First Symphony Orchestra Concert In Estherville Sunday
The Estherville Little Symphony Orchestra opens its season next Sunday at 3 PM in the Roosevelt auditorium under Mr. and Mrs. R L Caldwell. A 10 cent fee covers incidental expenses. The program spans from Rossini to lighter selections with a mixed quartet and soloists, featuring Roosevelt March and Te Deum among others.
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Estherville
N. H. Monee
Sarah Bennett
T. C. Mann
Fred Albertson
Roosevelt March
W. H. Woodin
A. Pryor
Atlantis
J U G 4H Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Emmet Two., Nov. 15 The J U G 4H club met at Eloise Logue's home last Saturday afternoon Election of officers for the coming year was held Lorrene Island was chosen president Evelyn Ellis vice president Eloise Logan secretary treasurer Alice Schultz historian and Florence OBrien news reporter A new office assistant secretary treasurer was created and Lola Ridler was elected to fill it.
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Emmet Two
Eloise Logue
Lorrene
Corn loan set at 45 cents per bushel for merchantable corn
Secretary Wallace announced a 45 cent per bushel loan on properly stored sealed corn. The loan replaces the 50 cent basis and is backed by a 150 million dollar commitment from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Loans target farmers producing corn or buyers who cooperate with the corn hog program in major producing areas including Iowa, Indiana, Minnesota, and other states. exact terms to follow in loan regulations.
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Wallace
F. O. B. Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
M. A. Balkema
Iowa
Indiana
Timneis
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pheasant hunting weekend guests among Vin dicator readers
Moretta Yearnd, studying at Buena Vista, visited her parents Rev and Mrs Yearnd over the weekend. Frank Wallberger and Gus Rausch of Ft. Dodge were guests at L. J. Sargent’s home from Friday to Sunday, joining locals for pheasant hunting in the area.
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Moretta
Buena Vista
Rev
Mrs
Frank Wallberger
Gus Rausch
Ft. Dodge
L. J. Sargent
Maple Hill High to Stage One Act Plays Night
Maple Hill will present several one act plays in the high school assembly on November 17. The event features humorous sketches led by local students with music between acts. Proceeds from candy sales by the high school girls benefit the athletic fund.
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Maple Hill
Ignea
Mrs. Bell
Mildred Johnson
Albert Bell
Robert Rezac
Sylvia Bell
Vivian Alvestad
Philiip Flick
Sylvia
Hazel Henderson
Lee Holl
Sete Leona Laidig
College Wolves Final Game Friday in Creston
The Estherville Junior College Wolves travel Friday to Creston for the season finale against Creston juniors. The Wolves seek a win to finish 1933 with a winning record after three wins, three losses, and one tie. Creston recently beat Burlington by one touchdown. King Feot is noted as exiting after the game.
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Estherville
Creston
King Feottherville
Hawkeye
Southern Iowa Teams. Little Is Known of the Strength of the Creston
Wolves
Burlington
CC Corps to Reclaim Lake Rush for Hunting and Fishing
The Civilian Conservation Corps plans a winter project at Milford to restore Rush Lake to about 300 acres. A survey by Milford camp engineers has been submitted to state and national departments. Reclamation includes 6,500 feet of tile to drain a ditch north of the lake and a 30 foot earthen dam to maintain year round elevation.
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Aeria
Rec- Rro
Henry Pecans
Civilian Conservation Corps
Milford
Rush Lake
Milford Camp
Lake Fremont Nutrition Class Elects Officers
Dunnell Minnesota November 15 The Lake Fremont Nutrition class met November 6 at the home of Mrs William Olson. Officers elected include president Mrs Frank Elberts secretary Mrs Howard Silcox correspondent Mrs Hamjin Smith health records Darrel Headley Maxine Smith and Marilyn Elberts. Members taking lessons include Mrs William G Olson Henry Scherfich Howard Silcox Hamlin Smith Frank Elberts Grace Page Edna Headley Edwin Carlson Ella Flygate and Miss Vera Elberts. Lunch was served by Mrs Olson. The next general meeting will be held at Sherburts November 16.
