Pioneer Estherville woman dies after long life
Mrs. T. C. Berg, pioneer resident and oldest Estherville woman, died at home after a heart attack last Thursday and stroke earlier in the week. Survived by daughter Miss Serene, son Oscar of Hampden, 12 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, eight sisters, and a wide circle of friends. Funeral Friday at 1:30 p.m. from the home and 2:00 p.m. at the Estherville Lutheran church with Rev L. A. Mathie officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C
Borg
Eatherville
Estherville
Daugh
Oscar
Hampden
N. D
Slater
H. K. Groth
St. Paul
Minnesota
Turi Paulson
Aat Hallingdal
Norway
Lars and
Guri Paulson
Wisconsin
Turi
Brame
County
Lara
Ole Flatland
Flatland
Serine
Oline
Martin
Grafton
Lewis
Emma
Clara
Stephen
N. B
Samantha
Bergs
Rev. H. Engh
South Tenth Street
C. T
Kermit Bergquist Danielson's Funeral Held in Dunnell
Funeral services for Kermit M Bergquist Danielson were held Friday at Immanuel Lutheran Church Dunnell for the Sherburn, Minnesota native who died from injuries in a motorcycle crash on October 3. He was educated in Sherburn and Dunwoody Institute, later flying at Lincoln and working in Storm Lake before joining Aero Activities in Los Angeles. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Danielson, a sister Corrine, and grandparents Mr and Mrs PJ Anderson. Burial was at Lake Premantste cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imanual Lutheran Church
Dunnell
Kermit M. Bergquist- Danielson
Kermit
Arthur Danielson
Sherburn
Minn
Sherburnn
Dunwoody Institute
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Neb
Storm Lake
Los’ ‘Angeles
Calif
Aero Activities, Inc
Los Angeles Municipal
Kermits
Corrine
Sherpurn
John
Des Moines health official urges action on school nurse funding
Dr Cr Le Putnam of Des Moines, a member of the State Board of Health, told town meeting at the courthouse that federal funds exist to support school nurse programs. Representatives from civic groups heard that if these funds are not claimed, they will go to another county or state.
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Cr. le Putnam
Des Moinés
State Board of Health
Courthoude
Cbus
Rural reading tests to be given in Iowa schools
Miss Marie Sorum announces a state program of work type reading tests for fourth to sixth graders in rural districts. Professor H C Moeller of Iowa State College assists. Tests occur Oct 19 20 across centers Center Lake Renmark High Lake Sack Creek Ellsworth Weote Emmet Week.
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Marie Sorum
H/C. Moeller
Iowa State Teacher's’ College
Cedar Falls
Roma Abell
Lake
Dist
Leona
Dominy
Swan Lake
Renmark
Helen Beck
High Lake
Bruce
Mile Lake
Laura Jelinaky
Ellsworth
West Emmet
Eleanor Carlson
Sack Creek
Mildred Bosold
Achook . Weke
Vivian ‘Madden
Estherville council scouts diesel engines in Chicago and St Louis
Estherville city council members traveled to Chicago and St Louis to inspect Busch-Sulzer diesel engines. The visit aims to inform bids opening November 1 for a 1600hp unit to replace four smaller engines at the city plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Chicago
St. Louis
Makispeth
W.é Ty AY
James Mre Velkerkern
Busch-Sulzer
Plans for Census Work Developed at Meeting
Civic interest in Estharville census grows as Woman's Club Wa Tan Ye Club American Legion Auxiliary and Catholic Daughters pledge active roles. Central committee to be formed from chamber representatives with volunteers named. no firm plan yet for census forms or execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirliyr
Estharville
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Wa-Tan-Ye Club
American Legion
Auxiliary
Catholic Daughters of America
W. CG. Currell
Herbert K. Allan
Dinak. B. White
Roiayi
Jockeon Med
McDonald
Misa Wilted Aginneyé
Wotwal
Petersburg Minnesota Halloween Carnival Planned
Petersburg Minn school outlines October 29 celebration for pupils and parents. Concessions and entertainments include a corn game cane rack fortune booth athletic show fishing pond and weight guessing contest. A small admission buys chances on door prizes.
