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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1935

Page

4

Death notices mix of Dunmire and Dahna obituaries

Mrs Rosa Dunmire of Estherville died at her home in Rusk Texas after a brief illness. Born June 11 1896 she taught in Estherville and Laramie before moving to Rusk. Surviving are her father Maurice Dunmire sister H A Haywood and Walter Blagg. Funeral Wednesday at the Blagg home with Rev F W Ortmeyer. A separate notice reports the death of 65 year old Mrs William Dahna of Estherville, survived by five daughters and four sons and a sister Ellen Thompson Colton S D. Funeral Wednesday at the Estherville Lutheran church with Interment at a later date.

Mra Rosa Dunmire John Blagg Estherville Rusk Texas Walter Blagg Blagg F. W. Ortmeyer The Methodist Church William Dahna Altho Oline Georgine Olson Winnesheik County Ole and Martha Olson Inty Daup ‘Son Ritenta Martha ‘Stone Estherville Lutheran Church L.A Mathre Willard Condon Frank Brady

Grand Jury Reports Misuse at County Farm

The grand jury filed a district court report after an eight day session. It alleges fuel and oil stored at the county farm were stolen and trucks used for noncounty business. It calls for locking county trucks and restricting inmate pets. Foreman James A Reed led, with J W Clark and others signing.

James A. ‘Reed Foreman J. W. “Clark August ‘Schneider Theodore Hanson T. Q Thompson, CO Bonnickson m Nels Linger

Murphy Begins Five Year Penalty Sentence in Court

John Murphy faced a five year penitentiary term after pleading guilty to assault with intent to kill. Sheriff Clift reported the case, tried at Madison Fort court last week, with F C Davidson appearing for the state and Mrs. Freder Agkaen noted in the proceedings.

John Murphy

Editorial Comment Babson Park trip notes tax, weather, canal

The writer details a Babson Park visit on Nov 22 1985 after a five and a half day journey covering 1830 miles from Indiana via Birmingham Alabama. They discuss gasoline taxes in Alabama, general southern fuel prices, job outlooks, traffic safety observations, Florida fruit crops, and the Roosevelt ship canal project from St Johns River Palatka to the Gulf. The piece notes the canal’s length about 195 miles, five plus years to complete, and an estimated cost potentially in the billions.

Babson Park Florida Birmingham Alabama Indiana Ocala Roosevelt Ship Canal St. Johns River Palatka Gulf Clearwater

Estherville Meet with St Louis All Stars Dec 4

Estherville Junior Chamber of Commerce basketball team plans to host the U S S All Stars, a girls pro squad, on December 4. The All Stars, five regulars and two subs, are college graduates averaging 5 feet 8 inches and 150 pounds, with four players as All Americans. They demand no rules concessions and have toured 38 states, winning 80 of 120 vs men’s teams last season. Estherville’s squad features Parker Bennitt, Craig Diem, Artie Diem, Glen Tangeman and contenders for fifth spot includes Quisenberry and Donald Peterson. The season could crown Iowa champions in 1935 and 1936 as other games are set with House of Davids on December 10 and a colored House of Davids on December 16.

Estherville Wichita Kansas Estherville, Jr. C. of C Iowa Parker Bennitt University of Iowa Craig Diem Artie Diem House of Davids

Florida Canal project fuels politics and water fears

The piece notes opposition to the Florida canal project seen as a political effort to aid President Roosevelt’s re election. Floridians south of the canal worry about water supply disruption while engineers press on. The text also mentions snowbirds heading south and casual personal reminiscence about a broom stick pull with a grandson.

Roosevelt

Spencer Folks File Applications for Postmaster

Three Spencer Democrats Clifford Bowman county Democratic chairman Mrs E Ia Morgan county chairwoman and Miss Elizabeth Steigleder fourth ward committeewoman plan to apply for Spencer postmaster. Salary is $3000.

Spencer Spencer Post Office Clifford Bowman E Ia Morgan Elizabeth Steigleder

Hammes Co Closing Out Liquidation Announcement

Ted Hammes announces Hammes and Sons Inc will dissolve and liquidate assets. All merchandise in the store including a large winter footwear stock is offered at bargain prices.

Ted Hammes Hammes and Sons, Inc

Farm Sales Listed in Estherville Area Auctions

Elmer Duckett near Estherville schedules a closing out sale on Tuesday December 8 featuring 91 livestock including 23 horses 23 cattle and 45 shoats plus machinery. Gilbert Eike near Estherville plans a December 5 closing out sale with four horses 17 cattle including six short horn cows and machinery. Fos hier Burns and Reese and Emmet County State Bank serve as clerks for both listings.

