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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
1
In a Skagway courtroom the Crown pursues Speed Malone and Ed Maitland in a murder case tied to a Yukon gold rush era crime. Wives, miners, a faithful dog, a foster father Owen, and Pete figure as witnesses and suspects as the trial unfolds with testimony from Mounted Police and Garnet defending Maitland and Speed.
Miss Helen King visiting in Estherville from Omaha with her mother Mrs. Grace King. Miss Katherine Blazer, a Sue City teacher, spent Sunday at parental home of R. K. Blazer. Monte Miller left for Moline to visit sons Paul and Dick. expects to return today. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chambers of Alpha Minn visited in Estherville with relatives. The Anton Storey bungalow sold to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyman. Lymans to move when Eric Davidson family finds a house. Stor ey family bought A A Crim home and acreage this spring. Lois Davidson returned to Minneapolis after aunt Mrs. L. S. Naftzgar aided settling. Miss Davidson still on crutches from broken hip. Bicycle sale upsell at Gamble Stores with tire, balls, gloves, and gear discounts.
Mr and Mrs F E Martin spent Sunday at the Peacock home in Albert Lea Minnesota. Mr and Mrs John Birney of Des Moines spent Mother's Day at Dr C E Birney home. Dr and Mr W E Bradley drove Miss Lois Davidson and aunt Mr Naftzgar to Fairmont on their trip to Minneapolis Thursday. B F Hansen will go to Concordia Kansas Sunday after Mrs Hansen who has been visiting relatives there for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Wm Dusick returned Monday from St Paul where they visited since Saturday with Mrs Dusicks mother and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Winkelman and family moved to Everly where he leased a theatre and took possession Sunday. He has been employed at the local theatre for several years. Mr and Mrs L R Benton returned home from a winter in San Antonio Texas and are fixing up their home on South Eighth to rent this fall. Mrs M E Wilson and daughter Maybelle moved Monday to their cottage on the south shore of Spirit Lake. Billy Rogers of Chicago, grandson of Mrs Wilson, will spend the summer at the lakes with them. A O Peterson and daughter Lucile were called to Wausau Wisconsin Saturday by the death of John Wroland, 65, brother-in-law of Mr Peterson, who died Friday night after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday and Mr Peterson and daughter returned to Estherville today.
I N Baughman of Marseilles Illinois visits Estherville to manage farm interests. Dinner guests at William Schacherer’s were Fern Jackman Margaret Pfeil and Rose Anton. Harold Lough and daughter depart for Visalia California after two weeks with George Rugtiv and L Lough. Guests at C E Ingvall’s include Mrs A Ingerbretsen Oscar Bargstrum of Ruthven and Mr and Mrs Ole Norris and Mr and Mrs Chris Norris of Lost Island. Ingvall ill for two weeks. Mrs M Conklin Mrs John Sidles and Dan Tuttle of Estherville with George Tuttle of Pocahontas travel to Wheaton Minnesota by car for funeral of Mrs Mary Whaley. Funeral today in Wheaton. H D Hinsch family leases Mrs Steve Howe home and will move in after Mr and Mrs Harry Bauman Jr vacate for Lake Park. Hinschs now in Nettie Tedrow duplex. Mr and Mrs H A Gaarde Miss Marie Robinson and Richard and Donald Manthe return from Minneapolis. Manthe boys visit father Orin Manthe’s relatives. Gaarde and Robinson visit Bertha Gaarde at U of Minnesota. ANNOUNCING a new Black Stone Electric Washer at $33.95 in Blackstone quality delivered from Gamble Stores with time payment plan of $6 down plus mail carrying charge.
The Young Women's Guild of a Baptist church hosted a mothers banquet with 85 guests and a series of toasts and performances. The final social season breakfast is planned at Shelter House Fort Defiance state park, with officers to be installed and members urged to bring personal dishes. Crescent Country club meeting at Mrs Sternborg's home re-elected officers and welcomed new member Max Finch, with next gathering set for June 7.
Mrs Wesley Sutton will preside at a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the W R E club at her home on North Tenth street. A short business session will be held followed by informal social time.
Mrs C Alt hosts the last Jolly Eight meeting with a one o’clock covered dish luncheon. Prizes for the year will be awarded based on combined scores. Saturday night hostess Mrs Jay Dunham held a seven o’clock dinner for the group attended by Mesdames Wm McArdle R Blazer Geo Lyman Wesley Dunham Con Alt H O Sillge Dennis Knudsen and M E Wilson.
Glorified pattern notes a charming round yoke dress with easy care details. It also touts canned corned beef as a convenient economy meat, includes two recipes for dinner croquettes and summer salad, plus a Gamble’s trade-in sale offering old toys and sports gear credits.
Superintendents of Emmet County schools and their wives plus County Superintendent Marie Sorum will attend a picnic dinner tomorrow evening at Ft Defiance Park shelter house. It is the group’s last meeting of the year and a purely social occasion.
Mrs Thomas Juhl presides as hostess Thursday afternoon for Brown Creek club. Mrs Lewis Greer leads the business meeting and after the program the members will socialize informally. Attendees include Miss Wilma Jessen Miss Mildred Martin Miss Grace McClure and Miss Adelaide Nichols. A formal two course dinner was served at Mrs Leonard Smith’s Friday home with plum blossoms as a centerpiece.
A housewife faces rising prices as butter new potatoes cabbage beets and spinach stabilize. Cheese eggs and meats vary with meat and lamb more costly while duckling stays moderate. Pineapple bananas citrus remain plentiful cantaloupes high as strawberries move north into Virginia and berries appear. Three menus offer budget friendly options using seasonable items with fried chicken grits green beans and desserts.
A reader boasts about finding a 40 percent discount on tires labeled Standard A List at Gambles and claims the latest tires delivered about 40,000 miles of service, highlighting the value and longevity of the purchase.
Members of the Trienbid bridge club enjoyed a Dutch Treat dinner last evening at the Nathanson cafe followed by bridge at the apartments of Dr. Bertha Gasrde and Miss Gertrude Mohr. High score prize went to Miss Lois Inman. Other members included Misses Pearl Clark, Bernice Clark, Bess Ralston, Laura Mathwig, Edith Mathwig, Adelaide Nichols, Alice Tangen and Mrs. Mary Shelton, with Miss Nadine Noel as guest.
Mrs Harry Jones entertained twelve friends with contract bridge at her home on Friday night. Three tables played for prizes with Mrs George Lyman taking high score and Mrs B Collins earning the consolation prize. A luncheon followed the games.
Frank Swinnerton's first novel in three years, The Georgian House, is praised for its Victorian charm and engaging characters. The four part tale revolves around a missing will with a scheming uncle, a loyal hero Philip, Ruth the alluring housekeeper, Leonard the young lawyer, and Rose who loves Philip, ending happily amid English village atmosphere.
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