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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
3
The article argues that strikes plague American cities and blames unscrupulous union leaders. It calls for uncompromising action against strikes and agitators, asserting that only by smashing strikes at any cost can labor get fair treatment and reduce empty dinner pails.
Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson of Armstrong called in the Lee Kamp home Friday evening. Several visits exchanged with families in Armstrong Okoboji and Dickens. The piece lists many personal calls, dinners, and gatherings, plus a tragic Pillsbury Point incident noting four Orange City girls and a chaperone who perished while wading along the reef.
A Des Moines Register courtesy photo shows two bodies recovered at Pillsbury Point near West Okoboji Lake where two girls slipped from a reef into deep water while wading. The item lists accompanying local people and social visits, including hospital stays, guests, and club meetings, with several names and places such as Spencer Fostoria and Sanish mentioned among routine notices.
Petersburg area residents share visits and hosting duties across many homes from Spirit Lake to Worthington. Numerous callers drop by the Peterson, Opheim, Jensen, Seeger, Rasmussen, Lundahl, and other households while others attend church events and local picnics at Minne Wakan state park and Arnolds Park.
Mr and Mrs Homer Strait with two children and Mr and Mrs E S Wallace with daughters Edna and Jean spent Monday at Hawarden with Mr Wallace's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. EB. B. Callender and daughter Maxine and son John together with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howard and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brackett will leave next Sunday for a tour through the Black Hills of South Dakota.
The Young Married Class of the Christian church will host a picnic Friday evening at Riverside park. If weather turns unfriendly it moves to the church basement. All member families are invited and asked to bring sandwiches, a covered dish, dessert, and their own dishes. Gerald Darling, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Darling, was honored at a Thursday farewell party before enlisting in the U S navy. The event, hosted by senior and junior classes at the church, drew 40 guests and a gift for the guest of honor. Mrs Harry Adams heads the girls class and Harry A Jones teaches the boys class. Mrs E B Callender returned Friday from Cedar Rapids after two days with her mother Mrs W Lawrence and sister Mrs Yau.
Mr and Mrs A Fossum and son Edward express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and all who offered sympathy and floral tributes during their bereavement for the loss of their husband and father.
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