Board Proceedings November 1 1935 adjourned session
Board met with five members present. Minutes approved. Taxes suspended on two properties. Bond renewal for L L Boggess 1934 approved. Levy of 1 percent on D D No 52 authorized due to insufficient funds. Board adjourned to December 4, 1985. Gladys Bringle, County Auditor. V GIVES THEATRE PARTY FOR HAROLD MORTON. Harold Morton hosted a theatre party for six friends after a birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Bryan
E. S. Camden
E. L Ellerston
Jorgen Anderson
C. R. Fuller
Bryan
Camden
Ellerston
Stafford & Jarvis
Estherville Inc
George Osborn
O. P
Armstrong
Esther Sabin
L. L. Boggess
Casualty Co
Gladys M. Bringle
Harold Morton
Morton
Eldon Williamson
Meryin Weise
Jimmy Soper
Vernice Jean Wee
Kathleen Deming
Miss Ruth Smith Program On Supreme Court Subject
The program will be in charge of Mrs. F. M. Brown with the topic Supreme Court and other Federal courts. Roll call will be Noted Patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
F. M. Brown
Supreme Court
Auxiliary radio contest hosted by Legion unit
The Maurice Doyle Unit No. 19 American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor an amateur radio contest in the city hall auditorium on Thursday evening December 5 at 7:30. Mrs. Fred Ehlers is radio chairman and organizers invite all interested to interview her. Rules allow children 18 and under to compete with any entertainment act except tap dancing. performances over three minutes are disqualified due to a 15 minute broadcast limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Doyle
No. 19
American Legion Auxiliary
City Hall
Fred Ehlers
County and District Contests Lead to State Radio Event
Voters present may determine winners by applause or ballot. Local and rural groups compete for top places and cash prizes. County winners advance to district contests at Ft. Dodge then to a state contest broadcast by WHO Des Moines. District and state prizes include 10 dollars for each district entrant on air, and the top mail vote earns per diem, a 25 dollar cash award, and a state convention appearance in Davenport.
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Ft. Dodge
WHO
Des Moines
Davenport
Brother of local man shot while hunting Sunday
Robert McFarland of Lake Park, brother of Boyd McFarland of this city, was the fifth Iowan to die in the open pheasant season. He was accidentally shot Sunday by his own gun on his mother's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McFarland
Lake Park
Boyd McFarland
Iowa
Young McFarland
Cousins Hunt Ends With Injuries Near Ringsted
The Ringsted area reports Lloyd Sumner, 24, wounded in the left hand by a discharged gun while hunting near a fence. He crawled through a fence when the gun went off and may lose three fingers. The item references Mina McFarland near Lake Park and a lost white poodle dog with a reward offer.
Strayed sow seeks owner via feed payment offer
Notice from Harry Schnell offers reward or return for a spotted Poland China sow lost from a farm. Owner can claim by paying for the sow’s feed and contacting Schnell at the given address after locating the animal.
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Poland
China
Harry Schnell
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