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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

3

Pancake Day Invites City Wide Community Feast

A broad invitation goes to every family and resident within 30 miles for Pancake Day next Tuesday hosted by the Vindicator and Republican, the Chamber of Commerce, and local merchants. The event runs 10 a.m. to late afternoon at the Orleans hotel dining hall with free coffee, syrup, butter, and cream.

Vindicator and Republican Chamber of Commerce Orleans Estherville Repicgle Milling Company Iowa Roy Brown T. C. Hammes B. Twetten Ed Beck Jay Howard Hans Sconberg A. O. Peterson Dan Howard Liyod Crim Fred Kilgore Wm. Oehrlein Fred Ehler Carl Crawford

Murphy 10 Be Here Oct 20 in Estherville

Louis Murphy of Davenport, Democratic nominee for U S senator, will speak in Estherville at the courthouse square on Thursday morning Oct 20 with a weather contingency to the courthouse or city hall if needed. He will speak in Spirit Lake the evening before. His remarks are described as brief but of interest to voters.

Louis Murphy Davenport United States Estherville Court House Square City Hall Murphy Spirit Lake

Pastors Gather for N. W. Iowa District Conference

Twenty three ministers from northwest Iowa Lutheran churches met in Estherville for the N W Iowa district conference. Discussions were led by visiting pastors including Wolfram Garner Kitzman West Bend Faulstick Whitemore Kollsen Ocheyedan Kabelitz Fenton and others.

Northwest Iowa Algona Paul Heinke Spirit Lake Y. Kollmann Royal L. F. Schneider Lester L. W. Wittenberg Laverne E. 8. Braner Thornton Walter H. Schue Livermore Ff. D. Stahmer Cylinder L. Richmond Burt H. W. Wrede Garner A. C. Geisler Spencer C. G. Meyer Sanborn A. C. Weber Hartley E. Fiene C. H. Boye Ocheyedan

Iowa Falls records first typhoid victim in outbreak

Mrs. Julia Fuller died at her Iowa Falls home Thursday marking the citys first typhoid victim. The week added one new case for a total over 40 ill. The outbreak appears checked as nurse Mrs. Quin Cousins from Alden does house to house visits teaching disease handling and spread prevention. The initial case traced to a dairy family, ill for days before diagnosis.

Julia Fuller Iowa Falls Quin Cousins Alden

County federation clubs hold Ft Defiance get-together

The Emmet County Federation of Woman's clubs hosts a county social at Ft Defiance state park on Saturday October 22. A covered dish luncheon begins at noon with invites to all farm bureau project club members to bring a dish and enjoy an afternoon of plays talks and music. Coffee and cream provided by a committee.

Emmet County Federation of Woman's Clubs Ft. Defiance State Park Farm Bureau Project

Community Club Pancake Day Discussed at Luncheon

Forty men of the Estherville Community Club gathered at the Gardston hotel for a noon meal and talks on unemployment in Emmet county. Miss Effie Adams outlined relief and highway paving program requirements while a county unemployment committee reviewed applicant lists. Representatives discussed cooperation with contractors and a pancake day event to boost community effort.

Estherville Miss Adams Board of Supervisors Emmet N. O. Osher A. O. Peterson Community Club Co. J. Mathieson L. L. Boggess C. L. Mulock City Welfare League Adams L. A Replogle Company Red Oak Eatherville

Questad, Ole O., Dies After Illness at Home

Ole O Questad died Wednesday evening at his home after a fourteen year battle with shaking palsy. He had lived eight years in Estherville and thirty on a Grover area farm. Survived by his widow and five children. Funeral at 1:00 p m at the house and 2:00 p m at Immanuel church Gruver. Burial in Swan Lake cemetery.

O. Questad Estherville Grover A. K. Olson W. J. Reed Maple Hill John Gruver Adolf Armstrong Anna Immanuel Church Peder Nordsletten Swan Laxe

Fifteen Entries in Martin Co Husking Bee

News notes a Martin county husking bee set for Oct. 8 at the Harry Rosa farm four miles south of Fairmont with fifteen entries already listed, led by defending champ Herman Lubenow of Ceylon. Also reported are local weather temps and assorted daily happenings including visits, births, and health updates from Estherville and nearby towns.

Martin CO. Husking Bee Martin County Harry Rosax Fairmont Herman Lubenow Ceylon John Craig Art Plath Raymond Alm Paul de Schmitz Harry Rosa Henry Moritz Lloyd Keck Sherburn Phillip Bredberg Dunnell Herman Smith Jay Claude Steel Wilbert Adolph Dierson Tenhassen Martin Johnson Waverly Joe Hoffman Rolling Green Robert Plath Elm Creek

Mrs Augustine Dies Yesterday at 92

Mrs. Augustine, 92, mother of Mrs. Chas. Robinson of Armstrong, died at home in Armstrong on Wednesday from injuries after a fall. Funeral services were held in Armstrong and the remains were buried in Grundy County. Special Meeting of Lady Elks Friday at 2 30 at the Elks home called by Mrs. Geo Heyman social chairman. Mr. and Mrs. H Oransky return from Des Moines verse. Wayne Huntsinger underwent emergency appendicitis operation yesterday afternoon and is recovering.

