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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1938

Page

3

Teams Go Into Action Fishing is reported fine in Iowa

Teams Go Into Action Fishing is reported fine in Iowa great lakes and in the west fork of the Des Moines river. Joke on Florida that the hurricane headed for Miami wered to the north, missed all of Florida and then hit the east coast at New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts and there did the mischief. More than 200 lives are known to be lost and millions of dollars worth of property destroyed. Floridans are rejoicing that they were not hit but regret that other sections suffered.

Florida Miami New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts Estherville Charles Kilgore Chamber of Commerce

Mrs Moklestad Hosts Desert Luncheon Friends

Mrs Harold Moklestad entertained at her apartment Tuesday afternoon with football themed decorations and a dessert luncheon. After lunch the guests played contract bridge with Mrs Parker Bennett taking high score, Mrs Robert Cox second, and Mrs W J Durham third. Attending were Mrs Woodrow Wilson, Carl Moarer, George Brunahill, F L Gustafson, Lawrence Silverberg, Parker Bennett, Robert Cox, William Schloeman, Fred Herzoff, F I Ross, Herman Jensen, Frederick Albertson Jr, Mrs J M Fredey Ickaen, and Miss Frances Vincent.

Harold Moklestad Parker Bennett Robert Cox W J Durham Meadames Woodrow Wilson Carl Moaer George Brunahill F. L. Gustafson Lawrence Silverberg

Funeral Held for Andrew Vestrem 82 in Worthington Minn

Funeral services were held for Andrew Vestrem 82 at Hanson Funeral Home Worthington Minn with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Vestrem formerly of Estherville left eighteen years ago for Worthington and died of pneumonia after a three day illness. Survived by two sons George and Oscar and two daughters Hattie Osmundsen and Mrs Frank Weaver. A brother Martin Vestrem lives in Estherville. several Vestrem relatives attended.

Andrew Vestrem Worthington Minn Hanson Funeral Home Oak Hill Vestrem Estherville Dean Charles Clyde Bolty Vivian Vestrem Cora Woodruff Martin Vestrem Weaver Utness

PTA begins member drive for 1938-1939 in Estherville

Patrons of Estherville schools are asked to join PTA units for the 1938-1939 year. The drive stresses active participation or at least attendance to strengthen home and school ties. It urges supporters to back meetings and contribute talent to the organization. A closing note mentions the death of Mrs Fred Finch in Sioux Falls South Dakota.

Estherville PTA Parent Teachers Association Winelfiah Rice Sioux Falls Bo. Dak Mraj Fred Finch

Estherville to Host Junior College Basketball Tourney

The Estherville athletic committee met Tuesday to plan support for the January 26 27 28 junior college basketball tournament. Committee members include H H Drey Leo Sanders Jerry Weegs George Brunskill George Robinson and William Bale. This marks the third time Estherville has hosted the event with local cooperation guiding site selections. Expected entrants include Sheldon Emmetsburg Fort Dodge Webster City and other Iowa colleges. no invitations will go to Waldorf Ellsworth Mason City or Eagle Grove.

Chamber of Commerce Estherville H. H. Drey Leo Sanders Jerry Weegs George Brunskill George Robinson William Bale Athletic Commission Sheldon Emmetsbureg Ort Dodge Webster Cit Vvy Baik Nertigater Endor-Edege Suneret Aette Waldorf College of Forest City Ellsworth College of Iowa Falls Mason City Eagie Grove V.R

Mrs Maine to Lead Iowa at National Service Star Legion

Mrs Maine will be the Iowa delegate to the national Service Star Legion convention in Cincinnati Ohio October 8. She was elected state president at the Newton Iowa convention last June and will represent the state with all expenses paid. Mrs H H Tosdal was elected to the State Executive board but cannot attend Cincinnati. Local appointees include Mrs Margaret Doyle and Mrs W G Gordon. Mrs Maine will travel to Minneapolis then Cincinnati with her sister Mrs C L Keogh who will accompany her. Des Moines and Oskaloosa reps are noted among others.

