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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
6
News Notes of World’s Fair Beacon City reports five natives polled about fair attendance. One attended twice, two once, two not at all, reflecting modest local interest. Outsiders find thrill. locals see Chicago as home life. guides enhance enjoyment with trained, personable interns and morning lectures by a studious student.
Beacon City hosts guide services for visitors at the World’s Fair, with groups from various regions attending A Century of Progress. Artists on Michigan Avenue offer sketches for 25 cents, while carnival rides feature a perilous lion stunt. The Beacon program includes outdoor activities, hotel accommodations, and a $34.95 package covering lodging meals fair admission lectures transport and more.
Mr and Mrs Leon Birdsell of Postville visited the Leland Case home and Mr Birdsell is the Case's father in law. Mr and Mrs Jay Collins of Fowlerville visited Rev Yearnd family. Mr and Mrs Frank Trevett of Kansas City joined Eli Trevett’s family for the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Ed Strube attended a relative’s funeral in Mason City on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ted Hammes and children were in Spencer Sunday for business and visit.
Representative William Lawrence of Portland and his son renewed old acquaintances in town en route to the World's Fair. Harry Reymore of Esther ville, now in Cheyenne, Wyoming, another state legislator, visited friends on his way to the fair. Geraldine Armstrong of Cedar Rapids stayed with cousin Grover McCall before returning home.
Schell Bros. Circus brings a four-Ting wild animal show to Estherville featuring Baby Bobo the dwarf elephant and a street parade. The act list includes new imported acts and a promise of a clean, pleasing performance at low cost through local merchant cooperation.
Police baffled by strange behavior of actors in a real life drama as depicted in The American Weekly distributed with NEXT SUNDAY CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER.
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