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky and Utah to the wet column bringing total states in favor of repeal to thirty seven. North and South Carolina stood by the 18th amendment. With thirty seven states backing repeal the nation moves toward uniform liquor laws once the states that repeal align their statutes.
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Pennssyvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Utah
North
South Carolina
Potato sacks get into court
H Nessa of Forest City won a verdict in Justice Gus T Peterson's court for 27.50 for 300 potato sacks sold to Agard of Huntington who failed to pay for them and for a ball of binding twine. The jury included Joe Buckly George Hunt G A Brisbin John Omundson I E Baker and Jo2 Scholten. Wm Bale represented the plaintiff F J Kennedy the defendant. Roy Mitchell is serving 20 days in county jail for drunkenness. arrested Sunday by Marshall Frost at Armstrong and brought to Armstrong for hearing before Mayor 620 Vandenburg.
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H. Nessa
Forest City
Court of Justice
Gus T. Peterson
Agard
Huntington
Nessa
Joe Buckly
Geo. Hunt
G. A. Brisbin
John Omundson
I. E. Baker
Jo2 Scholten
Wm. Bale
F. J. Kennedy
Mr. Agnard
Roy Mitchell
Mitchell
Marshall Frost
Armstrong
Armstrordg
Vandenburg
Humboldt's Colored Prisoner Arrested in Fargo ND
Viola Washington, the young colored woman who damaged Humboldt county jail bricks at Dakota City to aid an escape, was arrested in Fargo North Dakota on a grand larceny charge but released. She pled guilty to pickpocketing at Livermore Labor Day celebration, reversed plea when a 15 year sentence was imposed, then escaped from jail two days later with a “big black man” heading toward Waterloo.
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Viola Washington
Humboldt County
Dakota City
Fargo
N. D
Viola
Livermore
Heald
Waterloo
Two More Emmet County Men Join CCC Camp
Two Emmet county youths, Gilbert Curry and Kenneth Johnson, depart for Spencer to join the Civilian Conservation Corps. The county tally rises to 23 men in CCC service. A new Farm Bureau cooperative service station opens Friday at Lincoln and Third, with member dividends.
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Emmet County
Spencer
Gilbert Curry
Kenneth Johnson
Lincoln and
Third
Farm Bureau
Property Transfers Summary From Estherville Iowa 1933
Numerous records of transfers in Estherville and Armstrong Iowa dated 1933. Properties include parcels in sections 14 26 35 and 6 99 33 with buyers and sellers such as H M Psck, John Hancock Mutual Life, Frank Keogh, Minute C Wolding, Cliff Fredericksen Shff, National Life Insurance Co, Wm Tracy, J E Wilton, Hattis Coulson, Andrew Johnson, F G Parsons, M E Grover, Geo Grover and Vira A Grover. Amounts range from 1 to 14238.64 dollars and properties are described by lot block and section.
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St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church
State of
Iowa
H. M. Psck
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co
Sec
Frank Keogh
Minute C
Wolding
Stafford & Jarvis
Estherville
Cliff Fredericksen
The
National Life Insurance Co
Swir
Wm. Tracy
J. E. Wilton
Lough
Hattis Coulson
Hus
Andrew Johnson
Superior Barn Fire Suspected Arson In Village
In Superior on Sunday morning a barn belonging to Gerhardt Jensen burned with two cows and harness destroyed. Evidence suggests malicious ignition after an intruder released horses and moved harness. The barn is insured and a temporary shelter may be erected. Fire marshal investigates alongside a prior fire at Hugh Anderson’s farm destroying grain buildings and 1,000 bushels each of corn and oats.
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Jensen
Hugh Anderson
Mae West Energy Shines Says Director Wesley Ruggles
Wesley Ruggles declares Mae West has more energy than any two stars in pictures. He recalls her endurance on I Am No Angel filming for Paramount, including long days as a carnival dancer and lion tamer and her 100 percent focus on every scene. The piece notes her central role, script input, and music involvement, with a brief local fishing update and a Minnesotan couple visiting Hutchinson.
