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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1927
Page
4
The Estherville Vindicator and Republican covers tax filing basics for 1926 with exemptions credits and dates, plus local society items. It notes a March filing deadline, forms, and rates, and reports marriages births and club activities in the community including a Father and Son Banquet at the Methodist Church next Monday night.
Our Ladies Aid presented by Intermediate girls at the Christian church on Monday evening February 14 under Sunday school teacher Mrs Earl Hamlett. The comedy "Our Busy Ladies Aid" delighted listeners though attendance was lighter than hoped. Mrs Hamlett and assistant Mrs H L Olmstead earned praise for a bright, well delivered performance. A second showing may be arranged soon.
Estherville will send its postmaster and several couples to the tenth district Rural Letter Carriers meeting at Carroll on Washingtons Birthday. The program includes music by Carroll High School Band, welcomes by Mayor E Haltigan, and talks by Carroll officials and State leaders. Notable attendees include L. J. Dickinson from Algona and W. Praun of Waconia.
Five Bundy sons from out of town attended the Huntington funeral along with a Kan gag brother. Spirit Lake couple Mr. and Mrs. Russell were among others from away. An obituary for the good husband and father appears in another column, and several locals or visitors were noted as indisposed or ill, including Mrs. Arnold Eisenhower who underwent an operation for a burst appendix at Coleman hospital. Watch for upcoming illustrated talks and bake sale notices, plus several local sale and rental listings from area residents.
For sale two items listed with contact details G F Schultz call 2588 and Glens Stevens County Farm offering three swarms of bees with unclear extra text. The fragmentary notice resembles a rural classifieds snippet from a historical newspaper page.
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