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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1930
Page
3
In Estherville the Vindicator and Republican detail subscription processing challenges, praise reader cooperation, and report a plan to relocate the historic high school bell. They recount the bell’s origin, moves, and role in school life, noting a fund for a tower and inviting alumni input. The item also mentions a Parsons Supper Club gathering and a basement rummage sale by L. M. Christiansen Co.
Miss Pearl Sternberg visited Gilmore City Sunday while Clara McAdams returned to Swea City Monday due to her father's illness. Lincoln Cafe creditors handed over to C. E. Gallia. Local court business with Attorney Frank Lovrien of Humboldt. Various residents traveled or hosted relatives. changes in dry goods store hours. many family visits noted. Recital by Modernistic School of Drama and Dance to be held at First Presbyterian Church January 31 with performances by multiple students.
Walter C. Woodward of Fort Dodge, manager of the Fort Dodge Grocery Co., was found dead in his car in his garage. Believed to have died of heart failure or carbon monoxide poisoning. He was 65 and survived by two sons. The incident followed a failed barber visit when his wife found the body after several hours. The report notes the death as a presumed natural or accidental gas-related death.
Mrs H C Koehler hosts a one o clock Entre Nous luncheon at her home followed by bridge. A farewell for Mrs Lloyd Crim is hosted by Koehler with eight guests and a gift. Atty and Mrs W S Johnston plan a 6:30 dinner bridge with two card tables and multiple friends. Saturday night A C Shuttleworth hosts a 500 party with four tables and a late lunch. Mrs Claus Claussen wins high, Mrs Will Bagan low.
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