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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1933

Page

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Emmetsburg and district social notes and games

Mrs A H Davis of Albion Wyo and many neighbors are noted across Emmet county. The Emmet consolidated basketball teams travel to North Superior. Several visits, illnesses, and social events fill the week with weddings, birthdays, and club activities. Shipped cattle to Chicago. farm bureau meets in Des Moines. numerous families visit kin across Estherville Armstrong Terri and Lakefield.

A. H. Davis Albion Wyo W. A. Schultz Lena Schaper Otte Schape Estherville Schaper Koencke Ella Devion Ed Koenecke Mack Ellis Chicago Ellis L. E. Sargent Albert Heywood W. D. O'Brien Everett Locue Des Moines State Farm Bureau Helen Miller Belmond J. A. Miller Pauline Belmont Warren Heyer Dorothy Irene Willing Workers Club Ed Rhinehart Everett Logue Lionel Headey J. A. Irwin Emmet Consolidated North Superior Anna Schaper Mae Kirchner Plorence O'Brien Homer Christ Adolph Schoening Robert Schoering Lakefield Fred Schoerfng F. C. Snyder Matt Weir Charles Logue R. L. Mallory J. H. O’brien Armstrong Raymond Schaper Melvin Nepps

Petersburg Social News Visitors and Weekend Travel

Petersburg notes report several local families visiting relatives and traveling. Mr and Mrs Herb Sheleren and sons plus Mr and Mrs Alfred Gilbert and children visited the W H Schneckloth home Sunday. The Brunsvolds spent the weekend with Iowa kin. Wieskus family visited Joe Macek in Jackson. Salyards family visited Lena Meyer, and Garland Peterson with Ellsworth Meyer called on Leo Anderson Thursday evening.

Lynn Schoening George Angerson Estherville Lakefield Minn Laura Edith Mathwig Owen Waldee Melvin Ellis Merlyn Clark E.E. E Irving Ellerston Yearnd J. A. Miller Emmet Consolidated Emmet Carolyn Anderson J. A Miller Pauline John Elkers Albert Brunsvold Gordon Gruhlke USA Anderson Frank Wieskus Stella Rasmussen Peter Rasmuussen August Jensen He J Elvera Raymond Claude Rasmussen Malvern Dorr E. W. Meyer and Herb Sheleren Alfred Gilbert W.H. Schneckloth Albert Brunsvoid Ben Brunsvold Iowa Frank Wieskus and Sons Joe Macek Jackson E. L. Salyards Lena Meyer Garland Peterson Ellsworth Meyer Leo Anderson Henry Fred Hansen J. A. Baines Ben Wiley C. M. Wiley Margaret Hanson Jean Johnson H. J. Anderson A. M. Anderson R. J. Canon Frank Johnson Wm. Guritz John Hanson Dorothy Della Lenox Raymond Kenneth Alice Coultner Pete Pederson

Obituary: Edwina Amberg McQuirk dies after long illness

Edwina Amberg McQuirk was born October 28, 1885 in Wahoo Nebraska and died Tuesday January 17, 1933 in Estherville after years of illness. She married Ralph McQuirk on November 13, 1918 and left seven children Ruth Philip Elizabeth Mary Ann Edward John and Carol. Survived by husband, children, mother Mrs C R Amberg, brother Harry Latome Kansas, sisters Mrs Martha Ball Orleans Kansas and Mrs Ros Bercnam Wichita Kansas. A Northwestern University graduate and longtime teacher, she aided community as member of Supenos Aid Society and Legion Auxiliary. Funeral Friday at the Catholic church in Estherville. burial in Calvary cemetery.

Oral Edwina Amberg Wahoo Nebana Estherville Ralph Mc. Quirk Ruth Philip Elizabeth Mary Ann Edward John Carol McQui Father Savage Calvary Cemetery

Sermon on Jesus miracles and John the Baptist faith

The article reflects on Jesus first miracle turning water into wine and contrasts his public friendliness with John the Baptist's stern desert preaching. It traces Jesus growth from prophetlike urgency to a loving father figure while noting how John Doubt influenced by Jesus’ evolving message. Local notes follow.

Jesus John Kingdom of Heaven God

Henry Probst Home Visitors and Local Calls

Local residents including Mr and Mrs Henry Probst and families visited Spirit Lake on Wednesday and Estherville on Sunday. The Krafts attended Gus Putbreese's funeral in Auburn and visited Mrs Carrie Kraft in Laurens. Various social calls continued among area families through midweek and weekend with multiple home visits and gatherings.

