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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
4
A practical comfortable frock features a yoke with long shoulder lines forming upper arm sleeves, a small shawl collar at the overlap, panel seams ending in low plait fullness, and serviceable pockets. It slips over the shoulders, with a narrow belt at the waist, suitable in gingham linen or tub silk with contrasting collar and overlap.
Fashion notes describe collar flare ripple effects for dancing and running. Options include plain necklines with ribbons, crepe or taffeta fabrics, colorways pale blue with pink blue or white blue, and plaid gingham for playtime. Pattern requests cost 15 cents, with name address size to Patricia Dow. Also reports Mr and Mrs Bert Amelsburg moving to town for work at Independent Ice.
March winds forecast Easter relates births marriages moves and local governance notes from the 1884 Vindicator files. Mar 4 1914 items include Graaf planning a two story opera house, marriages of Hamilton and Wilson and Whitney and Beckforden, and local moves from Wallingford to Armstrong and Detroit. Plus: Denton area births to Larbig and Johnson households and 1884 municipal election offices.
Spring has Easter near as shops show breezy silhouettes in windblown coats and swagger suits. Suits favor long jackets and plaid ensembles while monotone dresses use plaid blouses, bright collars and light fabrics. Hats vary with cuffs and Cossack styles, offering wide brim options and flattering off the face lines for a smart fresh look.
Pat Kely celebrated his birthday with nine boyfriends at an after school party yesterday. his mother Mrs Mike Kelly served supper at 6 30. Degree of Honor groups plan meetings March 24 and 26 at City Hall basement to avoid a LWV convention conflict. Rupples Klub held a seven o clock covered dish dinner Tuesday evening with Rev Ortmeyer speaking on perspective and games. Edward Wilson hosted seven o clock dinner Wednesday with guests including Merton Jackman and Herbert McAffee. Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening in I O O F hall with large attendance and social refreshments served. Roosevelt PTA met Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock with fifth grade singing and remarks on PTA reorganization by Mrs Arthur Williamson and Supt Hilliard.
Mrs Hil liard reviewed the North Central District Parent Teachers Conference in Fort Dodge on Friday. Rev M A Lowe spoke on Learning to Live. Mothers of the sixth grade acted as hostesses. Mrs H G McTavish hosted the Child Study group at her home with Home and School Co operation as the lesson. Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and Russell and Joe Sheltren were in Des Moines on business. Mrs Jack Cramer left for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives.
Weather across the country has boosted winter vegetables and fruits with cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce, tomatoes, beans, peas, beets, carrots, celery, and strawberries in abundant supply. Asparagus will arrive earlier than usual next week. Fresh fish looks limited, but salted, smoked, and canned varieties will meet demand. Eggs drop in price and cheese remains inexpensive. Pair these with macaroni, spaghetti, or noodles for Lenten dishes. Quaker Maid offers suggested menus.
Miss Lydia Meyer from Cedar Rapids helps care for her mother Mrs. Geo Meyer who has been ill but is now greatly improved. The A C Riggs family moved last week from the first house north of Rockne oil station to the Gus Olson property on West Emory, recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Tra Waterman.
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