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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1937

Page

3

Martha Collins widow of pioneer records man dies

Martha Collins widow of Samuel Collins a pioneer county recorder died yesterday morning after a short illness at about seven forty five. She had cared for him during long months after his fall and hip injury but he died May 28 this year. She was active in the Baptist church since pioneer days and known for humor at gatherings. She was born in Wisconsin and came to Estherville in 1868 with her family. Four children were born to them Hazel Gaylord Claude and Jay with Jay preceded by death. Surviving are Mrs Albert Barber and Mrs Gaylord Collins and two grandsons Romaine and Gaylord, all of Estherville. Funeral services Friday at 2:00 at Mahlum and Anderson funeral home and 2:30 at the Baptist church. Pallbearers named N. J. Lee I. Coleman H. O. Silge Vance Noe Sam Bammer Theo Flindt.

Martha Collins Samuel Collins Pioneer County Recorder Sway Collins Ies Wisconei Estherville Hopkins St. Valentine's Day Canada Hazel Gaylord Claude Jay Albert Barber Ein Claw Romaine Eatherville Mahlum and Anderson Funeral Baptist Church J. Albert Riggs N. J. Lee I. Coleman H. 0. Silge Vance Noe Sam Bammer Theo. Flindt

Officers elected at Emmet county meeting

Scheel heads elect officers at the Emmet county school superintendents meeting held Thursday night. Grand cafe dinner followed. Gruver’s H O Miller named president Reed Jordan Maple Hill vice president and F G Stith Estherville secretary treasurer. Retiring officers include Miss Mario Sorum Reed Jordan and M O M Klebuat. Next meeting planned in Estherville October 20 with Stith chairing arrangements. Athletic discussions and tentative event dates were set.

Ore Gral Emmet Miller Gruver Reed’ Jordon Maple Hill F. G. ‘Stith Estherville Mario Sorum Reed Jordon M. O. McKlebuat Dolliver Treas A.J. Steffey Des. Moines Iowa Ara Tia Athletica Stith

Gibbons Open New Dry Goods Store at Charles City

Gibbons opens a new dry goods store in Charles City showcasing a broad assortment of fabrics, notions, and household supplies. The opening marks a addition to local commerce with residents invited to browse the stock and enjoy introductory offers.

Gibbons Charles Citys

Adams Electric Shop Moves to Hoggett Building

The Adams Electric company relocates its downtown office from the John Martyr building at the corner of Fifth and Lincoln to the Hoggett building east of the Elks lodge. The Hoggett building, formerly the ABB cigar factory, will house an office and display room with living quarters in part. Mr. Hoggett will continue cigar production in part of the building.

Adams’ Electric Company John ‘Martyr Lincoln Hoggett Elks Lodge ABB Sone Day Aiscord

D A R S Promote and Fund Washington Trip for Seniors

The Daughters of the American Revolution fund and promote a Washington trip for one high school senior girl from each state during the April congress. Selection uses four character qualities, with judges including classmates and teachers, and the trip aims to foster patriotism and citizenship.

Daughters of the American Revolution Washington, D. C Continental Congress J. B. Tedrow Pilgrimage Committee of Okamanpado Emmet Iowa Washington,d. C Marie Sorum Sehool Sehol

Emmet County Estherville Named for Unemployment Census

The Chamber of Commerce urged a nationwide unemployment census to assess the thoroughness of results from blank forms sent to 80 million families. Estherville in Emmet County is designated as a typical county and city for the check up, with blanks to be mailed November 16 and 17.

Estherville Emmet United States Wm. Sykes Chamber of Commerce John D Emmet County

Week's News In Pictures Miss Mildred Willis in Diana

Miss Mildred Willis of Orwell Indiana has spent 13 years bedridden yet attends Sunday school via a two way sound system donated by Tabernacle members. The Tabernacle lies about a quarter mile distant from her home.

Mildred Willis Orwell Indiana The Tabernacle

Roosevelt greets crowds in Casper Wyoming

President Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke from the rear platform of his special train to large western crowds in Casper after arriving in Cheyenne. Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney of Wyoming, a leading Democrat opponent of the president's Supreme Court proposal, greeted Roosevelt and accompanied the train to Casper. The meeting drew comment as O Mahoney said greetings were brief and time limited. The photo shows Roosevelt addressing assembled crowds with O Mahoney nearby.