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Mae West
Wesley Ruggles
Paramount
M No
Angel
Grand Theatre
Tira
Miss West
Mae
Ruggles
Mat West
Ceooch
Council Votes to Build New Sewer Lines in Estherville
At a special city hall meeting Estherville voters approved constructing a sanitary sewer in the southwest district totaling 915 feet. Plans by City Engineer N. K. Brown call for lines on Eighth Street South and Tenth Street plus Barnhart Street. Work to be by day labor or contract as deemed economical. government aid is rejected to avoid excessive red tape.
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Estherville
Goodell Street
South Tenth
South Thirteenth Street
Barnhart Street
Barnhart
N. K. Brown
Perent
Divorce Granted for Mrs Pearle Trotter in Cruel Treatment Case
Judge DeLand granted Mrs Pearle Trotter a divorce from Elmer Trotter for cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody awarded of two children Rodney age 4 and Dolores age 3. She married Elmer at Fairmont Minnesota on June 19 1928 and says he has not supported since December 20 1930. Wm Bale represented Mrs Trotter.
Delinquent 1931 Taxes Drop to Five Percent in Emmet County
County treasurer E H Hanson notes only five percent of 1931 taxes remain delinquent in Emmet County. He calls the showing excellent and observes that over seventy five percent of 1932 taxes have already been collected.
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E. H. Hanson
Newweed
Emmet
Hanson
Former Estherville Woman Dies in Portland
Mrs. Roy Criss, daughter of J. W. Lucas of Estherville, died Monday night in Portland Oregon after a two year illness. She leaves her father husband and daughter Phyllis two sisters Grace King and Maude Lucas of Estherville and three brothers H. L. Lucas of Estherville Wally Lucas of Hartley Minn and Eno Lucas of Cedar Rapids.
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Roy Criss
J. W. Lucas
Estherville
Portland
Oregon
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Nichols Family
Mr and Mrs W G Nichols celebrate their Golden Wedding on Tuesday November 14. Some children visited in summer including Mrs L F Lyman and Mrs LaRue Shaw of Mandan ND, Mrs Louis Wright of Bismarck ND, Mrs E B Newgard of Chehalis WA, Irwin of Estherville IA, Edwin Nichols of Medford OR was absent. They have lived in Esthaville since 1902. Relatives Paxon Gibson of West Liberty IA and J K Hoover of Kansas City MO expected for the event. C K Luikart and son Kenneth of Minneapolis plan to stay at the Crim home with Mrs Wm Luikart.
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W. G. Nichols
L. F. Lyman
LaRue Shaw
Mandan
North Dakota
Louis Wright
Bismark
North Daota
E. B. Newgard
Chehalis
Washington
Irwin
Estherville
Edwin Nichols
Medford
Oregon
Nichols
Rlle Sinias
Paxon Gibson
West Liberty
J. K. Hoover
Kansas City
C. K. Luikart
Kenneth
Minneapolis
L. E. Crim
Luikart
Wm. Luikart
I O O F Lodge Members Husk Rogers Corn Farm
I O O F members from Extherville and Gracttinger gathered at J L Rogers farm between Wallingford and Gracttin ger to husk Rogers corn. Nine huskers attended while Rogers ill for almost two months. Rebkah lodge of Gracttinger served a dinner to the hungry workers. Eastern Star met Wednesday with seventy members in club rooms. Committee in charge included Mrs Kirt Allen and several named members. The note ends with a quip about castor oil and the oil code.
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Extherville
Gracttinger
J. L. Rogers
Wallingford
Eastern Star
Eastern Star Mt
Kirt Allen
H. Chalstrom
Elizabeth Colt
Herman Lorenzo
Carl Crawford
Ray ‘Bryan
Ruth Heldke
J. A. Crawford
Opportunity Days boost votes in Vindicator campaign
The Vindicator and Republican promote Opportunity Days from November 7 to 15 with extra votes for subscriptions. Entrants are urged to submit nomination blanks or letters to the Campaign Department to win big prizes, claiming subscriptions now count more toward prizes than later in the campaign.
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Vindicator
Republican
Iowa
Rough fish Seine river project at Humboldt approved
The state Fish and Game Commission, in response to petitioners from Humboldt, will reopen the Des Moines River at Humboldt for rough fish. A crew arrived around November 6 after a delayed start last winter. Fish above a certain size will be sold locally or shipped to cover costs, while smaller fish will be given to the needy via the county welfare office. The move pleases local sportsmen as it will support game species. Community Executive Council of the Girl Scouts met Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in the court room.
