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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
2
Gunly News covers weekend visits and family travel to Sioux City Spirit Lake and Estherville. It lists residents visiting relatives, farm and service station ownership, club meetings, illness, school sports results, road work, and a community surprise dance with details on attendees and venues.
The vogue for peasant style frocks is shown in many ways with a little dress sketch. The upper jumper forms a plain squared yoke over a white waist, a gathers neck, puff sleeves with cords and bows. Pattern details request 15 cents and include name address style number and size to Patricia Dow, Vindicator pattern dept., 115 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. Sophie Hanover assists at Carl Gill home. Mrs. Frog Stratman returns from Omaha. Kensingen club meets. Francis Johnson heads to Des Moines for the Kirkwood hotel stay during legislative work.
Ringsted residents hosted Sunday dinner at multiple homes including the Nels Nelsen, Larsen, Nielser, Petersen, Skevenard, Planting, and Madsen households. Cattle car trip to Chicago and a Nebraska visitor added to the week’s local activity. Andrew Thomsen returned from Town City hospital with John Thomsen of Royal joining brief parental visits.
In Flemington New Jersey dramatic courtroom scenes center on the Hauptmann trial for abducting the Lindbergh baby. Upper left shows Bruno Richard Hauptmann. upper right features Supreme Court Justice Thomas W. Trenchard presiding. below, Hunterdon County jury weighs the verdict.
Sunday night services begin at 7 30 with Carl Shaw of Estherville leading prayers for blessings. On Saturday the new Confirmation class meets at 1 30 p m at Cr Heggen home alongside the Dereal Society at 2 p m. A biology note explains the common opossum a nocturnal marsupial with a pouch, solitary habit, and feeding on small animals.
Peder Nordsletten pastor announces forenoon service at 10 30 in American language Bible study Thursday 7 30 choir rehearsal Thursday 8 30 confirmation class Saturday 9 50 am prayer meeting at Valvor Egertsen home next Monday 7 30 Dorcas Society meets next Tuesday January 1 refreshments by friends Immanuel Church Ladies Aid meets Wednesday January 23 members serve refreshments Palestine Church afternoon service this Sunday at 2 30 pm
The Federal Lang Bank of Omaha has made 114 loans totaling $549,100 to farmers in Emmet county since the Farm Credit Administration began in May 1933. Loans refinance long term, low interest debts under land bank and commissioner types. Frank A. Connor, general agent, emphasizes efficient service and borrower responsibility to repay as due.
The Rinested Community Club elected officers for the coming year with K. O. Stephensen as president and Erwin Christiansen as vice president. Ralph Andersen is secretary and Forrest Christiansen treasurer, with Temp Wiley, John Andreasen, George Neve, Dr. G. W. Darnell and C. J. Savers as directors. A committee including Forrest Christiansen and C. J. Sauer was formed to pursue erecting a danger sign near A. T. Wiley's farm. Mrs. Butterfield to be honored by Home Economics club as she leaves for Swea City.
Fred Satt of Emmetsburg, a veteran of the Spanish American War, recently underwent an operation at a Palo Alto hospital to remove a large splinter that pregreg his intestines. The cause of the injury is unknown and townsfolk ponder whether an empty stomach is preferable to an empty gasoline tank.
Mahlum and Anderson purchased an Esther ville Henney Hearse and Ambulance. George Kirchner bought a 4 door Deluxe sedan from Estherville Plymouth. Cc. W. Gedd acquired a Standard Chevrolet coach. G. B. Johnston bought a Dodge business coupe. Mrs. Susan White bought a Packard sedan. A. E. Baldwin purchased a Standard Chevrolet sedan in Estherville.
Short ad notices a four or five room modern house for rent around February 1. Requests inquiries through a big office. Also an item listing straw based by Geo A Nichols Estherville Iowa.
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