Farm Holiday group to hold Riverside picnic in Estherville
A joint Farm Holiday association and Farm Unions of Emmet and Palo Alto counties plan a Sept 30 picnic at Riverside Park Estherville. The day features sports events at 10 am including races and a kitten ball game between counties, a noon picnic dinner, Milo Reno address at 1 pm, Solberg guest speaker at 7 pm and a bowery dance to close.
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Farm Holiday Association
Emmet
Palo Alto
Riverside Park
Estherville
Milo Reno
Emmet County
K. K. Solberg
Leutenant
Minnesota
Midgets Tackle Mason City In Friday Game
Coach Lynn leads the Estherville squad to Mason City to face the Mohawks in a tough road test. Mason City's heavy lineup centers on Burns the powerful fullback while Estherville eyes a potential 35th straight win despite injuries thinning the Wolves.
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Mason City
Lynn
Burns
Wolves
Rogers
Bevard
Erickson
Ellsworth
Iowa Falls
Bob Santee
Iowa University
Santee
Estherville
Sioux Falls
Sioux Rapids gets new branch bank from Cherokee
After a year without service Sioux Rapids gains a Central Trust and Savings branch in town, with R. M. Butler in charge. Butler, from Hampton previously ran a Ringsted bank and is known in the county. Rev. G. W. McDonald becomes Free Methodist pastor here, succeeding Rev. M. M. Cook who moved to Ruthven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Rapids
Cherokee
Central Trust and Savings Bank
R. M. Butler
Butler
Hampton
Ringsted
G. W. McDonald
Free Methodist Church
M. M. Cook
Ruthven
McDonald
Estherville
South Dakota
Confirmation at St Patrick's Church for 96 members
The Most Reverend Edmund Heelan, bishop of Sioux City, administers confirmation at St Patrick's Church today. Services begin at three o'clock for a large class of 96, including 74 children and 22 adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Heelan
Sioux City
St. Patrick's Church
Vie
Reeves Annual Sale Set for October 2 at Graettinger
Ben F. Reeves, popular auctioneer of Graettinger, holds his annual sale Monday October 2. He offers 155 head of livestock including 35 purebred Poland Chinas, 21 horses and mules, and 85 TB tested cattle. M O Grodland assists in crying the sale, clerked by the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of Emmetsburg.
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Ben F. Reeves
Graettinger
M. O. Grodland
Mr. Reeves
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of
Emmetsburg
Presbytery Meeting Updates Bailey Family Deans Licensure
Rev. Arthur G. Bailey and Mrs. Bailey with Joseph Orvis returned from Burt Iowa after attending the Ft. Dodge Presbytery fall meeting. Their son Arthur Turner Bailey was licensed to preach after examinations and will seek ordination next spring at Ft. Dodge. Rev. Bailey elected as Synod delegate to meet in Dubuque on Oct 17.
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Arthur G. Bailey
Joseph Orvis
Burt
Iowa
Ft. Dodge
Bailey
Arthur Turner Bailey
Presbytery
Omaha Theological Seminary
Synod of
Dubuque
Auxiliary of American Legion Installs Officers
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will install officers at a meeting at the Legion club rooms Monday evening. Regular business will be transacted and a seven o clock dinner served by officers and executives to the members follows.
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Auxiliary OF American Legion
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Club
Band members seek ride to Mason City pep game Friday
Mr Josten seeks spare seats for town residents to transport band members to Mason City for Friday night high school game. Meanwhile Har old Hansen notes licenses in Secure License Here County clerk I Nichols opened his office Sunday at 9 30 to issue a marriage license to Robert L Bailey and Dorothy L Engler of Minneapolis. The couple were married that evening at Armstrong by Rev B Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Mr. Josten
Harold Hansen
Culture Club Entertains Faculty of Superior
The Culture club of Superior hosted faculty members from Superior and North Superior schools at the home of Mrs. E. Lewis. A short musical program by Mrs. Clyde Wardrip, miss Joan Rosig, and Miss Fannon followed greetings from club members. Supts Hauswirth and Rostndahl spoke for the teachers. Hostesses served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Culture Club
E. Lewis
A. A. Lewis
Merle Carnahan
North Superior
Clyde Wardrip
Joan Rosig
Fan Nn
Wayne Small
Strong
Church
Hauswirth
Rostndahl
P T A Holds Opening Meet at Roosevelt School
The P T A held its first general meeting at Roosevelt school with Joy Horswell reporting on the used book sale. About 663.60 was handled, resale benefited 456 attendees, and no commission. Reenrollment drives target 100 percent by Thursday, with a framed prize for rooms achieving it. Dues are 25 cents. A teachers reception followed with songs, an address by O N Russell, and a play Sardines directed by Anita Houltshouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Joy Horswell
Horswell
Margaret Manisee
Thursay
Mothers’ Chorus
Atty. O. N. Russell
Dorothy Latchem
Anita Houltshouser
Guy Nicholson
Norman Maine
Harry Jones
A. R. Espeset
Gee, Smith
I. C. Nichols
John Bixby
A. Stoery
A. S. Reed
Matt Scholtes
Frank Sullivan
Miss Josephine Jones Taken to State Hospital for Treatment
Miss Jones was moved to Cherokee State Hospital for treatment after a Tuesday morning hearing at the county clerk's office. She is reported to suffer from both physical and mental ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jones
Cherokee
Miss Jones
Local men press highway commission on road projects