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Iowa Fish and Game
Wiliam Bchulls
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Humboldt County
State Fish and Game Commission
Humboldt
The
Girl Scouts
Winter chill and erratic temperatures grip the region
A fragmentary winter note records a high of 40 and a low of 15 with cold winds and scant precipitation. It lists forecasted temperatures for Sunday through Thursday with occasional garbled spellings and mentions a trace of snow on Sunday and rain elsewhere.
Young Girl Luella Jurris Dies at Wallingford
Luella Jurris aged 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Jurris of Wallingford, died at home Wednesday morning after weeks of carcinoma. Born May 23, 1923 in Huntington, she leaves four sisters and five brothers, with one sister Lucille having preceded her. Funeral services Saturday at 1 PM from the home and 1:30 PM at East Riverside Lutheran Church, Rev Peder Nrdsit ten officiating.
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Luca Jurris
Chas
Jurris
Wallingford
Luella
Huntington
Virgil Fry
Bernie
Dorothy
Florence
Floyd
Lester
Wilbur
Melvin
Charles
Lucille
Lula
East Riverside Luheran Church
Peder Nrdsitten
Couple to be sent out of county in deportation case
Representatives from Clay and Dickinson counties visited Estherville to present evidence in a deportation proceeding. Clay county sought authority to refuse citizenship services to Guy and Eva Pentice, a husband and wife on public aid who formerly lived in Dickinson county. Judge DeLand ruled in favor of Clay county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay and
Inton
Estherville
Clay County
Guy
Eva Pentice
Dickinson County
DeLand
Coleman Estate Settlement Delayed by Court Action
District court hearings on the late Dr. R. C. Coleman estate continued Monday with no agreement reached. The matter was postponed until November 20. Dwight Lucas, at the C. C. C. camp in Milford, visited Extherville Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C., Coleman
Dwight Lucas
Milford
Extherville
Mrs
Roy Lucas
Red Cross Drive Set Across Emmet County in November
Emmet county Red Cross will run the annual membership drive the week of November 20 aligning with the national drive from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. In Estherville the plan mirrors last year with Frolicitors guiding sections under W. C. Currell. County officers include Francis Kennedy as chairman and Mrs. G. G. Griffith secretary with Irwin Nichols as treasurer.
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Emmet County
Red Croats
Estherville
W. C. Currell
Roll Call
County Red Cross
Francis Kennedy
Herman Oransky
G. G. Griffith
Irwin Nichols
Marie Sorum
Red Cross
Dr. Red
Home Service
Morris Zalk
Miss van Eman
Miss Sorum
Ed Stockdale
Anton Storey
Henry Hower
Gridiron Gale From Esther ville Fort Dodge Meet Winds Up Season
The article previews the final junior college game against Creston on November 17 and notes players like Delm of the Wolves missing due to his sister’s death. It lists recent scores across colleges with cold weather expected for the weekend and mentions various results including Michigan over Iowa and Notre Dame over Indiana.
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Creston Junior College
E. H
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Fort Dodge
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas State
Iowa State
Coz
Knox
Simpsron
St. Ambrose
Northwestern
Illinois
Chicago
Indiana
O. Purdue
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Season ends November 1 at sunset for squirrel hunting
The article notes the season for taking squirrels may be legally closed at sunset on November 1. It also lists legal matters including The Travelers Insurance Company versus Geo E Groves et al and Mort Fore, Sconberg & Kilgore versus Wm Dickinson, involving account and writ of attach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Travelers Ins. Co
Geo. E
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V-R Welfare Committee
American Home Dept
Nation
Stockbridge
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Sigma Delta Chi
Marlon Pew
American Press
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Justice Peace Jury
Gox
Jes Cox
Leghorn
Ees de Estherville Co-op Creamery
Eovatenone
Superior
Gerhardt Jensen
Mrs. Plantikow
Hutchinson
Mr. Plantikow
Pearle Trotter
Estherville Woman
Unknown Soldier
Will
Seine River
Luella Jurris
Coleman Estate
Gridiron Gale
Delm
the Wolves
LaGuardia
Florella H. LaGuardia
New York City
Tammany
John P. O'Brien
Joseph V. McKee
Center
Postminster General
Farly
Fusion
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