Augustine Chas. Robinson Armstrong Grundy County Lady Elks Elks Home Geo. Heyman Wayne Huntsinger Jas. Huntsinger

Local Labor to Build Caretaker Project Fails to Arrive

The plan to have a caretaker built by local unemployed workers with state supplied materials was announced. The magician Heaney, expected for a brief performance, did not reach town at the scheduled time.

Heaney

Who Was Mr Dooley and Mr Hennessy in Chicago's Saloon

The article recalls Finley Peter Dunne's Mr Dooley and John J. McKenna's Mr Hennessy in James McGarry's Dearborn Street saloon. It notes their witty, pragmatic commentaries on late 19th and early 20th century news, shaping public thought while easing partisan tension.

Finley Peter Dunne James McGarry Dearborn Street Chicago Mr. Dooley Mr. Hennessy Hinnissy John J. McKenna Archie Road Hennessy Dimmicrats Raypublicans

DeMolays Hold Public Installation and Dance

The Charles Keeler chapter of DeMolays hosts a public installation and dance at the Masonic hall this evening. The event begins at 7:30 with officers for the coming year to be installed, followed by a dance and refreshments for attendees. Officers listed include M. C. John Hansen and others such as C Fred Albertson J C Wayne Osmundsen 8 D Vance Hilliard J D Merton Jackman S 8S Ben Wiese J C Wilbur Mickleson Sentinel Robert Noel Chaplain Curt Lindholm Marshall Richard Turner Almoner Herbert McAffee Orator Donald Duncan S B Henry Hale Preceptors Kenneth Bixby Kenneth West Merril Robb Woodrow Wilson Roger Huge Ed Wilson Verne Waters.

Charles Keeler Chapter of DeMolays Masonic Hall M. C John Hansen Fred Albertson J. C Wayne Osmundsen Vance Hilliard J. D Merton Jackman Ben Wiese Wilbur Mickleson Sentinel Robert Noel Curt Lindholm Marshall Richard Turner Herbert McAffee Donald Duncan S. B Henry

Mrs Anderson gains slightly at McNeal home

Mrs L J Anderson of Dunnell was injured when her auto was struck by the M and St L gas electric train near Dunnell Saturday morning. She is slightly improved but still critical and cared for at Wm McNeal farm home. A later hemorrhage delayed recovery and her 15 year old daughter Lois stays by her side.

Graaf Family Hosts Housewarming in California Home

Herman Graaf, a prominent Estherville clothier, regains health on a ten acre orange grove near San Bernardino. His wife and two daughters have pursued music in Hollywood. The Graafs traded property for a fifteen acre Valencia grove at Anaheim near Santa Ana and plan further business moves. About one hundred friends attended the California housewarming, with music and refreshments. Separate dispatch notes a deadly cloudburst north of Los Angeles, with over 30 lives lost and millions in property damage. two freight trains carrying perishables were lost and a locomotive and a car may have plunged into canyon.

Herman Graaf Estherville San Bernardino St. Paul Valencia Anaheim Los Angeles Orange County Santa Ana Herman Hollywood Way Graaf Fletcher Henry Grant Inglewood Santa Fe Southern Pacific 5, P

Rock Island Ends Estherville Sioux Falls Motor Train Service

Rock Island extends Cedar Rapids to Sioux Falls passenger run with standard equipment replacing the Esther ville Sioux Falls motor car. One express car is dropped. Passengers no longer transfer baggage or change cars. Two fewer workers to be employed at Estherville shops.

Rock Island Cedar Rapids Estherville Sioux Falls

Market Change as Terril Mohr Sold to Halquist

Terril Mohr market in Terril passes to Buys Market manager Terril Clayton Halquist from Estherville after recent purchase. Merle Molek and wife welcome a son Melverne Charles. Dorothy Mahlum arrives from Jolly for a corn husking visit with Henry and Mrs Mahlum. Supt. Peter Lloyd and wife join. A. L. Dennis family of Spencer plans Isbherville home by November in C. P. Mauck house on South 9th. Nina Dennis is their daughter.

Clayton Halquist Gamble Robinson Com Pany Estherville Terril Dorothy Mahlum Jolly Henry Mahlum Peter Lloyd Jolly School A. L. Dennis Spencer Isbherville C. P. Mauck South 9Th Street Nina Dennis Dennis

Winners of Vindicator yard and garden contest named

Mrs A H Davidson and Mrs L L Bingham took first place in Class I and II respectively with scores 69 1 3 and 88 in a yard and garden show judged by The Vindicator and Republican. Prizes include peony roots glads narcissi and rhizomes for top placements.

