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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
4
A historical farming era speech condemns government lending and tax drains as farmers face mortgage belts and unsettled trade. It rebukes political choices, warns against unearned land gains, and recalls Farm Bureau roots while urging thrift and prudent money management amid economic strains.
Large crowds attended Easter services and Sunday school with special numbers and a short program. Local families, including the Richards, Trees, Petersons, Iversons, and Moltzens, visited relatives and attended a funeral in Ceylon. Among visitors were Hoffmans, Larsons in Watertown, and Bridals in Dolliver. a 500 party was hosted by Lee Miller. An employment notice for a used typewriter at the Vindicator and Republican office was listed.
The Lutheran group held Easter services in the Dolliver school house last Sunday afternoon. Families including Ebenez er Barfoot of Grover Colorado and relatives from Janesville Wisconsin visited, with health hopes tied to climate changes. Local social life included visits, baptisms, club meetings, and community events across nearby towns. multiple residents traveled for church, family, and service activities amidst springtime gatherings.
Local residents and guests across Estherville, West Okoboji, Cedar Falls, and Lake Park are mentioned in a lively community roundup. Mr and Mrs Webster Strong move to Manhattan Beach cottage. Beth Bringle visits Caldwell home. Irene Thierman travels to Cedar Falls for Easter. Guy Small recovers from pneumonia. a small fire hits E L Briggs home. social Hour club hosts a gathering with Nature Facts and a vocal duet. Mrs Harry Buckman assists with hosting. several families visit relatives and attend Easter celebrations in nearby towns including Lake Park Colesburg and Spirit Lake. Easter visits by the Leek family from Omaha and Gettesburg horse auction notes conclude the fragment.
Mr and Mrs J P Schmidt and daughters Betty and Catherine spent Sunday evening at the H C Jensen home. Mrs Hans Larson was taken to the hospital for medical aid last week. Mrs Joe Fredericksen Mrs Jens Johnson and family and Mrs Lester Jensen were Fairmont callers Thursday. Mrs Forrest Christiansen visited Mrs Christiansen at the Fairmont hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs H C Jensen visited Saturday evening at the H C Mortensen home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen and family of Halfa Mr and Mrs Thorvald Hansen and daughter Mr and Mrs Adolph Hansen and Mr and Mrs Fred Henricksen and sons visited Sunday afternoon at the Robert Hansen home.
Cashing-In on Fourth Largest Diamond accompanied a child here and stayed until Sunday. C Dickey of Truro visits daughter Mrs Kenneth Stark. Mrs Herb Wolf and family and Mrs W C Jaskulke spend Friday in Estherville. Rockefeller visited last week with Art Johnson. Genie Gray and Elma Stone weekend in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs W C Jaskulke and two sons visited Leo Jaskulke home in Lone Rock.
Easter gatherings across Storden area as families hosted kin from Jackson, Worthington, Laurens, Spirit Lake, Ced ar Falls and Estherville. Notable items include pleurisy attack on Jim Landers, 75th birthday for J. T. Baker Jr., Bible prize for local Sunday school students, and upcoming Lundies Aid meeting.
Russell Rannel, Russell Armstrong and Leo Fitzgibbons returned to Iowa City Monday after the Easter vacation here. Leroy Vandenburgh and Leonard McAdams went back to the University of Minnesota Monday evening after their Easter stay. Mrs Otto Severson came home Thursday night after spending the winter with her daughter Mrs Harry Bosworth in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Bosworth and three
Mr and Mrs T A Tranger of Algona visited Tuesday with their friend Miss Lois [nman. Nicholas Detrick returned from Chicago where he was called as a witness in an auto accident trial. Detrick, from Chicago, is staying with his brother in law R V Maloney for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs H D Hinsch have rented the first floor apartment in the Mrs Tedrow duplex and will move in soon. The Hinsch family vacated the Geo Shadle home and the Shadles plan to return to Fstville from Pleasantville to reside.
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