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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

3

New Deal Policy Sparks National Debate And Local Notices

A fragmented editorial roundup questions the Social Security Act and New Deal taxes while reporting on hail weather notes bans on hitchhiking in California. Local newspaper shifts include Spencer Times’ revised edition and Menninger ending daily publication for a weekly in Stuart, Martin County.

Edwin A. Menning Netaartee Trleikey Baily Stuart Martin County Menninger Thelannor 4 Florida Plrtiwell Marstin County

William Hiles Elected Commander Of Legion

William Hiles was elected commander of the American Legion at a Tuesday meeting after entertainment by Sue Smith Janet McTavish and others. Other officers named include B Oksner as first vice commander R E Sondrol second vice commander K J McDonald finance officer Henry Paulson servant at arms and Andrew S Sunde custodian. The adjutant to be appointed later and members paid dues with plans for a large membership drive. The report notes road flooding near Swen City Lakota and Town City area and a trip by Mr and Mrs Guy Noel to Town City for son Robert’s law studies, with highway dangers cited.

Oksner American Legion Janet McTavish Vivian Jones Zelda Oksner Thelma June Stevens William Hiles B. Oksner R. E Sondrol K. J. McDonald Henry Paulson Andrew Sunde R E Sandros F. G. Stith Clyde Sanborn B. Mwotten R. D. Thompson Wallace Westbrook Guy Noel Wedneysday Town City Robert Law Department the State University Swen City An -Way Swen Lakota

Rain Season Counts Show Heavy September Totals

Emmet county residents note the sun after days of rain with A O Peterson recording 89% inches this year. Des Moines River flooding is reported while daily rainfall for September ranges from traces to .06 inches, totaling 183.08 inches for the period observed.

Emmet A. O. Peterson Des Moines

Constitution Day To Be Observed This Saturday

A note on Constitution Day marks September 17 the day the final draft and engrossed Constitution were presented. Franklin urged doubt of infallibility while urging unity and signing. Washington spoke once as the convention dissolved with Randolph Mason and Gerry declining to sign. Local church ministers plan sermons using the Constitution as the basis.

Franklin Rose Wilson Franklin George Washington Randolph Mason Gerry

Martin County Fair Sanction Clarified for Thrill Day

Secretary Nolte of the Martin County Fair Association says Thrill Day at Fairmont on Sunday September 18 has no county fair connection. Erroneous ads claimed exhibits would be held over. All exhibits at the fair will be released Saturday evening.

Nolte Martin Count Fair Association Fairmont

Monroes Lease Monroe Grocery and Lunchroom in Lincoln

Mr and Mrs John Commisky have leased the Monroe grocery store and lunchroom on east Lincoln Street along Highway No 9. They took possession yesterday and will spend the winter in California returning in spring to run the business. Their son will operate the filling station during their absence. Remaining names include Mrs Ang Mrs Warren Mortimer and My and Harm Glen Michael.

Monroe John Commisky East Lincoln Highway No. 9 Ja’ Monroe California

Emma Weise Sues Herman and Lillian Oransky

Emma Weise, Cedar Rapids, files a 3853.38 suit against Herman and Lillian Oransky. She claims to have loaned 3200 dollars in 1924 and received notes and a stock certificate in 1932, arguing the certificate was not valid stock ownership. She seeks 3200 dollars plus interest from 1935 and 200 dollars in a second action for the remaining 700 dollars loan.

Cedar Rapids Emma Weise Herman Lillian Oransky Estherville Oransky Oranskys Herman Oransky Herman Gertie

Stories of Early Pioneer Life Ed Vindicator-Republican

In recalling the band of 1860s settlers on the Des Moines banks near Estherville I note their hardships and sacrifices. They built homes, farmed with homemade tools, faced grasshoppers and hard times, and chased dreams of railroads and prosperity while adapting livestock and crops to survive.

Republican Des Moines Estherville California Oregon Washington Mankato

Local Emmet County Men Attend Ft Dodge GOP Meeting

Emmet county sent 63 representatives to Fort Dodge for George A. Wilson Des Moines Republican governor candidate constitution day address. Mayor Fred Ehlers chairman of the county GOP hosted a dinner at the Warden hotel with a large turnout and a list of Emmet attendees including Ford Gustafson Leo Martin Stockdale Ewen Leo Morse Tibbetts Kint Rogers and many others.

Emmett County Fort Dodge George A. Wilson Des Moines Fred Ehlers Mr. Ehlers Mr. Wilson Warden Hotel Emmet County Floyd Gustafson Augusta Leo Frank Martin Lloyd Stockdale S. G. Ewen N. J. Leo J. W. Morse G. Tibbetts Bert Kint R. O Rogers G . Allen Cliff Hedtick Ralph McKay Glenn Crook Jack White Clarence Mathieson Ed Sorum Tom Storhow A. A. Halleck John Martyr Fausnaugh Rev Ortmeyer Jon Orvin A. O. Peterson Walter Lucas O. H. Miller Leonard Carlson Art Lee Ed. Knudaon J. H Willey Harry Rush Martin Borge Walter Schultz Wm. Turner J. C. Lilley Carl Moser Harry Bauman H. B. DeMoney Lyle Kilgore B. G. Pannhuk Howard

Helen R Vincent Granted Divorce From Dale G Vincent

Helen R. Vincent was granted a divorce from Dale G. Vincent yesterday on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married at Ratherville on June 18, 1986 and separated in July of the same year.

