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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
4
The Vindicator and Republican argues the nation’s ailment is government curbing business, urging a shift away from legislation. It notes rising auto accidents, rainless spring, and frequent dust storms as natural results of wind and lack of moisture, advising rail and horse transport and patience for crop recovery.
The second baseball game of the season ended in a Raleigh locals victory 7 to 6 at the North Superior field. Lineup notes include Hoover, Griffee, Welp, Hagley, Stanwick, Graft, Elkin, Boyer, Simpson, and the umpire Oran Welp. Also brief notices: Beta Philipot at the Galvin home. Arnold Christiansen resumes business from a rebuilt station. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts at church parlors.
Ada Chapman of Laurens visits her daughter in Terris while others move between Laurens Woden Nashua Estherville and Estherville area towns. Families attend birthdays dinners and social visits. a hospital transfer for former Terris bank employee Francis King is noted along with several local gatherings and a new baby son Donald De Wayne.
Frank Duroe and Ed Holding traveled to Wisconsin for business with plans to return Tuesday evening. Hien Breiger was hospitalized in Spencer last Monday for appendicitis and is improving. Mrs. Grdon Marsh was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the O. P. Marsh home. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ed Hodge’s home. Epworth League hosted a sub district rally with leaguers from Milford Fostoria Superior and Spirit Lake. mothers served refreshments. Methodist Ladies Aid met at church parlors with Mrs. Hewitt and others serving. Terris alumni held a business meeting at Startman's store planning the annual gathering. Frank Whaley’s broader house burned Friday noon, about 400 chicks perished. Relatives gathered at Mrs. George Evans’s Lake Center home for a birthday celebration. ays i
Mr Phelps and his daughter visited the area on Monday while Leonard Madden hauled cane from the Efferston farm on Tuesday. Paul Glassnapp and son Alvin spent Friday at the Walter Glassnapp home. Art Hansen is ill with the mumrs. Albert Cody called Wednesday at the homes of Amos Aanonson and Louis Peterson. Many neighbors attended a P T A program at Half a Wednesday. The Helmers family hosted visitors from Spencer on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ellerston and son James spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Paul Glassnapp. Mr and Mrs W Skow of Lamerton Minnesota with Mrs Sam Skow stopped at the Welsh home for a week, then visited the Burkland home Saturday before a business trip to Emmetsburg. Mrs Gladys Bringle was canvassing in the township last week.
Miss Ethel Cooper teacher at McKinley school to Richard Lyman of this city set for late summer social event. Announcement shared by Miss Cooper's mother at an evening party at the Max Lynn home. Guests included Miss Gertrude Dudley who won high bridge score and Mrs. Harry Bauman with low score.
The local auxiliary of the B. of R. T. spent Thursday at Lake Park with Mrs. A. H. Reese and members including Mrs. C. E. Swale Mrs. Tom Whitish and others. Mrs. Harvey Cox hosts this afternoon’s W. A. E. club meeting with many attendees and a lunch. Jay Howard hosts a Sunday picnic dinner with guests after a church musicale at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Clarence Wilder is mending after illness. Baby girls born to Mrs. McKeen of Terris and Mrs. Best of Terris at Coleman hospital on April 25. Frank Hildreth and Leila Withers receive medical care or underwent operations at Coleman hospital. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ayers of Dolliver and Mrs. William Best. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bradley visit from Storm Lake. Woodrow Wilson and Kenneth Bixby spend time in Cherokee with Jack Hepp and highway work. Lou Moore plans move to George Grove house near city hall.
A Missouri E Emory and N 4th Otis Lang pastor. German service next Sunday at 10:45 with Sunday school at 10:00. Synodical service at Ocheyedan 2:30. Children’s instruction class Saturday 2:00. Church school Sunday 10:00. Morning worship 11:00. Evening worship 8:00. Woman’s League lunch 1:30 with program and meeting. Missionary Society bake sale at Sconberg and Kilgore. Fort Dodge Presbytery adjourned meeting May 10 at 3:00 in Presbyterian church. ordination service 8:00 PM. Public invited.
The Methodist Church lists Thursday 7:30 meeting of the Sunday School board and 8:30 meeting of the Official Board. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 A M and morning service at 11 A M with sermon on The Religion of the Daily Deed. Evening service at 8 P M. Junior and Intermediate choruses will sing.
Estherville Lutheran Church announces services next Sunday at 11 in Norwegian with Sunday School at 10. A prayer meeting is planned Wednesday evening at 8 at the church. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday with hostesses Mesdames Hatland Christensen Ankrum and Carlson. Dorcas Society gathers Thursday evening at Imogene Knutson’s home on N 8th St. Confirmation class Saturday at
John J. Curry, deposed chief of Tammany Hall, continues to control over 10 of the 25 executive committee votes. He pledges to act as minority leader as reform leaders battle the Tiger faction in New York politics.
Services at 9 o'clock Sunday morning at the Parish House with Sunday school following. The Estherville Choir to give a sacred concert at the church at an unspecified time. Luther League meeting postponed for Thursday evening. Confirmation class set for Wednesday at 2 15.
Candidates declare bids for Emmet County offices in June primaries. Ray R Kennedy seeks re election as recorder. Mrs Hattie Osmundson and Gladys M Bringle announce for county auditor. Dorothy Klopp and James A Reid also seek auditor nomination on Republican ticket.
Estherville Iowa notice from ALIBER & COMPANY Des Moines representation at 103 Equitable Building describing reduced rates. Details indicate a formal business filing or promotional rate notice with company name and location.
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