Estherville and Fort Dodge Triumph In Local Football Games
Estherville junior college defeated Fort Dodge 16 to 6 at Sunderland field in a penalty free contest. Hornby kicked the decisive extra point after Estherville’s first quarter TD and later added a field goal, while Wood and Hornby connected on a second score. In Spirit Lake, Estherville Midgets crushed Spirit Lake 26 to 0 as fumbles and mud dominated a wet field. Lyons suffered a fractured leg for Spirit Lake.
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Estherville Junior College
Fort Dodge
Sunderland
Estherville Pas
Ft. Dodge
Hornby
LE Walker
Riecman
LT Messerly McNally
Welp
Miller Coleman Rost
Cadwell Cook
Nieson Reed
RE _ Dooley
Burt
Rafferty Cavanaugh
Donahue Krahmer
Hanson Woods
Rica
Estherville
Eveleth
Rost
Leland
Swenberg
Cavanaugh
Merryman
Rice
Johnson
Hanson
Hicks
Cherokee
Norton
Spencer
Ball
Graettinger
Spirit Lake
Spirit ‘Lake
Lyons
Marriages Tie St James Pair to Blue Earth Partners
Everett P. Peterson 26 and Vivian F. Stoquist 20 of St James Minn wed at 3:50 PM Monday at the Baptist parsonage with Rev J Albert Riggs officiating. Also joining in matrimony were Harold S. Sampson and Hazel E. Ferguson legal, Dell D. Finley 53 and Minnie A. Prochnow 57 of New Ulm Minn, Clarence G. Ventweber 27 of Alexander Iowa and Mildred M. Louis 28 of Belmond Iowa, Paul T. Stenberg 28 of St James and Charlotte M. Harris 19 of Blue Earth Minn in the same ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett P. Peterson
St. James
Minn
Vivian F. Stoquist
Harold S. Sampson
Legal
Minneapolis
Hazel E. Ferguson
Armstrong
Dell
Christian Stenberg
Charlotte M. Harris
Mist Chester Harris
Blue Earth
Baptist Parsonage
Albert Riggs
M Cerny
Sperbeck for legislature gets editorial support in Kossuth
Editors across Kossuth county urge Ray Sperbeck to announce his candidacy. The Titania Topic editor praises him as independent in religion and politics who supports the underdog, hails his Estherville roots, and notes broad backing from local friends. The piece also cites rail regulation debates, transport costs, and tax burdens shaping public opinion.
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Kossuth
Iowa
Ray Sperbeck
Kossuth County
Wolfe
The
Titania Topic
Hoover
London
Ray
Estherville
Invited To Fire School In Estherville Chamber Event
All members of the Estherville Chamber of Commerce are invited to a firemen’s party at 8 46 p m Tuesday October 12 in city hall after the District Fire School adjourns A large invitation effort targets four hundred invitations sent by Wm Sykes and his secretary Miss Muriel Westrem with sessions for demonstrations and talks by fire officials from several towns and the state including J Vincent Pyle state fire marshal J P Koster and others The program includes demonstrations in handling hose knots laddering and equipment and features musical groups and a tour of the local packing plant with refreshments to follow the school adjournment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. P. Koster
Estherville
Koster
Knight
Wm. M. Bale
J. E. Wilson
Estherville Fire Department
Roland Fagre
Ruth Jackson
Eddie Fossum
Don Nicholson
Jurries
Lester
Dorothy
Wilbur
Bernice Jurries
Work Starts On New Road Into Okoboji
Okoboji launches road upgrade to improve Des Moines beach area from Ft. Dodge point to Hayward's bay. Mayor Bascom says an 8 ton grader bought for 800 dollars will keep streets in first class condition, with road breaker and snow plow, to be finished before snowfall.
