Two Young People Called by Death This Week
Obituaries recall Mrs. Roy Nelson who died at 1, and Milford Lionel Johnson who passed away October 5 at Oak Park Sanatorium. Nelson was 18 months past birth. Johnson, age 24, left parents and several siblings. Funeral arrangements noted, with interment at Oak Hill cemetery and services in Estherville and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nelson
Myrtle Harriet Erickson
Milford Lionel Johnson
Dunnell
Minnesota
Albert Johnson
Estherville
Minneapolis
Oak Park Sanitarium
Iowa
Clarence
Fort Podge
Enos O'Shaughnessy
Grand. Forks
N. D
A. C Munson
Eric Ericson
Minn
Methodist Church
Jim Kirk
Mike
Joe Erpelding
Raymond Jensen
Walter Blazer
Russel Ike
Oak Hill
Oscar Anderson
Amenda Nelson
Boone
Allie Merlin
Scranton
Carl Hedberg
Boxholm
Autos Purchased in Local Listings Highlighted Brands
S G Stueland of Halfa buys a Ford coupe Laura Demaree of Ringsted acquires a Willys Sedan Roy Art of Batherville selects a Chevy sedan Ed Wm Paterson of Ringsted makes a Ford Milo C Brown of Estherville chooses a Chrysler sedan Jacob Plier of Halfa gets a Ford coupe Guy L Pields of Dolliver buys a Ford touring Brunswold of Estherville adds a Buick coach Paul Glasenapp of Ringsted purchases a Moon Two Door Sedan John B Blom of Grover obtains a Moon Two Door Sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Stueland
Halfa
Ford
Laura EK Demaree
Ringsted
Willys
John B. Blom
Grover
Moon
Weather outlook period Oct 11 to Oct 16 includes showers
Period from Oct 11 to Oct 16 calls for occasional showers with most days wet. Temperatures start warm, then cool Monday night and Tuesday, with a gradual rise later in the week and a rebound in temperatures by Thursday.
Second District Meeting Of Episcopal Auxiliary At Spencer
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church 10th District meets at Spencer on Oct 21 1926. The program opens with Holy Communion at St Stephen's Church 11:00 am followed by a bring your own dinner picnic in the guild hall. District Chairman Mrs E B Soper invites participation and notes the Bishops Crusade missionary program to energize rural churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church
Spencer
E. B. Soper
Emmetsburg
Woman’s Auxiliary
10Th District
The
Kossuth
Emmet
Palo Alto
Clay
Dickinson
St. Stephen's Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Iowa
Prizes Awarded In Bird Contest At Superior
The Superior Culture Club sponsored a bird life contest in local schools to foster conservation. North Superior and Superior school winners were announced with first and second prizes for both older and younger divisions. Children recorded high bird counts and nests, while judges Barnes of Estherville and Dr. Erbts of Lake Lake selected winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Superior Culture
North Superior
Daryl Baker
Geneva Baker
Maxine Baker
Clarence Welp
Superior School
Genevieve Youman
Charlotte Zerfoss
Beth Bringle
Clifford Ingalls
Genevieve Youmans Sarneetly
Bet Bringle
Little Ben
Barnes
Estherville
Berts
Eit Lake
Chime Clock Restored After Bank Closure Repair
Since Es ther ville State Bank closed in 1923 the big chime clock above its door was silent. Acme Sales hired a Minneapolis expert who repaired it this week, now chiming hourly with the Western Union schedule. A new dial in orange and green brightens its brass, harmonizing with the store's color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville State Bank
Acme
Minneapolis
Western Union
Acheme
Standard Oil Improves Station and Traffic Access
The local Standard Oil station is being greatly improved with tanks moved to one side of the building and the drive widened to increase operation convenience and traffic flow around the corner. August Lee was called to Rochester this morning due to his brother Emil's serious condition. little hope is held for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Lee
Rochester
Emil
Fall Festival Style Show At Grand Theatre In Estherville
Hundreds attended the Estherville fall festival opening at the Grand Theatre with a two show style display by Oransky Shadle Christensen Nau Bros Beymers St. Paul and Bringle Brothers Raife. Models wore stock from merchants, lights enhanced costumes, and several specialty numbers entertained between acts. Awards recognized township window displays with top honors to Twelve Mile Lake for farm products display in Christensen window. Center township, Swah Lake, Ellaworth and Jack Creek also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Grand Theatre
Oransky, Shadle and
Christensen
Nau Bros. Beymers
St. Paul
Bringle Brothers
Raife Shoe
Oransky
Beymers
Shadle
Beymer
Nau Brothers
Mahlum & Anderson
Ed. Broms
Fred Albertson
Orin
Misa
Manthe
Winnifred Janes
Fas
Lloyd Stockdale
Mildred Ivey
Betty Beymer
Lenora Hanson
Jack Edge
Marie McDonough
Vaneta
LaVon Brown
Mary Alica Erickson
Elenore Brown
Little Gene Hayden
Marion Peterson
Wm. Swift
Richard Morse
Adolph Egeland
Earl Bagan
Robert Hall
Fred Lyman
Porter Heneman
Lyle Kilgore
