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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
1
A list of home style treats including Des Moines Peanut Butter Cookies and Potato Biscuit recipes. Instructions cover creaming butter and peanut butter with sugar, adding eggs and flour, shaping dough, and baking. Also notes sizes, pan readiness, and oven heat.
Albert Barber of Estherville is critically ill at home. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson of Rake at the John Hemmingson home. L L Bingham left for New York City to visit his brother Dr Walter Bingham. Mrs Hattie Clark and daughter Bernice and Pearl hosted their houseguest Miss Nettie Woolman to Cherokee. John Hamilton returned home in Clear Lake Wis after visiting son Tom Hamilton and family. Charles Robinson and son Billy and Ralph Rousseau left for Leach Lake Minn for a week fishing. Esther Hinshaw of Fort Dodge, formerly Estherville, visited Mrs Mary Shelton. Mr and Mrs Guy Simpson of St James Minn visited with Mrs Simpson’s parents Mr and Mrs A W Baird. Rebecca Jones of Minneapolis arrived to spend summer with her daughters Mrs R S Clark and Mrs B T Osher. Daniel Booth, Iowa State College student, arrived for a visit at Miss Priscilla Booth’s home before returning to Ridgeview N Dak.
Mr and Mrs A T Wiley of Ringsted announce the marriage of their daughter M Loelia to Carl T Hansen of Rings, in Livex Falls South Dakota on May 14 1934. Mrs Hansen has been nurse at Coleman hospital for three years and has roots in Iowa. Hansen is an auctioneer. They will live in Ringsted after July 1. Also notes on 4 H club meeting and farewell party for Miss Faire in local social items.
A tea and mis shower hosted by Misses and Elizabeth West Schenck at the George West home celebrated Miss Ina Jones with tea and gifts. Guests included Miss Jones, Mrs. Charles W. Jones, and many local residents. Separately, Miss Mary Ruth Grubbs of Moberly, Mo was hosted at the Joy Johnston home for a dinner and Monte Carlo whist, with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Bale and others.
A vintage advertisement for Patricia Dow pattern S41 describes sizes and materials, with a model frock featuring a roll collar and pleated sleeves. The piece includes several household notices: Carl Skog welcomes a five pound daughter at Coleman hospital, and various relatives visit Estherville and Phoeniz Artz.
Twenty years ago notes from the Vindicator and Republican June 9 itemize frost, local births, and school commencements. Mentions Sullivan family, Chautauqua circuit, orchestra director, and class of 84 graduates. Reports on travel, family visits, new residences, and preliminary work on a new school building.
June 13 1935 edition of the Northern Vindicator highlights notable local items from forty years ago. Readers glimpse community events, prices, and daily life details preserved in archival notes.
The June 12 1885 Vindicator column notes corn booming and reports on regional travel. Lamberman Bartlett visited northern Minnesota for business while Banker Groves and wife joined an excursion to Charles Citr from Emmetsburg. Archie Pierce is breaking rare for J M Sharp. Will Silige and bride from Wauzeka Wisconsin arrived to visit relatives. Henry Riley was summoned to Sterling Minnesota last week due to his mother’s illness. Mr and Mrs M E Fish depart for Spirit Lake Monday for the summer. Mrs Almid Sawyer from Port Jervis New York arrived Thursday night to visit her parents.
The passage recalls Joseph sold by his brothers to Potiphar, rising to overseer of his house, his resistance to Potiphar’s wife, and the broader theme of dreams and providence. It reflects on how dream-driven ambition shaped history, casting Joseph as a favored dreamer who navigates trials and triumphs as part of a larger divine plan.
The excerpt traces Joseph’s ascent from being sold by his brothers to Potiphar’s trust, his fall after Potiphar’s wife’s accusation, and the oblivion of those he aided as he faced prison and fate, ending with a note on a daughter’s return from Birney hospital.
Personal Miss Lois Inman plans a Al gona family reunion this weekend. Mrs Will Philips returns from Birney hospital after major surgery. Miss Jean Richardson comes home after appendix operation at Birney hospital. Miss Fae Chapman of Terris has a minor operation and returns home. Mrs Mead Nurss and Mildred Nurss of Cedar Rapids visit Kilgore home and will depart Wednesday.
The Coolerator refrigerator markets itself as the only air conditioned unit with a humidified chamber that prevents drying out of foods. It claims to wash and purify the air while keeping contents cold.
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