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Okoboji
Des Moines Beach
Ft. Dodge Point
Dixon’s Beach
Hayward's Bay
M. C. Bascom
Pocahontas County
Market to locate in Estherville for garden and farm goods
W M Bicard of Sioux City visited Estherville on Saturday to study sites for a market selling garden and farm products. He plans to move here after selecting a location and ready the property for next spring, calling Estherville an important needed industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Bicard
Sioux City
Estherville
Service Star Legion to Have Business Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting of the Service Star Legion held Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Legion club rooms important business will be transacted The president Mrs W G Gordon seeks large attendance to plan the forget me not sale set for Saturday Oct 16 Refreshments will be served by a committee led by Mrs Ella Davidson with Mrs F H Rhodes Mrs Helen Pullen and Dr Bertha Gaard VA New sidewalks are being laid along the Rock Island property on Lincoln street north of the depot A cement drive and walks are under construction at the Robert s oil station west of the tracks Glen Style and wife and John Huss of Fairmont Minn visited the Leo Waters home Sunday Huss is the son of the Fairmont postmaster
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Service Star Legion
Legion Club
W. G. Gordon
Ella Davidson
F. H. Rhodes
Helen Pullen
Bertha Gaard
Rock Island
Lincoln Street
Robert's Oil
Glen Style
John Huss
Fairmont
Minn
Leo Waters
Mr. Huss
Estherville Plans Large City Census During November
An unofficial Estherville census will be taken in the second week of November under the Estherville Chamber of Commerce. A three member committee led by Dr G G Griffith will supervise district supervisors and volunteers. Workers will cover two or three city blocks each, collecting names addresses household details and school attendance among other information. Women are urged to volunteer and contact the chamber for assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Chamber of Commerce
G. G. Griffith
Chamber of Commerce Office
Delegates chosen for district conference by American Legionaux
Delegates and alternates to a district conference were elected at a meeting of the American Legion auxiliary. The local women will attend the October 13 meeting in Fort Dodge. After the business session, bridge and bunco were played with Mrs Ed Sorum and Mrs Hattie Osmundson winning high scores. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by Mrs G W Brink with helpers. A prize will be drawn at each meeting for all paid members, with Mrs Ralph McKay the recent winner. Upcoming Roosevelt P T A meeting features a skit The Duchess Bounces In a mock wedding and a spelling bee. Refreshments follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ft. Dodge
Bridge
Bunco
Ed Sorum
Hattie Osmundson
G. W. Brink
Ray Bryan
Harry Jones
Gene Weir
Art Fossum
J. H. Cramer
Ralph McKay
Roosevelt P. T. A
Chiropractic Doctor Dies of Heart Attack in Harlin
Dr. Frank W. Hanson aged 40, a chiropractor with Estherville ties, died suddenly of a heart attack at his Harlin home after a two week illness. He practiced in Estherville Guthrie Center Avoca and Tinlan in recent years. Survived by his wife and four sisters he was the family's only brother. Funeral at Platte South Dakota tomorrow at three.
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Frank W. Hanson
Camilla Hanson
Estherville
Harlan
Hanson
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Guthrie Center
Avoca
Tinlan
Platte, S. D
Miss Hanson
Weather Outlook for Plains and Valleys October 4 to 9
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys and the northern and central Great Plains, precipitation is indicated across the first half of the week and again by week’s end. Temperatures are expected to be normal or higher for most areas.
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Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
Aid party marks 50th Lutheran Ladies Aid anniversary
A large Estherville Lutheran church mission conference wrapped up with Rev. Harold Martinson and Rev. J. J. Akre among speakers. The event honored the 50 year founding of the Lutheran Ladies Aid, featuring readings, songs, and a luncheon for 160 attendees. Leaders and guests included Rev. Akre and family, Rev. Strand, Mrs. Nasby, and Mrs. Lee, with a $232 home and foreign missions offering noted.
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Esthervile Lutheran Church
Harold Martinson
J. J. Akre
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Estherville
H. N. Lee
Harold Reed
Geo. Vagle
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
S. Strand
Nilsine Nasby
H. Engh
Mathre
A. H.nasby
Mesdames H. N. Lee
E. H. Shaw
Elmer Adams
Mathie
Mesdames
N. C. Christenson
John Hansen
Oscar Payre
Nels Anderson
Adelaide
Wallingford
Martinson
J. J
Akre
New Member On Faculty Adds Shifts in Local Schools
The board accepted the resignation of John C. Slover effective Friday October 1. Slover, English teacher and junior college debate coach, will move to Fort Dodge to replace Ralph Nichols as campus speech teacher at the University of Minnesota. David Grant, former reading teacher, will fill Slover’s high school post, bringing two years of grad work and debate coaching experience. Mrs Idi L. Schuler will succeed Grant in the junior high, with prior training at Nebraska, South Dakota, and Madison Normal.
