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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
4
Walter Kruse in Birney hospital with blood poisoning improved today. Ralph Layman underwent major surgery at Birney hospital Tuesday night. Many residents visited relatives and attended dinners and weekend gatherings. Several patients, social visits, and travel notes reflect daily life in Estherville and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs R J Ridley and daughter Lois return home from Chicago where they visited Mr and Mrs Geo Poole for a spring vacation Also Harry Doolittle brother of Mrs Ridley with his son Carol and family joined the trip back to Estherville They will spend the week at the Ridley home and at L C Doolittle Leonard Smith drove to Storm Lake to meet his wife and daughters returning from Council Bluffs A picnic dinner was enjoyed at Storm Lake before parting V R
Social happenings list a Christian Church Band meeting at Mrs. Walter Scott home with sewing and lunch. Bridgelunches and friendly gatherings follow, including Easy Aces bridge club at Mrs. Merwin Eike’s with high score prizes, and dinners with bridge at the Hanson and J F F clubs. A North Star chapter O E S meeting at the Masonic hall is announced with refreshments planned.
A vintage collection of waffle ideas for entertaining. It describes plain waffles, chocolate waffles with melted chocolate, gingerbread waffles, and nut waffles. The text provides measurements, mixing steps, serving suggestions, and mentions accompaniments like ice cream, whipped cream, and maple syrup. A Sunday supper menu includes Canadian bacon plain waffles and creamed chicken on biscuits.
The Past Matrons gathered at Mrs. W. W. Wilson’s home Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Henry Mahlum assisting. A business meeting followed by social time occupied the remainder of the afternoon. Hostesses served a two course lunch at 5:00.
The LWV hosted ten tables at city hall for a benefit bridge with a 1 30 dessert luncheon hosted by four members. Twenty couples danced at the Orleans hotel with Frank Robinson’s orchestra and a host of organizers. Wesleyan Guild meets Thursday at 7 30 at tense Smith’s home, led by Hazel Drake. Bidenby bridge club hosted a 1 30 lunch with three tables, and P E P club enjoyed two tables with Miss Nellie Osberg winning.
Warm states send sunshine through produce like oranges, grapefruit, strawberries, celery, cabbage and many vegetables. Southern waters provide winter delicacies such as shrimp and various fish. The Quaker Maid offers menus with boiled picnic ham, braised beef, and roast beef dinners, plus desserts like sour cherry pie and strawberry whip, fitting National Cherry Week and Washington’s Birthday customs.
A Rockefeller Center elevator in New York climbs and descends at 1400 feet per minute, prompting reminiscences of the 1929 stock market. The item also lists warehouse transfers: McLeland to Com Credit 600 bu valued 292.50, Rathman to Iowa Trust 900 bu valued 405.00, Nelson to Com Credit 550 bu valued 247.50.
Sheriff Cliff Fredericksen announces a General Execution on the judgment in favor of Iowa Trust and Savings Bank against Samuel Larson Anna Larson and Irvin Larson. The sale of the South Half of Section 8 Township 99 North Range 32 West will be held May 7 1934 at Estherville Court House from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to satisfy the debt plus costs.
Multiple transfers dated 1934 involve Cliff Fredericksen and Mut. Benefit Life Co. in 2-99-34 for 12765 dollars and Hannah M. Lewis selling portions of block 10 Estherville for 1 dollar. Other deeds include Harvey E. Schrecengosts to Archie Whitlow for 1 dollar and Margaret Schrecengost to Armstrong for 1 dollar. Anna Eveleth and Lee to Fred Anderson et al. for 1 dollar. Kathryn Miller as administrator to Helen Miller for 90 dollars. Details show various lots, blocks, and subdivisions across Clarke, Estherville, Outlets 2 & 3, and 100-34 areas.
Mutual Life Insurance Company parcel description Shif D 4 5 34 and NE 1 32 9831 with El NW 4 32 9831 details. Public notice indicates lien or sale action with figure $25,150 referenced. Local records list parties and tract identifiers.
The secretary sheriff reports a transfer of $8,996.59 from Cliff Frederickson to Equitable Life Assurance. The transaction reference NWir'4 6-98-34 appears in the records.
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