Views on Prohibition and Summer Pleasures
A column reflects on bathing suit propriety in the South, the June 20 repeal vote, and Florida heat versus Iowa storms. It notes Iowa and other states leaning against national prohibition, cites a Reg ister and Tribune straw poll, and shares memories from Marion Bruce about the 1933 World’s Fair opening ray and German disarmament tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
Indiana
Iowa
The
Register and Tribune
Marion Bruce
Chicago
Reveille
Social items from a local club and wedding news
Social notices report a Trienbid card club meeting at Pearl and Bernice Clark home with bridge at three tables marking the last season. Pottawatamie Campfire group gathers with leather tooling lessons led by Lila Sconberg and organized by Lorene Koster and Gretchen Smith. Hometown dances planned by Firemen at cement courts with Frank Robinson orchestra, ticket chair H. O. Brown. Mrs F. B. Yule hosts Presbyterian south band afternoon tea. Miss Bernice Marceille Gordon and Carl Nauss wed at St John’s Lutheran with reception and early home at Emmetsburg. attendees listed and couple to Minneapolis then Emmetsburg. Music Club Picnic at Fort Defiance park features initiation and ceremonial plus picnic supper with members and mothers.
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Misses Pearl
Bernce Clark
Campfire
Pottawatttamie
Marjorie Anderson
Lila Sconberg
Lorene Koster
Gretchen Smith
Geordon-Nauss
Bernice Marceille Gordon
Carl B. Gordon
Cylinder
Carl B. Nauss
Emmetsburg
Herman Nauss
Estherville
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A. K Guard
Frances Gordon
Russell Gordon
Gldays Gordon
Russell
Frances
Gladys
Glen Martin
Albert Nauss
Ed Nauss
Fred Nauss
Noel Daniels
Minneapolis
Nauss
WNAX
Music Club
Nora Marie Harker
Shelter House
Fort Defiance Park
Marian Gardimier
Florence Norby
Ruth Raife
Elizabeth Rhodes
Harriet Osher
Social notes from Estherville area weekly gathering
Mrs. M Mueller returns to Plover after a visit with the Ehlers. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Morse hosted dinner with J S Hilliard and son Vance, and Don King of New York. Several visits to Rochester and Cedar Rapids are noted along with club initiation ceremonies and musical performances. Evelyn Kennedy leads Mu sic Lover degree presentations. Des Moines, Sioux Falls, Spirit Lake outings mentioned. Rodenborn move from Oelwein to Des Moines for convenient Northwestern run.
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Gail Morse
J. 8. Hilliard
Vance
Don King
New York City
One horned cow to Sid Sarg via Long Island piglet
Frantic calls to New York stables and Circuses yield only a report of a one horned cow kept by an old lady on Long Island. The artist recalls Freckles, a trained piglet who travels by subway to Greenwich Village for a workship, raising his snout for ten dollars to its owners. A Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company executive then receives a peculiar bill for a pig’s services.
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New York
Long Island Way
Suaden
Mr. Sarg
Coney Island
Sarge
Greenwich Villai
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Ribbons and Carbon Paper Mentioned in Vindicator and Republican
A brief notice notes the use of ribbons and carbon paper at the Vindicator and Republican offices. The item highlights office supplies common to press operations of the era, with no further context or dates provided.
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Be- Town
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Miami
Florida
Jones
Germany
Frank Robinson
H. O. Brown
F. B. Yule
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. M. Mueller
Plover
Fred Ehlers
Ehlers
F. A. Macdonald
F E Martin
Rochester
Marian Kennedy
Ruth Howard
Audrey Sorensen
Earl Weller
John Raife
Shirley Hedricks
Arlene Sorensen
Harold Morto
Margaret Jane Johnston
Betty Ann McMillan
Lenore Heneman
Rosemary Ewen
Jane Stockdale
Genevieve Horswell
Patricia Pierce
Vivian Espeset
Margaret McKerral
Joe Paul
P. F. Scholtes
Eileen
Sioux Falls
Rachel McMillan
Des Moines
Miss Betty McMillan
Leser Taylor
Eldora
Otto A. Braskamp
Laverne, Minn
Bras.kamp
A. G. Bailey
N. E. Crook
People's Cafe
Sioux City
John Nelson
Wallingford
Parkersburg
Mrs. Farguson
Dale Farguson
Arnolds Park
Mrs. Ferguson
Mary and
Lovanne
Vaunita Brown
Marie Robinson
Jean Richardson
Fae Albertson
Donnabelle Merron
Marie Cramer
Harold Dickinson
Arris Adelne Fosdick
Webster City
Roland Esslinger
Jessup
Vern Harper
Waterloo
Jack Reed
Merle Wellendorf
Algona
J. W. Hemphill
Spirit Lake
Margaret Trevett
Lois Hemphill
Clear Lake
Mable Decker
Miss Trevett
L. P. Rodenborn
Oelwein
Des Moine
Rodenborn
Northwestern
Kansas City
John Tranam
Royal Air Force
Mari Colman
Boston
Hollywood
Cecil B. de Mille
L. J .Bennett
Miss Marry Bennett
Mioux Falls
Etta Morrison
Emporium
Lona Howe
Harry Cronk
Carl Shaw
L. H. Laveride
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf’s College
Ed Beck
Jack
Mason City
Floyd
Mr. Beck
Mrs. Beck
Betty Rolls
Marton Center
L. A. Smith
Tony Sarg
Sarg Bethought
Moreett
Anne Caner
Chesnut Pa
Sidney Morgan
Washington
Pig
Abraham Lincoln
Geo, Nichols
Twine
Brantford
Northern Lumber CO
Farm Implement Dept
John Smith
Wilder
Elgome Farm Bureau
Welcome Farm Bureau
Estherville Co-Op. Creamery Assn
Estherville Loan & Investment CO
James Rainey
Fred Himebauch
Max McMillin
G. B. Hunt
Farm Bureau
I. W. Wolfe
Francis Johnson of
Terris
Iowa Farm Bureau Fed
Soldier Chorus
Swan Lake Township
Dist
Pion
Frank Smith
Corner 6Th
Lincoln
J.C. Penney CO. Inc
Ralph
Ralph’s Cafe & Confectionery
Butterfield Produce CO
F. L. Gustafson, Mer
Hawkeye Cafe
Sconberg & Kilgore
H. J. Long Insurance Agency
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