Estherville leaders accompanied by Graettinger and Emmetsburg groups urged the state highway commission in Ames to straighten curves on Highway 17 with a new grade before winter. They learned no grading north of Estherville this fall, with surveying to set locations for Highway 17 and Federal 71, while bids were let for an Estherville underpass and for grading a segment of Highway 245 near Ft Defiance state park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Estherville
State Highway Commission
Ames
Wallingford
Grachtinger
F. J. Kennedy
W. C. Currell
L. L. Boggess
Ed Maniece
Chris Larson
No. 17
Minnesota State Line
No. 9
Superior
Minnesota Line
J. S. McLaughlin and Sons Company
Des Moines
M. T. McGuire
Algona
Ft. Defiance State Park
Local frost lines missed as temperatures plunge
Weather notes show a fall from 84 to 54 degrees with 37 degree low Tuesday. Government thermometer readings in ventilated boxes underestimate frost risk and several towns reported killing frosts including Charles City at 29 degrees.
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A. O. Peterson
Charles City
Hides Stolen from Rendering Works Thursday
Local and county officers seek clues to who helped themselves to 17 cow hides and 6 calf hides from the Esther ville Rendering Works Thursday night. Several indefinite clues are being followed.
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Estherville
Spencer fair attendance nets 18000 profit
Clay county fair officials through their secretary Leo C. Dailey announced yesterday that the 1933 exposition had a total attendance of 115,000 bringing a profit for the year to the association of over 18000. A week of perfect weather and attractions attracted the large crowds. The directors paid nearly 3000 due for old 1932 premiums and thanked The Vindicator and Republican for publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Leo C. Dailey
Dalley
V A Club Library at Superior Turned Over to School
The V A club library in the Superior school house, long cared for by club members, will be run by teachers and high school girls. It opens Tuesday for high and junior high pupils, Thursday for grade pupils, and the public may use it on other mornings. Edgar Center celebrated his birthday with a surprise party hosted by his mother Mrs Dan Center, featuring a bridge game and refreshments. Attendees included Harold Merriott, Harold Halleck, Bob Waldron, Mary Waldron, Margaret Waldron, Imogene Knutson, Magda Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Center
Dan Center
Nuway Cleaners Opens In Fstherville From Ainsworth Nebraska
A new firm of dry cleaners, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ensley, is relocating from Ainsworth Nebraska to Fstherville. They have leased the Mrs. Mabel Peterson building on East Lincoln Street and will open as Nuway Cleaners with Circle equipment and a complete-in-one method. Formal opening scheduled for the first of the month.
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J. W. Ensley
Fstherville
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Mabel Peterson
Lincoln Street
Nuway Cleaners
Fishermen land northern pike and wall eyed at Yarnes Bay
Mrs. Bert Yarnes reported an exceptional fishing haul at Yarnes bay last Sunday. A group of southern Town fishermen brought in northern pike weighing 9 1 10 and 11 percent pounds and a big string of wall eyed in the four pound class.
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Bert Yarnes
Estherville
Yarnes Bay
Minnesota
Breaks Arm Turning Over in Bed
Mrs. Tom Carey, 62, of Pocahontas, broke her arm last week in bed. The fracture’s cause is unknown but thought to have occurred while turning over. She was taken to a Ft. Dodge hospital. John Doyle of Ft. Dodge visits Estherville with sister Mrs. Matt Scholtes. AUTOS PURCHASED A. M. Hansen Ringsted-Dodge sedan. Edwin G. Eich Terril-Chevrolet. Dave C. Crawford Estherville-Chevrolet coach. Harvey W. Cox Estherville-Chevrolet sedan. Rhodes Motor Co. Estherville-Chevrolet coach. M. FE. Huckaba Estherville-Continental sedan. Osear Berkland Ringsted-Ford. G. Rinderknecht Ringsted-Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Greer
John Ross
Minneapolis
Estherville
Dale Farguson
Hammes and Sons
Tom Carey
Pocahontas
Ft. Dodge
John Doyle
Matt Scholtes
AUTOS
A. M. Hansen
Edwin G. Eich
Terril
Dave C. Crawford
Chevrolet
Harvey W. Cox
Rhodes Motor Co
M. FE
Huckaba
Continental
Osear Berkland
G. ©. Rinderknecht
Safe Drivers' Code and Observer Urges Safety Week
Mayor M. K. Whelan proclaims Safety Week in Estherville and urges all motorists to drive prudently. The Safe Drivers' Code urges speed control, intersection caution, clear passing distance, pedestrians’ sidewalk rules, and notes that auto accidents cost billions in damages and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
United States
Hower lists impressive week of late pictures
For one week manager Hower presents a slate of feature films. The schedule opens with Ladies Must Love and repeats Friday. Will Rogers appears Sunday in Doctor Bull, a riotous crowd-pleaser. The Good Companions clocks Tuesday and Wednesday with a fresh cast. Pilgrimage screens October 5 and 6 in Estherville with an acclaimed cast. The Power and the Glory plays Sunday and Monday at the Grand, now shown in Des Moines. Paddy the Next Best Thing closes October 11 to 13 starring Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hower
Will Rogers
Doctor Bull
Rogers
Spencer Tracy
Colleen Moore
Ralph Morgan
Helen Vinson
Des Moines
Paddy
Janet Gaynor
Miss Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Dairy Cattle Congress Opens With Belgium Horse Show
Beginning Monday October 2 in Waterloo the Twenty-fourth Annual Dairy Cattle Congress brings entertainment and education with hundreds of exhibits. Featured will be the only Belgian horse show in the United States alongside cattle and machinery displays from coast to coast. Visitors from farms to cities will find attractions showcasing fine animals and modern equipment. Mrs. John Wall of Lockport Indiana is visiting at Mrs. O. L. Anderson’s home.
