Vindicator and Republican Subscription Rates Note
Local newspaper announces subscription rates for zones One and Two. Pricing pitched as within a one year term at 82 dollars. No additional details on payment or terms provided.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1934
Page
2
Local newspaper announces subscription rates for zones One and Two. Pricing pitched as within a one year term at 82 dollars. No additional details on payment or terms provided.
Afternoon service at Wallingford Lutheran Church on Sunday at 2 30 pm in American language Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 pm with luncheon served by Mrs Nels Mickelson Mrs E B Eldefson Mrs Lewis Sevatson and Mrs Alma Peterson Prayer meeting Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Ressell Choir rehearsal also Thursday night at 9 30 am Children meet for religious instruction Saturday morning at 9 30 am Immanuel Church morning service at 11 am in Norwegian Lord's Supper administered Luther League Sunday night at 8 Devotional meeting at 11 am deacons in charge Wednesday at the home of Mrs Albert Thorson near Dulver Prayer meeting Wednesday night at John Stanerson home 730 am. On Tuesday February 20 a series of meetings will be held Rev M A Hall of Kenyon Minn will be preacher First session starts 2 pm May we hear God s word Christian Science Soul is the Lesson Sermon for Sunday February 15 quotations from Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy Also includes Bible citations from Matt 19 16 17 and other passages. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co transfers dated 11 23 33 to F H Huffman and wife 11 24 33 to Chester Heck and wife 12 12 33 to J O Gray and wife 12 18 33 to Hans Christensen and wife 12 29 39 to Harry Griffith and wife 12 29 39 to K H Randa and wife 12-34 to Chris Juhl and wife 11-23-33 Part of Sec 5-99-34.
A long list of corn and hog loan transfers shows numerous farmers selling grain to credit institutions and banks. Names include Nielsen Albert, Edwin Dukes, Knute Olsen, Thorvald Olsen, Henry Anderson, Emil Bley, and many others, with bu deeds ranging from 200 to 5350 bushels and payments from about 42.80 up to 2407.50 dollars, reflecting a broad credit consolidation in Emmet County.
Wanted old spark plugs offered at 8 and 6 cents each, new Tiger plugs only in 4 or 6 set. Rebuilt generators from $2.98 and up, exchange. Piston rings 10 cents each, tail light bulbs about 3 cents, 13 plate battery $3.19.
Social items note a dinner at Mrs. Bruce Book s home for her husband s 58th birthday and Mrs. B E Erickson s 57th. Attendees included E E Erickson Herb Dean H E Clark Lee Book Loren Book and family plus Ethan and Donald Book and the honors. The Junior Degree of Honor group met in city hall, followed by a sewing club gathering hosted by Mrs Romaine Sondrol with ten members. The American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley met at Mrs Claude Randolph s home with a brief business meeting and luncheon. guests included Mrs Wilbur Thorndyke and members Dan Howard W E Deming Art Fos sum Vern Tredway H E Woodling Fred Ehlers Art Williamson Waldo Brink Ernest Smith Ed Sorum.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society and the Mission Circle of the Lutheran church will hold their regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs. A. Law will lead the business meeting and Mrs. Clarence Hanson will teach the Mission lesson. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. H. Nasby, Mrs. M. J. Waldron, Mrs. W. Moore and Mrs. Gladys Bringle.
The East Band of the Baptist church Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs F A Johnson presiding over the business session Mrs G Peterson conducted the meeting portion and handled the agenda
The Get-To-Gether club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. L. Mulock. After a social afternoon refreshments will be served by the hostess.
The League of Women Voters held a regular business meeting on Tuesday afternoon at city hall with Mrs. George Kibbe in charge. Refreshments were served at the close.
The closed First National Bank at Eldora pays checks for the third dividend since its July 1932 closure. These three payments total $215,000, representing 64 percent of deposits.
