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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1942
Page
4
Editorial reflects on birds returning annually to familiar haunts, noting their constancy despite changing political boundaries. It praises their industriousness and courage to protect offspring, and marvels at their precise migratory timing, mentioning the house wren arriving in Estherville on May 1.
The article surveys Europe’s postwar food expectations, noting neutral and anti Axis view that the United States may feed Europe after the war. It weighs risks like inflation, potential crop destruction, and the possibility that allies like Australia Canada and Argentina stay intact, urging caution in praising American agriculture without considering drawbacks.
Joe Louis, serving in the US Army, told a Navy Relief audience in Madison Square Garden that “we’re on God’s side.” The remark, praising divine support, appeared in a Winston Salem paper as part of a collection of quotes and local notes. Also brief notices report a baby born to Mr and Mrs James Baldwin in Cedar Rapids and Mr Ralph Nichols moving to Wallingford for a new creamery job.
War shortages push civilian shoe choices toward brown leather sacks and cloth uppers. Men in military camps will claim most leather, while civilians face limited colors and materials. Fit, comfort, and proper sizing are critical to prevent injuries, with emphasis on broad round toes, suitable heels, and keeping shoes snug yet not tight.
A lively domestic comedy opens at the Grand featuring Fredric March and Loretta Young. Alexander Hall directs a strong supporting cast including Robert Benchley and Eve Arden in roles suited to their comic talents.
Paramount comedy and speed themed film This Way Please plays Wednesday and Thursday at the Grand Theatre. Stars include Fibber McGee and Molly Mary Livingston Ned Sparks Betty Grable and Charles Rogers with Porter Hall Lee Towman Cecil Cunningham Akim Tamiroff and many beauties. Companion feature Ruggles of Red Gap stars Charles Laughton and Roland Young as two Britons in a tale of valet and master.
A summary of warranty deeds filed March 31 to April 14 1942 in Estherville and vicinity shows transfers of lots in Rin ley and Bemis additions to Harry A Jones C E and Martha Shaw Elema Rozella to others Nora B Dwyer to F J Kennedy and others The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co transfers include 25 18 acres and 10 05 acres in sections 2 99 34 with various parcels and road portions Numerous other transfers list buyers and sellers including John D Darling Julius Nass and Wf Grace M Tuttle HLL Lucas Burtis LeRoy Tewen and C L Wycoff et al in Barlett s Second Addition Estherville and Ringsted Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Herum of Wallingford spent Monday evening at Gilbert Amandahl’s home. Johnnie Hanson worked at the Fred Klingheil residence near Grover. Miss Lillian Gilbertson visited Hanson girls Tuesday. Mrs Simon Paulson attended a birthday party at Mrs Charlie Hanson’s near Wallingford Thursday. Verle Holmes and family hosted guests at their home and Maryis Sevold of Maple Hill spent the weekend with the Holmeses. Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself Jesus Matthew 19 19.
Mrs E L Sondrol hosted Estherville friends of the Twin Cities at a one o'clock luncheon at the Curtis Hotel in Minneapolis on Friday April 17. After the luncheon guests visited her apartment for an afternoon of reminiscing and shared stories. Attending were Mrs John Randolph Mrs George Hauge Mrs Robert Gardenier Mrs Dean Williams Mrs R A Porter Mrs Arthur Gruetzmacher and Mrs Wayburn Johnston all of Minneapolis with Mrs Clyde Cummings and Mrs Charles Keating of St Paul and Mrs Neil Mc Lean of Monrovia California visiting sister in law Mrs Wayburn Johnston.
Eighty Knights of Pythias Lodge Estherville held an irregular meeting for visiting Grand Officers. Key attendees included Grand Chancellor H. C. Fosher of Winterset, Past Grand Chancellors C. C. Gustlin Fort Dodge and E. J. Maniece, District Deputies Elmore Ellis Emmetsburg and J. B Cross Fort Dodge, and Past District Deputy L. Peterson Emmetsburg. Fosher delivered an inspiring patriotic address as light refreshments followed.
Being careful in common sense, the column argues safety rules are essential and saving time in the long run. It warns reckless driving harms people and property and notes car and tire scarcity. Mrs. Rev Kenneth Tuttle of Topeka visits her Kansas parents for a week with her daughter.
A list of newborns announced in March shows for many families in Estherville Armstrong Graettinger Dolliver Ringsted Ruthven Spirit Lake Graettinger Estherville Armstrong Estherville Estherville Estherville Estherville Ringsted Estherville Rowan. Names include Claire Leora Brody Nichole Ann Beatty Patricia Ann Carson Warren Walter Evans Dorothy Lucile Hassel Kenneth Wayne Herum Jerry Eugene Hendrickson Julie Ann Johannsen Robert Eugene Knutson Kathryn Ann Kohlstedt Gene Allen Kaltvedt Maxine Jo Ann Luke Judith Ann Larsen Russell Dale Meyer Marilyn Ann Mikaelsen Louise Anna Poulsen Kathryn L Reed Charles Duane Richeson Gary Dale Reed Rosemary Grace Sherwood Colene Marie Stevenson Robert LeRoy Thorson Nancy Ann Woodley.
Mary Ames offers practical tips for spring menus between winter and true spring. She suggests quick cabbage cooking, using frozen fruit, and bright salads with seasonal herbs. Emphasizing plenty of protein and vitamins B and C, the piece urges appealing table settings and smart seasoning to lift appetites.
Republican candidate Geo H Robb declares his bid for the State House in Emmet County and asks for support and votes in the upcoming June primary election.
Birthdays note Harold E Stassen turn 35 and Lord Halifax age 61 as milk aid programs expand. Penny Milk deliveries funded by PTA American Legion Rotary aid children without cash for milk. Milk producers gain better prices while districts praise program expansion from major cities to smaller towns.
The first penny milk deliveries reached Spirit Lake and Sergeant Bluff with parochial schools in Sioux City also included. By April 15, over 200 Iowa towns expected to participate, including Sheldon Paullina and Algona, offering children a half pint of milk for one penny funded by the government. Milk distribution planned at midmorning recess or with noon meals. participation voluntary.
Emil Opelt of Estherville admitted to Coleman hospital for medical treatment Monday. Mrs. Andrew Walen discharged Sunday after minor surgery. Ronald Elkin dismissed Monday. Glen Young of Estherville underwent minor surgery Monday. Mrs. Russell Tordoff of Dolliver had a major operation at Coleman hospital Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Broady’s 14 months old baby admitted for medical treatment. Robert Wilson left for Tacoma Washington to work as a barber and later with K and M Sales. wife not joining him.
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