Mrs Williams Dies Sudden in Estherville Morning
Mrs. H. Williams, long time Estherville resident born July 20 1874 in Hastings Nebraska, died suddenly after a brief illness this morning. Death followed a heart block as she prepared breakfast with husband Mr Williams by her side. Funeral plans await arrival of son Porter Williams en route from Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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H. Williams
Estherville
Williams
Hastings
Neb
Black Hills
American Home Sunday Plans Echo National Support
Sunday November 26 has been set as American Home Sunday by national groups including the National Federation of Women’s Clubs. Iowa clergy are urged to center sermons on home life that day reflecting a national push to highlight home values.
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National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa
Will Make Nation Wide Study of Transients
R S Wilson leads nationwide study of transients in Iowa with welfare bureau help. Estherville to census all transients staying in city hall and at the railroad station by age and origin the week of November 22. Henry Goecke and daughter Alvina injured in west hill crash. Alvina at Birney hospital in good condition.
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Iowa
R. S. Wilson
National Board
Estherville
Mr. Wilson
Henry Goecke
Alvina
West Hill
Mr. Goecke
Neighbors Aid Bereaved Man After House Fire
Roy Bever of near Milford lost his two children in a fire that destroyed their home and furniture. Neighbors gathered to help, finishing harvest of seventy acres of corn before two o clock Tuesday afternoon. A relief purse of more than 9600 was raised among friends and neighbors.
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Roy Bever
Milford
Bever
North Superior B B schedule announced for coming season
North Superior releases the boys and girls basketball schedule with dates across November to March. Key matches include Nov 21 Halfa, Nov 26 Superior, Jan 12 Hesberville seconds, Jan 23 Lake Park, Feb 13 Armstrong, and the boys county and sectional tournaments in February and March.
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North Superior
Halfa
Superior
Ager
Hesberville
Lake Park
Ocheyedan
Armstrong
Terris
Okoboji
Ceylon
Minn
Gillett Grace
Lake Center
Milford
Graetinger
Ruthven
Arnolds Park
Dickens
Excelsior
Greenville
Sioux Rapids
Illinois Men Hunt Pheasants and Rabbits Near Joliet
Sheriff Oliver Flint deputy Walter Roach of Joliet Illinois spent the weekend at the J E Shiltren home taking advantage of pheasant season and bagging large jack rabbits. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Shiltren and guests visited Father Dobberstein grotto in West Bend.
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Oliver Flint
Walter Roach
Joliet
Ill
J. E. Shiltren
Mrs. Sheltren
West Bend
Father Dobberstein
Mrs Cruse to be buried at Terril home Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Eleanor Cruse will be held Thursday afternoon from the Terril home with Rev BE Overton of the M E church in charge. Mrs Cruse, 81, died Monday November 20 after a stroke ended years of poor health. Born June 26, 1852 in Ogdensburg New York she lived in the Terris community for 40 years and was active in local affairs. She leaves husband Michael R Cruse and five sons, three at Terris and two in Minnesota. Charles Dayton, recently in Birnzy hospital, returned home Monday.
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Margaret Eleanor Cruse
Terril
Michael R. Cruse
Terris
Minnesota
Elks Sponsor Bridge Tourney At Estherville Lodge
The Estherville Elks lodge enters the Elks National Bridge Tournament to be held nationwide on Friday November 24 1933. H C Bres chairs a call for all local bridge players to join this unique event featuring sixteen pre arranged hands with expert analyses. All players use the same cards to curb alibis, with trophies and local championship emblems for winners and attractive prizes for runners up.
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Estherville
Elks
H. C., Brees
Sams
Bres
Estherville Lodge
Truck Trailer Crashes Into Porch After Down Sixth Street
A trailer detached from C L McIlwain’s truck on Sixth Street during a descent, struck a steel mailbox and post, then skidded across the street and into the southeast corner of C E Meadows’s house, splintering siding before stopping partly on the porch steps. Mrs Vance Noe hosted a bridge party with prizes awarded.
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C. L. McIlwain
Sixth Street
C. E. Meadows
Des Moines Talks Set Fate of Emmet County Projects
City and county officials join Prof Geo Keller and H E Mblock in Des Moines to decide Emmet county plans for Estherville and county roads. Projects include eight miles of graveling $27,000. clearing and grubbing $12,000. two Des Moines river bridges $3,617.60 plus grading $5,760. plus graveling in several townships. About 18,255 Iowa workers could gain 30 hours weekly at $15. Local funds depend on federal support.
