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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1926

Page

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Estherville Loses Local Bank After Close by Directors

Estherville lives without a bank since Monday when First Trust and Savings Bank closed voluntarily amid heavy deposit withdrawals over ten days. The bank held 590000 in deposits, 365000 capital, with Rhodes family as major stockholders and Frank Rhodes as president. State Banking Department will issue a full statement. area now has three banks, awaiting a clearing house solution to resume commerce.

J. D. Diehl Grinnell State Banking Department Rhodes Frank Rhodes Hattie Rhodes Edwin Rhodes Lillian Rhodes Cecil Rhodes Perce Pullen Bagis Emmet County Farmers Savings Bank Wallingford Ringsted State Bank Ringsted

Daughters of Soldier Patient Detained at Clarinda State Hospital

The life of Jennie H Studer, elderly daughter of Civil War era figure Captain A G Studer, is traced through land sales and foreclosures in Emmet County. Once wealthy and educated, she lived in Des Moines hotels before being committed to Clarinda State Hospital after refusing to pay $842 for hotel room charges. Relatives are said to reside in Switzerland. her father later served as American minister to Switzerland.

Emmet Jennie Studer Armstrong Ringsted Somerset Chicago Miss Studer Anid Switzerland A. G. Studer Des Moines

Health inspection made at Wallingford schools

Misa Edith Countryman of Dan Moines, state health officer for Iowa, inspected Wallingford schools Friday. Every pupil received a general health examination and a meeting was held for all parents. Health problems were discussed. The service is funded by Christmas seal proceeds and available to schools statewide.

Misa Edith Countryman Dan Moines Iowa Wallingford

Thanksgiving Proclamation Designates November 26 as State Day

Governor John Hammill proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Iowa on Thursday November 26 urging citizens to dedicate the day to gratitude for past blessings, patriotism, and religious reflection. The message honors Pilgrim ancestors and pioneers from Washington Madison and Lincoln eras, praising courage and sacrifice of Americans in war and peace.

America Washington Madison Lincoln United States Opportunity John Hammill State of Iowa

Old Time Rivals Meet Turkey Day in Iowa Football

Old Time Rivals Meet Turkey Day in Iowa as Lsbherville defeats Charles City 3 0 with Miller drop kick. Estherville, Emmetsburg vie for Lakes Conference title. Estherville seeks trophy, both squads boast strong records and key matches against Iowa Falls, Spencer, Spirit Lake, and local teams. Junior College faces Mankato Normal. Emmetsburg prep edges Town Falls. Thanksgiving clash at Emmetsburg signals final season games.

Lsbherville Charles City Miller Mankato Emmetsburg Town Falls Estherville Algona Spencer Spirit Lake Ladd Pomeroy

Annual Turkeyshoot Held at Wallingford

The annual Thanksgiving shoot at Wallingford Gan club grounds drew a large crowd as entrants claimed poultry prizes. Winners included W. V. Palmer with two turkeys, Lewis Sevatson with three geese, J. H. Morrice with a goose, and several others taking geese and ducks. Scores will be published next week.

Wallingford Gan’ Club W. V. Palmer Lewis Sevatson J. H.morrice H. Westergard Nels Osher Roy Lowman Emil Hanson Wm. Kerr Maria Jacobson Victor Morrice Atendance

Estherville Steam Laundry Builds Wide Rural Delivery Network

The Estherville Steam Laundry, led by Mu lock and Knepper, expanded three years ago into a broad town delivery system reaching twenty five towns within fifty miles. About half of the laundry’s revenue comes from this service, with twelve workers year round and more in summer. The operation employs nearly ten thousand dollars in annual payroll and a twenty five thousand dollar investment in building and equipment.

Estherville Mulock and Knepper Totus Grachtinger Fenton Bancroft Swea City Armstrong Gryer Dunnell Huntington Alpha Jackson Lakefield Lone Rock Sherburn Orleans Superior Terri Laurens Havelock Sioux Rapids Ruthven Ayrshire

Second Six Weeks Honor Roll Of High School

Long list of students across grades with numbered honor points appears alongside a district note about the Tenth District American Legion meeting in Humboldt. The event features state and district officers with topics on Americanism disabled veterans membership and other Legion matters. The program includes musical groups and a banquet mass meeting under Commander Bendinot Mort Dodge Messenger.