Sophia Emma Hanauer Henry Probst John Gunther Frank Daisy Wilcox Berton Newby Goodwin Torsen Farmers Cash Graettinger Dick Leuhring John Clark Homer Arthur Ed Fike Eike Yankton S. D Henry Wilcox Fred Cook Bobbie Ray Cook Gladys Within Henry Maas Milford Effie Christiansen Pearl Christiansen Graetlinger Ray Igon Estherville Terris Harry Hilda Effie Christensen Abe Christensen Harry Straight Storm Luke Clayton Wilcox Son W. E. Newby Earl Kraft Doris Donna Mae Gerald Eldridge Spencer Harry Probst Spirit Lake Topaday Kraft Miss Christiansen Milldred Iming Henry Probat Jr Gus Putbreese Auburn Laurens

Ocean liner voyage cooking shows vast feast aboard

A columnist visits an ocean liner dockside then aboard to learn how 1380 passengers and 570 crew are fed. The kitchen runs with 35000 pounds of beef, 40000 cans of food and 86000 pounds of fruit, guided by Yves Leard. A French lunch features a cheese omelet recipe using 6 eggs, milk, butter and cheese.

River Front Judge Gordon Punch Yves Leard

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Vindicator Congress Vindicator Ree Republican Co Gs A Frank Wells Ila Letha Emmetsburg Halfa Arnold Flier Charles City T. Brooks J. K. Holland Mary Dundas Arnold Martin Olson Raleigh C. Lungren Fort Dodge C. Johnson Betty Schnell Harry Schnell Pete Schmid John Graff Andrew Harold Delma Dyke Lee Kamp Chris Bendixon Eva Alice Jean Richard Dallman John Dallman Delma Drke Grace Martens Wer Pete Arnolds Park Esthervile Dorotha Frank Terri Emil Goettsch Hans Madsen Renwick Liverpool Noel Daniels H Nauss Henry Ray A. O McMullen Landenslager Montgomery Harold Leck Boone Farm Bureau Lord and Richland Townships Waller Hasbrook Nora Workman Ames John McMuhen Bringle Hattie Meikle Walter Garling Raossie Meikle Victor Miner Acme Jaan Theodore Erickson Resch John Royzer Ira Swartz E. J. Hauswirth Treas Everett Rudd Hannah Wade Art Dietz Will Loean Randal Wicks Spencer Wer Chas Christ Bert Harris Walter Hasbrook Rayrmind Wil Moore Arthur Zieger Robert Snirk Lake Ann McMullen Briegs Ruby Walter Garline Rossica Frank Rosik Will Rosik Strong Rev. Strong Lauden Irma McMullen Terril Petersburg Mickie Gogh George Washington’'S Travels Qattasnare Pia Ruth Cacokiaa Whigton Philadelphia Waale Copmaitre Betsy Qos Colonial Stars and Stripes John Paul Jones Ranger Jones John the Baptist Jordan Harry Reash Four Mile Lake Willard Moore Hal Emmet Resh C. O. Anderson Conrad Opheim Rudit Stadi Ivan Enderson Hooveland Lyle Alma Kirk Eva Upheim Duane En-derson Ernest Boyer Kenneth Coultier Arlene Guritz Betty Sorensen Nylene Weinberg Sly Fox Brown Hen Roddy Rooster Helen Johnson Harry George Lillia Welnitz Thomas Norem Thelma Norem Inez Munson Grover Newton Lavon Rathman Ramona Resh Donna Boyer Gwendolyn Newton Ragnhild Pederson Harry Sorensen Gladyce Brunsvold Carl Schmidt Russell Boyer Sidney Munson Doris Wiley Guritz Chris Peterson C. Robinson Fred Robinson Fred Cannon Oscar Solburg Ringsted Norma Atwood L. E. Church Rodman Howard Ortmeyer Fannie Stewart Wees Herbert Wolfe Stewart Henry Traden Algona Glen Burt South of Town Art Guinn L. A Jack Creek Helen Engholm Ringsted High School Helmers Mr. Krough James John Welsh Fairmont Elmer Gangestad Adolph Anderson Helen M. Welsh E. L. Orcutt Anderson Floyd Summer Chris Ellerston Earl Summer Sid Northy E. H. Schmidt Marty Sorensen J. A. Bains Gloria Henry Weinberg Colonel Coodbody Woodley Woodley’s Hatchery 6Th St Remie Remington Office Republican
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