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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
1
The story reveals a tangled murder conspiracy involving Myra Prentiss and Laura Jordan's past, with Rankin uncovering a stunning twist that exposes the true criminal and exonerates the detective's earlier theory. The tale ends with Rankin realizing the mastermind’s cunning and the flawless execution of the plot.
A disjointed exchange shows a character pressured by a doctor and a legal issue. A man named Ranxin questions Dr. Prince, vowing to investigate Jordan's death if new suspicions arise. The scene ends with a tense warning as the man leaves, promising a return next week.
Gunty News reports Mavis Olson stayed overnight with school mat Florence Maron. Carl Griese returned to duties after a two week absence due to mumps. Farmers creamery prep for ice house work aided by local labor. Sub zero weather keeps ice in good condition. Mrs. Harry Freeberg of Dunnel Minn. visiting son Albert Clark. Jim Stulman homebound after tooth extraction. Virginia Kay recovering from threatened illness. High school ministers Octet entertain near town. Jane Lowe attends event.
The description highlights safe batiste Swiss crepe and velvet options with or without ruffles. It notes short waist portions extending into full skirt sections finished with a ruffle. Arm ruffles attach to drop shoulder waist and a tied ribbon sash at the back. The accompanying frock 8094 emphasizes straight skirt with width, broad revers collar, deep V front, small vestee, and sleeve choices including long sleeve with a band.
Pattern orders require 15 cents per pattern plus name address style number and size sent to Patricia Dow at the Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept Brooklyn. The program after cancer numbers solos duets and rag pictures charged 10 cents admission. Mrs Olive Miller hosts the American Legion and Auxiliary at her home midweek. Gate set a day early for county Legion Auxiliary meeting at Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson visited Estherville on Monday. Mrs H D Mereness to host Missionary Society February 2 meeting at her home.
A fragment describes a community event with Mr and Mrs Odus Paugnipernt hosting Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Cry on the occasion of a tour. Sunday many people planned to attend a lumber fair, but some stayed home due to cloudy weather.
Frank Buck Beck and families joined at the Lowenders and the Bruses and families at the Walleck home. Farmers attended a corn hog meeting in Kings on Tuesday night. The Kruses and Dods hosted visits. Peterson of Graettinger and others visited O D Johnson and Mark Olson homes. Various neighborly gatherings continuing Sunday with Ermine and Wiseman households.
The Grover area reports visits by many families, church and social events, and a surge of mumps at the Grover school. Activities include a party at the Julius Ingbretson home, a creamery dinner in Esther ville, and preparations for school programs.
Mr Strum of Wallingford underwent an operation last week and is progressing well. A new oil station may be built in town. Night school subjects include home economics psychology public speaking business training and singing. Leagues meet Mondays and Fridays 7:30 to 9:30 p m.Members enjoy the work. Carl Newgard chopped wood for Rev Strand. Rein Jorstad and Everet Osher from high school won in Emmet County spelling contest. Mrs Nordstetten had Estherwise dental work. Mrs Acbers Christopher Mrs Ber Osee and Lena Guederson attended on Monday. Art Skattebo Tuesday evening. Normman Oisom to receive cream route handled by Clarence Egersrd. Riverside school Gisris No 10 participants in spelling contest held at Scoring Grove show house Teese after more Helter Torreson from Miss Ness. Spear ranked second. Rev and Mrs Nordstellen expect to go Pariext. Mire Friday Mrs O Rustad recovering slowly. Mrs L Rustad helping care of ro
A social roundup from Dolliver notes neighbors bidding farewell to Jake Erickson bound for Norway, visits from Virgil Olson, and a busy week with clubs meeting at Mrs Oswalt and Mrs Griese. Announcements include Elsie Petersons marriage to Andrew Pedersen, and local ice-up by the Dolliver creamery.
Hilbert Schluter and Dick Beseke called. Mrs August Jensen and Jens Jensen guests. Various neighbors including Mr and Mrs J Smith, Peter Rasmussen, Hilda Hansen with children, Henry Ulrich Wesley Shelgren visited Ruth Smith’s home. John Wieskus and Milord relatives spent time at Milford. Mildred birthday party hosted at Ruth Smith home.
A roundup of social gatherings in the Dun nell vicinity includes a Cuban helm hausenpfeffer party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jensen with midnight lunch and high prizes won by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanderson. Nearby, young folks danced at Jimmy Jensen’s home near Dun nell with a midnight snack. Herman Schluter and family celebrated their 30th anniversary at Henry Ullrich’s home with a silver purse and midnight lunch. Guests included Willard Heyer family, Carl Johnsons, Geo Ullrichs, L. Jensens, Melvin Rue clan, and others. Mrs. Herbert Shelgren marked another birthday with stunts and a lunch, with many neighbors present.
Community updates list visits and gatherings in Ruthven and nearby towns including Mrs A J Anderson Mrs 8 Nickles and Edith Williamson Bert, Spencer and Peterburg trips, the Ter ris school declamatory contest February 1 and a dance in Storm Lake. Social calls from McClay Wilcox Bendixon Horan and Isaacs are noted along with a closing out sale on Herbert Blum’s farm and DeLaval cream separator agency news.
Emmet County Iowa treasurer E H Hanson presents receipts and disbursements ending June 1 1933. Receipts total 3007186 49 including current 1932 taxes delinquent 1931 and prior penalties interest and costs and state gas and other revenues. Disbursements total 7007156 49 covering fines, care of patients state institutions school fund loans county bond interest, drainage, road and other expenses. Balance on hand December 31 1933 recorded. Report certified as correct by Hanson.
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