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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
5
A ladies group forms an organized society to uplift the city’s youth through moral and social programs. They plan public articles promoting education, prevention of disease, and child protection, urging cooperation from educated citizens and law support.
Memorial pieces recount the deaths and obituaries of multiple local residents including William A. Byfield born 1869 in Brandton and died in Estherville September 24 1914 along with Addie M Ayers born 1864 near Waukon who lived in Estherville for 29 years. Also mentioned are Mrs Alfred Rosa and Mrs Amy Atwood Dunham of Pasadena California formerly of Estherville. Funeral services and survivors are listed with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery and church affiliations noted.
Supt Ida A Davis announces a three day Inspirational Institute for Emmet county teachers. Schools closed October 1 and 2 with full salary for attendance. Sessions held in the Court House at Eatherville feature instructors including Ole Roe State Fire Marshal G M Wilson and Miss Shattuck among others.
Miss Shattuck to perform a recital at 8:00 and 8:30 with an afternoon stock judging session at 1:00 hosted by Mr. Edwin Dukes on Saturday October 8 at 316 Lecture. The event lists Shattuck as presenter and Dukes as organizer.
Elmer Henneman and Misa Cora Mason united in marriage last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Dickenson. A bountiful supper followed. the couple left for Estherville to establish a home at 109 South 18th Street. The groom works in the livery department at Eartherville Garage and Machine Works and has many friends favoring their happiness. Alfred Rose and Martha Betz wed in Des Moines at the groom’s brother’s home and will settle in Iowa Falls after a short visit in town.
A Burt baseball team issued a challenge to any local squad but Dolliver organized a team and informed Burt’s captain the invite was refused. The Dolliver boys have shown strong play and were eager to test their skill. The note ends with a sharp remark urging Burt to advertise if they cannot deliver. The Kirkland darke: Mrs. W. F. Hamilton met Grove on Tuesday.
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