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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1939

Page

3

Florida Follies and Public Voices Rally in Editorial Fragment

A collage of editorials and notices discusses deer slaughter in Collier county, calls for less government in business, and stresses practical thinking. It highlights W M Jeffers remarks on government, business, and recovery, plus local pride in Miss Clara Kennedy as Emmet county postmistress chosen for a national reception. Remaining items urge subscriptions, advertising for local papers, and autograph requests from notable figures.

Emmet County Clara Kennedy Estherville National Postmasters Association White House Washington, D. C Miss Kennedy

V.R. Junior Group of A C D A Initiates Four New Members

Four new members were initiated at a city hall ceremony by the V.R. Junior Group of the Catholic Daughters of America. The class included Jean Nolan Kathryn Sullivan Lucile Burns and Mary Lou Brawford. A social launch followed the meeting hosted by Mary K Donovan and Ellen Conway.

Catholic Daughters of America Jean Nolan Kathryn Sullivan Lucile Burns Mary Lou Brawford Mary K. Donovan Ellen Conway

Superior Woman Minnie Weaver Dies in Superior Iowa

Minnie Wood Weaver died October 6 1939 in Superior Iowa aged 68 years 6 months 6 days after visiting family in Iowa Falls. Born March 30 1872 in Adams Minnesota she moved to Hardin County Iowa then to Superior in 1900. Survived by four children eight grandchildren and many relatives with funeral October 8 at the Methodist church in Superior.

Superior Minnie Wood Weaver Iowa Falls Minnie Wood Weaver Adams Minnesota Towa John O Anna Wood Hardin County H. B. Weaver Floyd Walnut Floyd Weaver Ruth Irvin Esther Mae Edna Louise Walnut Grove Minn A. M. Stewart Juanita Jack Dee Richardson Sioux Falls South Dakota John Wood Windom Ben Wood Oliver Win Wood Ruby Jean Town Falls Iowa George Wood Wheeler Mont Harry Wood Harry Jr Betty Jean Lyle Jesse Wood Marlin Don Carl Wood Maxine Weaver Sioux City Ed Wood Whitetail Lig‘nett Kenneth Hewitt Yola William Genevieve Branard Verlyn Parker Patricia Doyle James Pruitt

Wind storm damages farms and sheds across Minnesota

A wind and electrical storm last week swept the region from Dolliver to Armstrong and hit Graettinger weakly, with D. C. Barringer losing a large machine shed and a straw stack. Communities in Mankato Owatonna Blue Earth Mower Waseca and Freeborn counties reported farm building damage totaling over 3000 dollars. Mrs Chas Holmquist of Cedar Rapids visited relatives in town.

Dolliver Armstrong Graettinger the Times D. C Barringer Ted Christensen Minnesota Mankato Owatonna Blue Earth Mower Waseca Freeborn

Elected Head of Group Leads Ducam Conference

Bernard G. Reynolds of Estherville was elected diocesan president of the Ducam, a Catholic youth union, at a Fort Dodge assembly attended by over 1,500 Sioux City diocese youths. Bishop Edmond Heelan installed officers. delegates from many towns and colleges joined a social hour and banquet after Mass at Corpus Christi church.

Bernard G. Reynolds Estherville Ducam Fort Dodge Sioux City Edmond Heelan Dueam J.J. Keane Barney Reynolds Eugene McNally Gregory McNally Donald McKirchy Maxine Donovan Donald Bryan Geo. Mausel Ambrose Hoffman Cyril Bormann Lois Bormann Mary Origer Michael Reynolds Alice Ulrich Margaret Maine Don Nicholson Ward Smith Melvin Nepps Mary Nepp Bill Hunter Bob Kennedy The Dream Joseph Janning Storm Lake Philip Schmidt Alton Jeanne Arnold Ruth Vernimont Carroll Stefan Halaszyn Trinity College Barbara Bulpit Ellen Crilly Briarcliff College Ducam Bulletin Mary Catherine Pint Fort Frye Barnum Clare Rockwell City Churdan Maple River Manson Templeton Breda Dension Algona Perry Pocahontas Vail LeMars Remsen Pomeroy Balmer Cherokee Emmetsburg Bancroft Lake City Manning Ruthven Ayrshire Alta Trinity and Briarcliff Corpus Christi Sacred Heart St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Nest Knights of Columbus ‘Hall Corpus Christi Church Heelan Julius J. Berger