Elmer Duckett Estherville Foshier

John Deere Co to Sponsor Show at Grand Theatre Estherville

The John Deere Company will sponsor an entertainment in Estherville on Monday Dec 2 at the Grand Theatre starting at 10 am with a noon lunch at the Implement Department yards on South Sixth Street. The show resumes at 1 pm at the Grand, featuring a display ad and hosted by Northern Lumber Company Farm Implement department manager D B Blake. Dolores Bargat plans to return home from Sioux City to spend Turkey Day with her parents Mr and Mrs L B Sargent.

John Deere Company Estherville Northern Lumber Company Farm Implement Department D. B. Blake Grand Theater Implement Department South Sixth Street Grand Dolores Bargat Sioux Mrs. L. BE. Sargent

Splendid Carnegie Centennial Programs At Estherville Library

Two Carnegie centennial observances at the Estherville Public Library drew small crowds but strong praise. A portrait of Andrew Carnegie and a Mora painting were displayed as new books circulated. librarians and board members were highlighted, and a 14,000 book collection noted. Mayor Ehlers spoke on community spirit and library achievements, with circulation last year totaling 52,377, ahead of Algona and Emmetsburg.

Estherville Public Library Andrew Carnegie Luis Mora Estherville Gronstal Lavohn Bixby Betty Blazer C. M. Gronstal Monday Club Ballard G. C. Allen F. E. Allen W. C. Barber Barber Bemis Montgomery Land Office Dr. McMillan Coon Block Roy Barnum Inez Westcott Minnie Carpenter H. O. Sillge Edna Barker Tillie Sillge George Rogers H. H. Davidson Elizabeth Andrea Lucile Peterson D. R. Alexander Alexander C. E H. Birney Callie Letchford J. W. Morse Marie Sorum Robert Knight Charles Robinson Edna Baker J. B. Tedrow Ming Peterson Mra. H. O. Sillge E. Birney Fred Ehlers Algona Emmetsburg Lae

Durham R I chief named at Rock Island system

E M Durham Jr, longtime senior vice president of Missouri Pacific lines, is appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Rock Island system with full jurisdiction over all departments. The change is approved by James E Gorman, who remains president and trustee under US district court appointment. Announcement came to Asst Supt F E Martin.

E. M. Durham, Jr Missouri Pacific Lines Rock Island System

Boice Accepts Partnership Moves to Chicago Clinic

Dr William Boice and his wife Mrs Boice plan to move to Chicago where he joins Lungren Garside and Boice. They will operate at Augustana hospital in North Chicago after he completes post graduate surgery work in Boston. Mrs Boice visits Estherville with her parents as duties begin.

William Boice Cedar Falls J. W. Morse Chicago Boice Lungren, Garside and Boice Augustana Hospital Boston Estherville

Carnegie and the Library Talk Highlights Civic Gifts

Mayor Ehlers opened with remarks on library benefits as Supt. F G Stith presented Carnegie’s role. He traced Carnegie from bobbin boy to wealth, noting 2811 libraries built worldwide by 1917, 1046 in the U S. Gifts to the library included $25 from the American Legion auxiliary and books from donors.

Ehlers F. G. Stith Carnegie Andrew Carnegie Scotland United States Peterson American Legion Auxiliary Yale Emmet County B. O. Walden Extinct Bird Club

Des Moines Pastor to Speak at 65th Baptist Anniversary

The Baptist church of Estherville plans a Sunday anniversary program in Des Moines. Events begin at 10 with Bible school, continue at 11 with Dr. Frank Anderson delivering the anniversary sermon, include a piano prelude by Miss Anna Koehler and a birthday address by Rev. Riggs, plus an 2:30 afternoon program with music and a historical sketch. Mayor Fred Ehlers and other pastors to greet attendees. A birthday offering will be taken.

The Baptist Church of Estherville J. Albert Riggs Frank Anderson Des Moines Anna Koehler Riggs Frank Yearnd Fred Ehlers F. W. Ortmeyer Ministeral Association Anderson

Two Radio Programs For This Week

Mrs. Fred Ehlers announces two radio programs for auxiliary members this week. On Wednesday from 8:30 to 4 over WSUI Iowa City an interview on International Relationship features Erick C. Wilson and Albert Williams. Friday 4 to 4:30 over WOI Ames presents Rehabilitation in Story Form with Freddy Schlott and his band.

