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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
1
The letter reflects anti dictatorship sentiment and calls for US self reliance amid economic crisis. It cites global events from Germany to Britain and discusses cooperative efforts, unemployment, and old age security. It notes treasure tales and diversions as glimpses of public mood while urging practical action and national unity.
A garbled OCR passage discusses age pension systems, local tradesmen, and job roles in a crowded, unsettled tone. It references poor relief, parish oversight, and proposals affecting workers, with many unclear names and places.
Sorensen is rising with Sere Bengier as Mrs Walter Bruns and others attend at their home. The note lists multiple family visits and social events including dinners, guests at the Guritz home, and a wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Hans Freench. Several local residents are mentioned with visits to homes, and a wrist injury incident involving Marvin Welp, plus a move of the Harry Been family near Wallingford.
Absences due to measles mark the day as Berald Iverson and others miss school. Raymond Olson and Ernest Mol ister visit Graettinger relatives. Jessen hosts 200 guests at Odd Fellows hall for anniversary with 500 games and dancing. Out‑of‑town guests include Clarence Scrum and Adolph Olson. Laswrene Harress visits from North Dakota while Joyce and Margola McKean stay at the Geo McKean home as they resume school duties.
Emme and Brooks teams played a tense basketball game in Plover with Emme prevailing 24 to 18. Wiech scored 18 for the Emme as Brooks battled hard and the crowd noted local figures in attendance. The event included social gatherings at Estherville and surrounding areas with calendar notes on meetings and visits by local residents.
Mr and Mrs Nels Peterzam spent Monday evening at the Welan home. Rev and Mrs Nordslerven of Wallingford visited Bir and Amos Hansen Tuesday. John Welsh and Arnie Ole Hansen along with Mrs Sam Ekoe and Mrs Everston were Estherville shoppers Monday. Everyone enjoyed the dance at the Hans Christensen home Monday evening.
A survey of sports then and now notes football scoring totals at USC, mentions Greek origins of football, deck tennis on transatlantic liners, and varied 19th century activities. It lists Princeton and Dartmouth relations, Palmer Stadium games, league trade impacts, and upcoming athletic events like tennis, billiards, bowling, fencing, handball, and ice hockey crowds.
Arvil Miers and family moved onto the site once used by Primary. First and second grade language classes began a Dutch prom. Many Dutch pictures were colored for booklets. In drawing period some Dutch girls and boys were sketched. Third grade arithmetic nears multiplication mastery. A new pupil, Nelle Myers, joined the third grade Monday morning. North Superior welcomes her. Spelling honors tied to Letha Weinberg, Alice Johnson, Ernest Boyer, Nels Myer, and Arlene Guritz with 100. Absent this week were Ole Norem, Benne Boyer, Billy Brewer, Lillian Wellritz. Lavon Rathman and George Gage earned 100 in spelling. Robert Sternberg joined the fourth grade. Junior High pupils Donna Boyer, Gwendolyn Newton, and Julia Norem posted 100 in spelling. Highest averages noted for the last week.
The News-Herald Spencer reports selections for the girls basketball tournament. Two full teams plus honorable mentions chosen. First team includes Pronk Spirit Lake Simington Spencer Severtson Milford Fleming Spirit Lake Bors Spencer Guards Donovan Spirit Lake BheDedy Milford Hugg Estherville. Second team forward Drob Milford DeKoster Spencer Warrington Estherville Centers Hemphy Milford Garderson Sibley Guards Larson Spencer Webb Spirit Lake Heneman Armstrong. Honorable mention forwards Nelson Spencer Hillary Spirit.
At its Estherville Iowa principal office on January 17 1933 stockholders adopted an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation. Article Two is amended to read that the capital stock is twenty thousand dollars divided into shares of one hundred dollars each.
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