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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
2
A long reader letter discusses opposing railroad wage cuts planned for July and the impact on workers living costs, urging government intervention to avoid a strike. It praises community picnics as democratic gatherings and critiques candidate speeches and driving safety concerns, urging licenses and exams for drivers.
Girls from 8 years through high school are invited to join a summer program at the playground with athletic events and a badge test. On Friday June 23 at 3 o clock, organizers seek names to form the group, asking attendees to wear middies and bloomers and arrive promptly for games. Mrs George Murray reports her joy while staying in New York City with her daughter Catherine.
No church services will be held at Es therville Sunday June 25 due to the Mission Festival at Terril. The event will be celebrated by residents and attendees from Terril and surrounding areas.
In Fairmont Minnesota on Saturday June 10 John Storm and Augusta Kussman were united in marriage at the Christian parsonage with P. H. Green officiating. The couple was joined by Willard L. Clark and Lottie Buck of Fairmont on their happy day as they begin life together.
Wedding announcements detail Lyle W. Alexander and Kathryn Halpenny marrying at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. Voorhies officiating. Halpenny from Wecota South Dakota and Alexander station agent at Huntington Iowa. Cherokees played at Estherville luncheon fund. Other notes mention Johnson-Moltzen wedding and local visits and a Lamberton Minnesota marriage of Walter Scott and Ida.
The American Legion unveils a 4000 dollar Fourth of July program at Interlaken Fairmont with all activities included for a 50 cent admission and free for children. Features include baseball, boxing, airplane stunts, parades, an Archie Vernon speech, Fairmont band, a grandstand, and a satellite dance with a 10 cent soda tax.
Mrs Geo Reed hosted a pleasant Wednesday afternoon meeting of the C C C Club at Jack Creek. Three new members were admitted. Mrs H L Thompson will entertain on June 28 and demonstrate a cheese. Orvill Smith recovering from illness again setback. Mr and Mrs Otis Paugh visited Frank Nutsen home Sunday.
The writer notes no Sunday echops at Moptig church as leaflets and books have not arrived. They expect arrival before next Sunday and hope for a good Sunday school. References to Homecoming Day events and choir practice tied to Estherville on the 22nd, with practice moved to Tuesday the 20th at the Simpson home.
Statement of conditions for Estherville State Bank Emmet County Iowa closing business June 10 1922 with liabilities capital stock 50000 surplus 20000 deposits 657926.11 including demand and time deposits. rediscounts 88772.10. bills payable 108810.15. total liabilities 35925508.36. Andrew Smith president Sever T Egertson cashier certify truth. notary Jno Nolan attestation.
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