Adams Post American Legion Humboldt Ralph McGinnis Leon R. R. Stuart Hampton George Pritchard Onawa Marvin Jacobsen Clinton R. J. Laird Des Moines Frank Miles Iowa Legionaire E. S. Bondinot Webster City W. E. Deming Estherville Bendinot Mort Dodge Messenger

Graaf Accepts Bank Post in St Louis

Orestes Graaf has joined Mississippi Trust company in St Louis since November 4 and expresses satisfaction with his work. Mrs Graaf will accompany him in December and they will settle in St Louis. Graaf, a Washington University graduate, has banking experience with Iowa Savings of Estherville.

Orestes Graaf Mississippi Trust Company St. Louis

New Man at the Hansen Establishment Estherville

Hamilton has taken charge of the cleaning and pressing department at the J Hansen tailoring and cleaning establishment. He arrives from Oskaloosa with experience in the trade. His wife and infant accompany him to Estherville.

Hansen Establishment TA. Hamilton J. Hansen Tailoring and Cleaning Establishment Mr. Hamilton Estherville Oskaloosa Small Babe Eit

River Dammed to Form Skating Rink Below River Bridge

A temporary dam across the river near Riverside Park forms a shallow winter skating rink. The lit, lower river area promises safe skating with bridge lights and park electroliers, reviving a past scene of daily skaters. Citizens urged to buy skates as Christmas gifts for healthy recreation.

Riverside Park

VaRe Opens New Clothing Store in Estherville

Olson Brothers of Sheldon open a clothing store in the Cass building south of Gardston Hotel. The firm, K. A. and G. P. Olson, runs a four store union with locations in Sheldon Kartley Spencer and Estherville. Ralph Blomgren named manager here, while Karl A. Olson oversees the opening details in Sheldon.

Olson Brothers Sheldon Cass Gardston Hotel K. A G. P. Olson Kartley and Spencer Ralph Blomgren Karl A. Olson

Sister of Floyd Lakin Buried Thursday

Floyd Lakin suffered the loss of his only sister Mrs John Espe of Penton who died Monday November 15 after an operation in Town City. She was 36, mother of three, and her death marked a family first. The body was taken to Ellsworth Iowa for burial, with Mrs Lakin and family accompanying the procession from Fenton to Ellsworth.

Floyd Lakin John Espe Penton

Vets May Get Loan On Bonus Certificates

Iowa veterans may borrow against U S government adjusted compensation certificates starting January 1 when certificates are two years old. Certificates range from 50 to 1800 dollars with a maximum eight percent loan. Veterans plan to keep certificates in safe, using them only if needed. The face value remains the amount received after twenty years, loans reducing that end value. Local veterans expect eight percent on all Iowa certificates to be sizable. Mr and Mrs J H Brown and a daughter from International Falls Minn visited Kropp family.

U. S U. S. Veterans Bureau Washington Iowa

Delegates Attend District Meeting of Legion Auxiliary

The Tenth District meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary gathered about eighty-five members and delegates in Algona. Reports were read, new county chairmen elected, and talks by state and district officials outlined upcoming plans including funds to send a delegate to the Paris National convention.

American Legion Auxiliary Algona Sviliary R.H. Schrecengost Armstrong Kinemet George Purley Iowa Legionnire Miller Gwendolyn W McDowell W. Deining Canon and Legion Virginia Bedell Auxiliary and Legion Margaret Jane Hinderman Paris I. ©. Nichols W. E. Deming Dan Tleward Roth Elanor Clante Randolph W. EB. Deming

Farmer Charles Christian Dies After Long Illness

Charles Christian 66, of Jack Creek Township, died Sunday November 21 after a yearlong decline. Born February 2, 1860 in Norway Illinois to Norwegian parents, he moved to Jack Creek 25 years ago and sustained a farming life. Survived by wife Ray. children Ray Weendiffer of Ord, Bert of Clear Lake, Mrs. Harry Webber of Gruver, Carl and Ann of Worthville, Melvin of Mason City, Milford, Edward and Agnes at home. four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at noon from the home and 1 PM at Ryan Lake church. burial in High Lake cemetery.