Helen R. Vincent Dale G . Vincent

Boxing Match On Monday In Estherville Park

Estherville youngsters stage another boxing night at the city ball park Monday evening September 19 at 8 30. It features a return duel with Emmetsburg boxers and a forty round slate of clean fighting. Local fans who saw the recent bouts were impressed by the lads pace and skill as they trained in basements and garages for a rematch.

Estherville City Ball Park Emmettsburg Emmetsburg American Legion

Mauss Attends Sister Mayme Mauss Funeral

A F Mauss returned from Cedar Rapids after attending the funeral of his sister Miss Mayme L Mauss who died Saturday morning at 545 due to cancer. She worked for Inter Ocean Re Insurance nine years and lived with her sister Mrs Wm Stokes in Cedar Rapids. Surviving relatives include five brothers and another sister. most attended the service at Turner Funeral home with burial in Cedar Rapids.

A. F. Mauss Cedar Rapids Mayme L. Mauss Miss Mauss Inter-Ocean Re-Insurance Company Wm. Stoakes Terris Iowa Turner Funeral Home Mauss John William

Kilgore Funeral Set For Friday Leader Charles Kilgore

The Masonic Lodge will handle funeral services for Charles Kilgore Friday afternoon. After a home service at 2:00, a 2:30 Baptist church service led by Rev. Riggs will follow. Masons and Chamber of Commerce directors attend in a body. pallbearers include George J. Wilson Charles Keeler H. J. Hip ple Ed. Cole M. G. Miller and John Hansen. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery.

The Masonic Lodge Charles Kilgore Baptist Church Rev. Riggs Chamber of Commerce George J. Wilson Charles Keeler H. J. Hipple Ed. Cole M. G. Miller John Hansen Masonic Order Mr. Hansen Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Oak Hill Cemetery

V.R. Damage Suit Settled Against Estherville City

Mrs. Annette Wylder agreed to a 275 settlement with the city of Estherville to resolve a 2042 injury claim from a December 27, 1997 fall on an icy First Avenue sidewalk in front of the Gospel Mission church. The out of court settlement occurred Tuesday just before trial. Wylder says the injury kept her from working for months.

Estherville Annette Wylder Wylder First Avenue North Gospel Mission Church

Institute on Sept 26 Tri County Institute in Emmetsburg

More than three hundred teachers from Clay Palo Alto and Emmet counties will attend a statewide style tri county institute in Emmetsburg Monday September 26. Prominent speakers include Dr S A Hamlin Ruby F Van Meter Grace Sweet Harold A Anderson and others from four states and seven colleges. Principal N E DeMoncy will chair the discussion on building a reference library and instructional units while Raymond Minkler will lead a session on instrumental music. The program features seven areas including pupil guidance remedial reading administration for small high schools demonstrations round tables in music home economics physical education and progressive curriculum trends. A full schedule will appear in our next issue.

Tricounty Institute Emmetsburg Clay Palo Alto Emmet S. A Hamlin Ruby F van Meter Grace Sweet Harold A Anderson John Harris Jane Harris Leslie Lrwin Mary Lyle H. A.mahannah Paul Forney M. L. Iverson K. O Broady N. E. DeMoncy Raymond Minkler State Department

J C Body Guests Of Faculty Party Tonight

The junior college student body of 108 will attend a faculty party at eight o'clock in the high school recreation room. A program features welcome remarks, musical numbers, a playlet, and student greetings. Light refreshments will be served with dancing and games to follow.

F. G. Stith N. E. Demoney Eva Chaloupka D. M. Grant Golda Harper Esther Idema Caroline Kennedy A. A McArthy Raymond Minkler Forest Sandy Elmer Starr Laird Swaggert Dorothy Wassum Jeanette Watson Olive Wilkins PF. G. Stith Raymond Jones David Grant Wayne Sanders Raymond Bringle Ollie Aananson LaVonne Anderson Mary Belle Barrett Gladys Be Margaret Jones Vivian Juhl Marcella Keifer Arlene Mitchell Leona Oleson Isabel Paul Mary Paulson Maurine Petcoff Phyllis Robinson Vern Rosburg Florence Schildknecht Velma Schmidt Frances Schultz Margaret Snyder Catherine Sorum Lois Spear Nada Swartz Evelyn Sunde Alta Thorsland Mary Tostenrud Vernice Wheatley Trilla Whitacre Max. Albright Alvin Vere Robert Devonys Hrangadites Geass Glen Bolty Archie Boo Ray Bransgard Edwin Bert Robert Calahan Bud Cavanaugh Richard Chapman Wayne Crim Kenneth Clausen Russell Eveleth Arnt Espeset Norman Fink Kenneth Flygare Edward Fossum Robert Gray Thomas Hamilton Edwin Schryver Milford Sevatson Buron Smith Russell Smith Donald Swenburg Wesley Tomhave Robert Tvedte John Waite Donald Warren Ralph Weaver

