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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
3
The Vindicator argues against municipal improvements that raise taxes as Estherville endures high levies. It urges prudent spending, notes the city’s strong position between Mason City and Sioux Falls, and highlights local events such as the big Masonic picnic at Arnolds Park. The piece mentions housing shortages, population growth, and plans for visits by Rev T Hansen to Minneapolis and Norway.
The Misses Alma Anderson and Dorothy Seid spent Monday afternoon with their friend Miss Helen Keyser to help celebrate her 17th birthday. The daughter of Mr and Mrs Feger of Mineapolis visited with relatives and friends as her husband joined them after arriving Sunday. Felix Peterson visited the A. S. Anderson home Sunday. Mrs A F Meredith entertained the E E E Club last Thursday. a large crowd attended and the next meeting will be at Walter Shannon's home. The Lee brothers shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago last Saturday. Will Bombarger of Huntington visited EB Koonecke last week. Florence O'Brien is ill with appendicitis but expected to recover. Averil Sargent and Alice Schultz were never absent or tardy for the past year. Mr and Mrs Ed Zeimer visited relatives near Des Moines for a few days. Claire Grumb spent Wednesday evening in Dunnell. Mr and Mrs Walter Schultz and family with Miss Alma Anderson drove to Superior to visit the Frank Leopold family and helped celebrate Leopold's 46th birthday. George Anderson, family, Mrs Ole Anderson, and Gladys visited A S Andersen home Saturday. Mrs Carl Olson and Mrs Theo Myhre of Estherville visited their brother Otto Olson. Lorena Martin left for Riceville for summer vacation and will teach at Superior next year. Tow remains in Estherville hospital. Agnes Feger is now employed at Crawford Hotel in Estherville. Helen Higgins and friends took a day trip to Storm Lake.
West Emmet area news covers graduations at Jackson and Petersburg, local family visits, real estate changes, and communal activities. Reports include school commencements, farm meetings, Nutrit ion class, Lutheran Aid Society, and upcoming county eighth grade exercises.
The Walden Bros gave a fine radio entertainment at the Farm Bureau meeting at the Welsh farm last Friday. A dance followed at the Kruse home Saturday with guests enjoying themselves. The Willing Workers met at Glasnap Sr. home midweek with refreshments served.
Miss Theta L. Keymore of this city will graduate with honors on Wednesday June 3 at Colorado State Teachers College Greeley. The 318 member class is the largest in the college’s history, with eight master's degrees 54 bachelor of arts and 256 life teaching certificates. Summer School enrollment expected near 3000, as Miss Keymore has been a popular campus figure.
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