The H N Jensen and Sons milling company, maker of Golden Sun brands, has leased land from the Rock Island just north of their mill for extra building space due to rapidly expanding business. An ice house owned by the railroad on the land is being moved.
The new state park at Miller's Bay on West Okoboji Lake is now assured as deeds have been turned over to the state board of conservation. Donors who contributed funds to the park are being asked to complete their payments.
Estherville Christian church beat Spencer church of Christ 40 to 23 in the old gym. Earl Olmstead led Estherville with 12 points, Forsythe of Spencer also had 12. Players included Estherville Warrington Olmstead Oswalt Brady Woods Darling F Warrington H Olmstead. Spencer Richards G Clark G H Clark Forsythe Piper VeR. Real estate transfer noted: Mary and James Rainey to W H Hunt, WD Lt 4 Bk 8 Bartletts Add to Estherville, $1.
Funeral services were held in Emmetsburg for Alexander Peddie 80 a former resident who died in Kansas City after a short illness. Born in Edinburgh Scotland November 21 1853 he settled in Emmetsburg in 1871 and helped attract settlers to 84 000 acres of northern Iowa land. He later lived in Texas Indiana and Kansas City working in real estate securities and insurance firms. Survived by seven children and his widow his life was deeply tied to Emmetsburg’s growth and northwest Iowa's development.
Funeral services for A A Crim in Stratford noted Beldan Crim as a brother attending. Laverne Heyer visited relatives in Dows, while Meta Albert and A Albert family celebrated a birthday in Montgomery. Numerous travels and family visits span Forest City Graettinger Maple Hill Butterfield and Lakfield areas with illnesses and funerals shaping the week.
Des Moines reports that 1933 saw 1 772 stallions and jacks enrolled by the State Department of Agriculture, the first net increase in twenty years. The rise contrasts with 1932 and 1914 peaks, while horse and mule numbers on farms decline modestly yet persistently. Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association leaders credit renewed farmer interest and efficiency gains under leaders Linn and Dinsmore.
The text recalls a prominent Emmetsburg figure, Mr. Peddie, noted for practical business knowledge and calm moderation. A Mason Lodge leader in high ranks, he served as Grand Master for the state and helped shape local civic life. His Rutland Park estate near Ped die Park, once Northern Iowas beauty spot, was later destroyed by fire.
Miss Maxine Converse daughter of Mr and Mrs Leater Converse of Blue Earth Minnesota and Delbert Beauman son of Mr and Mrs V J Beauman were married Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev F W Ortmeyer. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Beauman and daughter Helen. They will live in Iowa City where Beauman is a University of Iowa sophomore. The bride, a 1933 University of Minnesota nurses' training graduate, and Beauman a former Estherville resident attended local school and Milwaukee School of Engineering. Converse previously worked with Purity Yeast Company.
Editor John Sullivan of the Graettinger Times was taken to the local hospital last Wednesday evening. He was operated on at midnight for appendicitis and is making a nice recovery since then.
Examinations were written in Algona last week for postmaster positions at Swea City Bede and Fenton. Fourteen applicants took the tests and further exams are expected soon for Bancroft Lakota La Verne and Wesley post offices. Also noting tire sale at Gambles offering two tires for 1.00, with front wheels non skid after add-on.
Dennis Goeders of Algona, a member of the state fish and game commission, suffered a serious attack of stomach hemorrhages that week. He has long dealt with stomach ulcers at intervals.
Mr and Mrs Wm Wiese of La kota celebrate their seventeenth anniversary. He is 94 and she 99, both in good health and voting for Roosevelt last fall. Also noted: poets seek code for 100 weekly dollars and the Australian Senate bars women in slacks from the chamber. Mr Carl Mester and son Richard visited Ruthven with Dan Barrett and his daughter.
220 acres for sale with fair improvements offered at 40 dollars per acre. Contact U A Dreesman Lakota Iowa. Note includes a land sale listing with price and owner contact.
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