County educational council meeting on school code reforms
Iowa county councils and visitors gathered for an educational planning session led by Chairman Christiansen. Key topics included a new school code, certification standards, curriculum updates for 1998, veteran readjustment, financing of schools, social security for staff, and boosting teacher recruitment to offset shortages.
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Christlansen
Samioon
Women's
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Foreign Wars
Uxiliaries
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Ins State Freschers’” Association
School Code Commission
Nichols plans move to new printing plant in Adelaide district
Miss Nichols announces plans to relocate her printing business from 419 Central Avenue basement beneath the Pantry to a new plant area. The space, renamed The Niche, will include a separate entrance near the bakery and Cut Rate grocery. Daily News notes the change as part of a larger business shift and expects no need for a larger facility for printing and operations.
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Adelaide
Nichola
Central Avenue
Orink
Aoiseeee
Mindiea
Eames Daily News
Walleye Catch Breaks River Record by Junior Nelson
Junior Nelson, eight, hauled a four and a half pound walleye about 27 inches long from the Des Moines River near Fourth Street Bridge. The Conserva tion officer said it may be the largest walleye seen locally, with Nelson hoping to beat his own record after school.
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Nelson
Des. ‘Moines
Nelgon
Conservation Softleer
E. M
Wogen
Iminnow
Tod
Reef
Christine Oberg Dunnell Pioneer Dies at 88
Mrs. Christine Oberg longtime Dunnell resident and oldest member of Emmanuel Lutheran died Saturday afternoon at her Dunnell home after a stroke. Born in Sweden she came to the U S as a young woman and married C J Oberg in 1896. Funeral 2 PM at the German Lutheran church with burial in Lake Fremont Cemetery. survived by her brother Alfred Hiletrand and other relatives.
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Immanuel, Lutheran Church
Zrammaniyst ‘Hutheran
N. O Montén
Lake Fremont
Mrs Anderson 95 Dies Rites Held Wednesday
Mrs. Anderson aged 95 of Es Atherville died at 3:30 am at home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1:30 pm at the Anderson home and 2 pm at the Presbyterian church in Grover with Rev. Albert Hustad officiating. Ann Elizabeth Peterson born in Holbeck Denmark December 13 1848 came to America in 1867. Survived by three daughters Anna Carrie Rathman Emma Peterson and others with numerous grandchildren. Preceded by an infant son and a daughter Nela Linge.
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Ann Anderson
Esatherville
Anderson
Presbyterian
Grover
Albert Hustad
Ann Elizabeth Peterson
Holbeck
Denmark
America
Butler County
Misu ‘Peterson
Lars P. Anderson
Grundy Center
Emmet County
Andersonia
Anna
Carrie Rathman
Washington, Dd, Co
Emma Peterson
Sioux City
Bona
Andrew and
Nels
Lisbon
N. D
Wiliam
Walcot
James
Warren
Ore
Thorvala
Eatherville
Mys
Mra
Nela Linge
Des Moines Describes Buckley Service Information Drive
Emmet county residents with sons in service urged to notify Miss Buckley. They must submit service man name serial number birthplace birth date father and mother’s maiden name marital status wife’s name children church lodges branch of service enlistment or induction date camps and addresses promotions citations wounds hospitalization and any photos or clippings for state library records.
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Geraldine Buckley
Atate Ahiatdrical
Linrdry
Farm Committee Dismisses Program At County Meeting
Government crop insurance and the ever normal granary were discussed and voted on at an AAA county meeting in the city hall. Sixty township committeemen attended. Insurance not available in Emmet county was favored. 800,000,000 bushels of corn a year was deemed a safe carry over with a normal crop of three billion bushels. The most satisfactory storage was farm or CCC bins in county towns. Seventy five percent of plowable land could be planted to soil depleting crops and maintain fertility, with half to raw crops and 25 percent for non depleting crops like legumes. Estimates of phosphate use if price support ends ranged from 10 to 75 percent. Few farmers would adjust operations if prices stay at parity. If conservation acreage is set, about 25 percent would plant to meet goals. Inspectors were appointed to monthly check CCC bin sites. list of inspectors from multiple towns was given.
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U. S
Misa Samuelson
Margaret Clark
Verona Bullman
G. Arthur Luther
Estherville
Rivelyn-Kissinger
Ruth: Tuttle
Armatrong
Ava
Simpson
Jeanette Watson
Patheryilie Aleb
AAA
Emmet
C.C.C
Dolliver
A. K. Iverson
Ringsted
John Schultz
Wallingford
Thomas Tomsen
Huntington
Jess Rosburg
Halfa
Carl Duer
Maple Hill
Chris Jenpersen
Gruver
E. H. Nepps
Armstrong
Willis Harris
Estherville Area War News Highlights Local Servicemen
Local clippings report numerous Iowa soldiers and airmen in Hawaii France and elsewhere. Names include Eugene Koenecke, Leonard Howell, August Klingbeil, Donald Strube, James Matre, Richard Higinbotham, and Derald Tulsar, with notes on illness injury furloughs and discharges. Several relatives visit Estherville while others head to training or new postings. updates also cover promotions and combat outcomes in Europe and the Pacific.
Mrs Hansen of Estherville Dies in Minneapolis
Mrs Marie Hansen of Estherville died in Minneapolis after a visit there. She was born December 26, 1885 in Halk Germany and came to the United States at age 14. She married Jena Hansen in 1884 and lived in Emmet County most of her life. Survived by five daughters, two sons, 26 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Herman Origer home.
