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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1935

Page

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Yukon Gold Trails Clash Sparks Barroom Showdown

In Liarsville Ed Maitland and Speed Malone clash with Fallon after Rose dares a song. Speed turns toward a risky plan and a crowd-pleasing dance breaks out as fists fly and Maitland reappears to defend his partner. (Continued next week)

Ed Maitland New England Speed Malone Yukon Pacific Maitland Speed Frenchy Lucky Rose Fallon Rose Steiner Pete Bill Owens Brent Gernet Liarsville Liaraville Bennet Drew Cathcart Skagway Ryse Lefty

Easter visitors and local travels around Estherville

Bees Eas Louis Salyers drives a new Chevrolet panel truck for his plumbing business. Several families and individuals, including Miss Thana Eiden, Mrs. Corinne Post and daughter Marylin, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brownlee, and Miss Lucilla Dillman, spent Easter Sunday or weekend visits in Estherville with relatives and friends. Traveling to Minneapolis, Mitchell, Cedar Rapids, Spencer, and Storm Lake, they joined hosts such as the Ehlers, Post, and Pardubsky families.

Corinne Post Marylin Des Moines Estherville L. E. Mathews Louise Post Chas. Dillman Blue Earth, Minn Lucilla Minneapolis A. Barber Claire Post Mitchell G. D Helen Sievers

Weekend visits feature families in Estherville area

Louis Duesterhoeft and Miss Mazel Amdal joined relatives in Estherville after weekend trips to Hutchinson and other Iowa towns. Miss Cheryl Lambert traveled from South Gate California for a visit with her family, planning to return to California in about three weeks. Mrs E W Knight leaves for an extended vacation to Chicago Charleston and Cleveland with her daughters. Mr Thompson will join Northern Lumber Company in Estherville as his wife and baby stay until May.

Fred Owen, Jr Guthrie Cerster Jonas Amdal Mazel Amdal Owen Estherville Cheryl Lambert South Gate Calif Everett Ridley Harley Lambert Robert Cox California E. W. Knight Chicago Charleston Ill Cleveland Ohio Roy Bixler Russell Landis Frank Sieben George Thompson Des Moines L. G. Thompson Thompson Northern Lumber Company

Informal Parties Honor Mr. and Mrs. Brawford

Social items detail numerous informal gatherings honoring Mr. and Mrs. Brawford and Ruth Dayton prior to her marriage. Mrs. R. G. Rogers hosted dinner and bridge for E. O. W. club. Reed gatherings included a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Brawford and multiple guests from Dayton, Hemmingson, Branford, and area families.

Mrs Brawford Leo Branford Minneapolis Charles Dayton Methodist Episcopal Church Choir Dayton Leo Brawford Ed Case Harold Keeler Ruby Femmingson Hemmingson Brentford Ruth Dayton Branford Mary Hudson John Hemmingson Jessie Seevera Annette Wylder Gretchen Smith Irene Heyer Zelda Logue Margaret Smith Lucille Schneck Doris Logue Herman Jensen Vermaine, Sidles Werd Greer Ethel Guntafson Fern Jackman Geraldine Buckley Lyle Stoddard Russel Peterson Frances. Long Eleanor Smith

S. S. S. Club Holds Regular Meeting at Home

Miss Katherine Agnew and Mrs. Harry Bauman Jr hosted an 85 S S club gathering with eight members at Mrs. Leonard Carlson’s home. Three tables of bridge were played, Marie Myers claimed high score, and a luncheon followed with guests Mrs. Carlson Mrs. Fred Lyman and Mrs. C J Mathieson in attendance.

Katherine Agnew Harry Bauman, Jr Richardson T. B Ralbith Riichardson T. B. Bridge Club Gardston Hotel S. G. Club Lola Steen Lawrence Dickinson Dorothy Gee Orlo Sheldon Bert Amelsberg Dickinson Pauline Bassett Margaret Waldron Edger Warrington Anna Darlene Doud George Kibbee Estherville Valparaiso Ind Charles Bixby Robert Lee S. and C. Bridge Club A. L. Misener Merle Maller Emma Maller A. H. Kateley Misener Ed Case Howard Reed

Miss Edith Pangborn Weds Paul Welnitz Jr

Miss Edith Pangborn married Paul Welnitz Jr at her parents Spirit Lake home on Apr 18. Rev Herbert Marsh officiated with immediate family present. Alice Sisley and Floyd Hoover attended. The couple, after a brief wedding trip, will farm near his father on the Dickinson Emmet county line.