Casper Wyo Roosevelt Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wyoming Supreme Court Cheyenne Zhatoe O'Mahoney Franklin D. Roosevelt Joseph C. O’mahoney

New National Commander Faces Repertorial Barrage

New national commander Doherty, a Boston lawyer and American Legion member, appears stymied by a barrage of questions in a panoramic photo spread. He regains composure in later frames, offering a calm, confident countenance to the inquisitive camera.

New York City Doherty Boston American Legion

Estherville hosts multi group education celebration

Local Estherville attendees join a broad educational gathering marking a community celebration. The event highlights educational achievements and community involvement.

Mrs Woodrow Wilson to Attend Formal Gathering

Mrs Woodrow Wilson will be the guest of honor at a formal gathering hosted by Mrs de B. W. Wilson. The event details are sparse but indicate a high society social engagement in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper snippet.

Woodrow. Wilson

Session of Presbytery closes after Centennial observance

The 81st Ft. Dodge Presbytery fall meeting concluded with an address by Dr. Wharton of the Board of Foreign Missions. A $600,000 goal for foreign missions was announced as part of a Centennial observance. Reports highlighted missionary work in China and Africa, with officials from Iowa and regional churches attending and thirty-odd overtures discussed. Fifty installations, contemplating retirements, and re elections occurred amid 46 churches and about 200 participants.

Ft. Dodge Wharton Board of Foreign Missions Valpariso Indiana China Africa W. O. Harless Synod of Iowa Harless Central Presbyterian Church of Paul B. Shedd Rockwell City Centennial of Foreign Missions T. Cuyler Young Iran Persia Robert E. Speer Board of Foreign Missins New York City Thos. Smart Logansport Ind Henry A. Sinning Wayne Overholser Boone W. E. Ruston Grand Junction E. L. Marousek Jefferson

Cold Rainy Weather Extends Through Equinox Week

The past week brought cold and rainy weather though slightly warmer conditions are forecast. Observed rainfall totals reached 2.71 inches. Officials list names including Bert Peterson, Gertude Rasmussen, John Questad, and V L Eckholm among residents noted in Estherville and Ringsted areas.

Bert. O.peterson Armstrong Dodge A. Byg Estherville Ford Gertrude Rasmussen Esthervile Chevrolet John Frank John Questad Buick Skau Ringsted V. L Eckholm Esthgpville Qhevrolet- Truck

Minnesota Couples Tie The Knot In September Marriages

Several Minnesota couples received marriage licenses and were wed in September. Cecil F. Stade of Fairmont and Mabel A. Bauermeister wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. W. Ortmeyer officiating. Other illed licenses united H. Bowler and Mae Miller. Christopher Torkleson and Ethyl Evenson. Merle Lacey and Esther Peterson. Gerhardt Satre and Esther Bergman. Henry Elsing and Irman Sterke. Denzil Cotten and Kathryn Eckmann. Harold Hansen and Zella Hansen. Witnesses included Mrs. Lavell, Mrs. Murphy, Dorothy Evans, and others.

Cecil F. Stade Fairmont Minn Herman Stade Mabel A. Bauermeister W. Ortmeyer L. L.lavell Esim H.bowler Amboy X Oy M. HH. Sehloeman Frank Murphy Dorothy Evans Christopher T. Torkleson Sioux Rapids Benjamin Torkleson Ethyl L. Evenson Chris Evanson Armstrong John Drake Wolcott Edna Leonard J. B. Cleveland Merle A. Lacey Mankato Frank Lacey Esther E. Peterson St. Peters Charles Peterson Fred Ortmeyer Mildred Ortmeyer Eleanor Ortmeyer Gerhardt Q. Satre Stanhope Eather E. Bergman Dayton Henry Elsing Comfrey Irman H. Sterke Mountain Lake Henry Willman Ida Elsing St. James Iram Sterke Denzil "L.cotten Kathryn C. Eckmann M. H. Schloeman Gladyse Secliger Dorothy Tate Harold E. Hansen Zella K. Hansen

Estherville Chamber to discuss new census plan

The Estherville Chamber of Commerce directors meet Monday evening at City Hall committee room to discuss methods for a new census and other business. They will decide on printing a 6000 copy city guide 80 pages long prepared by federal writers project with sections on The City history facilities tours recreation transport and accommodations. A committee will be appointed to approve printing of the guide.

