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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1935
Page
2
Within zones one and two the one year rate is nine dollars and two cents. All other zones pay a different rate, with the one year term listed as eighty two dollars.
A stream of short notes from Estherville and nearby towns lists visitors and trips over the weekend. Names include Mrs. Osella, Mrs. Taner Canis, W Wallace, Miss Dormhy Hamilton and Jacqueline Watlin, Harold Worchling, Miss Margaret Trevett, and others visiting from Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, and Des Moines. family stays and travel patterns are noted along with a pending artificial limb and various familial visits.
Mrs Claude Randolph confined to home this week with flu. Mrs George Heyman returned from Chicago after visiting friends. Merrill Robb, University of Iowa student, spent weekend with his parents. John Morse arrived from Yale University and will work in New York with Carter Ledyard Milbourne. L I Fingham returned from Seattle after his twin sister died en route to California. He visited relatives in Long Beach and Tulsa. VA WHY WORRY The New Dealers argue birth control shifts burden to next generation.
The week features numerous social events at Gardston hotel and private homes. Bridge clubs host, with prizes and luncheons. D A R chapters meet and a Bidenby dessert luncheon is planned. Miss Bernadine Donovan’s Jan 26 Davenport wedding is noted. various hosts welcome members and guests for evenings of bridge and chatter.
Mrs Francis Shadle will be complimented at a seven o clock supper by Mrs Geo Shadle at her home followed by bridge. The Service Star Legion will meet Thursday in the Legion club rooms to install officers, with 2 30 PM start and luncheon by four hostesses. White Shrine members plan a pot luck supper Wednesday at the Masonic hall then a lodge meeting. Past Matrons of the Eastern Star meet Thursday at Mrs J W Peterson home with Dr Bertha Gaard assisting. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters meet Thursday night at the I O O F hall with a social hour after. Miss Frances Shull wed yesterday at the Baptist parsonage to Floyd H Woodyard. Mrs Chester McLane and Mrs Yearnd witnessed. Trienbid bridge club gathered at North Sixth street with lunch. high score went to Bernice Clark. Bridge party hosted at the Wolding home by Mrs N M Wolding and Mrs Charles Lewis for their bridge club.
About thirty members attended the American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting at the legion club rooms in the city hall. Reports covered National Defense and last year’s activities. cookies were planned for a soldier’s home in Kinoxville. Delegates to the auxiliary conference in Des Moines were chosen, with prizes awarded for bridge and piano recital performances by local students and numerous social gatherings announced, including luncheon plans and bridge games hosted by members across several clubs. The notes end with a humorous quip about wartime air action and noncombatants.
Dr Birney of Estherville called Monday at the Chris Elferaton home and Dr S C Kirkegaard of Ringsted was sent to the Gust Anderson residence where Mrs Anderson and Mrs Lawrence Anderson are mentioned. The Jorstad baling crew from Wallingford works nearby as muddriven trucks clog side roads.
A column on beauty tricks hair fashions and home hints. It covers a homely girl turned beauty clue labels for medicines a fruit bowl centerpiece a 1934 women workers wage note an adhesive tape removal tip Arab diet dates and milk braid fashion and a college study on food choices by gender.
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