Vindicator Republican Publishes Twice Weekly
The Vindicator Republican announces a twice weekly edition with publication on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Subscriptions are offered within zones one and two with all other zones included.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
2
The Vindicator Republican announces a twice weekly edition with publication on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Subscriptions are offered within zones one and two with all other zones included.
A town reports better looking corn than last year especially in the northwest, but oats prospects remain discouraging. The Riverside park band shell nears completion and is praised though its site is deemed unsatisfactory. A Hayden Cartwright road bill funds 522 million dollars over three years with a one-to-one federal match. The note also mentions Roosevelt's daughter seeking a Reno divorce, political turbulence, gasoline price wars, and a seven county spring wind storm causing 80000 dollars in property damage.
Out of town guests include Dorothes, Edward and Paul Peterson and Mrs A E Peterson of Highland Park plus Mrs Martin Kuhlman grandmother of Miss Osgood from Spirit Lake Iowa and Miss Catharine Osgood of Marseilles with Miss Larry Armstrong of Mia Roy Emond and Tom and Franklin Esmond from Ottawa and John and James McCullough of Chicago.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with families and guests from Emmet Palo Alto Clary and Dickinson counties plan a noon picnic on Thursday June 24 at Stony Point on Spirit Lake's northeast shore. Each family brings its own dinner and dishes. Coffee and lemonade provided by the Association. Grand Master D E Danielson of Cherokee and Dr McNaught of St James Minnesota are expected.
Mr and Mrs John Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles Dayton spend a week at a cottage near Orleans. Guests at Sleepy Hollow cottage Spirit Lake include Dr and Mrs G E Tomhave and son Wilbur. Several residents travel to St James Des Moines Ankeny Chicago Royal Garner Iowa Falls and Chicago.
A correction notes that Mrs Melvin Hull was born Miss Orpha Nelson, daughter of Olin Nelson, not Hans Nelson as stated previously in this newspaper.
Mrs Belle Sunder of Spencer, formerly Estherville, wed Dr B A Smillie of Gilmore City on Monday afternoon in Boone. After July 1 the couple will reside in Gilmore City. Esther Hinshaw of Fort Dodge visited Estherville Wednesday. Spencer P S O chapter hosted an all chapters tea at Crescent Beach hotel on Okoboji with Estherville attendees listed.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simpson and son visited the John Frank home Thursday evening. Sunday evening guests at the John Dallman home included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schroeder and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Dallmar and family spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graff as Grace Martens visited the Graff and Schmidt homes and Mrs. Peters Schmidt. Mrs. Howard Red, Mrs. Otis Woods, Mrs. A. Andrews and Mrs. Skog called Tuesday afternoon at the Lee Kamp home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehlers and daughter Lorraine spend the week in Chicago for the World's fair. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wels return home from Chicago after attending the Century of Progress. Miss Margaret Schlieman leaves Friday for Evanston Michigan to attend summer school.
Community church announcements list Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a series of meetings and social events. Ladies Aid schedules, refreshments provided by listed members, reports from a national convention, Bible study, youth meeting, Light Bearers Society luncheon, Norwegian language services by M. C. Monson, Dorcas Society gathering, and prayer meetings. Local resident moves and family details noted.
Official notice directed to Republicans of Emmet County Iowa announcing county and district conventions to be held June 30 1934 at Estherville and July 11 1934 at Emmetsburg plus delegates to state judicial and district conventions with dates and locations in Des Moines Marshalltown and Des Moines further notices of district committee elections and no alternates allowed. Also local social notes and resident movements dated June 14 1934.
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