Norman Maine Iowa Service Star Legion Cincinnatti Ohio Maine Newton H. H. Tosdal Margaret Doyle Star Point Remembrance W. G. Gordon Minneapolis C. L. Keogh Keogh Rhoda Woodruff Oskaloosa Des Moines

Miss Kennedy Accepts Speech Correction Post in Manitowoc Wis

Miss Margaret Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs Francia Kennedy of this city has accepted a position as instructor in the speech correction department of the Manitowoc public schools in Wisconsin. She is a University of Iowa graduate who did special work in speech correction and spent eight weeks at the Town University this summer for further training.

Wisconsin Margaret Kennedy Francia Kennedy Manitowoc Wis Kennedy University of Iowa Denise Bagan Ireland England St. Paul, Minn Miss Bagan South Bend Ind Mervin Earl Notre Dame College Dennis Bagan Wim Fahey

Stories of Early Pioneer Life in the New West

Narrates civic pride in pioneer towns with rich soil and strong baseball culture. recollects the Blizzards club, local players like Bal lard and Lawton, scarce money in shin plasters, and the 4th of July as a major holiday. Mentions Estherville as hub, turning poles, and small town sports life.

New West Dg Lefeport Fepats Haagan Trodeo Blizzards Spirit Lake Emmetsburg Algona Fairmont Jackson Abiane Estherville Dr Ballard Frank Davey John Corey Sam Collins George Allen Dennison T. Lawton Medford Ore Frank Day Abe Funk George Haskins Washington Towa Sim” Bemi Sim” Bemin Hia

Care In Wiring Is Urged For Rural Electrification

Iowa State College extension engineer Har old H Beaty urged farmers at meetings in Armstrong and Estherville to plan farm wiring before REA lines reach them. He advised sizing wires for motors and appliances, using three wire 220 volt service for motors over half horsepower, proper fuses and insulation, convenient switch placement, and hiring an experienced electrician to install or inspect. He stressed safety, economy, and future planning to prevent fires and ensure reliable current.

Harold H. Beaty Iowa State College Extension Rural Electrification Administration Armstrong Estherville Beaty

Safety Drive For Bicycles Promotes Pledges And Licenses

The Iowa State Safety Council names Chief John C. Lilley as bicycle division chairman and outlines plans to register bicycle owners in the county. Children must register after school, pay ten cents for a license plate, and sign a pledge, with parents urged to cooperate.

Iowa State Safety Council John C.lilley Chief Lilley Mr. Lilley

Bazaar and Supper at Armstrong Opera House

The Ladies League of the Presbyterian church Armstrong hosts a bazaar and supper at the Armstrong Opera House on Thursday September 29. The public is invited to attend.

Ladies League of the Presbyterian Church of

Knights of Pythias Meeting Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall

Members of the Knights of Pythias are reminded of a meeting at the Odd Fellows hall tonight at eight o clock. All members are urged to attend.

Knights OF Pythias Odd Fellow’s Hall

Weed Field Day Set at Cherokee September 29

The annual Iowa Weed Field Day will be held at Cherokee September 29 at 1 PM under Dr. A L Bakke at the State Hospital Farm. Demonstrations will show different treatment plots with focus on eradicating creeping jenny. Emmet county farmers with problems like creeping jenny can attend. invitation went to county supervisors weed commissioners and Farm Bureau board, but all interested may attend.

Iowa Cherokee A. L. Bakke State Hospital Farm M. A. Balkema Emmet Emmet County Board of Supervisors Weed Commissioners Farm Bureau Board Balkema

Dickinson Speaks at Rally on New Deal Critique

A large audience at the courthouse heard Senator L J Dickinson discuss political issues of the day. The Algona Iowa resident criticized New Deal expenditures and urged support for the Republican ticket while noting three government branches provide checks and balances. A pre-rally dinner at Gardston hotel hosted 125 attendees led by Emmet county Republican chairman F J Ehlers.

