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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1924

Page

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Fine program offered on Lyceum course packed schedule

The Lyceum committee in Estherville plans a five event season at the Grand Theatre starting September 22 with the mystery play The Gorilla. Additional acts include Every Day, a lecture by Dr. Hagerman, a cartoonist act by Alton Packard, and a Chicago Lyrics musical program. Season tickets cost $2 for adults and $1 for children with single admissions $1 for plays and 5 to 25 cents for other numbers.

Lyceum Grand Theatre Er. T. Hagerman Alton Packard Chicago

Soul of America quote on tolerance and liberty

The passage extols America’s soul as tolerance justice liberty and peace. It contrasts the nation’s mission with imperial bluster, urging love and humility akin to the man of Galilee as the path to carrying American ideals to all races and faiths.

America Galilee

Raymond Smith Injured by Auto Saturday

Eight year old Raymond Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith, was seriously injured when a car driven by farmer Mr Feger struck him after he jumped from a straw load in front of Lyman grocery on North Sixth street. He received a deep forehead gash from broken glass and cuts to the back of his head and elbow. he was taken to Coleman hospital and is doing well under the circumstances.

Raymond Ralph Smith Feger Lyman Grocery North Sixth Street Percy Carrison

Defense Day Observed In Estherville Features Parade And Tug Of War

Last Friday Estherville observed Defense Day under state and national proclamations. Judge Stow of Fort Dodge gave the high address amid patriotic songs and a parade led by a band with local veterans groups. Farmers proved stronger in a tug of war against city men, a high school football game followed by a Lincoln street dance. Many stores closed for the day as residents endured cool winds and waxed pavement festivities. V. R- Harry Clausen, a State University junior in pre med, returned to Town City earlier in the week.

Estherville Judge Stow Fort Dodge Relief Corps Spanish-American Veterans American Legion Fire Department Stowe Lincoln Street Emmetsburg Clyde Sanborn

Gifted Speaker Overcomes Blindness With Faith

Walter Gram shared his life story at Estherville Lutheran Church saying physical blindness blessed him and fueled his education and career. He described losing sight at 17, completing college courses, studying oratory, and supporting himself while aiding his widowed mother. Gram credited Jesus Christ for his happiness and optimism as he travels for religious work, speaking at Estherville State Line and Immanuel churches while staying with pastors Berge and Hansen.

Walter Gram Estherville Lutheran Church Ife Jesus Christ Minneapolis Estherville State Line Immanuel

Lippert v Birney verdict returns for defendant

Public interest mounts as Lippert v Birney ends with defendant winning damages of 20 000. Plaintiffs may appeal within twenty days. District updates cover a liquor nuisance trial of Roy Lowman in Jack Creek township with multiple local and out of town attorneys. Jury panel listed. verdict pending. Upcoming cases include State v Gransberry for intoxicated driving and State v Taylor for auto theft. Social notes report Miss Mabel Wartehow visiting St Paul and Miss Luella Brown mourning. substitute teacher Emmet Rice covers duties.

Lippert G. Bammer Geo. A. Heald Spencer Wm. Johnston Estherville Wm. Fisher Emmetsburg A. T. Lee R. J. West S. M. Osgood E. J. Rost Joe Verbrugge F. J. Shepard Christ Christensen E. B. Osher W. D. Obrien Tena Houts E. J. Maniece Myrtle van Velter State of Iowa Leslie Gransberry 8. G. Bammer C. R. Taylor Gransberry

City enrollments rise with 1284 pupils in public schools

The Batherville city district reports over 1200 students enrolled this year, with total 1284. Grades show crowded classes and high school slight decline from last year. Enrollments broken down by elementary and secondary levels, listing names for high school seniors and juniors.

Batherville Hin High School Washington Building Frances Bain Elizabeth Colt Ruth Stone Kathrine Gibson Bonita Damman Dora Wall Bernice Peitzke Bessie Newhirter McKinley Luella Brown Velma Barnes Edith Hanson Berylina Rohde Lincoln Vera Brown Amber B. Mann Margaret Smith Vivian Kessler

Dan Phillips Dies in Iowa City After Stroke

Dan C. Phillips aged 81, longtime Estherville resident, died Thursday morning in Iowa City after treatment at State University Hospital. He suffered a paralysis stroke two years earlier, worked as a painter and paper hanger, served as Rock Island railroad foreman, and was active in Woodmen and K P lodges. He is survived by his mother Mrs Lucy Phillips and sister Mrs Barret of Estherville, and a brother Willis of Centre Square, Penn. The obituary notes his devoted care for his mother and references a celebration for Mrs Davidson’s ninety sixth birthday.

Dan Phillips Iowa City Phillips State University Hospital Estherville Barret Lucy Phillips Town City Ape Dan C. Phillips Emmet Iowa Round Lake Minn Mr. Phillips Judah Phillips Jacob Phillips Woodman K. P Rock Island Railroad Dan Martin Anderson H. A. Davidson S. A. Berge Davidson A. H. Davidson

W Loses Piece of Thumb and Finger in Binder

Geo Balmer an eighteen year old worker on his father’s farm lost parts of his thumb and index finger in a binder on Saturday. He was taken to Coleman hospital and remained there until Monday.

