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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
4
Gunty News notes visits among Ellis Schmidt and Weltsie families in Celyl on Sunday. Teachers and residents return from spring vacation to ERelmond and Estherville districts. Local gatherings include funerals, birthdays, and Sunday visits with the Logue, Silcox, Schenck, and Weir families. Young Wilma Wies celebrated a birthday with numerous friends.
Mrs Jane Sabin traveled to Albert Lea Minnesota on Friday to be with her daughter who is hospitalized with a broken leg. Mr and Mrs W C Jaskulke and two sons visited in Worthington Minnesota. The R N A lodge plans a play Here Comes Charlie at the opera house April 11. Fern Beers visited Paulina last week and Milo with Butterfield and Mrs Geo Korrect hosted the Birthday club. Mr and Mrs J W Marsch hosted the Wednesday club members. Herb Wolf and daughter Eth visited Mason City on Monday.
Ringsted residents report visits from relatives and friends across Estherville Algona and Des Moines. New school board members Art Rave and Dr Kirkegaard are elected as staff reelection secures coming year. Numerous local events include club meetings, bridge parties, birthdays, and community gatherings with noted health, housing, and church activities.
Estherville residents attended dances, visits, and family events. School band members from Estherville head to Ames for a district contest while locals hosted markets and a combined sale benefiting uniforms. Various visits, births, and hospital notes mark a busy week in Ringsted, Armstrong, Bancroft, and nearby towns.
The senior class will present the operetta The Sunbonnet Girl in the school auditorium on Friday evening April 12. Mrs Lee Pickell and daughters Joyce Belva and Celeste returned to Charles City after an overnight visit at the A H Pickell home. Mrs L P Stillman came home Monday after visiting son Linus Jr and family at Mason City and another son G W and family at Algona. The second week of special services continues at Community church with Rev Snyder of Fenton assisting Rev C R Yeager. Sunday evening the young people's choir under Misa Maurine Herter provided special music. The American Legion Auxiliary held a special meeting with Mrs.
A Dolliver area column reports on the Gardeners Fair set for April 18 1935 and a string of local happenings. Paul Anderson and others assist in projects while residents including the Crabtrees Kleons and Yeagers are noted with illnesses visits and moves. The Dolliver high school graduation class is listed with officers and motto No Labor No Victory.
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