Dunnell R N A elect officers at meeting
Dunnell Minn Nov 15 At the R N A meeting Thursday the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Oracle Jennie Swanson vice oracle Lettie Corbin oracle Anna Anderson recorder Eliza Olson receiver Esther Osilius chancellor Carrie Weir inner sentinel Mable Lyone outer sentinel Sigrid Nilsen marshal Marjorie Gwenberg assistant marshal Grace Page
Oransky to Close Dry Goods Store After 43 Years
After forty three years in mercantile work mainly in Estherville H Oransky will close his dry goods and ready to wear stock. The sale starts Friday with greatly reduced prices. He helped build one of the region’s largest dry goods and furniture businesses and plans a rest before possibly returning to Estherville commerce. He has served as commercial club president and is active as an Elk and Mason.
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Estherville
H. Oransky
Mr. Oransky
Northwest
Commercial Club
H. Orantky
Former Dolliver Boy Improves From Bone Disease
Arthur Claus of Churdan, once stricken with a bone disease, is slowly improving. He attends school in Dolliver when possible and makes frequent trips to Iowa City for treatment. His leg remains in a cast and a cot is supplied in his classroom for rest. Mrs Claus, formerly of Dolliver, is his mother and his father formerly served as superintendent of schools here.
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Dolliver
Arthur Claus
Churdan
Iowa City
Mit
Arthur Mrs. Claus
Mr. Claus
Osceola sportsmen back dam project work plan
A concrete spillway will be included in the project with about 5000 yards of dirt moved for the dam. Osceola county sportsmen support the effort, which has long been urged. The lake, a joint venture with local state and national groups, hinges on raising funds for materials. Civilian camp workers under Ray W. Jones, superintendent, and engineers will carry out the construction.
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Osceola
Ray W. Jones
Dolliver High School Announces Basketball Schedule
Coach C R Wallace reveals Dolliver high school basketball schedule for the season with games listed at Halfa Ceylon Ringsted Maple Hill Armstong and more. Despite graduations, new talent promises competitive winter contests as four girls county champions and two boys first team members graduated last May.
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Dolliver
C. R. Wallace
Dolliver High School
Ceylon
Ringsted
Maple Hill
Halfa
Armstrong
Cash Campaign Opens Big Pay Promise for Vindicator Readers
The Vindicator and Republican cash campaign offers immediate weekly 20 percent commissions on subscription sales. Enter now for a chance at top prizes up to $900 with totals reaching $900 for part time effort through December 23. The program targets men and women with energy to boost circulation in the coming weeks.
Farm Fire Fatalities Claim Joyce Bever and Infant
Joyce Bever 16 and Frederick 2 died from burns when a gasolin e fire destroyed their farm home five miles west of Milford. Joyce dropped a match or flame from a pan cleaning clothes on a porch, igniting fumes. Frederick was engulfed, Joyce fled to the kitchen, and the child succumbed. Father and hired man Cleland Smith were among the injured. the house and contents burned, insurance lapsed, leaving the Bever family in dire financial straits. Blair 18 Rex 15 Shirley 13 are other children.
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Joyce Bever
Frederick
Roy Bever
Milford
Joyce
Mr. Bewr
Spirit Lake Hospital
Cleland Smith
Spencer Hopital
Charged With Child Desertion in Estherville Case
Glenn Fisher of Estherville was bound over to the next term of district court on a charge of child desertion after a hearing before Justice Gus T. Peterson. Bond set at 300 dollars. Fisher waived examination. Mrs. Fisher lives at Graettinger with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson. They have one child.
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Glenn Fisher
Estherville
District Court
Gus T. Peterson
Fisher
Estherville to Lead Drive for Gulf Point State Park Quota
Estherville and Emmet county will cooperate to purchase land for a proposed Gulf Point state park on West Lake Okoboji. Dr G G Griffith will name a committee this week to organize the drive, with Emmet county quota set at 500 dollars. Spirit Lake and Milford seek 500 dollars each. Clay county 1200 dollars with over half raised. Funds go to the state treasurer via Lo Dailey of Spencer. The plan envisions 50 acre park, plus later sections A and B, and aims to provide public access to about 2,500 feet of shoreline and beaches of Gull Point as part of West Okoboji’s development.
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Estherville
Gulf Point State Park
G. G. Griffith
Emmet
Spirit Lake
Gull Point
Okoboji
Millford
Clay County
Iowa
Lo Dailey
Spencer
Fleeter
West Okoboji Golf and Country Club
West Lake Okoboji
Gulf Point
Gull Point Beach to Benefit From State Park Plan
A long white sand beach on Gull point is pictured with calm water on the north side and rough waves on the south side. The proposed state park would clean the beaches, add a bath house, and construct a beach walk around the point if approved.
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Gull Point
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