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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1933
Page
2
Swap Ads are free for one insertion. Three insertions cost one. Rate two cents per word. Genuine ads only. Will swap. Grapevines, currant, gooseberry and strawberry profits for potatoes or other farm produce. O. H. Koehler, phone 89.
Loyal Mason and family move from South Seventh street to Third Avenue occupying the Rob West house. Mrs Hattie Clark and daughters Pearl and Bernice Clark visit Cherokee. Clyde Brown buys the Mrs Frank Brockway residence on West Lincoln street now held by A G Tott. Carolyn Osmundsen and Dean Osmundsen guests at Glenn Eggleston home Worthington Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Lester Mason occupy J T Johnston house North Sixth street. Mrs F M Brockway leaves for Kansas City after visiting friends. Mrs F D O Keefe and daughters of Fort Dodge visit Estherville with Mr and Mrs Joe Nissen. Denise Bagan and Louise Long to visit D A Bagan home. Mr and Mrs C D Tedrow of Princeton Illinois spend week in Estherville visiting Mrs G H Woodhouse. Mr and Mrs Ed Little and son Bobbie return from Chicago and Independence. They stay with Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell and M S Landing home. Mrs Wm Bale with her mother Mrs Geo Stebbins to Delwen. Lucy Bale joins to Cedar Rapids. On Sunday Wm Bale drives to Mason City to bring wife and mother home.
The Methodist Episcopal church will hold worship services at 7 30 o clock each of the first four evenings this week with Rev W A Winters teen preaching and the morning choir directing music A Thursday performance of the play Within the Upper Room will be repeated by the same cast from Palm Sunday and on Friday the Hours of the Cross will be observed from noon to three o'clock with Communion and devotional meditation offered
Palm Sunday was observed with sermon, music, baptism of one infant and fourteen older persons. The pastor led the services and a religious instruction class begins April 17 at 4 30 P M. Twenty six persons were received into church membership after a campaign of personal evangelism. The Nicaraguan rebel land grant note appears. The Grace Episcopal Ladies Guild meets Thursday at Mrs H G McTavish to sew.
Mrs E A Ferris of Washington DC testifies that her husband shed 16 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Gels and credits the product with boosting energy and mood. The ad urges daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast, claiming a four week jar costs little and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Entertain Club members Mary Shelton and All aa Lee White hosted a Trienbid bridge night at Rousseau's and Miss White's. High score went to Mrs. W. H. Hunt. Also noted were quilting at Mrs. Jensen's, Norris Kasa Unit Legion Auxiliary meet near Wallingford, Busy Bees gathering, and a mock wedding shower for Eloise Burt with a green Easter–themed display. Attendees included numerous local women and invited guests.
An old drugstore ad promotes Juniper oil based Bukets as a bladder cleanse. Claims relief from nightly urinary urges after four days, with backache or leg pains from bladder disorders improving and sleep returning. Mentions Jay Johnston Drug Store and a 25 cent box.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs C B Sorum and daughter Kathryn. John Questad trucked cattle to St Paul market with Gus Knudson. Charles Heinrich family visited Adolph Olson’s. Lakeside Country club met at Mrs Gus Knudson’s home. Floyd Hoffmeyer won the contest. Next meeting at Mrs Knut Olson’s on April 27 to prepare a 30 dozen egg crate for Council Bluffs orphans home. Mrs Clyde Bloyer will host Maple Hill Ladies Aid the first Thursday in May. Thomas Olson works for John Questad. Hans Hanson hauling corn for Andy Buck. Mr and Mrs Ray Bryan moved to their farm from Maple Hill. Mrs Philip Peake learned of her brother Tom Ross's death. he lived in Wadena, Minn. body shipped to Roland and funeral Sunday. Mrs Peake and her brother Will Ros of Dolliver attended. Clyde Bloyer under doctor care for a severe ball on his hand. W J Reid substitutes on bus route. Various local ads and notices included.
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