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Petersburg
Minn
Hallowe
Seh
Four Business Changes in Estherville This Week
In Estherville four business moves and openings are reported. Demers Brothers will relocate Coast to Coast from Rhoda building at Fifth and Lincoln to the Groves building, a block east. Emil Estenson sells the Ben Franklin store to A. L. Cadieux of Montivedeo Minnesota, who will move his family to Estherville. Abner Sexe and W. R. Larson of Fairmont open a new auto shop on Lincoln Street offering battery fire work parts and auto magneto repair. Paul R. Sheehan announces a new laundry service with call and deliver service to expand as demand grows. The Vindicator and Republican advertises full details.
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Estherville
Demers Brothers
Rhoda
Fifth and
Lincoln
Groves
Kilgore Grocery
Emil Estenson
Ben Franklin
A. L. Cadieux
Montivedeo
Minn
Estenson
Sixth Street
Minnesota
Cadieux
Abner Sexe
W. R. Larson
Fairmont
Heinrich
Lincoln Street
Paul R. Sheehan
Vindicator and Republican Apology for Weekly Issue
The Vindicator and Republican notes this week’s issue is the only one printed due to a fire at the shop and machinery. Limited news service required while repairs continue and some type setting resumes on the machine.
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the Vindicator and Republican
Emmet County Sends Largest Delegation to Sioux City
Emmet county sent about 200 dirt farmers to a mass meeting and Senate sub committee hearing in Sioux City. Chas. Jackson presided for Emmet, detailing the county’s Farm Bureau viewpoint on an ever normal granary parity loans and cooperative commodity programs. The crowd filled both the 8000 seat city auditorium and the Shrine for the hearings, with an estimated 2500 unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Sioux City
Senate Agricultural Committee
Gavin Wei
City Auditorium
Shrine Auditorium
Jackson
Senate
McGill
Kansas
Pope
Idaho
Frazier
North Dakota
Ellender
Louwisiana
Whech
Middle West
Chas. Jackson
R. Jackson
Farm Bureau
Grover Pupils Injured in Park Skating Party Crash
Teachers and many Grover pupils from grades five through eight attended a skating party at Arnold Park Friday night. A storm caused a car accident before arrival as Lester Anderson's vehicle hit a culvert and overturned injuring students including Marrine Hansen Emmet Ann Anderson Aloise Nepple Dorothy Rowe and Harold Thompson. They were taken by ambulance to Coleman hospital for treatment.
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Schoo
Arnoldy Park
Lester Anderson
Marrine Hansen
Emmet
Ann Anderson
Aloise
Nepple
Dorothy Rowe
Harold Thompson
Coleman Hospital
Ida
Almoat
Mothers Organize Band Mothers Club at Estherville
Mothers of Estherville high school band organize a Band Mothers Club with Mrs. H. L. McMillan as president, Mrs. J. H. Cramer as vice president, Mrs. Art Fossum as secretary, and Mrs. Norman Maine as treasurer. The group will meet monthly, listen to band numbers, and discuss how mothers can support pupils and instructors to enhance music instruction. Speakers from Iowa State Teachers College address the meeting about the value of school music and home practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Pigpils
Estherville
Raymond Kler
H. L. McMillan
J. H. Cramer
Art Fossum
Norman Maine
Minkler Su
G. Stith
E. Fuller
Iowa
Embalmers School Set for Algona October 28
The State Board of Embalmers in cooperation with the Iowa State Department of Health hosts a refresher course for embalmers in Algona. Licensed embalmers from multiple counties attend sessions with experts from Cincinnati College of Embalming, focusing on new methods, sanitation, and professional regulations. Art Fleenor of Jewel will represent the State Department of Health. the event includes demonstrations and an open forum for discussing unusual cases and public health rules.
