Midgets Face Sibley in Lakes Conference Friday
Coach Floyd Tate's Midgets return to Lakes Conference action against Sibley at 8:00 p m on Sunderlin field. Most injured players return, but Bill Kelly is out. Sibley, coached by Auggie Luther, seeks revenge after last year's 6–0 loss to Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Tate
Sunderlin Field
Sibley High School
Tate
Bill Kelly
Sibley Generals
Auggie Luther
Luther College
Kethervilla
Estheville
Dale Norton
Spencer
Supt
Vandawilt
Milford
Maurice Leavenwood
Excelsior
Jim Kennedy
Youmanns
Cecil ‘Woods
Gibson
Loveland
Chalberg
Sawyer
Yule
Hageback
Brams
Hirschey
Cox
Cramer
Burns
Bryan
Hintz
Swanson
Mitchell
Otto
Shaw
Kint
Nine Men to Leave for Des Moines Draft Center
A draft board call for 18 men was reduced to nine due to availability. They will ride the M and St. L railroad to Fort Dodge, then bus to the Des Moines induction center. Named selects include Carlson, Harland, Hanson, Lucas, Steffen, Tyerson, Warrington, Collins, and Schultz. Four have joined the Navy. one recruit failed his physical. Local doctors note free exam services and urge punctual attendance. The article also praises local football performances by Thompson, Elwood, Cramer, and Yule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Charles Robert Carlson
Jack Minn
Raymond Harland
Jas. Hanson
Estherville
James Lucas
Ringsted
Frank Steffen
Emmet
Cooking School Set by Vindicator and Republican Hosts
The Vindicator and Republican announce a two day cooking school for Emmet county women and neighboring areas. October 17 and 18 at 2:00 pm in the Roosevelt auditorium feature Mrs Christine Sanders as demonstrator, with home economy tips and a round table discussion for household questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Roosevelt Auditorium
Bringip
Christine Sanders
St James Poultry Show Plans 22nd Annual Exhibition
St James residents attended the Emmet county poultry and grain show in Estherville where St James Poultry association announced its 22nd annual exhibition set for October 30 to November 1. Entries must be filed by 6 00 p m Tuesday October 28 to compete for premiums. S Horton of St James serves as secretary treasurer and welcomes out of town entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James, Minn
Estherville
Emmet County
St. James
Freshmen football debut beats Spencer 6 to 0 on home field
Estherville freshmen grambled over Spencer on a school day afternoon 6 to 0 scoring late in the second quarter. Jack Reed and Knutson opened opportunities with runs and a pass to Carol Knutson set the lead. Bud Sifrit starred at end as the new squad impressed in first competition. others contributed solidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Elmer Starr
Spencer
Prairie Field
Thompson
Spencer Boys
Starr
Jack Reed
Knutson
Sifrit
Carol Knutson
Bud Sifrit
Wallingford man seeks $10,000 damages in fatal crash
John J. Heidecker, administrator of Minnie Heidecker's estate of Wallingford, seeks $10,000 for damages from a fatal August 30 crash near Grover. Defendant Clarence Schroeder faces the suit. The collision occurred about 6:30 pm at an intersection four and a half miles east of Grover, killing Mrs. Heidecker instantly. The case, filed Wednesday in Clerk of Courts Irwin C. Nichols’s office, may be heard at the November term. attorney Wm. S. Johnston represents Heidecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Heidecker
Wallingford
Minnie Hiedecker
Clarence Schroeder
Grover
Irwin C. Nichols
Lavell
Schroeder
Heidecker
Amdahl in Spirit Lake Hospital After Neck Break in Crash
Clarence Amdahl, injured Tuesday near Pipestone, is listed in fair condition at Spirit Lake hospital. The Rock Island railroad worker was thrown from a car when it collided with a passing vehicle, fracturing neck vertebrae and leaving him immobile and unable to receive visitors. He resides in Northville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Amdahl
Spirit Lake
Amdahl
Pipestone
Minn
Mr. Amdahl
Rock Island Railroad
Stherville
Paper delays solved by a pin and a St Paul part
Readers of the Vindicator and Republican faced missed deliveries on Monday night and Tuesday morning due to a printer’s pin problem. A new part from St Paul was needed, but the paper was finally printed Tuesday afternoon. Estherville hosted Mr and Mrs Robert West of Truman Minnesota who renewed their subscription during the visit. West has read the paper since helping his grandfather read it in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator & Republican
St. Paul
Enterprise Office
Robert West
Truman, Minn
Estherville
Organize Boys Work in Estherville YMCA
W R Sidels hosted Estherville men to organize YMCA boys work in the city. Don Diamond elected president, Gordon Yager treasurer, with plans for district groups and future meetings including October 15 at Diamond the Friendly Indians group and a Pioneer unit under Harold Reed. The semi annual Pow Wow with Spencer is set for October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sidels
Estherville
YMCA
Sidles
Don Diamond
Martin Grebe
Frank Vasey
Fred Sawyer
F. W
Estherville Ymga
Gordon Yager
Mr Yager
Messrs Grebe
Vander Ploey
Vasey
Diamond
Harold Reed
Spencer
Legion Plans Armistice Day Celebration November 11
Maurice Doyle Post of the American Legion schedules a large Armistice Day event on November 11 at the K P Clair rooms above J C Penney Store. Activities include bingo and entertainment, cafeteria style luged, and a big evening dance starting at 6 00 PM. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Doyle
American Legion
K. P. Clair
J. C. Penney
Wa-tan-ye club holds 17th fall board meeting at Nevada
Miss Berne Clark presided at the 17th annual Wa-tan-ye fall board meeting held Sunday in Nevada. Attendees included board and lay members from Estherville Clinton Dubuque Clear Lake Mason City Fort Dodge Denison Carroll West Des Moines Nevada Jackson Minn and Morris NL. A luncheon at Indian Creek Golf and Country Club featured an Indian theme with totem centerpieces and booklet place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne Clark
Wa-tan-ye Club
Nevada
Estherville
Clinton
Dubuque
Clear Lake
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Denison
Carroll
Wes Moines
Jackson
Minn
Morris
Indian Creek Golf and Country Club
Miss Clark
Elsie Ty Osborne
Fern Jackman
Ruth Arely
Albert Lea
Oreta Jacobson
Lucille Peterson
Wa-tan-yans
Estherville Club
Clark
Peterson
Jackman
Jarene Greer
Genevieve Whaley
Maude Hamilton
Lois Inman
Sarah Bennett
Clara E. Kennedy
Beulah Schultz
Kenrietta Miller
One Week To Hunt Pheasants
Iowa counties expand a seven day pheasant season from November 12 to 18 amid a record bird supply. The Iowa Conservation Commission opened 13 new counties and extended the open area while closing four southwest counties due to census results. Daily hunting runs noon to 6 pm with a three bird bag limit and six in possession. female birds are rarer per census. VR. Gordon Griffis visited Cedar Rapids with his father and relatives.
