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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
1
Bertha Gaarde Hinsch will present a piano recital at 8:00 p m on Thursday evening April 22 in the Roosevelt auditorium. Proceeds will benefit the Pan Hellenic society with Hinsch donating her free will offering. The program features works by Bach Debussy Chopin and more, performed on her own grand piano.
Miss Audree Beth Saunders of Fort Dodge married Donald BE Haring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haris, in a small Wednesday ceremony at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. HL Lee Jacobs officiating. The couple will reside in Fort Dodge. Mrs. Haring formerly lived in Estherville.
The text discusses the American garden design style integrated with home planning. It emphasizes linking living rooms to a private garden, terraces, and screened privacy, with vegetable plots and decorative borders. It notes adaptability to formal or informal tastes and improvements for year round enjoyment.
Mrs George Lyman welcomed the Tuesday afternoon bridge club to her home with a dessert luncheon before bridge. All members attended except Mrs Ella McArdie, with Mrs G Morse substituting. Guest Anne Williams of Minneapolis joined the session.
The Dorcas society of Estherville Lutheran church will meet Monday evening at the John Hansen home with Berna Hansen as hostess and Mrs. Oscar Fagre assisting. A short program follows with social time and lunch served by the hostesses. G A Tibbetts is in Chicago for spring markets and stock for Leuthold Tibbetts store. The fifty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs R T Carpenter of Milford was observed.
A Milford Iowa household shared a Tuesday family reunion with 30 members. Parents Mr and Mrs Carpenter, married in 1884, raised nine children. Surviving offspring include Addie La Fay in Canada and Clyde J Bert C H R and more in Milford. One son Lloyd died in 1901. daughter Addie, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren are noted.
State Conservation Commission officials urge a ban on spring burning of dead leaves and vegetation. They warn it does not enrich soil and instead removes organic matter, lowers soil absorption, increases runoff and erosion, damages fence posts and structures, destroys wildlife food and cover, and may promote weed seeds.
Residents report spring arrival as Lake Minnewashta and East Okoboji ice clears by Tuesday afternoon. While main beds open, some ice remains toward the northwest shore and in West Okoboji Spirit lake. Weekend winds helped move ice, with winter fishermen already off the ice. smaller lakes froze November 11, about five months earlier. Watch where you walk and drive.
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