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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
2
WILL SWAP TEAM OF HORSES 9 and 10 yrs old for young milch cows, prefer Holsteins, Lars An derson. Phone 32F26, Estherville. 3-14-21 WILL TRADE PUREBRED POL and China male pig weight 140 lbs for purebred Hampshire pig of same size. Leo Cox, Dunnell, Minn.
Hostess Mrs W C Currell hosted a J F F club meeting with dessert and bridge. New member Mrs F J Kennedy replaces Mrs Marvin McShane who moved away. Other D A R and Elks social notices, teas, dances, and dinners detailed with guests, hosts, and venues across Estherville.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Anderson and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during bereavement. Flowers described as mute tokens of esteem. memory of kindness will linger with them.
Mrs Will Watson entertained the Stitch club at her home on Wednesday with social time and luncheon. Guests included Mrs Ruth Caylor of Dolliver and Mrs Josie Watson. Walter F Wratten was honored at a birthday dinner by his wife, with guests from Langdon and nearby families.
The Rev L J Savage hosted a Sunday evening dinner for cast members in advance of The Divorce Question set for April 10 and 12. After a four course meal and readings by Joe Pannell, guests played bridge at the Mark Dolan home with Pannell winning high score.
Stromberg Hatchery Ed Manhs Whittemore Iowa advertises limited reduction on Leghorns Anconas Reds Rocks Wyandottes and other chicks effective April 3 priced at 4.50 per 100 for first breeds and 5.50 for others. Hatchery seeks customers in Whittemore and surrounding area.
From the March 28 1933 issue the Vindicator and Republican notes Dr and Mrs G G Ewen have bought the Dr J I Clinite residence on North Seventh Street Mrs George Lyon and Mrs M J Groves returned from California where they had been two months while Mrs Frank Eddy came home with her child who will stay with a sister Eddy earlier returned from California to accompany her daughter who will remain with a relative City election Monday passed with little dissent John Lilley chosen mayor and council members E B Callender Emmet Rice Guy Noel H L Klocow A J Rhodes and treasurer J W Ghoslin listed as officials following the vote
Items from the April 4 1913 issue recount moves and visits of local residents including A A Bixby in Rochester and Mrs Bixby awaiting operation Rev J G Murtagh’s Masonville trip Mr and Mrs George Rhodes returning from North Carolina plan to stay G Zeeman at Rock Valley with Mrs Zeeman Motor accident at the round house injuring Jerry Galvin his right arm caught in an air motor at the round house last week and broken elbow
From the March 30 1903 issue Dr C E Birney is in Chicago for two or three weeks taking a postgraduate course at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Miss Ardel Gates left this morning for Iowa Falls to study music at Ellsworth college. The Rock Island will install a new line from Royal to Lake Okoboji about 30 miles. Fred McCullough transferred to town from Jasper. Mrs Tom Brandt and son left Town Falls for a visit. R S Robinson loading goods today for shipment to Cedar Rapids.
County agent Max Mc Millin advises dormant sprays before growth starts to combat Oyster Shell scale on apples and plum pockets. Use lime sulfur mixtures or dormant oils, with specific ratios for plums peaches and apples, and notes on apple scab control and delayed spray timing based on weather.
Miss Mildred L. Wilson of the Extension Service at Iowa State College demonstrated chair caning to Emmet county women leaders in a series of training schools. She outlined materials needed and noted follow-up meetings will be held in various school districts with details available from local leaders or the Farm Bureau office.
Mrs Mike Kellys ill at home. Mrs Chas Dahl visited Mrs J J Hill in St James. Mr and Mrs Wm Schloeman announce birth of a son on Friday afternoon March 24. John Klingbell of Armstrong had a tonsil operation at Community hospital. Mrs H S Greig returned from California. Mrs Clara Liddle of Staples visiting here with Mrs Fred Ehlers. Miss Mildred Nurss moved from Cedar Rapids to Manly with mother. The Blunt, Heffelfinger, and Jimmy visited R E Gardinier home. Burns announce birth of ten pound girl at Community hospital last Tuesday evening. Mrs B F Hanson operated on for appendicitis. improving. Mr and Mrs William Bradley from Storm Lake to visit Dr W E Brady. Roy Buckingham and Donald Hall attended Wholesale Grocers meeting in Fort Dodge. W O Jennings returned to Chicago after weekend with Mrs Jennings and daughters. M C Peterson moving to a farm near Graettinger. Will Warrington rents Peterson house. Mrs John Diltz and Doris visited Dows with Geo Bailey. Harry Barber and wife return to Richmond MN after visit with Warren Barber. F A Macdonald drove to Rochester MN. treatment to follow. Mrs Elmo Long and daughter from Springfield MN visited L L Clements. Dorothy Lee returns to Chicago to begin nurse training at Presbyterian hospital. visiting parents Hans and Mrs Lee.
A Mitchell speaker told a Ringsted audience that Hartzell’s England arrest was a mistake and that the estate would pay before trial. Federal records show Hartzell indicted in Sioux City, bonded, and to stand trial in Fort Dodge on June 13. The speaker claimed Britain owns seven major US railways and that the US owes Britain war debts, while donations to the Drake estate continue.
Robert Appelquist of Dunnell Minnesota owed his life to two road patrolmen from Fairmont who fought high drifts with a county plow between Ceylon Dunnell to reach a surgeon in time for an emergency appendicitis operation. Dr Folta from Ceylon and Dr Bishop of Dunnell assisted. They reached Dunnell by noon and an hour's delay could have been fatal.
The American Weekly promotes a major new novel titled Big Time, hailed as one of the year's greatest. The piece appears in the magazine bundled with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner, highlighting a dramatic clash between wealth status and enduring affection.
Four persons died in a farmhouse fire four miles northeast of Algona. Mark Sarchett 50, his wife, grandson Jerry Morrison age 4, Opal Morrison’s son, and hired man Tom Miller perished after the house burned early Monday. Snow blocked roads delaying responders from reaching the blaze.
Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel to stop constipation. It claims to bring out poisons causing gas bloating and poor sleep. Jay Johnston & Co. Druggists and Estherville Drug Company promote the remedy.
Miss Audrey Gunderson of North Superior Consolidated visits Miss Fern Nasby for the weekend. Miss Lucy Fern Smith finishes Cedar Falls studies and returns home. Local women help with canning meat. Spelling contest winners Robert Wheatley and Lois Stark to represent West Emmet at the county contest April 3. Mail carrier Ray Brown covers northern route 2. Sticktuint club to meet April 6 at Mrs. Ollie Dewall's. Leroy Rauhauser visits with relatives but misses school due to snow. Grace Martens returns to Twelve Mile Lake township school after snowbound delay. Spencer Post Office opens with 4500 visitors to the $105000 facility noted for marble and tile interior and aluminum fittings.
A northern wind fanned flames at the West Okoboji country club on Tuesday at noon, destroying the facility and spreading to the Y W C A camp. Milford volunteers and the Milford fire department responded, prioritizing the camp. Officials suspect a defective flue caused the blaze.
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