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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
2
A lengthy front page note rails at NRA programs and coal price rises, attacking labor codes and liquor laws while urging subscribers to prepay and advertisers to boost space. It questions employer profits and cites John W. Davis on work hours, implying newspaper vulnerability to the blue eagle era.
Local residents and relatives are described visiting family in Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin. Notable trips include excursions to Chicago for the Century of Progress and the World's Fair, with returns to Estherville and nearby towns. Several families relocate through Osage Sioux Falls and Des Moines, with social visits noted among Soren sen McKay Knepper and Penney households.
Haines recalls early career missteps and the photo habit that led him into motion pictures in New York. He describes bond selling, competitive photo shoots, Goldwyn scouting, a California studio call, Eleanor Boardman, and the moment his film career began with a ball on his nose.
Hollywood makeup artists, led by Percy Westmore of Warner studios, say they can create a completely new face for an actor using his own features as a foundation. The process is highly plastic and allows the actor to modify the look at will while keeping natural facial muscle contact.
Actress Fay Wray, who began her film career in 1925, gained rapid prominence after her debut and starred in titles such as Winger Points and The Vampire Bat. Also noted are visitors Mrs. H. C. Jennings and daughters Ruth and Daryl heading to Chicago, Betty and Mary Ann Brawford visiting Peoria for schooling, and local hospital cases Doris Loeschen and Max Higgins.
Social items announce a miscellaneous shower honoring Evelyn Waters bride to be of Dr Shiley of Graettinger on Sept 4. Guests include Koster, Smith, Koch, Booth, West sisters, Blazer, Sconberg, Jackman, Orvis, McAffee and many others. Cards from Jensen and Knight noted.
Annie F Welsh presents twelve year old Ruth Jorstad of Wallingford in a piano recital Thursday at 8 pm Aug 31 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Ringsted The program features Lenore Blacketer Allen Hersleff Berlyd Anderson and Eber we hemie eu feb e Spindler selections and works by Beethoven Ole Bull Leybach Schubert Paderewski among others The public is invited to attend.
Father Meyers announced that for a second year St. Joseph's sisters will teach without pay to repen n the school and help the parish through food and fuel donations. They will again teach music as their sole income while the community coordinates student transport with local farmers.
A dense docket of legal actions includes mortgaged foreclosures, damages, and writs of attachment across numerous parties. Cases involve Mutual Benefit Life Insurance, Connecticut Mutual Life, Fauitable Life Assurance, Cedar Rapids Insurance, and others, with claims including mortgages, notes, leases, and divisional suits. The listings name Edwin Sherman, B. B. Anderson Co, Vermain Sidiesoa, Nels Osher, Mrs. M. Lyle, Geo. Brown, Stockdale, Fred Elwood, Walker, Richman, Ethyl Walker, Olive Burt, Genita Smith, Stanley W. Smith, Kinnelly, Thos Plath, D. W. Bates, Albert Christian, John Fox, Fielding, J. E. Wilson, Marie C. Anderson, F. G. Parsons, S. G. Bammer, Rockne, Ian Farmers State Bank, Emery, 8 D., W. C. Post and others in various mortgage, landlord, and promissory note actions.
The first ice boat built in the United States was made by Oliver Booth at Poughkeepsie New York in 1780. It featured a square bar on three runners with iron shoes a wood rudder post and tiller. Pelicans Holding Own While there are fewer white pelicans in the United States than 60 years ago there is little evidence of a sharp decline in recent years per the National Association of Audubon Societies.
A story to publish next Sunday in The Herald and Examiner promises intimate revelations about Mary Pickford and her breakup with Doug. It claims to offer a close-up of the heart and mind of America's Sweetheart and star of film royalty.
Mr and Mrs E B Callendar with daughter Maxine and sons Ed and John returned Sunday from Chicago where they attended the fair. Mr and Mrs Cecil Erickson of Armstrong announce the birth of daughter Mary Louise Sunday morning. Mrs Robert Penn and daughter Ruth and Miss Vellita Reese spent Saturday afternoon in Spencer.
Gamble Stores offer a limited number of official World’s Record stock tires rated at 110 miles per hour. The sale emphasizes closeout pricing to move remaining inventory.
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