Poultry Show Premiums At Emmet County Institute
Purebred gilts and market hogs led the exhibit list with multiple prize winnings. Poultry entries from Estherville and surrounding farms, across numerous breeds, earned firsts, seconds, and special prizes donated by local businesses. The Emmet County Poultry Show, tied to the boys and girls institute, drew wide participation and plans for a bigger event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Anderson
Estherville
White Rocks
Buff Orpington
Th. Geese
R. H. Ridley
Speckled Sussex
Lillie Gilbertson
Clara Kennedy
Turkeys
Rexall Drug Store
Viola Mclwain
Leg
H. S. Sabre
Vernon Smith
Armstrong
Clara W. Anderson
Emmet County
A. L. Reed
George Lyman
Universal Laboratories
Estherville News
Butterfield Produce
K & K Hardware
Rexall Drug _ Store
Sandren
Notice of Assessment for Surfacing Secondary Road District 96
Emmet County Iowa schedules proposed special assessments on all real estate within Secondary Road District No 96. Hearing set before the Board of Supervisors October 5 1932 at Estherville Auditor's office at 1 30 PM. Objections must be filed by the day to prevent conclusive action. Dorothy Klopp County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Iowa
Board of Apportionment
Emmet County
Board of Supervisors
Auditor's Office
Estherville
Bethel White Shrine social meets on Wednesday
Social items report Bethel White Shrine holds a regular meeting after a summer vacation with light refreshments during a social hour. Also noted are a Bridge party hosted by Mrs. Chas Lewis and a separate party hosted by Miss Dorothy Lee with multiple guests, plus a Tatapochon Campfire meeting at Miss Betty Blazer's home with guardian Mrs. Vermain Sidles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel White Shrine
Tatapochon
Betty Blazer
Vermain Sidles
Mrs Martin Honored At Bridge Party In Fort Defiance Park News
Mrs J C Martin of Portage Wisconsin after transfer by Woolworth Co will be honored at a bridge party given by Mrs Joe Paul. Attending will be Mesdames Ray Kennedy Norman Maine E G Stavros Frank Sullivan Karl Grover R O Rogers Gerald Wegs and the honoree. Also included are notices of local club meetings and community events plus an obituary for L A Wanamaker detailing his life from Platteville Wisconsin to Worthington Minnesota including family survivors and Christian service.
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Gipson
Estherville
Geese
Harold Carlson
Robert. Reed
Universal Laboratories
Butterfield Produce Co
John Sandwen
Herman Origer
Esther
Ille
Rhode Island
Rhode Islands
Vindicator
Republican
H. C. Christensen & Son
Ringsted
Buff Cochin
Woodley
Dwight Butson
Gruver
Donald Butson
J. M. Jensen
K & K Hardware
Stanley Jorgensen
Ringes
J. S. Shannon
C. White
Estherville News
G. H. Hall
Martin
J. C. Martin
Portage
Wis
F. W. Woolwoth Co
Joe Paul
Ray Kennedy
Norman Maine
E. G. Stavros
Frank Sullivan
Karl Grover
R. O. Rogers
Gerald Wegs
Mrs. Martin
Farm couple to wed at Spencer Fair ceremony
The wedding couple will marry at Spencer Fair with attendants pictured above. After a honeymoon in Chicago they will reside at a farm home south of Cleghorn. The couple will farm 360 acres and a capacity crowd is expected to witness the nuptial ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleghorn
Chicago
Community Picnic And Weekend Visits Across Iowa Towns
Gunty News compact social notes recount a Sunday gathering at Fort Defiance state park with the Schnell and Munsterman families plus Wendorf Hazer Schmidt and Furgeson households in Jackson Minnesota. Numerous neighbors and relatives including the Hepp, Kamp, Dallman, Hawkinson, Wendorf, and Schmidt families share weekend visits and dinners across Terris, Worthington, Round Lake, Spencer, Morland, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peters
Charlie Johnson
Terris
Harry Schnell
Aug. Schnell
Will Schnell
James Spencer
Eldon
Ed Munsterman
Fort Defiance State Park
Jackson, Minn
J. C. Wendorf
J. J. Wendorf
Andrew Hazer
Knud Schmidt
Worthington
Jack Furgeson
Round Lake
P. Schmidt
Eva Bendixon
J. Hepp
Shaffer
Spencer
Lee Kamp
Lang
Road work advances in Jack Creek area
