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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
1
The president has approved a nationwide observance of his birthday with Birthday Balls and entertainments. Proceeds are split with 70 percent to local relief for children with Infantile Paralysis and 30 percent to the Warm Springs Commission for infantile medical research. Thousands nationwide join in support and wish the president good health.
Ellen, a 17 year old artist's model, marries wealthy Tony while clinging to a vow to love lightly. Their slow, guarded life unfolds with barriers between Ellen and true closeness as Jane and Dick loom in the background. Ellen wrestles with dependence, fear of heartbreak, and the pull of genuine affection amid wealth and social expectations.
Miss Marian Kennedy hosts an informal party at home during a junior college basketball game with guests playing games and dancing, followed by luncheon served by Mrs. F J Kennedy. Birthday party for Billy Moore featured pink and white decor and a large candle cake. Various local groups meet for officers, bridge, and entre nous club activities with dinners, cards, and planned social events through the week.
Trinity College student Tommy Lawless visited the Ted Hammes home in town over the weekend. John Monroe and wife left Thursday for an extended visit with friends in Eagle Lake and El Campo Texas. Ted Hammes visited Pocahontas Sunday to see his parents. Elmer Schmidt and son Jimmy of Spirit Lake spent Sunday with John Hemmingson. Dean and Jimmy Noe returned to school after two weeks sick with mumps. Mrs William Dick returned from St Paul where she visited daughters Argetsinger and Olmatead. John Lyman took his wife to Corsica South Dakota Sunday due to her sister’s illness. Earl Kruse Charles Priscilla Booth and Ruby Hemmingson spent Sunday at the Soren Nielson home. Mrs George Heyman left for Chicago to spend the week with friends. She plans to return to Estherville Saturday. Mrs Alfred Brunsvold returned to Estherville Friday from Minneapolis due to the death of her brother Rev J H Sternberg.
John Liskin frames a historical newspaper ad for Gamble's 1935 sale campaign. The copy touts tire purchases with a clean up sale, discounts up to 60 percent, radio sacrifice items, free soap chips with each washer, and winter clearance items including frost shields and electric defrosters at 19 to 29 cents.
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