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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
2
The June 8 1933 city council meeting noted a special session called by Mayor Whelan with members Johnston Mickelson Gaarde Kilgore and Green present. Representatives of the State Board of Review discussed assessed taxable values on city property before adjournment.
Estherville Iowa council met in regular session June 13 1933 with Kilgore Green Johnston Mickelson and Gaarde present. They discussed actual values to place on business district lots per State Board of Review request and adjourned. A special session followed June 26 1933 with Gaarde Mickelson Johnston Green and Kilgore present to address important business before adjourning.
Miss Miriam Townsend and Frederick Albertson wed on September 2 1932 in Elk Point South Dakota and were feted at a West Okoboji Inn breakfast. A confirmation class reception and a Lisp of local nuptials follow with details of guests, venues, and future plans.
Misses Dorothy Mahlum and Magdalene Johnson hosted a Wednesday luncheon at the Mahlum home at noon honoring Miss Sylvia Kirk of Chicago and Mrs. Melvin Christian of Mason City. Guests included Marian Ruth Mahlum Jennie Hepp Marian McAffee Marian Orvis Eleanor Orvis Evelyn Waters Mildred Lorimer Dorthea Sohrn and other guests. Dorothy Mahlum is a guest at the F J Kennedy cottage on Spirit Lake. Mrs. G A Lyon left for Salt Lake City to stay with her daughter a welfare worker there. Mrs. H W Lindholm of Ogden was a weekend guest at the L J Sargent home.
Abe Abe Mrs. Ruby Henaman and daughter Lenore returned from Chicago Sunday after attending the Century of Progress exposition. Noel Bagan visits Fort Dodge with D. D. Bagan while Wm. Fahey heads to Chicago for the World's fair. Irene Bagan stays at the Wesley Dunham home as her parents attend the fair. Miss Marian Bixby returns from Minneapolis after nurse training and two weeks with her parents. The Ladds of Minneapolis and Stockdale family share weekend visits with local residents. Frances Hayes returns home with the Stockdales. Douglas Shonkwiler travels to Chicago to sell pictures of the World's Largest cow. The Brown family from Gilmore City and guests visit Spirit Lake and join by Zeman and Andrew Smith of Honolulu. Fred Richmond, formerly of Estherville, suffers a stroke in California. Mrs. Kepler of Michigan City and another Kepler visit Jackson. The Hillliards return from Chicago after the World's Fair. Dorothy Wayd of Sac City visits the Eveleth home. E M Pierce family spend the Fourth at Lake Koronis. Christine and Nelsine Nasby head to the Twin Cities and Fargo for a Luther League convention, planning to be away a week.
Joyce Ashton a poor stenographer regains memory after two years following a taxi crash in Chicago and learns she had become Frills wife to Neil Packard a rich California fruit packer. She uncovers letters about a baby Sophie and an affair with Maitland while recalling a wild past and a poet named Robert Ainsworth.
Miss Agnes Kenney left for Seneca Ill on Saturday after visiting since Decoration Day with Joe Kenney. Mrs John Donahue went to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition. Mrs Karl Grover and three children departed for Bureau Ill to visit Mr Grover. Mrs G C Warrington and daughter Ruth and Mrs Hazel Reed returned from Fulton Ill where they attended a Fidelity Life Association meeting with 500 delegates. Guests at the Will Reidh home included Mrs August Reich of Casselton ND Mrs J E Jennings and children of Minot ND and Mrs A M Markwell of Council Bluffs IA. Mrs Harry Bowers went to Minneapolis to visit ill friend and to meet Miss Ethel MacPherson of Sacramento Calif. visiting briefly. Miss Evelyn Coon visiting Eldora at Rev Alva Ragsdale’s. Joseph Canteny of Lima guest at N J Lee home. Frederick Nissen went to Sibley on business. W W Sweet and T O Thompson returned from Early after business. John Warrington spent the 4th in Iowa City.
Mrs J Heffelfinger and son Jim visited Mason City and Iowa Falls after a trip from Ottumwa hosted by Mrs Gordinier. Dorothy Polson recovering from appendicitis at Community hospital. Mrs Harold Keeler and son returned from Sioux City after two weeks at Merle Morrison’s. Morrison and Mrs Jessie Sievers spent days at the Keeler home. Wayne Potter family and Mrs A S Reed visited Jefferson with G L Potter and Ogden with D I Powers. Wm Goodwin of Des Moines was a 4th of July guest of Wilfred Reed. Miss Priscilla Booth is ill at home.
Mrs Ward Greer visits with friends since Thursday. Mr and Mrs L L Bingham left for Chicago Friday for a family reunion and to see the Cen Mr and Mrs D A Bagan with Denise Mervin and Peri left Friday for Chicago to attend the World's Fair. Latest Exploit of a Notorious Girl reveals charges against a college professor and a scheming girl in The American Weekly and NEXT SUNDAY'S Herald and Examiner.
A 53 year old woman 5 ft tall weighed 154 lbs last year. She used Kruschen Salts a half teaspoon daily and dropped to 147 lbs without dieting. She reports easier stair climbing and better energy while reducing to normal weight, praising the product’s effects.
The tail of the ad promotes Gamble's July Clearance for sport ing goods including fishing tackle boxes golf and tennis items. A genuine Bass-Oreno lure is priced at 60 cents.
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