Sorum At District Meet in Clarion Iowa

County superintendent Marie Sorum attended a northwest Iowa meeting of district superintendents with R A Griffin from the state education department to discuss school law. Lee Brown recovering from injuries after a two vehicle crash near Pocahontas. he expects to return to work soon. Ray Taylor of the Taylor cafe shows an 18 pound 41 inch Northern Pike from Spirit Lake to be mounted for display.

Marie Sorum Clarion Iowa R. A. Griffin State Department of Education Lee Brown Gilmore City A. C. Brown Mr. Brown Sinek Near Plover Po‘cahontas Brown Humboldt Equitable Life Assurance Society Ray Taylor Taylor Cafe Central Spirit Lake Taylor

Edwards Is Found Guilty of Bus Speeding

Maurice Edwards of Estherville was found guilty in Justice of the Peace M H Schloe’s court for operating a school bus at speeds over 35 mph. Patrolman Myron L Dean testified the bus reached 60 mph near Graettinger while returning football players from Emmetsburg. The defense argued a governor limited speed to 40 mph, with speeds reported from 85 to 40 mph by riders. Costs were charged to Edwards, with potential contract cancellation and a $100 fine or 30 days imprisonment under applicable code, final penalty pending motor vehicle department guidance.

Justice of Peace M. H. Schloeman Maurice Edwards Estherville Edwards Myron L. Dean Graettinger Dean Emmetsburg Gach Vern-Nordeen Elmer Daniel Boone Warren Loveland Donald Tracy Cecil Woods George Brandt Marvin Sorum Donald Sawyer Wilburn Swanson James Edwards Maurice Harry Coffie Coffie Motor Vehicle Department Attorney General’s Office Justice Schloeman

Tag Day nets 90 for veterans at Knoxville hospital

Proceeds from sale of blue forget me not flowers by the Service Star Legion will be sent to Des Moines to aid veterans at the Knoxville hospital. About 1000 flowers sold by a corps of children netted roughly $90 during Saturday's sale. W. F. Carey, uncle by marriage to Estherville residents, died Monday morning at his Albert Lea home after summer illness, as families gathered for the Kiefer Hoffman wedding. Funeral services are set for tomorrow with many relatives and neighbors planning to attend.

Service Star Legion Des Moines Knoxville Hospital W. F. Carey Estherville Albert Lea

Helmers Receives Ten Days For Drunkenness

Albert Helmers arrested overnight for drunkenness was sentenced to ten days in jail today by Mayor Fred Ehlers.

Albert Helmers Fred Ehlers

Court To Open Here October 31

Fall term of Emmet county court starts in Estherville on Tuesday October 31 with Hon G W Stillman presiding. Petit jury drawn yesterday called for Nov 7 grand jury meets Nov 1. Notices must be filed by Friday Oct 20. Jury panel listed includes Virgil Black Leo Clare J D Gray Berger Handeland Faye Haskins Ivah Hedwick John Hemmingson Lena Hildreth Rose Ingvall Regina Langmo Ethel Meadows Pauline Medin Gretchen Pankuk Mrs John Russell J A Zimmerman Mabel Johnston Estherville Mrs Carrie Anderson Mrs Beryl Cook Mrs Opal Seeth Theo Torreson Wallingford Gilbert Burgess John Huisman Willis Harris Harry Harrison Armstrong Harvey Jacobsen Lee Peterson Ringsted Clenuts on Ethel Whalen Dolliver Henry Wempe Terril Dora Webbé Graettinger.

