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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
1
Gunty News records a series of social calls, showers, and visits in the area. Miss Clara Schwietert is honored by 5th and 6th graders with a church annex shower as she leaves teaching. Various residents attend events, funerals, and meetings, including Eastern Star and W.C.T.U. activities, plus a high school baseball loss and a clerk of courts candidate’s outreach.
Miss May Ella Hahn hosted by Miss Mavis Olson in Ringsted over the weekend. Teachers Mildred Smith and Myrth Jerde plan moves to Dana and Jewell. American Legion Auxiliary Poppy sale set for May 26. Local visits, illness updates, and social gatherings described, including school events, farm trips, and family movements.
District No 6 closes school Saturday for a picnic at Herem pasture along the Des Moines river after a bountiful lunch the children gathered for the event and activities.
Frank Rentsma Arthur Bruse and Wilbert Engholm spent Saturday evening in Pocahontas. Martin Olson and Mr Reid called on voters in the township Friday. Odus Paugh visited Mr and Mrs H L Thompson Sunday. Carl Morris in of California once lived here and stayed with John Bosold Thursday then headed to Kansas City to visit kin. Dorothy Klopp canvassed Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Glassnapp hosted visitors Tuesday evening. Simon Paulsen called on voters early week. Nesed Edwards visited Jim and Mrs Edwards Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Lastine and their daughter Virginia were Wednesday visitors in Estherville stopping to call on friends and relatives during a routine midweek trip.
A long list of social visits and home gatherings in Estherville and vicinity is recorded. Residents from Estherville Alden Jackson Pocahontas and Wayne Nebraska joined locals for dinners picnics and friendly calls. Notable items include baby news at the E A Libra home and a Friday Des Moines river picnic honoring a visitor.
Ra leigh area residents report visitors and callers at numerous homes Sunday and Monday. Families including Graffs Kamp Daniels and Nauss, plus Frank and Schnell groups, paid calls in Algona Emmetsburg Worthington Decorah and other nearby towns. Mary Wyland and Alice Wyland visit Fred Wyland family while Kensington Club met in Graettinger.
TERRIL reports the Blum family visiting Charles City relatives and Clifford Blum helping at H L Ryan farm near Spencer. Delmar Sands is employed by Mike Powell as families of Martin Johnson welcome a son born May 20. 4 H Pals met at Vivian Zenor's Thursday for Rally Day stunts and one girl to Camp Foster. Next meeting June 7 at Myrick home. Art Chapman family visited Spencer relatives. I S Namtvedt family from Buffalo Lake, Minn., featured.
Superior residents report a Denver pair, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Gleason, visiting sister Martha Bring and relatives. Roy Holmes, en route to Denver to see his ailing father A. A. Holmes in Wisconsin, paused in town briefly. Wayne Small, Ms. Kettleson, and Glen Kettleson joined others in town activities.
Spencer Wednesday to attend a district Farm Bureau meeting. Miss Geneva and Maxine Baker traveled to Storm Lake for summer school arrangements. Hazel Leopold returns home for summer from Luverne teaching. E. L. Briggs and Will Armstrong visited Sioux City over the weekend. Families of Trorbit, Amos Houge, and others celebrated Mrs S T Houge's birthday near Estherville. Kenneth Reily works nights for Gamble Robinson in Estherville. Walter Dean made a business trip to Fort Dodge. Mrs. Sarah Perkins hosted grade teachers at a breakfast. Happy Hour club ladies met with Ben Firkins. Legion Auxiliary sold 100 poppies earning 9.38. Irene Thierman hosted weekend visitors from near Cedar Falls. Mrs Arthur Spenser of Chicago visiting relatives. Social Hour group at the Baker home. Circus day featured Charlie Zerfoss and Irma McMullen with show manager duties and pink lemonade. Mildred Karr's parents visited from Bedford SD to take her home. Mr and Mrs McNary spending part of the week in Terrell. Lou Salyers of Estherville and Mollie Yoch visited town. Mr and Mrs Jim Reed returned to Estherville after visiting relatives. Vanderstoop and baby of Mallard were town visitors. A. A. Lewis family spent Sunday with relatives at Rake. Della Erickson spent Sunday with relatives in Rake.
In 24 years of operation the Friendly Family Loan Service proclaims its new lowest-ever rates. Customers can save about one third on loans over 150 and enjoy smaller monthly payments and up to 20 or 25 months to repay. The program covers furniture autos livestock diamonds salary and endorsers with credit kept intact. J. J. Long Appraiser in Eatherville Iowa represents Aliber & Company at 103 Equitable Bids Des Moines Iowa.
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