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Marie Hansen
Estherville
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Jena Hansen
Sabula
Emmet County
Hansen
Mra
Herman Origer
Hugh Rokenbrodt
Alpha, Minn
J. C. Lee
Melvin Anahus
A. Fi “Tilseth
Harry Hansen
Menomonie
Raymond Hansen
Australia
Morris Zalk Dies After Brief Illness in St Paul
Morris Zalk 45 formerly of Estherville and Matherville died after a brief illness at Miller Hospital St Paul. Funeral services were at Hodroff funeral home with burial in Adath Jeshurum cemetery. He once managed a store in St Paul and is survived by his widow, his parents, a daughter Ronna Fern a son Ald and three brothers from Columbus.
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Morris Zalk
St. Paul
Minn
Estherville
Miller Hospital
Hodroff
Adath Jeshurum
Zalk
Matherville
Ronna Fern
Columbus
Breaks Leg in Crash of Car and Motorcycle
James Hutchinson of Eatherville suffered a broken right leg when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by John Questad on highway No 9 near Batherville. Elmer Weir escaped injuries as James was thrown ten feet from the bike. James, a junior at Emmet consolidated school, planned to ride again after healing.
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James Hutchinson
Eatherville
John Questad
Park View Clinic
James
Elmer Weir
Wsberville
Phillips 66
Batherville
Questad
Jimmy
Emmet Consolidated School
Frank Hutchingon
Columbus Day Observed by K of C Members
Columbus Day was observed Thursday evening in Emmetsburg with Knights of Columbus councils from Estherville Algona and Emmetsburg as guests. Father J J Keane Father Clarence Farrelly and Father John Schisselt spoke. Grand Knights Stavros Barry and Chris Reece attended the Torontos convention report. Summersburg Knights provided music and lunch with bingo for entertainment.
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Emmetsburg
Knights of Coluumbus
Estherville
Algona
Knights of Columbus Council of
J. J. Keane
Saint Patrick's Church
Clarence Farrelly
Saint Thomas Church
John Schisselt
Saint Mary's Church
Submit mileage rationing record with supplemental gas app
Anyone applying for supplemental gas must send the mileage rationing record received when the A book was renewed to the local ration board. No applications will be acted on unless this record is attached to the submission.
Night School for Farmers Starts November 20
Milton Evans John Greig Max Soeth and Lars Thompson met with the Roosevelt Building high school vocational agriculture instructor Edwin Thoreson to discuss resuming a farmer night school. The first meeting is November 20 with topics including drainage concrete fertilizer outlook soil conservation artificial insemination pasture improvement and paints. All farmers and others interested are invited to attend. the school will feature talks discussions and movies without an open forum.
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Milton Evans
John Greig
Max Soeth
Lars Thompson
Edwin Thoreson
Roosevelt Building
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Leonard Moore Memorial Held At Church Here
Memorial services for Leonard Eugene Moore age 8 of Estherville were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev J M Kennedy and Rev Willis K Williams officiating. Moore a radioman on the USS Vincennes was reported missing in action August 9 1942 and later presumed to have given his life in the line of duty. The service included organ music colors devotion prayers and a tribute. He survived by parents a brother Willard E Moore a sister Mrs S M Sevateon and grandmother Mrs Gertrude Anderson all of Estherville. He attended Estherville grade school and graduated Superior High School in 1988.
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W. &.Moore
Estherville
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Kennedy
Willis K. Williams
Spencer
Seaman Moore
Vincennes
C. J. Manthe
Kennedy
Williams
America
Gene Knepper
Moore
Willard E. Moore
8. M. Sevateon
Gertrude Enderson
The
Superior High School
Forget-me-not sale in Estherville loses profit
A forget-me-not sale conducted in Estherville Saturday did not profit as in prior years. The blue flowers made by war veterans suffered lower quality due to unavailable felt cloth. Helpers listed include Mrs. W. G. Gordon as chairwoman and Mrs. Will Dick, Mrs. T. Anderson, Mrs. William Hiles, Mrs. W. J. Moore, and Mrs. William Watson.
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Mra
W. G. Gordon
Will Dick
T. Anderson
William ~Hiles
W. J. Moore
William Watson
Transport Lands at Estherville Airport Island Flight
A large army transport plane circled Estherville Saturday night. Piloted by Flight Officer Wilbur Anderson, relative of Mrs Peter Gdil, it landed at 10 p.m. and departed 11:30 p.m. A large crowd gathered at the airport to view the aircraft.
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Estherville
Wilbur Anderson
Mra
Peter Gdil
Announcement of Vindicator and Republican subscription policy
Announcement that subscribers will continue to receive the Vindicator and Republican under new management. The paper will be published larger with more news and advertising. Renewals may be paid in advance and those not renewed will have subscriptions stopped at expiration.
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Eutherville Dallas News
Death of Bammer After Bus Crash Near Wallingford
In a Ratherville district bus run from a local school, principal passenger John Howard Bammer suffered a fatal heart attack as the bus veered toward a pole. Beverly Olson and Beverly Claph, along with Mrs. Wolden, acted to control the vehicle after Bammer collapsed, steering and braking to bring the bus to a stop. The accident occurred near Wallingford as students were en route home. details note the bus and driver changes, the presence of 37 riders, and Bammer's background as a longtime farmer and business owner.
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Therville Higty
Schooloand Mra
Fred Walden
Wallingford School
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