Virgil Black Leo Clare J. D. Gray Berger Handeland Faye Haskins Ivah Hedwick John Hemmingson Lena Hildreth Rose Ingvall Regina Langmo Ethel Meadows Pauline Medin Gretchen Pankuk John Russell J. A. Zimmerman Mabel Johnston Estherville Carrie Anderson Beryl Cook Opal Seeth Theo. Torreson Wallingford Gilbert Burgess John Huisman Willis Harris Harry Harrison Armstrong Harvey Jacobsen Lee Peterson Ringsted Cle Nutson Ethel Whalen Dolliver Henry Wempe Terril Dora Webbé Graettinger

Misty Rain Brings Modest Benefits After Dry Spell

A light misty rain fell Sunday night and yesterday, totaling .63 inch and soaking dry ground. Official readings show scattered precip with a stretch of seasonal temperatures, 38s to 82s, and outlooks calling for variable rain across regions later in the week.

Knights of Pythias announces date change for events

The Knights of Pythias Lodge will conduct work in the rank of Esquire on Thursday night October 12. All members are urged to attend. Due to a conflicting lodge date the Knights of Pythias banquet and social night moved from Tuesday October 10 to Thursday October 19. Please note the date change.

V.kk. OF K. of P. Lodge Brank of Esquire Knights of Pythias

Directors to Meet at Emmet County Show Board

The board of directors of the Emmet County Agricultural Show will meet tomorrow evening at the Chamber of Commerce office.

Emmet County Agricultural Show Chamber of Commerce

District Meet of Clubs Here in Estherville

Four hundred delegates are expected for the Eighth District meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs to be held in Estherville Tuesday and Wednesday. Plans are complete with committees from Batherville Armstong Ringsted and the Estherville Chamber cooperating. Meetings will be at the church with a banquet at the Orleans hotel and a 60th federation anniversary tea at the Methodist church parlor. The program features talks by Rev Judh Finnegan and Miss Jessie M Parker with musical numbers from local performers and a reading by Mrs T C Mann followed by an Information Please session led by Mrs Reich Richards.

Lews R. EK. Creger Orleans Methodist Church Judh Finnegan Ames President Student Centers Foundation Jessie M. Parker State Superintenden of Public Instruction F. W. Ortmeyer Wm. M. Bale J. W. Morse C. N. Kelley Boone R. S. Knight Mas. B. Tedrow

Mrs Mabel Hausner Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs Mabel Hausner widow of William Hausner died at her home on South 9th street at 8 pm after about eight months of cancer. She was born in Bremer county and married in 1894, moving to Estherville 34 years ago. Surviving are three daughters and five sons, all expected to attend Thursday funeral at East Side cemetery.

Mabel Hausner William Hausner South 9Th Street M. S. Warren Earl Tuttle Estherville Alice Tupper Waucoma Lioyd Merle Ralph Chicago Glade City Texas M. L Knoxville Towa East Side

Local grower harvests peaches in northern Iowa

W Nf Water man a local nurseryman reports harvesting a surprising number of peaches from a tree in his yard. He notes the tree would yield more if planted near other peach trees, reflecting successful efforts to grow suitable varieties in northern Iowa.

W. Nf. Waterman Iowa

Relative of Local Family Passes Away

Wold, 7, recently died in Long Beach California. He was a cousin of the local Wold family and brother of Dr W W Wold of Jackson Minnesota and Louis of Luverne. He ran a large mercantile business at Rock Rapids before moving to California where he worked in the oil industry. He was a pioneer of Laverne Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Norry Adams attended the funeral of Adams sister-in-law Mrs A L Adams in Magan City after a long illness.