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State Board of
Iowa State Department of Heath
Algata Hotel
Cerra
Art Fleenor
State Board of Minhiwimersy
State Department of Health
Lis
Snow blankets Emmet county in early season dump
Weather observer A O Peterson records the heaviest early snow in 36 years for Emmet county and Northwest Town with inches of snowfall on Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures dipped from 17 to 40 degrees, with daytime highs in the forties except Monday, and rain eroded most of the snow except in sheltered spots. Continuous notes show several inches falling in October 1929 and ongoing low temperatures through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
A. O. Peterson
Xeadinga
Ringsted Corn Husking Contest Draws Large Crowd and Winners
Ringsted hosts the third annual corn husking contest with Merwld Janssen of Osgood winning net 1988 pounds and Reuben Barkatul of Ringsted taking 170.4 pounds for second while Samuel Naas of Ratherville leads with 1962.9 pounds for third. The event drew about 1,000 spectators and featured entertainment, a parade, and prize lists including local judges and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Roy
Merwld Tanssen
Osgood
Sunt
Dan
Walter
Miss Kennedy Heads National Meet Trip
Postmistress Clara Kennedy and Miss Carl Lockner depart for San Francisco with other postmasters to attend the national convention October 18 to 21. The special train travels west via the northern route and returns through the southwest, a two week trip. Ashford, former editor of the Northern Vindicator and later at the Vindicator and Republican, now at Council Bluffs.
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Clara Kennedy
Carl Lockner
Tewii
St. Paul
San Francisco
Calif
Fine
W.R
W. RR. Ashford
The
Northern Vindicator
Vindicator
Repub- Mean
Council Bluffs
Mr. Ashford
Estherville
Cedar Rapids
Local Cafe Loses Its Beer Permit
City officials raided the Broadway Inn owned by Herman Golua at 11:30 PM Saturday finding intoxicating liquor in booths and a sealed bottle in a drawer. City council voted Monday to revoke the Class B beer permit, effective after adjournment. Eight men faced intoxication fines of five dollars plus costs. Martin Wold fined one dollar for profane language.
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Broadway Inn
Herman Golua
Galva
Ted Sampson
Ringsted
Orville Heidecker
Wallingford
Werbert Anderson
Halleck
Minn
Merle James
Perry
Wade Johnson
Russell Gibbons
Glen Prentice
Glen Dixon
Martin Wold
Editor Offers Consolation and Local Loss Notes
A letter from James F. Jenkins expresses sympathy to George after a fire and notes Estherville and Emmet County residents will help with losses beyond insurance. An injury report details 6 year old Johnny Platter from Graettinger recovering from skull injuries after a bicycle accident near Coe... with Ray Jacobson. A separate item notes a Saturday teachers meeting in the rural district at the courthouse on October 23 to discuss reading and history programs with county superintendent Miss Marie Sorum hinting at a different afternoon theme.
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George
Geo, Delavan
Perssonaal
Estherville
Emnet County
Pam
James FE
Jenkins V.R
Johny Platter
Graattinger
Dak Platter
Calemim
Ray Joncobson
Garnettineer
Pope the Platter
Coetttnaeer
Jacbgenm
John
Court House
Pa. m
Marie Sorum
Local women attend Spencer district dinner
Several local business and professional women attended a district dinner in Spencer Sunday. Seventy people from Fort Dodge Rockwell City Humbolt Spirit Lake Spencer and Estherville attended. Those going from here were Mrs. Sarah Bennett Miss Florence Meyer Miss Imogene Knutson Miss New Flickinger Miss Pauline Davis Miss Henrietta Miley Miss Margaret Staudenbaur and Miss Luly Holcomb.
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Spencer
Fort Dodge
Rockwell City
Humbolt
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Sarah Bennett
Florence Meyer
Imogene Knutson
iNew Flickinger
Pauline Davis
Henrietta Miley
Margaret Staudenbaur
Luly Holcomb
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California
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Bby
A. B. Chapin
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Battery Shop
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Grover
Mothers of H. S. Band
Mrs. McMillan
Mesdames Cramer
Fossum
Maine
V.r.embalmers School
Algona
Washington
Japan
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Inget
Cordell’ Hull
Rugsta
Ed Janssen Best
Husker
Mor Carlson
Audubon
Carlo Carlesan
GG Dhamn
Carleonw
Clint Fredericksen
CG. L. Welsbroil
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Dan Nans
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