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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
2
Essay on economic law and farm burdens. Critiques mass evasion schemes and production control. Argues that high land prices and rents exploit farmers, condemns income tax and welfare laws as failures of governance, and calls for sane government.
Mrs. Chris Ellerston was ill Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ronneberg and family visited the Olson home last week. Mrs. Joe Oakes Jr. hosted the C C C club. Genevieve and Norman Christ ensen were on the sick list. A shower was given for Mrs Jensen Jr. Ed Holmes of Colorado visits relatives. Mrs. Holmes was Carrie Oleson, formerly of the area.
Mrs Wodman is listed as ill while harvest keeps James Nelson of Wallingford at Welsh home. Mr and Mrs Lee Moore celebrate the birth of a baby girl, noted in local society announcements.
A crowded social note details visits across Bancroft, Waukon, Sioux City, Milford, Evansville, and other towns. Families and friends gather for dinners, travel to Chicago and Minneapolis, and par ents host events. A hospital operation and a wedding shower are noted alongside band concert and cemetery association updates.
Friday afternoon at Mrs Geo Nessger home with assistants. Clara Stratman spent week with friends in Algona. Carl Johnson helped at Sinclair station while siblings vacationed in Minnesota. Mrs Burton Newby and son from Jackson Minn visited Terris friends. Long returning to Stanwood after month with DeWitt Chittenden family. Booster club ice cream party at W W Pickering home. Ray Anderson of Jackson Minn visited Terris. Viola Winter of Petersburg Minn visiting sister August Bendixon. George Sands took youths to park. Terril fall festival set for August 23. Carl Gill and Pauline Stark at Gill cottage Sunset beach. Charlotte Hewitt visiting Evelyn Anderson in Jackson. Fred Cook family and A H Smith with Henry Maas at Milford. Many neighbors visiting Horan, Culver, Taylor, and Dardis families. Horan home again and able to be up. 4-H Pals picnicked at Terrace Park. Frank Dardis spent a day near Spencer. Warner Gowen and Art Gowen visited Art McClay. Jean Bendixon visited Clayton Wilcox family.
The Raleigh column lists numerous guests and visits including Elizabeth Turner and Rose Ramsey visiting in El Paso and Ltudy respectively, trips to the Black Hills and Yellowstone, family reunions near Ocheyedan, and gatherings at Lee Kamp and Rolland Shannon homes. Nearby towns mentioned include Armstrong, Armstrong, Cedar Rapids, Estherville, Spirit Lake, and Mason City with multiple hosts, dinners, picnics, and birthday celebrations.
From the Vindicator and Republican July 22, 1914 Mr and Mrs Oliver Ressell celebrated their silver wedding anniversary July 18. The first carload of material for the Des Moines river bridge was received Monday. Henry Mahlum and wife started a ten day motor trip visiting Humboldt and other cities. Emma Gaarde of Armstrong visited her sister Mrs Geo Robinson. Mrs A H Davidson and daughter Lois left for an extended visit in Boston. Pearl Bemis accompanied them to Chicago for several weeks. Auditor Chase Root was at Jackson Minnesota Saturday afternoon. Hay and oats harvesting continues.
From the Vindicator and Repub Noon June 17 1904 Miss Mabel Hornby returns from Wyanet Illinois after a year with relatives and friends Dr W Crim in Minneapolis earlier this week Dr W F Galloway in Waterloo for Iowa Dental association meeting and clinic on gold filling Mae Wanamaker returns home from Cedar Falls A baby girl born Monday to Mr and Mrs W A Sherer Week’s rains threaten hay and grain fields
Mr and Mrs G Dallman and Hyo visited the John Dallman home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Woodyard spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Will Woodyard. Mr and Mrs Ernie Shannon and children visited in the John Dallman home Thursday.
Mr and Mrs August Jensen and Marvin Rasmussen were Sunday dinner guests at the Ben Smith home near Loon Lake. Mr and Mrs Gordon Grulke and family visited the Wm Grulke home. Miss Catherine Yonker spent last Tuesday at the Albert Knut zon home. Misses Ethel and Velma Carter visited the August Jensen home Wednesday afternoon.
A Sunday picnic supper was enjoyed at the Peterson Rasmussen cottage by Mr and Mrs Arthur Peterson and family Mr and Mrs H P Rasmussen and family Mr and Mrs Leo Anderson Mr and Mrs W V Peterson and children Miss Bobby Anderson of Albert Lea La Verne Gilbert and La Verne Peterson.
Mrs Claude Ketchum Mrs Nellie Ketchum and Alfred Roat spent a week with relatives in Bovey Minnesota. Mrs P Smith Miss Ruth Smith Mrs Hortense Smith and daughter Betty are two weeks with Mrs John Osgood's cottage. Mrs Anna Colt and daughters Elizabeth and Mrs Lucy Charlston and son James of Des Moines stayed at a cottage in Orlean. Miss Dorothy Lee visiting her parents Hana and Lee while taking nurse training in Chicago plans to stay a month. Miss Maybelle Perkins returned to New York after a three week vacation with Mr and Mrs M J Groves. W J Stark of Des Moines, previously in Estherville, left for Sioux Falls S D to visit a friend before returning home. Stark owns a farm in Emmet township.
Rev and Mrs Otis Lang and daughters Eunice and Wilma return from a month in St Louis with relatives. Mrs Anna Spicer of Red Oak and Miss Emogene Bevan visited Estherville with their parents and sister. Harry Clark of Hialeah Florida spends five weeks with the Fritz family and Aunt Grover McCall. Virginia Nielson returns from Ridgeview and LaPlante S D. George and Charles Booth are home from South Dakota. Mrs C R Hedrick and daughter extend visit to Knoxville. Mrs Homas Dunham returns from Little Rock Ark and plans to stay through summer renting in Guy Fields home. A L Griffiths and Stella Griffith return from Randolph Neb to attend Leonard Griffith's funeral, stopping at Yankton radio station en route.
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