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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
4
A dignified charming frock is presented with exact lines and styling suited for women of larger proportions. Features include a flattering bib collar, a plain waist, moderately wide sleeves tapering to a slender wrist, and button trimming for finish.
The description outlines a slenderizing skirt with hip yokes and front back panels, slight flare along the lower edge for ease of walking and a graceful look. It suggests fabrics such as tree bark crepe Cathedral colors or black crepe or satin and instructs sending 15 cents, name, address, style number and size to Patricia Dow Pattern Dept. in Brooklyn.
In the Navy, every seventh sailor is under 21, with 40,000 of 77,000 sailors under 25. Each capital ship features a peutatered post office aboard, highlighting onboard services for crew.
Miss Irene Koch and Eldon Wallace were married Monday at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in a single ring ceremony. The bridal party was accompanied by Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding music, with Mrs. Dooley singing during the service. A breakfast followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside in Marshall, Minnesota.
Saturday afternoon a pink and white themed shower at the Frank Weiland home honored Miss Freidarten Hillmer. Guests gave advice for the mock wedding and included many local women.
C Rucker and Mrs Earl Jones of Graettinger along with Mrs J M Snyder of Osgood Mrs Ralph Snyder of Radman Mrs Joe Dunn of West Bend and Mrs Carl Sawyer of Armstrong attended. Others including Mrs B H Perkins Mrs Geo Swangon Mrs Glen Burkart Mrs H O Brown and Mrs Foster Reed of Ruthven were unable to attend.
Klipper Klub members hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Irene Koch on Thursday, the night before her marriage to Eldon Wallace of Marshall Minnesota. Guests played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Koch and Miss Alice Grey. peach and green decorations featured throughout.
McKinley school hosts Child Study Group with program starting at 2 30 P M. Neighbors enjoy a Friday evening of cards at Mrs W E Demings home with auction bridge and cherry pie for Washingtons birthday. high score went to Mrs A G Tott. Brown Creek club holds all day meeting with dinner, contests and prizes for Mrs Wm Anderson Mrs Clarence Juhl and Mrs Vernon Brown. Joe Oakes JF Jr home hosts last child development training school with lesson on Mother and Infant Care and diabetes discussion plus pattern cutting and luncheon.
City council met at 7 30 P M in regular session led by Mayor Whran with four present and Kilgore absent Minutes of January 7 1935 to date approved Bills presented for payment across Electric Light and Gas Works Funds list of labor office supplies drayage stamps printing and coal services including names of vendors and amounts approved for payment.
Fragmented expense list shows payments to Harker Beauman Co. and others for supplies printing insurance labor and services. Includes city clerks, police expenses, street and grading funds with multiple firms and individuals across April like Peterson Baker Rost and Peterson.
On motion bills ordered paid and council adjourned. City officials listed include Joe N. Peterson, Nick Oberweis, C. J. Powell, Wm. Dick, T. E. Beian, and R. L. Caldwell among others with labor and supplies payments to local businesses for sewer, garbage, and comfort station funds.
Russell Peterson's business visit to Milford and the Martin Olson family moving to a Fairmont area farm highlight a string of community notes. Births, hospital stays, travels to Des Moines and Minneapolis, visits with relatives, and small relocations mark life in Milford, Estherville, Armstrong, Graettinger, and surrounding area.
Mr and Mrs Jas Rainey drove to Fairmont to meet daughter Mary Jeannette then returned with her to Estherville for a brief vacation from the University of Minnesota studies and she went back to Minneapolis Monday. The Caldwells moved their home and studio to 814 North Seventh Street, formerly the Harry Vincent house, after living above Hammes and Sons shoe shop. Albert Mahlum sold his dry cleaning shop in Ainsworth Nebraska and plans to leave for northern Minnesota after visiting Estherville. Herb Nichols and Billie Riley returned from Bab son Park Florida where they aided Editor and Mrs G A Nichols in celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Herb Nichols of Town Falls visited here with Miss Adelaide Nichols and the Deming family. Mr and Mrs William Reese of Waterloo announce the birth of a son on Feb 13, their second child. Mrs Irene Bond, now Mrs Reese, and her husband are former Estherville residents. Mrs A H Reese is visiting Waterloo with her son. In March moves include Andrew Anderson relocating from the Lausen house to the Hanson acreage on South Third Avenue as the Grover McCall family moves to a farm near Dolliver, and Delbert Beauman taking over the Lausen house. The Anton Storey family moves to a suburban North Sixth property bought from Mrs A A Crim.
Jack Cuerk and Viceniee Mr and Mrs Martin Oleson and family were Sunday callers at Rake Gust Anderson was a business caller Friday at the home of Chris Ellersten Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson of Mallard visited Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Gust Anderson Mrs George Madden spent Friday at the home of Mrs Sam Myklebust in Hall a Herman Helmers sala and delivered corn fodder Thursday to Ernest Powell in Iowa Lake township Carl Duery shelled corn Saturday for George Madden A number of citizens from this part of the township attended the county decorative contest held at Ringsted Wednesday night Mrs Art Hanson went to Estherville Sunday Eliza and Annie Welsh left for Lamberton Minn Wednesday to visit their sister Mrs Sam Sokw and husband They returned home Sunday
Emmet Echoes lists weekend visits and family gatherings in Estherville and surrounding towns. Notices include homes shifting occupancy for Hyers and Schultz families, EEE and W. E. clubs meeting, work shifts, and a Navy secretary quote urging harsher training in stormy Alaskan and Hawaiian waters.
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