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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
3
A garbled OCR style article from Iowa discusses political actors, vacancies, and voting themes spanning multiple names and places. It references public figures, parties, and debates around temperance and governance, though many words are corrupted and difficult to parse.
The National 4-H Leaders announced the 1933 Leadership Champions from across four counties. The Mayo Orauiotin team won top honors with a demonstration on peer leadership and farm youth involvement. Winners include youths from Grane Ite, Okiathena, Marinette, and West Springfield, highlighting 4-H clubs fostering practical skills and cooperative work.
Kaaern Klar Mechag hosts regular acting of the year on Wednesday at the Maronite lodge rooms. Officers will be elected including president vice president treasurer and other posts. Attendees listed include many local names and positions. meeting details reference the upcoming events and social duties of the lodge group.
A group gathered Monday morning at North Gahetree Street to share a pancake breakfast hosted by Mrs Win. The event featured socializing and small gifts as attendees included Mrs McArale and numerous named guests. Nearby, a bridal shower at Wallingford attracted about 200 friends and family with cake and refreshments. The evening featured a bridge and social at the Meth. Met with teachers and community members in attendance.
A large crowd attended the O. of and Rebekah homecoming in the hall Monday evening. W. J. Elwood at Boertt Lek gave a witty talk. A short program was followed by refreshments, and the evening ended with dancing. Committee: A. O. Peterson chair, Charles Waughtal, Roy Bassett, Wil Dickinv, Mrs Meyer, and Mrs Tye Christ.
A large gathering at the Homey bath on Friday honored Mr. and Mrs. O Peterson for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Friends organized the plans, singing and dancing followed a reading about the couple. The event recalled their quiet wedding in December at the bride’s parents’ home and noted their marriage, children Edna and Marvin, and a shared life built together.
A collection of brief local notes mentions Lazear's highmoral, Morse returning home from For Dedge, and Mr and Mrs O Neville. Anderson of Wallingford Ravings bank was in Therville yesterday. Sorenton visited the A N Wtherill family at Albert Lea after Thanksgiving. Mrs Hansen and Geo Frank of Twelve Mile Lake were married yesterday by Rev A C Church. Lilly Dare and Jerry Buckley set nuptials for Dee 2 at their Fort Maple home with a reception to follow.
Samuel Collins advertises three Morgan bred colts ages two one and one year and a suckling at his barn in Lough's Addition. A. O. Peterson offers a cooking and heating stove for sale. Co. DB. Fulnt notes he speaks five languages and would be pleased to ...
A m nw M a f by paring 3x Cn 320 acres for an undivided & acres. Most parcels with Gelirit descriptions sold. Swan Lake: 17 traps set for mink and muskrat. all stolen next morning. George West builds a new dwelling east of Estherville. Thanksgiving visits for Rev and Mrs G N Lucock with L R Bingham's family. Center township school directors move Beatis Schoolhouse to midway between Chas Fuller and C Reed farms near Ryan Lak road. Chas Eattwood now runs Lakefield Citizen. D M Beans seeks 10,000 turkeys for Ballard and Barker's store. W C Logue teaches in Randolph Wisconsin. Bro Mattson to bring his family from Floyd county. baby still weak. Johnny Bennett treated to fresco blackout. shop sponsor bankrupt. Snyder is M E pastor. George N Lucock Presbyterian pastor.
The Dicktyon County Medical Association held its regular meeting at Spirit Lake last Tuesday evening with dinner at the Antros holi. Local attendees included Dr. C. E. Birney Dr. W. H. Loving Dr. M. T. Morton Dr. O. H. Mutter and J. M. Wolden.
Local social notes list Mr and Mrs C O Nasby of St Dun Minn guests at the A H Nasby home. Frank Smith and Family of Superior are parents of a newborn at Birney hospital. Community club directors set a Tuesday meeting in city hall. Exio Davidson and family move into Heyman cottages. Clarence Lewis and D S Knutsen join Bert Hall hosts in Dolliver. Mrs Joe Hoye returns home after hospital stay and operation. Mrs H Lindholm visited Estherville and returns to Ogden. 3 O Griffis returns home in Tepton after a visit to Estherville with son Gordon.
The Chas Jackson family and couples Mr and Mrs Go Amdahl Mr and Mrs H H Drey and Mr and Mrs L E Stockdale drove to Minneapolis Friday returning Saturday. Mrs Frances DeLotz returned Monday from Storm Lake and spent time with daughter Mrs Merrill Hines. Mrs Clara Comly and Mrs Louise Cook of Cheyenne arrived Sunday to visit G H Raife. Mrs Cook’s son, a Dartmouth student, was in Hanover Mars with Dorothy Jeglum and Elmer Adams of Emmetsburg who went to Rochester Sunday to see Mr Jeglum after a serious operation Thursday with doctors reporting a satisfactory condition despite the seriousness.
Transfers involve Chas Bixby and wife to Orlando E Platter and wife for $1 lots 1 2 block 6 Loughs Second add Estherville. George E Groves to Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co for $1 WD. Groves to Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co for $1. Elizabeth Hoppus to John W Mitchell WD outlet 6 First add Armstrong. Ella Davidson to Equitable Assurance Society WD $1 N% SE 10-99-72.
Officials cite rising costs while politicians rail at price hikes as methanol and alcohol policies face scrutiny. Gamble Stores linked to recent dispenser price concerns amid the discussion.
A garbled account lists attendees including Mrs. Ole Ruteher, Mrs. Shonhoalm, and several others from WETH and surrounding areas. It notes a social gathering with cheese displays, a talk on Asma and Re otis, and mentions various residents and entertainers in attendance.
Milford lifted its defense to edge Estherville 25-20 as the Midgets fell behind early but rallied in the final period. Goecke led Estherville with 12 points while Milford’s balanced attack gave them the edge and kept Coach Lynn’s junior college five set to meet Eagle Grove tonight.
A. K. Frederick, Milford CCC camp supervisor, outlined six months of CCC work at the Nile League gathering. He described the Four Mile Lake entrance project its survey status and the need for community support and state aid for a road. If approved water would flow year round in School Section Creek, aiding park improvements by increasing water volume.
Jeptha Chapter Royal Arch Masons hold a regular meeting electing officers. High Priest Guy Noel, King Wallace T Berg, Scribe Oscar Fagre, Treasurer Wm Gordon, Secretary C E Fuller, Captain of Host J M Hale, Prince of the Second Section Ss Anderson, Royal Arch Captain Chester A Schryver, Master Third Veil J W Peterson, Master and Veil John Hansen, Master First Veil Wm A Heldke, Guard Jos H Orvis.
Virgil Johnson, manager of the Fairville Co operative creamery, has resigned and will leave at the start of the year for Mason City. The board has not chosen a replacement, though several candidates are under consideration.
Areacue Fire department rushed to its first call for the new truck on Sunday morning. An alarm at 10 a.m. reported a blaze in the ice house of Sidles and Heyer market. The fire, likely started by youths, was quickly controlled with little difficulty. The new engine had also responded to Gruver last week.
A fire started by a defective outlet chimney destroyed the Raymond McKean family home at Maple Hill yesterday morning. Mrs. William Tooley in a nearby house raised the alarm as neighbors saved much of the belongings. Firemen cancelled the call once the house was unsalvageable. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kilgore drove to Rochester, Minn. for medical consultation.
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