Frederick Albertson
Earl Griffith
Tallius Blank
Clifford Hemmingson
Herbert Aller
Kenneth Kohler
Franklin Wood
Frederick Wilson
Raymond Behrends
L. M. Christensen
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Center Township
Swah Lake
County Institute at Emmet County Teachers Institute
Emmet County hosts a two day teachers institute with an extensive program of sessions and lectures led by notable educators including Prof Brings Miss Young and Miss Show. The event features addresses by Hon David W Stew and Dr Homer B Hulbert, plus a banquet in Gardston and several conferences across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County Teachers Inspirational Institute
Marie Sport
Wilma Shaw
L. M
Rural
Jr. H
Grace Young
Mayme On
Gordon Randlatte
Brings
Miss Young
L. M. Brings
Misa Brophy
G. W. Randlatte
Emmet County
Gardston Hotel
Miss
Some Baby Comedy At Grand Theatre Tuesday Night
The De Molay chapter presents a farce titled Some Baby at the Grand Theatre Tuesday night. Directed by Della Sayers Gray of Des Moines, the laughter filled production features a cast led by Mrs Wollsmiller Cheryl Lambert Silvia Reylen Katherine Rhodes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
Grand Theatre
This City
Della Sayers Gray
Des Moines
Wollsmiller
Cheryl Lambert
Silvia Reylen
Katherine Rhodes
K. Reylen
Merritt Townsend Philip Martin
Romaine Kately
Geo. Burbeck
Ralph Robinson
Marsella Burbeck
Rith Beymerudge
Warren Roudebush
Ethel Gustafson
Lucille Norton
Myrtle Anderson
Henderson
Lucille Wylder
Victor Morrie
V.R
Local High Team Loses To Algona At Close Game
Estherville and Algona high schools met at Algona field in a tight 7 to 6 battle. Algona struck early with a 35 yard return and two touchdowns, Estherville replied in the final quarter with a pass to Halleck but failed on the kick. Johnson showed ability at quarterback and Estherville improved after the third. Businessmen in Estherville boosted the team with nineteen pep telegrams and captain Peterson thanked the Western Union manager for timely messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonat
Algona
Estherville
Johnson
Halleck
Petersen
L. E
Ulensyang
L. T
Turner
L. G
Buckley
R. E
Cox
R. T.s
Algona Jane
Estherville High School
Peterson
Western Union
Brady
Dr. Griffith
Gamble Robinson Co
Sinateator
Republican
Grants
Gardston Drug
Nau Brothers
K. & K. Hardware
Jay Johnston
G. W. Gruwell
Walker Moter Co
Bringle Brothers
Ralph Oehrlein
Irving Nichols
St. Paul
First Trust & Savings Bank
W. D
L J Dickinson to Speak at G of C Meet
Congressman L J Dickinson will address the Gardston Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Gardston hotel on Monday noon October 18. He will discuss political issues of the day, farm problems, and may outline a summer white house proposal for the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Dickinson
Chamber of Commerce
Gardston Hotel
Mr. Dickingon
White House
Forty-One On High School Honor Roll
A Fort y One on high school honor roll honors students with 90 percent or better in three or more subjects for the first six weeks. The list includes seniors, juniors, and sophomores across names such as Emmet Amdahl, Archie Fraser, Alberta Anderson, Katherine Blazer, Robert N. Lee, Jeanette Lyt, Marguerite Gardner, and Bettie Parsons among others. PETIT JURY NOVEMBER 1926 TERM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Amdahl
Archie Fraser
L. Hoyer
Vera Hotelling
Helen Keyser
John Marge
Ruth Nourse
Ethel
Marguerite Gardner
Alice Gray
Robert Hansen
Margaret Krahmer
Mildred Larson
Joseph Pannell
Minnie Scott
Beulah Seeley
Helen Sullivan
Land
Jeanette Lyt
Jon Myhre
Bettie Parsons
Virginia Swanson
Margaret Rrevery
Send The Vindicator and Republican to students
Promote sending The Vindicator and Republican to students away at school for the remaining eight months at $1.36 or within the first postal zone $1.00. Clip the ad, specify the recipient address, and mail with a personal check or money order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milford L. Johnson
Clark
Everett Clark
Hollandale
Florida
Clarks
M. R. McTigue
Ft. Lauderdale
Episcopal Auxiliary
Superior Culture Club
V.k- Standard Oil
County Institute
Linus Peterson
Martin County Fair Grounds
Fairmont
County Fair Grounds
S. A. Hoffman
Sioux City
Fronty Ford
George Tidrick
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Rudy Kruck
Goux City
Guy Fields
Martin Thompson
J. W. Fields
M. K. Ressell
Rose Martinson
A. Linegar
Ralph Edwards
Calhoun County
Cas
Ottosen
Whittemore
Ottesen Bank
A. C. Brown
W.R
H. H. Sconberg
Montevideo
Teachers‘ Institute
G. OF C. Meet
Petit Jury
Sme
Aanonson
Amdal
Anderson
A. J
Estherville Anderson
Wallingford Anderson
China
Mary Wee
Barlow
Barto
Grover McDonough
James Estherville
Ness
Radee
Oleaes
Paul
Geoste Armstrong Rokenbrodt
Fred
Wallingford Ruef
Edith
Swan Lake
Sampson
Ben
Sandt
Estherville Schnittger
Ella
Ellaworth
Tracy
F. Vis
Herville
Volding
M. H
Wallrath
James
Weber
J. A
White
Alma
Wilder
Carrie
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