A. H. Davidson L. L. Bingham Logan Bingham A .H. Davidson Frank Logan Chris Nau F. W. McCullough Win, Post

Child Burned by Electric Iron in Toronto Home

Joyce Brown, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Brown, was badly burned Wednesday morning after climbing toward a recently used electric flat iron. The iron struck her right face and her right hand sustained serious burns.

Joyce Brown Tom Brown

Yield Caravan to Visit Spirit Lake October 15

Henry Field, Republican candidate for U S senator, will speak at Spirit Lake on the afternoon or evening of Saturday October 15. The Democratic committee announced N G Kyraschel for lieutenant governor and Guy M Gillette for Congress will join the visit for a large Democratic demonstration in the afternoon.

Spirit Lake Henry Field United States Democratic Committee N. G. Kyraschel Leutenant Guy M. Gillette

The Farmer Custodian Of Our Game In Harmony With Hunters

The article urges hunters to build trust with farmers who supply game resources. It argues that farmers provide food and shelter for game and that friendly cooperation yields better hunts and long term access. It notes past damages by hunters and emphasizes that land access is legally and morally the farmer's right.

Boy Scouts

Local Women Attend Fall Rally at Ft Dodge Presbyterial

Mrs. A. G. Bailey presided over a Ft Dodge Fall Rally of the Presbyterial with six delegates from the local Presbyterian church. Attending were Mrs. Jos. Orvis treasurer and officers plus Mrs. Robert Knight Miss Fern Jackman and others. Morning business meetings and a luncheon for about 25 officers preceded an evening service attended by about fifty.

A. G. Bailey Jos. Orvis Ft. Dodge Ft Dodge

Father fatally shot by son’s gun cleaning accident

Ole Moen of Albert Lea was fatally injured Monday by a shotgun discharged while his son Ginther cleaned it. The full charge struck the elder, missing Mrs Moen nearby by inches. A brother helped after the men returned from hunting and found the gun believed empty.

Ole Moen Albert Lea Ginther

Coleman Withdraws as Democratic Candidate for Supervisor

Coleman has withdrawn his name from the November 4 general election ballot for the second district supervisor. He was the Democratic nominee but an operation prevents campaigning. Republican nominee Mr. Fuller faces independent challenger George Frank.

I. Coleman Coleman Fuller George Frank

Woman Doctor Locates at Spirit Lake for Practice

Dr Ruth Wolcutt daughter of Rev and Mrs W A Woolcutt of Spirit Lake has set up medical practice in Spirit Lake She is a University of Town graduate with seven years of experience including six months at the Woman's hospital Detroit six years in Foochow China and one year at Memorial hospital Philadelphia

Ruth Wolcutt W. A. Woolcutt Spirit Lake Wolcutt University of Town Woman's Hospital Detroit Mich Foochow China Memorial Hospital Philadelphia

New Pheasant Species Planted Near Ida Grove

Four pairs of Reeves pheasants were released in woods north of Ida Grove by members of the Izaak Walton league. They are reportedly the first of their species planted west of New York state. The cocks are gold and black with tails up to four feet long, known as Chinese Arrow birds and among the fastest game birds. The note references a Calvin Coolidge quote about saving fire until he could see the whites of their eyes.

Reeves Ida Grove Izaak Walton League New York State Saturday Evening Post Calvin Coolidge

Nationwide weekly poll tracks Roosevelt Hoover in 1940 race

Reports from twenty states show Roosevelt leading in several early straw polls conducted by weekly newspapers. Iowa's Des Moines Register and Tribune tallies Hoover 27,981 Roosevelt 45,509, with Roosevelt holding about 60.6 percent. Emmet county readers urged to vote via a secret ballot mailed to the Vindicator and Republican.

New York Ort Pol America Herman B. Dean Wayne County Val News Roosevelt Hoover Milan Cil Independent O. J. Kendall Ohio Charles L. Collett Trenton News Publishers Autocaster Service Minnesota Illinois Iowa Arkansas North Carolina Michigan Maine Kentucky Virginia Oklahoma West Virginia Texas Penn Sylvania Mississippi Georgia Alabama Florida Missouri Pell Des Moines Register and Tribune Des Moines Emmet Vindicator Republican Republican Today

Stealing Paving Supplies From Two Firms Near Fairmont

Thieves removed locks and cut a chain to loot Woodrich Construction and Radke Oil Company storehouses four miles north of Fairmont. About 40 to 50 gallons of oils and greases and various tools valued at roughly 175 dollars were taken while no guard was present. Miss Lois Inman returns to work at Estherville Co operative creamery after a week off for tonsil operation recovery.

Woodrich Construction Company Radke Oil Company Fairmont Woodrich Company Radke Lois Inman Estherville

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