Geo. Balmer Coleman Hospital

Merchants Sponsor History Essay Contest for Grade Schools

Estherville merchants announce a history essay contest for grade school students in connection with the fall opening celebration. A large free pavement dance will be held on Thursday night September 18, with store windows decorated for unveiling to the public.

Estherville Connetion

Essay contest invites Emmet County pupils to compete

The Vindicator and Republican promote an essay contest for sixth to eighth graders to uncover local history. Students may choose topics about townships or pioneering in Emmet County, with essays limited to 500 words and dates required to be historically accurate. Winners from townships advance to county judges, prizes awarded, and top essays published.

Emmet County Emmet Republian State Historical Department Des Moines Iowa City Vindicator Republican Aile&’Says

Florida-bound students on nature trip in Ford car

R S Johnston of this city and G A Torstenson of Milford left Tuesday for Florida in a Ford touring car with camping gear. They plan a wide travel through the state toward Miami. Johnston is a senior commerce student at Minnesota State University and Torstenson a junior at Iowa State University. The trip blends research with recreation, with headquarters at Chevelier Corporation of Minnit.

R. S. Johnston G. A. Torstenson Milford Florida Miami Johnson Minnesota State University Torstenson Iowa State University Chevelier Corporation Minit

Kavale to Speak at Court House Square for La Follette

Congressman Kavale of Minnesota will address the public in court house square Monday evening in support of the independent candidates for president and vice president La Follette and Wheeler. Speech starts at eight o'clock. indoor arrangements possible if weather prevents an outdoor meeting.

Kavale Minnesota Court House Square la Follette Wheeler

Farmers Union delegates head to Des Moines convention

Mr and Mrs John Utz depart for Des Moines to attend the State Convention of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union. Delegates include Chas Gustafson Gail Erickson W C Ross Bennie Nelson George Frank Bert Swanson Albert Anderson H N Jensen and Walter Lucas. Nellie V Morgan national Delphian Society divisional director is in Estherville this week to organize a local chapter. Meta Neal enjoyed a vacation visit at Sibley. her mother Mrs Weise of Sutherland is visiting.

Walter Scott Ross Fouts Andy Hansen Vern Slater Frank Eastman Lamberton Minn Luella Brown McKinley School Miss Brown Emmet Rice John Utz Des Moines Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union Utz Chas. Gustafson Gail Erickson W. C. Ross Bennie Nelson George Frank Bert Swanson Albert Anderson H. N. Jensen Walter Lucas Nellie V. Morgan National Delphian Society Estherville Lowa V.R Meta Neal Sibley Weise Sutherland

Shriners Attend Ceremonials Meeting at Spencer

A number of Shriners from Estherville attended the Ceremonials held at Spencer Friday. Ray Ives and Ray Shoemaker led the work. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Romaine Sondrol, Mrs. E. L. Sondrol, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brees, Dr. and Mrs. B. G. Ewen, Dr. and Mrs. H. L. McMillan, Fred Jones, Chris Anderson, Wm. Johnston, J. E. Wilson, R. E. Gardiner, and Mr. and Mrs. Orestes Graaf plus Mrs. F. H. Graaf for part of the day.

Estherville Spencer Ray Ives Ray Shoemaker Romaine Sondrol E. £. Sondrol H. C. Brees G. Ewen H. L. McMillan Fred Jones Chris Anderson Wm. Johnston J. E. Wilson R. E. Gardiner

Two Hundred Fifty Hunting Licenses Issued This Season

Close to two hundred fifty hunting licenses have been issued this season by Auditor J. J. Klopp, mainly on the last day before the season opens. Additional licenses are sold at various county locations with numbers not yet reported. Des Moines official I L Richardson, Silvis storekeeper C H Rost, and Rock Island supervisor W J Tollerton visited Tuesday for a day of fishing on the Lake, joined by store keeper L L Smith and Master Mechanic B H Smith.

Spencer United States Northwest Towa J. J. Klopp Mr. Klopp Il. A. Richardson Des Moines C. H. Rost Silvis W. J. Tollerton Chicago Rock Island L. L. Smith B. H. Smith

Faculty Official Elects Seniors to Honor Society Ceremony

At a faculty council meeting eight new Senior National Honor Society members were voted in: Rosabel Van Raden, George Bale, Keithen Lytle, Nettie Morris, Lloyd Roberts, Grace Bilto, Charles Wilson and Janet Bradley. Present members are Ralph Mahlum, Dorothy Gruwell, Hannah Nelson and John Rhodes. Initiation Friday at 3 pm in the High School Assembly features a program led by Rhodes and Gruwell with remarks by Wilson, Mahlum and van Raden.

Rosabel van Raden George Bale Keithen Lytle Nettie Morris Lloyd Roberts Grace Bilto Charles Wilson Janet Bradley National Council Ralph Mahlum Dorothy Gruwell Hannah Nelson John Rhodes Hilliard Reverend Huxford Insignas

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