Spirit Lake Edith Pangborn Paul Wednitz Alice Sisley Floyd Hoover Herbert Marsh Spirit Lake Presbyterian Church Wilnitz Spirit Lake High School Dickinson County North Superior

Spring frock pattern 8445 showcases street and house wear

In 1935, a practical pattern for a spring frock features a high square neckline with a pleated jabot, bell sleeves, and long skirt panels with double pleats for fullness. The pattern suits street wear and can be adapted to a house frock with short sleeves. Send 15 cents, name, address, style number and size to Patricia Dow in Brooklyn.

Patricia Dow Vindicator Republican Pattern Dept Fifth Avenue Brooklyn N. Y

Pot Roast as Economical Cookery Through Time

The article traces pot roast origins in iron pots, praising its economical appeal from grandmothers to modern braised beef. It explains browning then slow steaming in a covered utensil to tenderize the meat, recommending round bone cuts of beef or veal, 2 to 3 inches thick, as economical options.

Spiced Chuck Roast with Prunes and Noodles

Brown a 4-5 lb chuck pot roast in fat or drippings. Season with 3-4 tsp salt and 2 cloves. Add ginger and 1 pint cider or water with 1-3 cups vinegar. Stir in about half a pound prunes, cover and simmer 3 to 3 1/2 hours. Add 1 cup bread noodles and cook 20-30 minutes. Serve prunes and noodles around the roast.

Slow Roast Rump Pot with Onion and Bay Leaf

Mix tomato juice with Worcestershire sauce dry mustard salt pepper. Pour over a 4 lb rump pot roast. Lay bay leaf and 3 onion slices on top. Marinate overnight. Remove roast, brown on all sides in hot fat, cover with the marinade.

The Woman's Angle by Nancy Hart

A mixed column covers practical tips and fashion notes from recipes to decor. It notes preserved grapes in tinted syrup, ready spaghetti dinners, dress advice from Mrs Brock Pemberton, smart spring suits, supportive accessories, linen fabrics, pastel frocks, a gingerbread dessert, garlic’s health value, a slangy note on a blonde, and announces a Farmers Union dance with Fleming's Orchestra at the I O O F hall.

Nancy Hart Farmers Union I. O. O. F. Hall Fleming

Slow Simmered Sauce For Spaghetti And Potatoes

A recipe note describes simmering ingredients slowly in a covered kettle for 3 to 4 hours to thicken gravy. The dish is intended to be served with spaghetti or whole boiled potatoes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Palin Falfon Cip Louis Salyers Thana Eiden Anthon Frank Eiden C. C. Brownlee Charlotte of Mallard Fred Ehlers Lorraine Brownlee Ehlers Marion Austin Focston Minn Lois Inman J. N. Salyers R. N. Perking Clyde Salyers Mr. Salyers Mrs. Salyers John Green Cedar Rapids B. J. Pardubsky B. T. Osher Harriett Joe Nissen Alfred Burrell The League of Women Voters L. M. Christensen Sarah Bennet Billie Mr. Christensen Spencer Lynn Grove E. C. Nelson Superior John Monroe N. M. Volding Ethelyn Wolding Mr. Nelson Geo. Buseman Augusta Holtz Pipestone Mr. Buseman Henry Buseman Lake Benton Parker and Sioux Falls Arthur Erickson Billings, Mont Enid E. Rees Charlotte Bailey Mary Mauss Storm Lake Clara Bailey Margaret Trevett Bailey Buena Vista College Miss Trevet Arthur Bailey Fred Trevett Louis Duesterhoeft Hutchinson, Minn Alice Ford Buffalo Center C. H. Ford Ella Davidson Waterloo Mrs. Herold Fox S. S. S. Club John Raife Miss Lola Steen G. H. Richards Wallingford A. L. Hotelling Northwood Wesley Hipple J. Hansen Mountain Lake Harold Herman Oransky Mrs. Oransky Aileen Cohen Agnes Laidley H. M. Vinson Algona Paul Lawrence Laidley Laidley Vinson A. J. Hamilton Maude Walter Hamilton Graettinger Cleo' Hamilton Annette Widdey Lucille J. C. Diltz Doris Clifford Ruby Martin Johnson Rake E. J .Schmidt Henry Schmidt Earl Martin Olson Near Superior Lorenz Smith Mary Bonita Duncan Britt C. P. Mauck Otto Reimer Huntington Elmer Jackson Arnold Eisenhower Eileen Bonita Mary Duncan Fred’ Sternberg’ Sr Birdie Trimble Mauck Mrs. Smith Paul Welnitz, JR Dorothy Welnitz Vivian Pangborn Myron Gage Hettie Clark Pearl and Bernice Leon Clark Peterson Chester A. Doud MayMe Costello Frederick Albertson Wm. Luikart Lake Norden Vernon Steele J. M. Christensen L. M. Christensen Company H. L. McMillan Agua Caliente Ariz Love Brothers Larsen Paint Store Brock Pemberton Stern Joyce Lumber CO Thomas Mar Grand Theatre William and A Co Lel Cae
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