Estherville Chamber of Commerce Federal Writers Project

Scientist to Demonstrate at High School

A North West Assembly program will be held Tuesday October 6 at 8 pm at the high school and junior college. Harry C. White a scientist from Bound Brook New Jersey will present a demonstration using about 60000 dollars worth of GE equipment. White a former GE public relations director has lectured worldwide and will showcase costly instruments not usually seen at such events.

Harry C. White Mr. White Bound Brook New Jersey General Electric Thomas A. Edison Steinmery White

Editor Freed John W Tilton After Clemency

John W Tilton of Rochelle Illinois, a former editor, was released from prison by order of President Roosevelt after a clemency petition. He had served six months for probation violation connected to a prior Dyernet conviction, and the president remitted a $2000 fine.

John W. Tilton Rochele Roosevelt Young Tilton

Style Show At Grand Theatre Featured Local Models

A fashion event at the New Grand Theatre showcased contestants from local stores. Participants included Evalyn Norby Ivy Hepp Margaret Ross Vaunita Brown for R C Browns Ready to Wear and Mary Henaman Bonnie Rousseau Louise Mathanson for Gift Garden among others representing Silverbergs L and L L M Christiansen Co and Loraine Christiansen Co.

New Grand Theatre Evalyn Norby Ivy Hepp Margaret Ross Vaunita Brown R. C. Brown Mary Henaman Bonnie Rousseau Louise Mathanson Gift Garden Byrilie Andahl Bernice Waldee Helen Anderson Silverbergs Thelma Christinesen Maria Smith Jeanne Harrison Marian Kennedy Lavonne Anderson Mildred Lorimer Rosemary Ewen L. M. Christensen Co

Estherville Man Held as Short Change Artist

Albert Moulton of Estherville waived preliminary hearing in Justice of the Peace court, was held under $1000 bond, and planned to plead guilty in district court to escape arraignment before the grand jury. He and his wife were arrested in Sioux City on charges of shortchanging Linus Wilberding at Oak Hill service station in Cherokee. Moulton was released for lack of evidence.

Albert Moulton Justice of the Peace Albert Hard W. C. Guiberson Moulton Estherville Sioux City A. N. Tilton Linus Wilberding Oak Hill Cherokee Mra Justice Hurd

Local Teams to Clash Friday on Sunderlin Field

Bath and Estherville football teams set Friday games. Junior college Wolves host Ft. Dodge at Sunderlin field in the evening while the high school midgets travel to Spirit Lake for an afternoon contest. The high school team has scored.

Ft. Dodge Sunderlin Field Spirit Lake Bath Estherville Junior College Wolves At & P.m

All Set For Fire School in Estherville

Estherville firemen prepare for a district fire school Tuesday October 12 with 26 nearby towns invited. J Vincent Pyle leads demonstrations with J P Koster and others guiding hose handling ladders and firefighting tactics. Attending towns span Ida Grove Algona Britt Clear Lake Emmetsburg and many more.

Estherville J. Vincent Pyle Mr. Pyle J. P. Koster Estherville Fire Department Lindon J. Murphy Iowa State College Ames Harry J. Corcoran Iowa Insurance Service Bureau Des Moines FP. F. Park E. F. Parx Ida Grove Algona Britt Clear Lake Emmetsburg de Mars Marcus Milford Pocahontas Sanborn Sibley Sioux Center Spencer Spirit Lake West Bend Whittemore Cherokee Forest City Paullina Rock Rapids Sheldon Primghar Storm Lake Ruthven Plover Armstrong Grover Walling

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Tasue of’ Emmet County S Bariiest-Residenta Scheel HY _O--Miller Reed Jordan Adams - ‘Electric Shop D.a.r.’S Hi Ao AT. Armstrong Overholser V.ik Apensepee Peterson Hi Lo Pree Minnesota Chas, G Moon Grand Fire School Henry Brinlanan Minneapolis Miss Eva Albin Lake Park Sheldon
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