Fred Ehlers American Legion Auxiliary WSUI Iowa City Erick C. Wilson Albert Williams Liverpool England WOI Ames Freddy Schlott

Lincoln P T A Plans Meeting for Wednesday

The Lincoln P T A will meet Wednesday afternoon Nov 27 with a 2 30 pm business session and a 3 pm program. Fourth grade pupils perform The Postmasters Dream, fifth grade perform The First Thanksgiving, and sixth grade present The Mayflower Compact. Sixth grade girls serve tea at the program’s close.

Lincoln P. T. A Verla Jean Perkins Mattie Ann Maloney Bernard Johnson Coleman Egertson Eunice Ressell Orville Rogers Paul, Brink Noreen Ollson Bobby Wee Jean Meyers Daniel Scott Earl Cox Vernice Jean Wee Naoma Knepper Ellen Conway Evan Taylor Betty Renee Storey Eugene Randolph Richard Bryan Darrel Meyers Virginia Twite Robert Rogers Loren Gibson Clarence Conway Herman Stoffel Cecil Woods Emogene Griffith Joseph Shaw Lojig Schaper Estella McMannis Minna Fowler Phyllis Stebbins Dorothy Johnson Marcella Maloney Pearl Fowler Wilbur Sunde John Woods Leonard Thompson

Iremien Dance Sale By Firemen Promotes Annual Dance

Local firemen solicit ticket sales today for Betherville’s annual dance to be held Friday December 3 in Hurst. An unnamed band will provide entertainment as part of the event.

Betherville

Walter Schultz Appointed to Estherville Board Seat

Walter Schultz, retired farmer, was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Board of Supervisors caused by Charles Fuller’s resignation. The Estherville district will gain a conservative, active worker who previously ran Lone Cedar Stock Farm and bred Duroc Jersey hogs. Schultz attended Estherville High School, lived near town most his life, and moved with his family to a North Eighth Street home last March. He serves as former Emmet township clerk. he is married with two children, Donald and Alice. The appointment followed a careful selection among applicants M H Schloeman Hans Sconberg Elmer Rogers Charles Gustafson I N Selvers Charles Bixby Fred Robinson and Orlando Lough.

Walter Schultz Board of Supervisors Charles Fuller Estherville Estherville Township Hattie Osmundson Irwin C. Nichols Gladys Bringle Schultz M. H. Schloeman Hans Sconberg Elmer Rogers Charles Gustafson I. N. Selvers Charles Bixby Fred Robinson Orlando Lough Donald State Teachers College Cedar Fells Alice Mr. Schultz Emmet Township North Eighth Street Lone Cedar

Lambert Files Suit Over Auto Crash Injuries

Harley M. Lambert sues C. F. Saunders and Jewel Tea Co. Inc. for 2880 for personal injuries and 20 for car damages after a August 8 collision at Ninth and East Washington streets Estherville. He alleges severe injuries including a fractured shoulder blade and leg bruise. A second suit by C W Willey seeks 141.61 plus 5 percent interest from November 18 from Clyde Brown for gasoline and oil delivered Nov 9, 11, and 18.

Harley M. Lambert District Court C. F. Saunders Jewel Tea Company, Inc Mr. Lambert Ninth East Washington Estherville C. W. Willey Clyde Brown Mr. Brown Mr. Willey

Annulment of Marriage Granted for Keller Nuehring Duo

The marriage of Leo B. Keller of Estherville and Louisa Nuehring of Spirit Lake, married about a month ago, was annulled yesterday afternoon by Judge F. C. Davidson in Estherville. Miss Nuehring was 16. Separately, Elmer Osberg hosts Thanksgiving guests including Alfred Osberg and sons Kenneth and Ardel of Dunnell, Minn., and Wilfred Osberg of Estherville.

Leo B. Keller Estherville Louisa Nuehring Spirit Lake F. C. Davidson Eastherville Miss Nuehring Elmer Osberg Alfred Osberg Kenneth and Ardel Dunnell, Minn Wilfred Osberg Entherville

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Reehee Ter Schultz Baptist Churc Rose Dunmire Wm. Dahna Grand Jury Th Wes G. A. Nichols Ernie Andraesen Greattinger Miami Desk Concensus Mexico Library Board Landon Denver Alf M. Landon Kaneas North Platte Neb Cheyenne Wyo U. S Adams Costigan Goy E. C. Johnson Colorado Wyoming P.as Sar Tam Billie Spencer Folks John Deere CO Grand Theatre Ydma Ariz Ailee Moore Tom Moore Alice Joyce Felix Knight Cnncertaincer Durham R. I Wm. Boice Attorney Morse Ito J. A. Riggs C.E. Fuller Lambert Case Jewel Tea Company
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