S. 8. Wold Long Beach Calif Wold W. W. Wold Jackson Adams A. AL. Adams

Limited Duck Stamp Supply Warns Hunters

Postmasters warn duck hunters to buy stamps early as each office holds a small stock. Estherville has 106 on hand, with Des Moines able to supply up to 196 if needed, though a rush could deplete local stocks. Kennedy forwards daily funds, but new stamps may be unavailable until received, making early purchase essential. About fifty stamps already sold locally.

Estherville Des Moines Miss Kennedy

Slicker Is Arrested In Be L Schreck Fraud Case

Estherville police arrested Be L. Schreck, 30, on fraud complaints accusing him of posing as a repairman for vacuum brands. He allegedly visited several homes, claimed machine faults, and sold abused demo vacuums as replacements after pretending they were lightly used. He faces trial on fraud charges.

Estherville Be L. Schreck Fone Schreck

Local P T A Reports Expenditures From TB Fund

The P T A council executive board met at the superintendent's office to review TB fund expenditures for health projects in Estherville schools. Funds supported glasses for needy children, Pan Hellenic Milk fund, a TB case finding program, tuberculin tests and X rays. As of Sept 1 the fund stood at 285 with plans for another health project this year.

P. T. A. Council Supt N. E. Demoney Tawa A. I. Reed State Board of Health TP. T. A North Central Estherville Glen Pullen County Seal Sale Tuberculosis Ass'n Sen Pan-Hellenic Milk Fund Emmet

Fire Prevention Week Urges Hazards Cleanup Across Nation

President Roosevelt proclaims Fire Prevention Week Oct 8 to 14 urging all citizens, fire departments, insurers, and cities to observe rules and remove fire hazards. Local officials promote inspections of business districts, schools, and homes, with drills and voluntary checks to reduce fire waste.

Roosevelt United States Tn No Page Co-Operative Adjayout Fimmet County J. P. Koster

Re-elected as Emmet county agricultural chair seven times

Nels G. Christiansen of Ringsted was re-elected chair man of the Emmet county agricultural committee at a Saturday meeting. Burl Horswell became vice chairman, with Lee Miller, Harry Resh, A. B. Rosenberger as alternates. Carolyn Osmundsen named secretary treasurer. Other delegates from 12 townships named, including Myhre, Resh, Feddersen, Sumner, Herum, Jespersen, Frank, and Morten. Hilmer Larsen sold his grand champion cow for 600 dollars to Borg’s Farms of DeLavan Wisconsin, the Wisconsin firm winning 14 of 16 firsts at the Town State fair. Joyce Brinwle returned from Iowa City after braces removal and therapy.

Nels G. Christiansen Ringsted Emmet Christensen Burl Horswell Armstrong Lee Miller Dolliver Harry Resh Wallingford A. B. Rosenberger Carolyn Osmundsen Oscar H. Myhre Estherville High Lake Chris Feddersen Iowa Lake Earl Sumners Jack Creek Percy B. Herum Lincoln Chris Jespersen Swan Lake John HE. Frank 12 Mile Lake Armstrong Grove Center Nels Christensen Denmark O. FE. Morten Ellsworth T. R. Herbrandson Hilmer Larsen Borg’s Farms DeLavan Wisconsin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sy BY Rae ‘G. A. Nichols Florida Follies Collier County Eer Tallahassee Florida Lake Wales Highlander Utah Bankers W. M. Jeffers Union Pacific Railroad Company Fort Dodge Messenger Vindicator Accounta Dlinee Nwa Tivy V.R._JUNIOR GROUP C. D. OF Minnie Weaver Son Lloyd Weaver Chas. Holmquist Cedar Rapids Lucy Bale Bernard Reynolds Ducam Society V.R Sorum Northwest G. W. Stillman Helmers Maem Yee Ee A. O. Peterson Wrsaee Vevnee Weather Outlook Mississippi Lower Missouri Great Plains Dakotas Slicker T. B Nels Christiansen Gladys .Brinwle Iowa City Joyce University Hospital
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