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Waterloo
Cattle Congress
United
Oregon
Massachusetts
Canada
Okllahoma
John Wall
Lockport
O. L. Anderson
Weekend and late afternoon peak in deadly car crashes
A historical report notes Sundays and Saturdays top yearly fatal accident days nationwide. It also highlights mornings just before noon and late afternoon to early evening, especially from 4 to 7 p m, as the most dangerous periods of the day.
Mulock Calls for Cooperation on Reemployment Plan
Mulock and the National Reemployment Committee of Emmet County outline Iowa and county level steps under the Public Works Act. Unemployed already on Emergency Relief lists are registered automatically. others may apply at the County Engineers office. Preference given to veterans and dependents. locals to be employed. cross-county moves limited to labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallar Bublic
Emmet County
Prsson
National Recover Act
Sevesith
District 2 Lodges Meet in Estherville October 5
Estherville hosts District No 2 Pything and Pythian Sister convention on October 5 with six to eight lodges expected and a large attendance. Registration begins at 10 a m at the club on Lincoln street. The day includes a School of Instruction led by grand and district officers, a 6:30 dinner at the Baptist church, and a joint evening meeting with dancing and program. Local organizers are Lee Eveleth, Mrs Sim Stedman, and Louie Peterson, with Ward Ferguson from Des Moines slated as grand officer attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
District 2
Pything
Pythian
Club Regal
Lincoln Street
Pythian Sisters
Ethher
Knights
Baptist Church
Lee Eveleth
Pregram
Sim Stedman
Louie Peterson
Emmetsburg
Knights of Pythias
Piana
Seals
Ward Ferguson
Desa Moines
Ae Tal
Former Superior Boy Killed in Fall in Seattle
Superior, Sept 27 Herbert Anderson left for Seattle after learning his son Esmond died on Sept 17 in Seattle. Esmond fell or was thrown from a seventh story window. authorities Delayed notifying until a former Estherville resident, Mr. Schultz, alerted them.
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Seattle
Superior
Herbert Anderson
Beeattle
Esmond
Estherville
Schultz Sea
Ven Hi School Band Elects Seg mester Officers
The Ven Hi School Band elected semi annual officers with Harold Hansen as president Eugene Petcoff as vice president and Stanley Fagre as secretary and treasurer The meeting was led by Peggy Fishr who is moving to Clinton Also Chas M Fisher state highway engineer will be transferred from Estherville to Clinton next week closing his Estherville office Rev M M Cook helped Ruthven prepare to take duties at the Methodist parish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hansen
Eugene Petcoff
Stanley Fagre
Peggy Fishr
Clinton
Chas. M. Fisher
Estherville
Heig
Stand by to aid public works and unemployment relief
Citizens urged to support local reemployment efforts and not hinder job programs. Despite slow progress and winter concerns, cooperation with the National Reemployment Service and local office is essential to place qualified unemployed residents in available work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionather
Curta
National Reemploment Service
Towa
Ag I
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K. K. Salberg
LT. Gov. Minn
Holiday Asson and Farm Union
Mra. Gardinier
R. E. Gordinier
American Homes
Woman's Club
Chas
Fisher
Max Lynn
Hugo Eowener
Heelan
Reeves
V-R
M. C
N. Superior
P.T. A
Insane
Assoc
NEW Cleaners
Peterson Bldg
Spirit Lake
Town
American Legion
M. K. Whelan
Dairy Cattle Congress
Rences
Mulock
Esthervile
Grand
McLin
Methodiat
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