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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
2
A brief staff note cites G A Nichols as Associate Editor Adelaide Nichols and W E Deming as Advertising Manager in the Vindicator Republican issue. The fragmentary text confirms roles for key personnel.
Ringsted crowds enjoyed a week of social events including a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Thorvald Petersen for twelve guests with prizes for top players. The Relief Corps met at the hall for a large turnout and lunch. Several dinner parties and birthday acknowledgments followed, with numerous Ringsted households hosting groups of friends and relatives.
Mrs WEF Hohn attended Pov al Neighbors play at Armstrong last Friday night with a show titled Here Comes Char key. Numerous local families hosted visits and guests across the week including the Heten and Nelson families, confirmations by Emil Nelson and Blaine Heien, and several home gatherings. Additionally residents welcomed visitors from Tyler Minnesota and Des Moines while noting births, birthdays, and church events amid a general spring social rhythm.
Notes from Emmet County records show the supervisors ordering a new fence around the courthouse yard and local cleanup. Earlier items mention new homes, residents moving, a Danish fire loss, and people traveling for real estate and Easter visits. Modern pursuits include a Maine piano harp factory project and a couple's wedding, with weather boosting vegetation and ditch matters reviewed by the board.
Mrs George Carson and her children from Dows spent the past week visiting at the Nichols home, sharing time with family and friends during their stay.
Estherville area residents attend Gardener's Fair with Auxiliary members. Local and out of town visitors join events at the Legion Auxiliary fair. Multiple families and individuals travel for weekends, visits, and various local engagements.
Leo Waters city mail carrier and garden enthusiast reports a thriving season with 800 cabbages and bright, strong plants after recent rain. Most residents in northern Iowa are still in planning stages for their gardens.
Superintendent J. S. Hilliard will give the commencement address on May 16 at Milford. Thirty one students are set to graduate that evening from Milford High School.
Mrs George Lyman and Mrs G H Morse will host a 7 o’clock dinner tonight at the Morse home for Mrs A E Erickson of Billings Mont visiting with her two sisters Mrs L M Christensen and Mrs Sara Bennett and friends IS entertaining Del a Dek Club Mrs F W McCullough hosts this afternoon with bridge after a desert luncheon
An informal party at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Bixby in Valparaiso Indiana featured the George Kibbees visiting over Easter. A pot luck supper followed by rock music drew guests including C L Mullock and daughter Leola Art Markley Art Ber ty I J Weller Mrs Frank Logan Geo Kibbee and son George Jr plus the Bixbys. Alma Rees spent Easter in Laurens with her mother. Mr and Mrs Albert S Baird and four children of Truman Minnesota were Estherville Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A W Baird.
A brief dispatch notes a family and two girls safely returning to their residence after a fire incident. No further details provided in the fragment.
Mrs. Julia Frank receives care at Bar ney hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Davidson with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nichols spent Sunday in Worthington Minnesota. Davidson’s niece remains at the sanatorium there. Mr. and Mrs. George Kibbee and son with Amos Kibbee left for Valparaiso Indiana after several days’ visit. They will pause at Thompson for a brief call with relatives.
Old time dance Thursday April 25 with Kelly Bros Orchestra and free hot dogs. Admission 25 cents. Carnival Dance April 30 features a 12 piece colored band. Men 40 cents, ladies 50 cents, ladies admitted free before 9 PM.
Linwest promotes genuine first quality Roadgrippers, noting quality tires and comparisons to lesser options. Roadgrip tires are mentioned as used by the U S Government and Gamble Stores in advertising, urging customers to demand Genuine Roadgrippers.
Classified note lists multiple used cars for sale by Home Auto Co. and notes availability and contact details.
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