Charles Christian Jack Creek Township Christian Norway Illinois Ray Weendiffer Ord Bert Clear Lake Harry Webber Gruver Carl Ann Witherville Melvin Mason City Milford Edward Agnes Ryan Lake High Lake

Banking official aids bank closings and local experts in shipping summaries

Henry Long assists the State Banking department in closing Terris Savings Bank and Harris Trust and Savings Bank over ten days. BE. L. Cady from the extension department visits the county to help shipping associations review yearly records. Winners in a Jones & Company guessing contest receive sacks of White Swan flour. exact sack weight is 213 pounds 4 ounces. Sesqui centennial exposition to close with a 5 to 5.25 million dollar loss. weather blamed for weak attendance. potential future reopen discussed. J.D. Diehl of the State Banking Department to spend Thanksgiving with family in Grinnell.

Henry Long Terris Savings Bank Harris Trust and Savings Bank State Banking Department BE. L. Cady R. Win Philadelphia Kedrick Sesquis Sesqui Gourd of Directors Whett R J.D. Diehl First Trust and Savings Bank Grinnell

Merchants Clearance Association of Estherville Opens

Local business leaders form the Merchants Clearance Association of Estherville. A six member committee invites RE. A. Milligan and Chas. Kuning to discuss securing a clearing house at the Gardston hotel. James Rainey named manager, Miss Gertrude Nailor bookkeeper. Depository to be Cedar Rapids National Bank with no customer charges. Hours 10 to 4.

Sta Ne Merchants Clearance Association of Estherville T. S. Greig RE. A. Milligan Jeerson Greig Milligan Chas. Kuning Ceilar Rapids National Bank Gardston Hotel Fotlown J. B. Mall Iowa Savings and State Bank State Bank Turner First National First Trust Cedar Raunds National Bank Pethervilla Cedar Rapids National Bank Mvery Many

Better Yet Canning Club Plans Ames Short Course Trip

The Better Yet Canning Club met at Maurine Robb’s home on November 18. A committee led by Ethel Pannell with Esther Gorton and Lillian Eerbrandson set a standard for selecting members to Ames and announced a basket social at Esther Gorton’s on Friday, November 26 to raise funds. The club urged all members and supporters to attend and boost the club’s efforts.

Canning Club Maurine Robb Ethel Pannell Esther Gorton Lillian Eerbrandson Ames Farm Bateau Esthervile Township

Sister Mrs V G Gray Dies in Kansas City

Mrs P G Gray received word of the death Sunday morning of her oldest sister Mrs E O Barnes in Kansas City. Barnes, from Tulden Missouri, was visiting with sisters there when she died. Mrs Gray left for Kansas City Monday. Mr and Mrs Jack Edyge and their children plan to travel to Itarian to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Edge’s parents, Editor and Mrs Brown.

V. G. Gray Kansas City P. G. Gray E .0. Barnes Jack Edyge Itarian Edge Brown

Market Report Fragments on Corn Oats and Hens

Fragmentary market note mentions corn No 4 yellow oats No 3 white and various poultry terms including hens spring pullets cockerels and tucks with unclear pricing or other details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Hospital V.R Turkey Emmet Amdah Vera Duncan Stanley Erickson Louise Eshouse Vera Gee Laverne Heyer Vera Hotelling Helen Keyser Cheryl Lambert John Morse Ruth Nourse Raymond Shannon Gretchen Smith Oliva Studland Ella Swanson Alberta Anderson Katherine Blazer Lila Vern Broms Paul Gray Berger Handeland Josephine Handeland John Myhre Maurice Nathanson Wayne Osmundson Betty Parsons Lucile Schenck Virginia Swanson Meriam Townsend V.R. Tenth District Legion VaRe New Clothing Jerry M. Spencer Dairy Extension Department Town Court House Jerry M. Sencer J. H. Brown International Falls Minn Legion Auxiliary Chas. Christian County Clearance Assoc Jas. Rainey Miss Nailor
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