A east west road between Mack Groves and Jas Welsh Sr farms is being graded for a mail route, with local farmers from Jack Creek township attending the Sebo sale near Graettinger and others at the Estherville boys and girls institute. John England and Henry Meyers of Ringsted are noted among residents involved in local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Groves
Jas
Estherville
Jack Creek
John England Jr
Carl Duer
John England
Maple Hill
Henry Meyers
Ringsted
G. C. Rinderknecht
Elmer Gangestad
John Lowenberg
Swea City
Taalkeus Tries Out First Play on Local Stage
Taalkeus Blank presents Yoo Hoo, Prosperity a three act political farce at Roosevelt auditorium Thursday and Friday. Blank, a Minnesota theatre veteran, wrote and directed the piece with brother Frederick assisting. Cast includes Miriam Townsend Anna Darline Doud Nina Dennis and Donald Hansen with several locals in minor roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoo Hoo
Talkeus Blank
Roosevelt Auditorium
Taalkeus Blank
University of Minnesota Theatre
Minneapolis
Twin City
Frederick Blank
Blank
Wilbur
Vermaine Sidles
Joe Buckley
Harry
Miriam Townsend
University of Iowa
Mrs. Lancaster
Patty
Maurice Nathansen
Local notices highlight Estherville area visits and travels
Mrs. Carrie Gibbons shows improvement after illness. Jay Horswell returns from Wichita on business. Mr and Mrs D B Knutsen visit Spencer friends. Peter Tornell and spouse attend Spencer fair. John Warrington of Iowa City visiting Estherville at G C Warrington home. Ethiyn Volding spends Sunday in Spencer with N M Volding family. Marvyl Anderson runs popcorn east of Sandren Grocery. Mrs Jos Casserly of Sibley visits Spencer. Mrs Jay Dunham had tonsil operation at Birney hospital and returns home. Ruth Dayton returns from Cedar Rapids visit. John and Mrs Smith tour Mason City and Eldora. Alice Ballintyne of Omaha visits Estherville with Harry Onies. Chas Loguere and wife ten-day Washington trip, returns from Morrison, Tl. Mrs S G Ewen and Mrs F E Martin drive to Rochester. treatment at hospital. Perkins family from Lake Park visit F W Yule family. J W Pannell and Maurice visit north of town. H E Nathanson family preparing move near North Sixth. Dr F W Reinders returns to Mt Pulaski Ill after week with Rainey family. Everett Anderson welcomed a son, Donald Eugene. Callie Letchford travels to Frankville for winter with sister Billa Letchford. Roy French and son, L L Jones and children visit Marion Butler in Cherokee. Dewitt Brown takes two-week vacation from Gardston hotel day clerk job. stays at East Okoboji cottage. Cliff Halleck family returns from Des Moines. Chas Dayton visits from Geo Dayton, Carver of Chicago, and Alton French of Roland.
Woman Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
An Algona man Carl Johnson was fined last week for drunkenness and his wife was bound over to the grand jury for driving a car while intoxicated. They crashed into Sheriff Hovey’s auto near Swea City last Friday. The woman is out on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Grand Jury
Sheriff Hovey
Swea City
Estherville Social News From Uintah to Fort Dodge
Mr and Mrs A L Canfield spent Sunday in Laverne Minnesota visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Harold Fox drove up from Waterloo Saturday evening bringing Mrs A H Davidson to her home here She had spent two weeks at Waterloo and Mason City at the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Brown Mrs G C Warrington returned home from Iowa City to assist in taking Mrs I E Baker to the university hospital Baker will undergo a major operation this week Mrs Fred Albertson and Mrs H O Sinlge drove to Mountain Lake Saturday bringing Mrs Harry Hubbell and babe and Mrs Warren Pullen to Estherville Hubbells moving to Wilmar with Mrs Hubbell staying until goods are transferred Mrs W G Borrer and daughter Sally Geraldine of Iowa Falls visiting this week with Mr and Mrs Will Bagan They came with La Vaun Bagan returning from Iowa Falls Beverly Cox six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Cox broke her right arm while visiting at the Steinhorst home Merwin Brown Lora Emily Lawrence Lough and Frances Lough A L Canfield and L O Hanson drove to Fort Dodge Monday night to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Canfield
