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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1934
Page
1
A young woman driving a cream roadster on a foggy Pacific coast road contemplates escape after stealing a fortune in bills. She torches a costly car to fake a disappearance, and later travels by train toward Trail's End, fleeing a public life while haunted by a murder case and a front-page revelation.
Photos show fall footwear highlighting gabardine fabric used in three new models. A fall step in ornamented with kid skin and Continental styled heel, a dressy oxford with patent leather striping, and a suede T-strap slipper with Cu ban inspired heels.
Winston Yeager returns from Des Moines trip. Linus Stillman Jr and family host relatives from Mason City and Aunt Jennie Thorp from Iowa Falls after a Leech Lake vacation. Several locals attend picnics, church events, and visits in Estherville, Decorah, and Des Moines. School opens September 3rd. W M S fundraiser supports Indian student. real estate moves and travel for sport shows. Wanted alfalfa hay by G A Nichols Estherville.
Miss Merle Oleson and Miss Leona Hansen traveled to Thompson with other community members. Delegates attended a Lutheran convention in Thompson. Several residents plan or attend events at Des Moines and Armstrong. Various visitors, operations, and family movements are noted, including medical procedures and local travel.
Residents and guests are noted in weekly notices with several health updates and travels. Dr Roberts and Bonita Drew underwent major surgeries, while Miss Bune Wallace and Miss Pearl Trunnell visited relatives and friends in Arnolds Park and at local homes. The Towells, Hartsocks, and Truogs are mentioned in extended social visit notes and regional trips to Chicago, West Bend, and Estherville.
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