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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
1
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L E Shonkwiler drove a cattle load to Chicago and returned by Wednesday. R W Schultz from Des Moines visited Estherville welfare office Tuesday and Wednesday. Will Sidles family moves today within town. Rosabel Van Raden and Rudy Fonken visited and returned home. Charles Marshall and family returned from Omaha with daughter and husband H O Taylor. G W Robinson and Elmer Heneman attended auto show and cal film. returned tomorrow. G L Conley and Lloyd Anderson visited Manchester and Cedar Rapids. Grandson born to the Gardners. Alberta Anderson is the new grandmother. Achievement Day plans discussed by Estherville township women for March 13 at city hall. Plans for booths and posters set. another planning meeting scheduled.
The excerpt cites Paul defending gospel authenticity and liberty in Christ against Judaizing pressure. It traces his conversion, Jerusalem encounters with James and Peter, and his stance at Antioch, opposing legalism and urging believers to walk in the Spirit and endure persecution for the gospel.
Flave Logue heads home to Alhambra after visiting relatives. Ll. L. Smith returns from Sioux Falls and Des Moines on business. Ersland move from Kennedy home to Pancher house. Kennedy sisters relocate from farm near Wallingford to Ersland’s vacated home. George family returns to area and takes up farm east of Estherville. birthday party for Mrs W R Peter, 86, attended by McArdle relatives.
A social week highlights two silver and 28th wedding anniversaries at local farms and in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett celebrate 25 years at the William Nelson farm near Graettinger with 115 guests, music, and a gift set. Separate parties honor Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lande on their 28th anniversary with games, a floor lamp, and a luncheon. The period also notes multiple weddings and licenses across Estherville and surrounding communities, with details on venues, attendants, and future plans.
Estherville residents note a new chime clock at the Estherville State bank installed at a cost of 700 dollars. Local improvements include Herman Oransky planning a second floor ready to wear department in his dry goods store. Several residents travel for visits and events, including Miss Cristella Wilford, John Gruff family relocation, and a birthday celebration for A J Fuller.
On February 28 1895 W A Ladd states he will move his dwelling to the lot north of the Ward home and erect a handsome residence where the present house stands Edith Doolittle left Monday for Lake City to take a typist position Mrs Will Post plans to visit her ill mother in Amsen Thursday G W Scoville of Conrad visited his daughter Mrs H B Lawrence over Sunday D B Blake Scott Bradford real estate manager departed Friday for Afton to finalize a large deal Mrs J D Walters traveled to Cedar Rapids for an over Sunday visit
In Estherville on Sunday, a house fire near Mr. Pingrey’s family was contained thanks to Mrs. A. K. Ridley’s prompt action while the Pingreys were at church. The item notes a bank counter railing addition, property moves by David Gillett, tax collection by Espeset, Burt Barber’s plans for a thirty foot store addition, and farm exchanges involving H. T. Storhow.
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