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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
2
The column notes rising bank deposits railroad revenue auto and mercantile sales signaling improved economy. It credits President Roosevelt for efforts toward change and urges readers to embrace prosperity despite debate over government intervention. Weather hints at heat with Iowa near 100 and Florida around 87 as a backdrop.
Sunday services in American language at Wallingford Lutheran and Immanuel churches. May events include Ladies Aid May 10 at 2:30, Dorcas Society May 16, Bible study, choir rehear sal, prayer meetings, and youth activities with confirmation class. Palestine Church holds devotional at 11 and moves prayer to Tuesday at 8.
Estherville school board approved lighting Sunderlin athletic field to host evening football. Ten poles with reflectors will line both sides near the 50 yard line and end zones. Estimated cost about 1400 dollars. transformers are on hand. Work to start in a couple weeks as materials arrive. The board expects higher gate receipts from night games to offset cost.
Tipton Len to Commercial Credit Corp 768 bu 345.60. Jensen Jense to Emmet Co. St. Bk 4900 bu 2160.00. Knight R L to Emmet Co St. Bk 1200 bu 540.00. Gilbertson Lille to Commercial Credit Corp 500 bu 225.00. Glassnapp A H to Emmet Co St B 525 bu 236.25. Irwin J Co to Commercial Credit 600 bu 270.00.
A for sale notice from the Vindicator and Republican office offers a typewriter parcel including ribbons and carbon paper. Items listed are ready for quick purchase at the newspaper office.
The Klipper club met at Mrs Arnold Andersons home with a light lunch. Legion Auxiliary discussed poppy sales and Gold Star Mothers talk. Grandfather Ingvall and grandson Norman celebrated birthdays at Roy Smiths with relatives. Numerous social club gatherings, bridge parties, and meetings are noted with attendees and hosts.
Miss Jessie Bigelow has a severe case of tonsillitis. Richard Evard of Sibley spent Sunday at the Alex Johnston home. Leo Barnes of Buffalo Center is visiting at the T. J. Hamilton home.
Weekend visitors include Miss Dorothy Hamilton in Buffalo Center and H L Sauerman former Estherville coach at the track meet. Local residents host guests in Spencer, Ames, Minneapolis and multiple towns. Morningide college choir to perform in Spirit Lake May 13 at First Methodist for a silver offering. Also notices of fishing season opening at Interlaken Park May 15 and various social calls and minor operations.
J. W. Pannell of Estherville and the bride, a Lake Park High School graduate, were married Sunday at the bride's mother's home with Rev. Simpson officiating. The couple, who live at 921 East Maple Street, were attended by Carroll Rowe and Richard Pannell with cousin Ardis Smuck as ring bearer. The bride wore pink satin, the bridesmaid yellow crepe, both with sweet pea bouquets.
Mrs H O Sillge entertained the Lively Eight Bridges club at her home Tuesday afternoon. A 1 30 dessert luncheon followed by bridge games. Members listed include Mesdames Win McArdle Roy Blazer George Lymah Wesley Dunham Con Alt Dennis Knudsen and M E Wilson.
Normal training girls will spend the day visiting in the operior school in Denmark township and in standard schools, announced today by Mina Borim, county superintendent. Marriage licenses: John M. Leeke, Waterloo to Margaret C. Barr, Waterton.
Oscar Anderson of Mandan North Dakota came home Tuesday after several days visiting his mother Mrs A B Anderson. Misses Anita Houltshouser and Lola Wilson spent Tuesday in Sreneer on business.
The district track meet at Cherokee on Saturday promises a faster pace than last week’s invitation event where six records fell. Standouts McAndrews Goecke Torrence Eveleth Warrington lead entries in sprints hurdles jumps and throws with a dozen events listed and about fifteen boys traveling for the meet. In other news Gamble's Sale begins May 11 offering bargains on auto supplies housewares sporting goods and more with items like Hay Fork and chicken roaster featured.
Evervyld Anderson Lavohn Bix and Mildred Vedder, first year typists who won the district contest at Spirit Lake, will enter the state contest in Des Moines Saturday coached by Miss Susan Peterson. Each will use her own typewriter for the test. Estherville representatives travel to Des Moines Friday.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society sues Beulah Coleman and others in mortgage foreclosure, followed by actions against Sarah Ann Polson, mortgage foreclosure, and The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company against Clarinda McKenzie to bar a junior lien.
Dog owners are ordered to obtain licenses at once and keep dogs off others lawns and gardens. If not complied with police department action will be taken.
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