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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1939
Page
5
May III reports that twenty four farmers joined eighty four more, bringing Emmet County participants to 1178, about 90 percent of the county’s farmers. Farmers must complete and sign farm plans by May 1 to qualify for payments on corn and wheat allotments, general crops, soil-building incentives, and possible loans.
IOOF lodge members plan a hard time dance at the Odd Fellows hall on Friday night April 28. Tiny's Tune Tooters of Spirit Lake will provide music and lunch will be served during intermission. Rebekahs Odd Fellows and friends are invited.
Al Free filed assault and battery charges against Lloyd Hausner after a fight. Hausner was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Justice of the Peace Mrs. L. J. Nipher. Hausner then charged Free with assault with intent to commit bodily injury, Free bound over to the grand jury on a 500 dollar bond and returned to Emmet county jail.
Emily Bryan Franc es and Lena Long were feted at a Tuesday housewarming in their new Central avenue Brown apartment after moving from First Avenue South. Bridge for three tables entertained. Bryan won high score, Maine low. Gifts were given and refreshments served to guests including Mrs. Maine and others.
Rock Island Woman's Club No 12 will meet at city hall Friday afternoon April 28 at 2 30 p m Mrs Kleveter to chair the program and refreshment committee assisted by Mrs W L Loveland Mrs Foster Kemp Mrs Vic Mortensen and Mrs Al Fransdal The club recently received a cupboard from Rock Island and members are asked to bring dishes and silver to donate to fill the shelves.
Mrs G H Raife hosted the Ace High club yesterday after a 1 PM luncheon at Gardston Hotel. Cards followed at the Raife home with high score prize awarded to Mrs W J Tims. Attending were Mesdames G K Allen R C Brown Frank Weaver N BR Elsworth Ed Straube Ralph Rousseau Geo Shadie L M Christensen Clyde Sanborn G H Raife and W J Tims with Mrs Geo Heyman of Kansas City as guest.
The senior madrigal singers will present a program at 4 o'clock Sunday at Wallingford's new Lutheran church. Prelude Invocation by Harvey Lundey. Darlene Logan will sing The Lords Prayer. Selections include Glad Some Light and Dread of Life arranged by Christiansen, with responsive psalm readings and a final chorus.
Weather section notes persistently below normal temperatures since Tuesday with odd figures. Last night official mercury at Peterson home dropped to 46 above and the previous night to 40. Noon reading today shows .68. Reported highs on April 25 78 above, April 26 a, April 27 amon.
Officers of the Eastern Star Lodge hosted a party at the Masonic hall for members and their husbands. The program featured solos by Muriel Hangon and Mrs. Sarah Bennett, readings by Mrs. Francis Shadle, a toe tapping dance by Janet McTavish, and a piano solo by Mrs. R L Caldwell, followed by contract and auction bridge. Refreshments were served to over a hundred guests.
Okamanpadu Chapter D A R holds its last regular meeting of the social year Tuesday at Mrs. J W Morse home. Hostesses include Mrs. H S Greig Mrs John Greig Mrs F M Jones and Miss Vera Brown. Lesson on Mountain Schools of the South to be led by Mrs Walter Wilson. Mrs Geo Heyman of Kansas City visiting Estherville area for property interests then returns home after staying with her son at Dunnell.
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