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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
2
Local notice prints swap offers from J. Feger and others. Items include a 3 BURNER KEROSENE STOVE and 36 ft incubator timber, chicken brood saw, plus exchanges such as five Buff Orpington roosters for the same, a Pol and China male pig around 100 lbs, and a 240 egg incubator swap with hog or other use. George B. Anderson also advertises.
Dramatic Bible story performed by Alpha Class of M. E. church under Anita Houltshouser drew a well attended Sunday evening session. Shrine and Harmony Rebekah lodge social events featured bridge and five hundred with high scores for Frances Vincent, P J Paul, and Milo Davis. Grand President of Rebekah lodge to attend Odd Fellows meeting. rehearsal for The Crucifixion. Barbara Randall to wed Donald Hetler. D A R meets. luncheon hosted by Mrs J H McKay with twelve guests.
Mrs. F. E. Martin hosted a Friday birthday gathering with dinner at seven followed by Norwegian whist. Guests included Oscar Fagre John Hansen C. F. Smith Joy Horswell R. J. Ridley Vance Noe and Harry Sorensen. The American Home department of the Woman's club meets this afternoon at Mrs. Fred Robinsons with a St. Patrick's program led by Mrs. J. E. Wilson. Refreshments to follow. The meeting was moved up a day due to an Eastern Star event.
A Friday evening party surprised Mr. and Mrs. R H Ridley with fifteen guests as they moved from the West Side to East Lawn and enjoyed a 500 game and covered dish luncheon. Saturday night Miss Carol Jean Crim hosted a birthday surprise for her mother Mrs L E Crim with fourteen guests and a green themed luncheon following bridge won by Mrs Max Lynn.
Mrs M E Wilson hosted the south band of the Presbyterian ladies aid Friday for a regular meeting.
Mrs J S Hilliard and Mrs G H Morse host Past Matrons of Eastern Star at Hilliard home Thursday afternoon. Grace Episcopal Ladies Guild meets at James Rainey home to discuss len ten plans. Service Star Legion meets at city hall for regular session with a talk on the national anthem by Mrs W G Gordon and a primary election explaination by Mrs Warren Pullen. Luncheon served by hostesses Mrs Wm Post Mrs George Miller Mrs F A Macdonald and Mrs E E Cooper.
President Roosevelt appoints temporarily Homer Cummings of Connecticut, former Democratic National Committee chair, to fill the attorney general post after the death of Thomas J. Walsh. Cummings has long been active in party leadership and legal affairs.
Attorneys for Dr H O Green of Spencer filed a notice of appeal to the Supreme Court after a October jury verdict of $2500 in favor of Ivan J Hossack. The dispute arose from an altercation at the Casino at Terrace Park last summer.
R Editor Kelley of Sioux City dies this morning at his brother in law Hanford's home. Kelly was active in the American Legion, holding several important positions.
The Spencer city council will continue a relief measure slicing electric bills by fifty percent for light used for illumination from Jan 20 to Feb 20. The cut does not apply to heating or power use and affects bills received by March 1.
Spencer Royal Neighbors hosted a Wednesday benefit at Odd Fellows hall in Estherville featuring a Speen cer lodge minstrel show and several vocal numbers. Directors and performers included Mrs. Tony Chambunas, Mrs. Oscar Fais, Miss Velma Borst, Miss Mildred Loder, and many others offering southern songs, jokes, dances, and jazz tunes by Wally and His Boys.
A regional recipe collection lists baked eggs with crumbled cheese, omelet souffle with tomato celery olives and roquefort, Benedictine codfish with mashed potato dough, fish chowder, ring mold fish with creamed peas, kedgeree style fish with rice and eggs, buttered toast, and a fish fillet fried with lemon. Also included are a lentil vegetable pie style dish, macaroni croquettes with cheese sauce, and croquette coating steps.
The 1933 crop loan regulations require a 30 percent reduction in cash crop acreage for borrowers receiving $90 million in Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds. Exemptions apply to farmers planting small acreages of listed crops. Field agents in every county will assist applicants and distribute forms. In 1932 loans reached 507,632 farmers with an average of $126 each.
Doane Upjohn of Spencer visited Estherville while Art Larson and family toured the area. Paul Gray Jr. attended a national butter and egg convention in St Louis. Several residents moved homes and others received medical care, including appendicitis operations at Birney hospital. Ralph Zehner plans to return home early next week after surgery.
Joe Bingham travels to Dee Moines for exams by government doctors. Ames visits and bank closures disrupt finances. Several households remodel homes on North Seventh Street. Mrs. Ray Kennedy recovers then relapses with heart complications. Marshall Minnesota and Cedar Rapids visitors share weekend stays with Estherville families. Oklahoma City trip for Mrs. White ends with illness concerns. Ogden Des Moines trips ahead as families plan California visits and relocations.
Miss Hazel Kathryn Mulhern and Willis Henry Kampert, both of Fairmont, married Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the parsonage of the M E church in Esthornville. They were attended by Mildred Kampert and Elton. The couple will reside on a farm near Fairmont.
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke reports losing 10 pounds in seven days using Kruschen Salts. The ad promotes a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast as a safe fat loss method. A 4 week bottle costs a small sum and money back is offered if unsatisfied.
A note about anticipated energy cutbacks is paired with a sensational true-life crime feature in The American Weekly magazine, distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner. The text hints at dramatic personal tragedies framed as a remarkable story.
One of the best bargains in the county 320 acres of tiled and improved farms near two towns with electric light at the door. Price 38.75 per acre. Owner says sell it need money. Exclusive agent G C Kinderknecht. See at once. Ta. l.w.3
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