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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
7
A composite critique mixes politics and daily life citing President Harding, cow farming, road-building, and beer as medicine. It notes Iowa highway needs, local council publication issues, and looming winter labor concerns while lampooning prohibition and economic pressures on printing and bonds. The piece blends opinion with local notices and editorial humor about weather and current events.
The Queen Esther Circle meets at Viola Brown’s home on Friday evening November 11. Luncheon for Mrs. Max Meyer of Iowa City at Gardston Cafe honors the speaker. National League of Women Voters Convention to be held November 21–22 in Des Moines at Hotel Fort with B. M. Coon named as delegate. Various parties honor Miss Florence Morse with theatre, dinner, and showers. A large family reunion dinner is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coon. Roy Ridley’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated by D. D. D. Club guests with a dinner and theater. Numerous other showers and gifts for Miss Morse and Miss Doyle fill the social calendar.
A reception hosted by the Service Star Legion at Mrs. FE T Sondral’s home honored National president Mrs. Max Meyer of Town City and State president Mrs. W E G Saunders of Emmetsburg. Mrs. Meyer spoke on civic duty and energized local members while Mrs. Saunders addressed Mothers Wives and Sisters. Refreshments were provided by local hosts. November Woman's Club meeting followed with remarks by Mrs. Meyer on civic indifference and the 1920 vote turnout.
Mrs Joe Yeager and daughter Betty visited Cedar Rapids last weekend staying at the Wm Shilinglaw home and returned Monday. Edna Sternberg, taken to Birney hospital last Thursday, is recovering and may need an operation. Lloyd Hyatt and wife spend the week with Hyatt parents near Grover. Mrs George Hinshaw left for Pennsylvania to see a sick sister, plans five to six weeks away visiting Illinois friends. A dance at H J Mester home last Friday featured Novelty Five. Eli Erickson and wife drove to Slayton Minnesota to visit their daughter, returning Friday. Andrew Anderson, helping Henry Snyder husk corn north of town, fell sick Friday suspected poison in food, is home and improving.
Mr and Mrs Ivor Clark and son motor to Fairmont Minnesota Sunday to visit Jim Spencer who harmed his hand in a corn picker and had two little fingers and part of the hand amputated though he is progressing as well as expected Miss Vera Reisenger and Mrs Fred Rankin returned from Farmington Minnesota after an overnight visit Supper and Bazaar set for Thursday November 17 at the Norwegian Lutheran church with woven rugs and other articles for sale Supper will be served
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