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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
2
Kentucky Burley Tobacco touts aged tobacco with rich aroma and flavor. Promotes Old Kentucky Burley as premium, claiming superior quality from Kentucky soil and traditional aging processes.
An advertisement touts rich oak aged Old Kentucky Burley tobacco claiming superior taste and health advantages. It markets direct-from-grower pricing, a 5 pound bag for $1.00, trial offers, and emphasizes no chemicals or adulterations with low margins and no C O D shipping. Independent Tobacco Growers Association, McClure Building, Frankfort, Kentucky.
The Okamanpadu chapter D A R heard a report on the annual continental congress in Washington read by Mrs. Byron Coon, with Miss Virginia Johnston named to an appointive office but unable to attend due to Iowa State College duties.
Monday evening celebration for Dickinson son of Walter Dickinson at the Wiese residence featured bridge with Anita Houltshouse winning high score. Heart shaped notes concealed in pink and white bouquets announced guests names. Attendees included Misses Mary Bennett Anita Houltshouse Mary Louise Peterson Ruth Stearns Thelma Story Helga Peterson and Mrs. Wiese Mrs. R L Caldwell.
Estherville and surrounding towns report visits and travels of residents Maine to Minnesota. family gatherings in Forest City Jolley and Spirit Lake. a Mother's Day program at Free Methodist church. Sarah Wilder returns from Ames. quotes on art in Progress and local opinions on farming and politics. a humorous note on a divorce custody of a rolling pin from Dayton Daily News.
A well known comedy and mystery drama Grumpy was staged Wednesday evening in Roosevelt auditorium. Miss Florence Chambers directed with music by glee clubs between acts. Frederick Nissen as McAndrew Bullivant known as Grumpy delivered a sharp portrayal of the irascible old man. Cast included Merrill Robb Ernnest Herron Bernard Jackson Ruddock Vernon Thompson Merriden Lincoln Shonkwiler Mr Jarvis Tone Keble Edward Wilson Dr McClaren Joseph Paul Vaunita Brown Virginia Bullivant Marie Cramer Susan Ruth Raife Simpson Vera Joyce Horswell Mrs McClaren and crew with Helen Martinson business manager and Rob Hansen Robert Hansen stage and lighting.
Relatives and friends from Minnesota Texas and Iowa attended the funeral of N M Volding in Spencer. The service followed a one o clock Mahlum and Anderson chapel with Rev A Q Bailey officiating and interment in Oak Hill cemetery Wednesday afternoon. Meanwhile Frank Blocksom of Postville reports pheasants and quail now numbering about 92 on his Cherry Valley farm thanks to protected land and pest control.
Deputy Warden E Becker details an intriguing Postville finding about birds and their surprising behaviors. The report emphasizes customary avian actions and their potential implications for local observations and routines.
Algona man and attorney T P Harrington 66, partner of U S Senator L J Dickinson, died Wednesday. Funeral at Algona Congregational church Friday at 2 30 p m. Harrington served in the state legislature during World War I and formed his partnership with Dickinson in 1909. Born in New Diggings Wisconsin, his widow Mae Swetting is daughter of former Estherville attorney E W Swetting.
Under guard and in an armored truck, three central sculptured figures for a life sized reproduction of The Doctor were moved from the artist studio to the Hall of Science at the Chicago World's Fair. The statues, valued in six digit figures, were created by John Paulding and Rudolph Ingerle, faithfully echoing Sir Luke Fields' R A canvas at the Tate Gallery in London.
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