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Des Moines
Geo. Keller
H. E. Mblock
Emmet County
Estherville
Fifth Street
St. L
M. K. Whelan
R. H. Green
Paul Linke
Keller
Mulock
Emmet Township
Center Township
Iowa Lake
Armstrong Grove
Denmark Two
Jack Creek
Higs Lake
L. L. Boggess
N. O. Osher
C. E. Fuller
Camden
Bryan
County Board of Supervisors
Mills
Ida
Howard
Keokuk
Clayton
Guthrie
Pocahontas
Bremer
Worth
Dickinson
Osceola
Lyon
Greene
Humboldt
van Buren
Iowa
Ringgold
Palo Alto
Hancock and
Warren
Dressler and Barrymore Star in Christopher Bean at the Grand
Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore headline the New York premiere of Christopher Bean at the Grand on Sunday Nov 26. Based on Sidney Howard’s drama, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film follows a country doctor’s greed as paintings by a once obscure artist rise in value, with Abby the servant guiding his return to virtue.
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Christopher Bean
New York
the Grand
Marie Dressler
Lionel Barrymore
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sidney Howard
Rens Fauchois
Gilbert Miller
Henry Miller Theatre
Ellen Lowe
Abby
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Gruver Chapter Social Evening
The Harmony Rebekah lodge No. 55 entertained the Gruver Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges Tuesday evening. Members attended lodge then enjoyed a social hour and lunch was served.
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Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. 55
Gruver Rebekah and
Odd Fellow
Special Session Faces Flood of New Legislation
Iowa lawmakers push numerous bills in a special session with hearings on tax revision and liquor control. Senate killed a joint resolution limiting topics, while banking measures pass in the House and await Senate action. Representative V R Maniece invites Emmet County residents to share views at the State House or Brown Hotel.
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E. J. Maniece
Iowa
Senate
House
Equor Control Committee
Assembly
State Administration
Emmt County
Des Moines
State House
Brown Hotel
Christmas Seal Sale Starts in Estherville Area
In about a week Christmas seals will be distributed to schoolchildren and through the mails to support tuberculosis eradication and school health programs. Miss Marie Sorum is Emmet county seal chairman with a county committee including S. T. Egartson and J. S. Hilliard. Estherville PTA backs the local effort with Mrs Art Williamson as president and Mildred Martin as secretary treasurer. Rural schools will have children take home seals to sell locally. Seals in Estherville will be mailed to supporters.
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Cnief
Marie Sorum
Emmet
S. T. Eeertson
W. A. Or
Mildred Martin
J. S. Hilliard
Wilbur Thorndyke
Ptakers' Bureau
Wm. Bale
Surprise Housewarming for Dan and wife by Legion auxiliary couples
Mr and Mrs Dan Howard hosted a surprise housewarming Monday evening laid on by the ladies of the past presidens parley of the American Legion auxiliary and their husbands. The event featured bridge with prizes for combined high scores won by Mr and Mrs Harold Woodling and low scores awarded to W E Deming and Mrs Claude Randolph. A lunch with covered dishes followed and the Howards received a housewarming gift. Attending were numerous local couples including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Thorndyke and Mr and Mrs Ed Sorum among others.
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Dan Howard
American Legion Auxiliary
Playig Bridge
Harold Woodling
W. E. Deming
Claude Randolph
Ernest Smith
Howard
Wilbur Thorndyke
Ed Sorum
Fred Eh_ kero
Waldo Brink
Harold Sorensen
Vern Tredway
W. E. D:ming
H. E. Woodling
Williamson
Stacy Wardell Sale Near Grazttinger on Dec 1
Stacy Wardell of Grazttinger announces a closing out sale at the J. A. Rothsimel farm five miles east and four miles south of town on Friday December 1. The lineup includes power and horse drawn machinery in good condition, three head of horses, 27 head of cattle mostly dairy, and some pigs. The sale will be clerked by the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of Emmetsburg with Grodland and Reeves handling the stand.
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Stacy Wardell
J. A. Rothsimel
Wardell
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of
Emmetsburg
Grodland and Reeves
Reinhardt Rites Held for Charles Reinhardt in Estherville
Funeral services for Charles Frederick Reinhardt who died suddenly at his Dunnell area home were held at his residence and at the German Lutheran church in Estherville with Rev. Otis Lang officiating. Burial was in St. Patrick's cemetery. Born in Berlin Germany in 1868, he came to America as an infant and lived in Webster City before marrying Catherine Fank in 1895. Surviving are eight children: John Edward Herman and Charles of Dolliver, Mrs Joz Blom of Granada, Minn., Mrs Newell Gautrite of Red Lake Falls, Minn., and Mrs Floyd Sharar of Dunnell, plus others. The Reinhardts lived in Jewell Junction, Gruvr community, and later on a farm between Dunnell and Petersburg.