Laverne
Minn
Harold Fox
Waterloo
A. H. Davidson
Mason City
Harry Brown
G. C. Warrington
Iowa City
I. E. Baker
University Hospital
Lecture on Christian Science Led by Mr Kilpatrick
Mrs Ruby Heneman Miss Effie Adams and Miss Adelaide Nichols attended a Sunday evening dinner at Miss Eliza Welsh in Jack Creek before the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Ruby Heneman
Effie Adams
Adelaide Nichols
Eliza Welsh
Jack Creek
Football Classic to Play at Grand Theatre
A football themed film starring Phillips Holmes Dorothy Jordan Charlie Ruggles and Johnny Mack Brown screens at the Grand theatre Wednesday and Thursday in a story about a State vs University game. Star Wally Clark may not stay in the game long as Slip Buchanan’s ruse is exposed and Clark dies after a hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Jordan
Charlie Ruggles
Johnny Mack Brown
Prill
Grand Theatre
Wally Clark
Slip Buchanan
Buck Buchanan
Clark
Buck
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Myrle Hansen
Evan Smith
Jay Helen
Arnold Lund
Market Barrow
Joe Origer
Cecil Christiansen
Merrill Robb
Vincent Donahue
Cecil Smith
Raymond Smith
Norman Herbrandson
Myrle Hangen
Bruce Holen
Estherville Enterprise
John Doolittle
White Wyandotte
John Monroe
Estherville Drug Store
Chris Larson
Black Giants
Buff Leghorn
L. C. Doolittle
Gceorge Stammer
Capons
John Graff
S. C
Buff Leghorns
N. H. Christensen
A. V
Borman
Wallingford
The
Christian Church
Harry Jones
Henry Anderson
Lloyd Boone
Berald Darling
Bob Sanders
Harold Olmstead
Dean Clark
Harold Clark
Donald York
Leo Cooper
Harry Morgan
Vergil Morgan
Walyea
Dorothy Klopp
Meee
Albert H. Turner
George Weber
Martin H Hoerner
Martin H Ho
Charles Fank
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NE NE
Vernon R Fouts
NW NE
SW NE
SE NE
Vernon RR Fouts
NE SE
NW SE
L. J. Larson
Alfred Nelson
White Shrine
Chas. Lewis
Mesdames M. E. Wilson
John Rolfe
H. O. Silge
C. Alt
Wm. McArdle
Geo. Lyman
Geo. Nichols
D. S. Knutsen
Joe Durham
J. H. McKay
Peter Tornell
McKay
Nichols
McArdle
Dorothy Lee
Irene Heyer
Earl Hornby
Miss Lee
Presbyterian Hospital
Fern Jackman
Marian McAffee
Grace Fothergill
Charlotte Gyldenvand
Rose Anton
Nellie Osberg
Waunita Berg
Kathleen Miller
Marie Stellingwerf
Frances Lough
Chapter AV
Clay County
Clay County Fair Association
Alpha Club
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Bixby
Otis Woods
M. E. Burrell
Frank Logan
Will Sidles
Art Beatty
Genevieve
Frances Riggs
Charles Reed
Rose
Verna
Lester Ray
E. J. Beatty
Spirit Lake
Margaret Clark
Ruth Pieper
Agh
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L. A. Wanamaker
Lee A. Wanamaker
Platteville
Grant County
Wisconsin
Plainfield
Nobles County
Minnesota
Celia A. Logan
Lewis C. Wanamaker
Mae Jeffries
Glenn L. Wanamaker
Mason City, All of Whom Were Present At the Funeral Sunday. Mrs. Wanamaker
Cora Swensen
Wanamaker
Etta Kelly
Jesus
Mr. Wanamaker
Spencer Fair
Clay County Fair
Marjorie Smith
Gunnar Oesterling
Gunty News
Raleigh Vicinity
Taalkeus
Fred Albertson
Senator Whattasnozzzle
Robert Morse
Horace
Andrew Graff
Sears
Raife
A. A. Baustian
Storm Lake
Fisher
County Board of Supervisors
McLaughlin Company
Carrie Gibbons
Jay Horswell
Wichita
Kansas
Mrs. D
Knutsen
John Warrington
Ethiyn Volding
Mrs
N. M. Volding
Mrs. Jos. Casserly of
Sibley
Frank Koch
Jay Dunham
Birney Hospital
Ruth Dayton
Cedar Rapids
John Smith
Eldora
Alice Ballintyne
Omaha
Harry Onies
Chas. Loguere
Washington
Morrison, Tl
8. G. Ewen
F. E. Martin
Rochester
Robert Perkins
Lake Park
J. W. Pannell
Maurice
H. E. Nathanson
North Sixth Street
F. W. Reinders
Mt. Pulaski
Ill
James Rainey
Everett Anderson
Donald Eugene
Callie Letchford
Frankville
Billa Letchford
Roy French
L. L. Jones
Marion Butler
Dewitt Brown
Gardston Hotel
East Okoboji
Cliff Halleck
Beverly
Bobbie
Des Moines
Chas. Dayton
Geo. Dayton
Mr. Carver
Alton French
Roland
Inquire Vindicator and Republican
McMillan
John Dudes
Towa
Adams Electric Shop
Square Deal
Harry E. Jones
Kepler
Lincoln Street
Fifth St
OLD Mill
Mammy
Jersey
DEI Choice
Howard's Grocery
Iys
BAYER
Grand Wed
Thurs
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