L. J. Dickinson Algona Court House Estherville United States Dickinson Iowa Gardston Hotel Emmet County F. J. Ehlers Harry Coffie Senator Dickinson AAA McNary Haugen Coolidge

Enrollment shows more boys than girls in Estherville schools

Estherville reports a gender gap in schooling with 2283 boys and 216 girls enrolled in high school. Freshmen to seniors show more boys than girls, while grade schools and junior high also indicate higher male enrollment, per Miss Imogene Knutson.

Estherville Imogene Knutson

No School Monday in Estherville and Emmet County

Estherville city and Emmet county schools will dismiss Monday to allow teachers to attend the Tri-county institute in Emmetaburg that day. The notice notes a district pause in classes and lists the event location and date.

Estherville City Emmet County Tri-county Institute Emmetaburg

Townsend plan champion speaks to Townsend audience

Mrs. William Oneill addressed a large Townsend meeting in city hall to promote the Townsend plan. She argued it would bring prosperity, security for the elderly, jobs for the young, and criticize New Deal allies while promising support for Townsend-allied congressional candidates.

William Oneill Oneill Roosevelt Townsend Oncill Arlando Lough Estherville Townsend Club

Roosevelt P T A Holds First Meeting Tuesday

The Roosevelt PTA will hold its first meeting of the year in the Junior High assembly Tuesday afternoon shortly after two. A safety program will feature a speaker from the Secretary of State's office. Refreshments will be served. All members and those interested are urged to attend.

Roosevelt P. T. A Roosevelt Pta

August Old Age Assistance Report for Iowa

The August monthly report from the Iowa division of old age assistance shows 6183 applications received during August, 3934 pending at month end, and 906 granted. Rejections totaled 141 with 39 due to property transfers, 29 with relatives able to support, and 26 from invested income, plus 14 withheld information. Funeral claims totaled 144 with $14,073.39 paid. Emmet county has 177 recipients, Dickinson 184, and Palo Alto county 4. Total August payment across all recipients was $8,188 averaging $17.98 per person.

State of Iowa Emmet Dickinson County Palo - Alta ‘Cqunty

Safety League Drive Promotes Child Traffic Rules

S & L Co sponsors a safety program led by B Oksner of Estherville's S & L Store inviting all residents under sixteen in the trade area to enroll in the Safety League. Enrollees receive a badge pledge card button and windshield sticker and may enter an essay contest on safety with a 100 word limit. The pledge covers crossing streets only at intersections obeying signals and officer directions looking both ways helping younger children cross avoiding riding in traffic and stopping when approaching rail crossings.

Mrs Mathieson Dies at Home in Ringsted

Mrs LU P Mathieson of Ringsted dies at her Ringsted home after a lingering illness at age 62. She leaves husband two daughters and one son. Funeral at St John Lutheran Ringsted with Rev C A Stub. Burial in Ringsted. Survived by Mrs Petersen Estherville and Mrs Kyhl Ringsted and Arnold Ringsted.

LU. P. Mathieson Ringsted Arnold Petersen Estherville St. John’s Lutheran Church Rev C. A. Stub Petersen August Kyhl

Correction note on I Weller residence location and Hinsch Detroit trip

A Tuesday error misstated I Weller's new residence location. it should read Second Ave South instead of East. Mr and Mrs H D Hinsch traveled to Detroit Michigan for a week with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Lou Swab.

I. Weller Second Ave H. D. Hinsch Detroit, Mich Lou Swab

Best Known Is Best Bought in Small Ads

Frequency of insertions is advertising's strongest tool. Tests show small ads run semi weekly outperform the same space used for one large ad. Reiterating the advertiser's story at frequent intervals builds business in Estherville. Ads tailor made to keep your product top of mind. Vindicator and Republican phone 76.

Vindicator Republican Estherville

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