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Emmet
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Big Bird Supply Commission
Towa
Delaware
Buchanan
Grondy
Hardin
Hamilton
Calhoun
Lacida
Woodbury
Plymouth
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Hlamboldt
Wright
Josiklin
Butler
Bremer
Fayette
Chickasaw
Floyd
Cerca Gordo
Hancock
Nossyth
Palo Alto
Gay
O'Brien
Lions
Jayon
Osceola
Dickinson
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Mills
Fremont
Gordon Griffis
Cedar Rapids
City Grants 10 Percent Raise to Most Staff
City council approves a 10 percent raise for most municipal employees effective October 1, excluding police. The boost costs about 3650 dollars monthly and raises several workers from hourly and weekly rates, including clerks, engineers, electricians, and janitorial staff, with some gains listed by name and old versus new pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Springs
George Shadle
Russel Peterson
J. W. van Falkenburg
Harry Sims
Dorothy Rogers
Vera Heyer
Lawrence Dickinson
Merton Mason
Kenneth Anderson
Fred Heiman
Marvin Peterson
C. D. Wilder
S I. Dow
Tlc. Keeler
Ray van Valkenturms
White
Frank Gebert
Stena Elgrup
David George
Joe Peterson
Spencer School Coach Resigns from Spencer High
Lyle Poulson, coach of Spencer high school, has resigned effective Oct. 15 to take a circulation agent post with the Des Moines Register and Tribune in Muscatine. The board has not named a successor. Want Jones, assistant coach, will continue coaching until a few candidates are selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Poulson
Spencer High School
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Muscatine
Board of Education
Poulton
Want Jones
Mrs Amos Mason Dies After Two Years Illness
Mrs Amos Mason, longtime Estherville resident, died Tuesday after a two year illness. Funeral services were held in Gilmore City with burial in Rolfe cemetery. Survived by husband Vernon Mason two daughters Mrs Thompson and Mrs Dan Calhan three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Thompson
Mason City
Amos Mason
Mason
Gilagere City
Rolfe Cemetery
Estherville
Gilmore City
Thompson
Dan Calhan
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Rodman to Host District Baseball Meet Soon
A district baseball tournament will be held in Rodman on October 10. Four teams compete with Rodman facing Titonka in the first round and Luverty meeting Dolliver. Winners meet in the finals Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodusan
Rodman
Titonka
Uverty
Dolliver
Excavation for new building on South Sixth Street
Excavation began Thursday for a new one story mixed use building on South Sixth Street just south of Sidles Grocery. Herman Jensen owns the Jot site. front space will house the Pantry Cafe by William Conklin with access to Sidles Grocery. Northern Lumber Co. holds the building contract. Huft Co. of Armstrong handles excavation.
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Sidles Grocery
South Sixth Street
Herman Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Pantry Cafe
William Conklin
Northern Lumber Company
Huft Company
Armstrong
Ralph Nichols Receives Honorable Mention for Dairy Work
Ralph Nichols of Estherville earned honorable mentions for outstanding dairy herd improvement work in Town last year. Alvin Lueder of Washington County won top state honors and a gold watch at the Dairy Herd Improvement Association banquet in Waterloo, with Successive Farming presenting the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nichols
Estherville
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Alvin Lueder
Washington County
Lueder O
Waterloo
VER
Cities Service Oil to Manage Barnsdall Station
Cities Service Oil will assume management of the Barnsdall station at Central and Fifth avenues on Monday. The station has been run by Herman Rohde in recent months but he will not continue with the new venture.
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The
Cities Service Oil Company
Barnsdall
Central and
Fifth Avenues
Herman Rohde
V.R
Winners to be listed in Tuesdays Vindicator and Republican
A list of winners in the Em met County Grain and Poultry show will appear Tuesday in the Vindicator and Republican along with a full story of the Pie Baking contest held with the show. Space constraints prevented publication of the story this week.
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Emmet County
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Sibley
Leonard Waldron
Einnet County
Elwood
John Cramer
John Heidecker
Minnie Heidecker
Estherville High School
Legion
VLA
Lynn Federberg
Bernice Clark
Oliver Langmo
Crawies
William Young
Thy
Mono
Crawford
Carrol
Greene
Toone
Webster
Story
Marshall
Sixth Street
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