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John C. Slover
Board of Education
Slover
Fort Dodge
Ralph Nichols
Nichols
University of Minnesota
David Grant
Idi L. Schuler
Grant
Emmet Consolidated School
Schuler
University of Nebraska
University of South Dakota
Madison Normal
Madison
Wis
Directional signs to packing plant to be displayed
The Chamber of Commerce voted to erect suitable packing company direction signs within city limits to ease traffic for visitors. Ed Beck Promotion chairman says people drive from distances up to 100 miles to see the modern plant in the middle west. Signs to be in place by October 15. One hundred small signs bearing Motherville will be placed around Estherville area to guide unfamiliar visitors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Ed Beck
Industria
Motherville
Therzow
Estherville
Fracture Of Skull Is Fatal In Estherville Youth
Louis Zeillman 25 of Estherville died at Spirit Lake hospital after a fall from an inner stair railing at the Central ballroom. He suffered a right basal skull fracture and never regained consciousness. Zeillman had been at the dance with friends, came to Estherville two weeks ago, worked at the packing plant, and earlier lived in Madison Wisconsin. His parents in Louisville were notified. Funeral plans await word from the family.
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Louis Zeillman
Estherville
Spirit Lake Hospital
Zeillman
Isham Jones
Madison
Wisc
Louisville
L. J. Savage
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Okoboji residents protest Milwaukee Depot removal
A delegation led by Mayor M. C. Bascom will travel to Des Moines on Wednesday October 6 to appeal before the state commerce commission over the Milwaukee railway depot at Okoboji. Once a regional hub the depot has dwindled in use and now serves only as a waiting room amid Arnold's Park expansion.
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Okoboji
M. C. Bascom
Des Moines
State Commerce Commission
Milwaukee Railway
Arnold’s Park
Golden Sun Milling Company Installs New 25 Ton Scale
Golden Sun Milling Company completes installation of a new 25 ton Fairbanks scale on a concrete platform. The latest design provides accurate weighing as loads are now measured on the scale.
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Golden Sun Milling Company
Mrs Helen Pullen Hosts Estherville Ladies Club
Mrs Helen Pullen will host the A B club at her North Sixth Street home tomorrow afternoon after a one o clock luncheon. Attending are Mrs Ella Davidson Mrs Geo Conley Mrs TI O Lillie Mrs Albert Barber Mrs FE I Sandrol Mrs Geo Nichols Mrs Wm Luikart Mrs A A Grim Mrs Ella McArdle and the hostess. Duane Mrs BE A Lyon of Canoga Park Calif visits Myrtle Erb. Harold Erb and the two ladies drove to Sioux City for doctors to check Mrs Erb’s healing arm. Cast may be removed. Mr and Mrs J G Mueller of St Cloud Minn visited Friday. They were returning from a trip to California. Mrs Thos Doyle left for Minneapolis to visit daughters Mrs Cletus Keogh and Mrs Katharine Nolan.
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Helen Pullen
A. B. Club
North Sixth Street
Estherville
Hse
Ella Davidson
Geo
Conley
TI. O
Lillie
Albert Barber
FE I
Sandrol
Geo, Nichols
Wm. Luikart
A. A. Grim
Ella McArdle
Duane
BE. A. Lyon
Canoga Park
Calif
Myrtle Erb
Harold Erb
Sioux City
Mrs. Erb
J. G. Mueller
St. Cloud, Minn
California
Thos. Doyle
Minneapolis
Cletus Keogh
Katherine Nolan
Markets Report Selections for Corn Oats Barley Hogs and Cream
The report lists grain prices for No 4 Yellow corn at 60 cents oats No 2 White and No 8 White at 28 cents malting barley No 2 around 70 cents, heavy Spring weights to 5 Ibs at 20 40 cents, 4 to 5 Ibs at 18 1/4 cents, heavy hens over 5 Ibs at 18 cents, heavy hens 4 to 6 lbs at 17 cents, light and Leghorn hens at 14 cents, heavy cocks over 5 Ibs at 10 1/4 cents, hens and cocks figures, eggs and general dairy cream prices listed.
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Peewee
BBC Hogs
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