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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
2
The Vindicator Republication lists subscription rates within zones One and Two at one year for .05 and all other zones at one year 226. G. A. Nichols and Adelaide Nichols are noted as associates, with W. E. Deming handling advertising.
Mrs Irwin Weller of the local League of Women Voters writes Mrs Minnie Allen of the county consumers council, arguing against more boards and higher spending. She critiques debt, poverty, and graft, urging wage-free service to keep child welfare free of politics, while Mrs Allen endorses unpaid roles to attract devoted workers.
State farmers and consumers urged to favor dairy butter over oleomargarine as sales surged in early 1935. Officials cited foreign oil sourcing, lack of local production, and doctors’ advice promoting dairy nutrients for Iowa families.
W. E. Deming. What a year this has started out to be for Gamble customers. More big savings in February. 5 Gal Oil $1.19. Tiger Spark Plugs 29c each, exchange in sets. 7 piece Socket Wrench 87c. A full line of tools and replacement parts. Black Auto Enamel pint 43c.
Estherville friends received word of the marriage in New York City on February 16 of Miss Miriam Larabee Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs George Perkins of Sac City to Clair Huntington Jeglum son of Mr and Mrs Carl Jeglum of Estherville The couple will reside in Swarthmore Pennsylvania and Mr Jeglum is a chemist with the Quartz Company in Philadelphia Details note historical ties to Estherville residents
Helen Hash and John Simpson were married at Spencer Episcopal Church on Valentine Day. She wore blue silk with sweet peas. Myrtle Harvege was bridesmaid. Hazel Hoover wed Harry Elkin at Estherville Christian Church. Hoover wore grey crepe. both couples plan homes on area farms near Estherville and Dolliver.
Mrs. A L Lough leads a Women’s Missionary Society lesson this afternoon at the Christian church. The topic is The Sunrise Kingdom Japan. Mrs. M A Lowe hosts and entertains at her home.
New York reports Ford Frick accepted the NBL presidency only to find the issue of dog racing at baseball parks raised within an hour. The shift signals immediate testing of baseball policy on betting and entertainment at games.
Intermediate department hosts Washington Birthday social on Thursday evening February twenty first at Rev M A Lowe home 907 N Fourth from seven thirty to nine thirty. Participants include Mrs Mae York Y Howard Olmstead Gladys Olmstead and other local social groups.
The study club of the McKinley school Parent Teachers group plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. W. E. Deming’s home. They will listen to Ames radio about Motion Pictures for the Elementary School Child and discuss Learning to Make Intelligent Decisions in the adolescent course. Miss Irene Koch, fiancée of Eldon Wallace, was honored at an evening party hosted by Mrs. W. A. Swift.
Clarence Dienama and E Tiegler of Waverly were Sunday callers at the Eric Davidson home. Miss Ruby Hemmingson has been seriously ill of the flu since Friday and confined at home. Mrs Harold Pannell of Hardy spent the weekend in Estherville with relatives. Flave Logue arrived from Pasadena and will visit the Logue and Hepp homes. Mrs Chas Noble of LeMar, in Estherville Thursday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Norman Maine and children went to New Ulm to visit Cletus Keogh. Harold Keeler Lucille Wylder and Clifford Hemmingson spent Friday evening in Swea City with the Albertsons. Cliff Frederickson family were Sunday supper guests at Ringsted with the sheriff’s parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Frederickson and Mr and Mrs Edgar Warrington are proud parents of a nine pound baby boy born Friday night named Edgar Leon. Mr and Mrs Ora Brown moved to Terris where he will head a produce station. Mrs Brown’s mother Mrs Lyda Zunz will also reside there. Mr and Mrs Emlet Twito and family were Sunday visitors at Kester Minn with Mrs Twito’s relatives. Miss Ella Albertson and LaVonne Albertson returned home to spend the week. Miss Nettie Shoemaker resigned from Orleans Beauty shop and joined Carl Wells’ shop. Orleans shop is now run by Mrs Marie Oxborough formerly Miss Marie McDonough from Humboldt. She is an experienced operator with eight years in the field.
Mrs Robert Olmstead the Harvard coach returns to her Saint Paul home after a week long visit in Estherville with relatives.
District Court in Emmet County Iowa notifies interested parties of a will claimed as Gerhard Spoo deceased dated April 27 1925 filed read and fixed for hearing proofs March 18 1935 at 10 AM at Estherville Court House before the District Court or Clerk. Irwin C Nichols Clerk notes the hearing to determine probate of the will.
Noble dogs and a Judas dog headline a feature in The American Weekly distributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner. The article spotlights canine feats, a dog burglar tale, and other remarkable animal exploits.
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