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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
2
The paper defends Roosevelt over Hoover, cites farm board concerns, condemns Dems for rewarding a former senator, laments Iowa oak groves loss, argues repeal of Volstead Act, notes Iowa temperate weather and federal road aid, critiques tax policies and highways, and advertises wedding invitations as well as fuel and energy tax shifts.
Mrs C P Whitesides and Ruth of Bayard Neb travel to Estherville to visit relatives. Various townsfolk and visitors share travels, graduations, and summer plans from Estherville to Des Moines and Cylinder. The week features hospital updates, road trips, and a Ft Defiance state park wedding.
Ft Worth aviator Jimmie Mattern announced readiness for his solo flight to Europe and photographed at New York. He left Moscow for Omsk Siberia at 1 14 a m marking the fourth lap of his world circling speed record attempt, five plus hours ahead of the Post-Gatty standard. His goal Omsk lies 1450 miles east of Moscow.
Leota Wiese daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Wiese and Harold Knight Dickinson son of Walter Dickinson of Spencer were married at the Baptist church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Frank Yearnd. A three course wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple left for a wedding trip to the Twin Cities. They will reside in Spencer after July 1.
Mrs Norman Maine quiter nate and Mrs Chas Kilgore head the convention delegation. Thursday meeting hostesses were Mrs J A Monroe Mrs Peter Tornell Mrs Eli Erickson and Mrs Amos Boyster. This was the last meeting before summer vacation. Adelaide Nichols hosted a Sunday morning gathering for high school alumni and former schoolmates, with guests Mrs L E Crim Mrs D A Bagan and Miss Ethel McArdle lingering for a forenoon visit.
An advertisement in the Vindicator and Republican announces a sale of 1000 second sheets 8x11 at one dollar per thousand, noted as suitable for carbon copies.
Mrs Hattle era and several guests attended a May dinner at Mrs Fred Mra Harry Hubbe 0 with Mite Lucile Peterson and Miss Gertrude Knight as honored attendees. Maybelle Harris presided in state with lilies of the valley and corsages given to guests. After dinner, guests played bridge at three tables. Miss Priscilla Booth won high score. Scouts are invited to a free Tuesday movie at the city hall auditorium, courtesy of Northwestern Bell.
City council of Estherville Iowa amends ordinance 29 to add a restricted district. It prohibits operating billiard halls and bowling alleys in the area along east Lincoln Street from south 4th to south 7th and along north and south 6th street between the specified lines.
A woman reports losing 20 pounds using Kruschen Salts after medical concerns and surgery were discussed. She claims 2 pounds lost from January 8 to January 10, feeling better and youthful. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast with a money back guarantee.
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