Junior College Conference to Meet September 17 at Emmetsburg

The Northwest Town Junior College Conference will convene September 17 at Emmetsburg with Principal N J Dempney presiding. Dr Russell E Jonas will discuss the importance of junior college programs in towns during the noon luncheon. Five morning conference groups will cover topics from extracurricular plans to college music festivals and athletic eligibility. Attendees from Estherville include Supt F G Stith and several staff members. A second article notes a bridge contract let near Spirit Lake for 6405 dollars to Fort Dodge Construction Company.

Northwest Town Junior College Emmetsburg N. J. Dempney Estherville High School Russell E. Jonas Gerald Shephard Eagle Grove California Junior College Supt F. G. Stith Dorothy I Lease Britt Irvin Langlis John E. Slover Fort Dodge Jonas Estherville Raymond Jones N. E. Demoney Elmer Starr Raymond Minkler

Navy Band to perform in Estherville October 20

The United States Navy band led by Lieutenant Charles Bentner will give two concerts in Estherville High School auditorium on October 20 at 2:30 PM and 8:00 PM. This appearance, authorized by the President and Congress, marks a rare local event with the band touring outside Washington. Further details will follow.

United States Navy Estherville Charles Bentner USN Navy Band Sioux Falls South Dakota Willmar Minnesota Boone Town Omaha Nebraska Congress United States Washington

Record enrollment at Estherville Junior College tops hundred

For the first time since 1924 Estherville Junior College reports enrollment exceeding 100. Principal N E Demoney lists 108 students, 83 likely to graduate, 76 freshmen with many earning tuition via NYA aid or scholarships. 48 out of town students, 26 towns represented, and four married women attending.

Estherville Junior College N.eb Demoney NYA

Mrs. Eula Hurley Dies in Warren Arkansas

Mrs. Eula Hurley died at her Warren Arkansas home from a heart attack. Her daughter Mrs. Paul Gray Jr and her husband returned from Estherville after the death was reported. Funeral services were held in Warren with burial there. she is survived by two daughters and five sons. her husband had died years ago.

Paul Gray, Jr Warren Ark Gray Eula Hurley

Lakes Conference elects Stith as president

Supt. F. G. Stith was elected president of the Lakes Conference association at a meeting last Saturday at Brooks Beach. Supt. H. S. Williams of Spencer was chosen secretary. The event included golf at Brooks Beach and a dinner at the Jersey Dell farm where the business session occurred. Representatives from Sheldon Spirit Lake Cherokee Estherville Spencer Storm Lake Sibley and Emmetsburg attended. The group, comprising the Lake Conference towns, discussed yearly activities with emphasis on athletic problems.

F. G. Stith The Lakes Conference Association Brooks Beach H. S. Williams Spencer Jersey Dell Farm Sheldon Spirit Lake Cherokee Estherville Storm Lake Sibley Emmetsburg Lake Conference Association

Townsend Meeting Here Next Tuesday Evening

Minnie W. O Neal of Iowa Falls will speak at the Townsend meeting in the city hall auditorium Tuesday evening September 20 at eight. She states the Townsend plan will bring prosperity and benefit every American citizen. The school xylophone band will perform. Arlando Lough pres and Mr and Mrs Belva Ross and Mr and Mrs Philip DeLong attended the Spencer fair yesterday.

Minnie W. O'Neil Townsend Iowa Falls Iowa City Hall Miss O’neil California Arlando Lough Vic Belva Ross Philip DeLong Spencer Fair

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. A. Nichols Spencer Times the Times Sidles the Vindicator and Republican New Jersey Georgia W.R Legion Ang Warren Mortimer Harm Glen Michael New United States Marine Band Ft. Dodge Fort, Dodge D. G. Vincent Mary McCormick Stornellatrice Respighi Nebbis Respighi la Seranata Ccce Madama Puccini Miss McCormick Mr. McClure Maurice Perez Maurice Perez Cheila Maurice Perez Pleurez Pleurez le Cid Massenet Miss McCormick IV McClure MacFadyn Eastern Star Lodge Marion Fagre Tuesglare Newmnansinul Tneres W. G. Gordon Lucy Bale H Sconberg C. Butcher Sister W.R. Chas. Kilgore V.R J. C. Body V.A No. 9 Fort Dodge Construction Company Navy Lieut Chas. Bentner Hurley Arkansas W.r.lakes Conference Supt. Stith W.r.townsend
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