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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1941
Page
3
A long opinion piece urges national unity and spiritual renewal amid looming military conscription. It contrasts German ruthlessness with American virtues, calling for self-reliance, discipline, and religious fervor to defend freedom under law.
A contorted page shows league leaders upset scores across multiple teams. The table lists players like Osmund Knuth Olson Lux and Geitzenauer with total and handicap tallies. Estherville notes 50 years of local news with P J Sullivan visiting from Estherville and a grainy paragraph about improvements and a pneumonia recovery in Murat Robb.
Miss Darlene Christoffer of Spirit Lake and Ralph Ross of Superior wed at the Little Brown church in Nashua at noon on Wednesday. Attendants Miss Hazel Ross and J. D. Sawyer. dresses described. corsages of sweet peas. They plan a weeklong honeymoon and will live on a farm four miles southeast of Superior.
A Wednesday evening birthday party at the L. E. Thomas home in North Estherville honored relatives with a 6 30 turkey dinner and birthday cakes. Guests included Mr and Mrs L C Russell Caroline Russell Fredericksburg George E Thomas Mr and Mrs Howard Lindsey their daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph Maddux Evelyn Lamb Robert Thomas and the L E Thomas family.
Mrs Paul Barnett of Ruthven was guest of honor at a Thursday afternoon party hosted by Mrs Mayme Karr. The event featured a pink and blue lunch with baby shoe favors and numerous gifts. Attendees included Mrs Dan Barnett, Mrs Herman Eisenbast, Mrs B F Hayden, Mrs Carl Mester, Mrs Winn Farzher, Mrs C F Carlson, Miss Fern Carlson, Mrs Lou Smith, Mrs Joe Marsell and Mrs Bart Ditsworth.
The Misses Priscilla Boots and Ruby Hemingson hosted a Wednesday evening dinner at Miss Booth's apartment. A 7:00 o'clock meal was followed by informal visiting with guests Miss Lois Inman Miss Gertrude Mohr Miss Adelaide Nichols Miss Pearl Clark and Miss Bernice Clark attending.
Services for Mrs Carrie Anderson longtime Armstrong resident were held Thursday at Nazareth Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Raymond M Olson. She died Monday noon after a paralytic stroke in Estherville Hospital at age 81 years 10 months 6 days. Born Carrie Forshberg in Sweden April 11 1859 she married Hans Anderson November 11 1877 and emigrated to America settling in Emmet County Iowa. Six children survive along with grandchildren and great grandchildren. burial beside her husband in Armstrong Grove Cemetery.
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