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Charlesrederick Reinhardt
Dunnell
Estherville
Otis Lang
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mr. Reinhardt
Berlin
Germany
America
Webster City
Catherine Fank
John
Edward
Herman
Charles
Dolliver
Joz Blom
Granada
Minn
Newell Gautrite
Red Lake Falls
Floyd Sharar
Pioneer Druggist of Estherville Dies in Webster City
Mahlon A. Little 82, pioneer druggist born Phillipsport New York, died at son H A Little’s Webster City home from heart trouble yesterday after noon. He lived in Port Jervis and Salamanca before moving to Van Meter, Casey, Estherville and Des Moines, later forming a Webster City drug store partnership with W G Bale. He married Margaret Andrews in 1878 and left three children Mabel, Edna Felt, and Harry A. Little. He returned to Webster City in 1933 after residence with his son in Bedford.
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M. A. Little
H. A.little
Walnut Street
Webster City
Yesterard
H. A. Little
Grinnell
Mr. Little
Noue
Mahlon A. Little
Phillipsport
Gorge’ Little
Mary E. Topping
Port Jervis
Salamanca
van Meter
Rock Island Railway
Inter
van Meta
Margaret Andrews
Mabel
Edna
R. H. Felt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harry A. Little
Saturday Night Close of Huge Credits Campaign at Vindicator
Big vote days fade in the Vindicator and Republican Free Gift Election as the First Period Vote Offer ends at 10 p m Saturday. Subscriptions turned in before the cutoff earn far more credits. the 72,000 votes per year credit scale drops by nearly half for the second period. Credit counts remain the same for all candidates, but delay costs ground to be regained with more subscriptions.
Well Known Woman Anna DeWall Dies at 39
Mrs. Anna DeWall of near Superior died at a local hospital after a major operation Friday following months of ill health. Born September 23, 1894 in Emmet County, she spent most of her life here. Survived by husband Wm J DeWall and two daughters Hazel 10 and Alice 8. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. from the German Evangelical church in Terril after a 1 p.m. home prayer service. Rev Otis Lang of Estherville to preside.
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Anna DeWall
Wm. J. DeWall
Superior
German Evangelical Church
Terril
Otis Lang
Estherville
Dairy cattle go to good average at farm sale near Wallingford
An unusually large crowd of bidders pushed prices at the Farmers Savings bank sale held at the Jas. Jensen farm near Wallingford. Jersey cattle averaged a little over $30, horses sold $42 to $129, and farm machinery sold at full value. M. P. Wilkinson, examiner in charge of the closed bank, praised the results. The sale was cried by Grodland and Reeves and clerked by the County State Bank of Estherville.
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Farmers Savings Bank
Jas
Jensen
Wallingford
Jersey
M. P. Wilkinson
Grodland and Reeves
Mat County State Bank
Estherville
Football Men Entertained by Elks Lodge
Estherville high school and junior college football teams were guests of the Elks Lodge for the fourth annual foot banquet. About 85 attended including 47 high school players, 21 junior college players, and speakers. The evening featured two dining sections, trophies as table decor, and remarks by Coach Johnny Baker of Iowa State Traders College plus Cedar Falls athletic director Medenhall. A new tradition named past season letter winners with white F’s and college emblems.
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Estherville
Elks Lodge
Collsge
Collegians
Estherville Green House
Hilliard
Josten
Leo Sanders
Roy Brown
F. J. Kennedy
Lawrence Doud
Kenneth McAndrews
Frederic Wilson
Johnny Baker
Iowa State Traders College
Baker
Howard Jones
Southern California
Mr. Medenhall
Cedar Falls
Cea
Doud
Darling
Merriott
Getsen
Kinnard
Torrence
Woods
Edwards
McAndrews
Warrington
Haines
Foy
Wilson
Himebauch
Lowman
Gerloff
Skoge
Krahmer
Aalborg
H. Thompson
W. Thompson
Framtdal
Bevard
Erickson
Olmstead
Johnson
Duncan
Elwood
Deim
Potter
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Esther Gorton
Ada Copley
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Bridge
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Ae Rarer
Aera “Bian
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Neavy
Coen Vere Eaeeree
Estherville Co-op Creamery
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Lascele College
Sudbury
Voters League
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League of Women Voters
M. T. Morton
W. E. Bradley
Algona
Medical College of
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Yen Kupples Klub
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Monady
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Sargent Bevan
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