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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1942

Page

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Women Meet to Discuss Safe Home Project

Last week Miss Nora Workman led a combined Denmark and Jack Creek townships session on safety at the home of Mrs. H. E. Vahideick. Dinner featured tamale pie and froven prime whip as two folk games provided afternoon recreation. Attendees included Mrs. Hans Baage and Mrs. Nels Christiansen from Denmark township and Mrs. J. C. Tosold and Mrs. Kenneth Harding from Jack Creek.

Nora Workman Home Project Hi. E. Vahideick Denmark Jack Creek Meyrs Hans Baage Nels Christiansen N. S. Nelsen J. C. Tosold Brs Kenneth Harding Robert Cook Bee Moore

Gangestad Nelson Wed in Princeton Missouri

Miss Mavis Gangestad daughter of Alye Pfenry Gangestad of Armstrong united with Lyle Nelson son of Arthur Nelson Armstrong on Tuesday afternoon in Princeton Missouri. Rev David E B Fields performed the ceremony. Attendants Lucille Rath and Fay M Moore both of Armstrong. The couple's attire featured navy blue dresses with beige accessories and teal blue suits for the men. Mr and Mrs Gangestad are Armstrong High School graduates. They plan a farm life near Armstrong after the wedding.

Mavis Gatueestad Alye Pfenry Gangestad Armistronng Lyle Nelson Arthur Nelson Mrs. Ganeestad Armstrong High School Armstrong

Service Star Legion Buys Bond For Defense Fund

The Service Star Legion bought a 106 dollar maturity bond and plans to buy a 1000 dollar bond on January 1, 1943, after their time deposit matures next January. The Legion Auxiliary bought a 100 dollar bond this week, showing strong support for the national defense effort.

Service Star Legion Legion Auxiliary

Shower honors Mrs Kenneth Hornby nee Regina Faranson

A Friday night miscellaneous shower for Mrs Kenneth Hornby formerly Regina Faranson was hosted at G C Race home by Miss Dorothy Beaver and Mrs Stanley Donovan of Spirit Lake. The party featured palindrome playtime bingo and other games. The bride received gifts delivered ten minutes apart by alarm clock. Candlelit refreshments at a single long table reflected United States flag colors. Attending guests included Mrs Pate Farguson Miss Alvette Farguson Miss Nanes Nilson Mrs Barney Vaux Miss Mary Ulrich Miss Lois Lankin Miss Ruth Hackett Miss Bette Kruse Miss Pauline Shuttleworth and Mrs G Race. Absent with gifts sent were Mrs Glenn Crook and Miss Betty Bixby.

Kenneth Hornby Regina Faranson G. C. Race Home Dorothy Beaver Stanley Donovan Spirit Lake Bing United States Pate Farguson Alvette Farguson Nanes Nilson Barney Vaux Mary Ulrich Lois Lankin Ruth Hackett Bette Kruse Pauline Shuttleworth G. Race Glenn Crook Betty Bixby

Baked Fish for Lenten Variety and Eggs on Toast

Mary Ames suggests varied baked fish for Lent with iodine rich sea fish and a whole fish stuffing recipe. She details picking a 3 to 5 pound fish like pickerel or whitefish, stuffing, bacon topping, and lemon butter sauce, plus a delicate Lenten egg toast using enriched bread and broiled yolk centers.

News of Earlier Days highlights births and illness events

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson welcomed a baby girl born March 9 1922. Arthur Pitcher recovered from rheumatism using crutches for the first time since illness. Ray S Bryan and Florence Paterson married February 22 at the Waterloo Episcopal church. They will live on North Sixth Street with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rathman of Wallingford welcomed a girl born March 6 1922. When B Anderson fell ill en route to Eustis Florida he received care in a hotel and recovered, planning return home soon.

Oscar Peterson Arthur Pitcher Ray S. Bryan Florence Paterson Carroll Episcopal Church Waterloo Bryan W. R. Bryan Railroad North Sixth Street Joe Rathman Wallingford B. Anderson Eustis Florida Chicago

Emmetsburg Democ rat slams Estherville in basketball loss

The Vindecator notes Spencer defeated Estherville by 75 to 15 as Estherville teams are slow at basketball but strong at baseball after hiring players from several states. Excavation begins on Venry Grant's basement. March enters cold and stormy. Mrs. H W Halvorson dies of pneumonia at nearly 79 on East Lincoln Street. Enoch Hanson of Halfa seeks nomination papers in Estherville.

Vindecator Emmetsburg Democrat Estherville Spencer Venry Grant H. W. Halvorson East Lincoln Street Enoch Hanson Halfa

Hanson Stands as Trusted County Treasurer Hope

For county treasurer, Mr. Hanson is a noble and worthy young man who would surely serve the county well as a capable official. He has held township offices and once served on the board of supervisors.

Hanson Board of Supervisors

McDonoughs Visit Estherville Relatives Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Vert McDonough spent the weekend in Estherville visiting relatives including H P Olson father of Mrs McDonough and sister in law Mrs Harold Reed, and Mrs James McDonough mother of Vert McDonough.

Vert McDonough Estherville H. P. Olson McDonough Harold Reed James McDonough

One-Act Plays Presented In Roosevelt Auditorium

A Tuesday program in Roosevelt auditorium featured three one act plays directed by Junior College students. Notable casts included Dorothy Egertson s Thanks Awfully with Betty Rodgers as stage manager and Janet McDonald as promoter, plus The Singapore Spider directed by Shirley Fausnaugh with Margaret Maine as stage manager and Patricia Hogan as promoter. A Dear Little Wife was presented by Daniel Scott Georgia Deming and Bob Wee with Beatrice Mabee directing. Various production crews and lighting, makeup, costumes, and usher teams are listed with several student participants named.

Roosevelt Auditorium Dorothy Giddens Barbara Price Dorothy Egertson Betty Rodgers Janet McDonald Shirley Barnett David Mary Soper Willard Sawyer Tommy Maine Helen Sawyer John Cramer Daniel Scott Georgia Deming Bob Wee Beatrice Mabee Dewey Mark Marvel Knutson Clarence Peterson Ralph Miller Oscar My William Campion Donild Sunde Victor Burlaug Hans Fowler Jack McDermott Don Wymer Dick Manthe Maxine Donovan Effie Helgeson Dorothy Elwood

Minkler Leads Musical Segment Of Program

Minkler directed the musical portion of the program, guiding the ensemble through its performance and shaping the overall musical flow of the event.

Minkler

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