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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1941
Page
2
A long local column riffs on family duty and the prodigal sons theme with Brother John remainin g at home and Paul drifting into squandered money and social life. The piece ponders virtue, weather, and rural life while weaving biblical tone and broad social observations.
Miss Vera Joyce Horswell daughter of Mr and Mrs Joy Horswell Estherville and Lieut Richard J Dewey son of Mr and Mrs Glen Dewey Dubuque were married November 8 at Central Presbyterian Church Des Moines. Rev Nicklas read the ceremony. The chapel was decorated with candlesticks and evergreens. The couple plan a wedding trip to Des Moines and Chicago. Both families attended including Horswell and Dewey relatives.
There will be no regular meeting at the Eastern Star Wednesday November 12 in the Masons hall. Following the business, a social hour will be enjoyed.
Lincoln Child Study Group of the Esaeol school will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. H. Diamond 608 North Ninth Street. Mrs. C. E. Case will assist as hostess. The group will hear a radio discussion on Making Friends With Books. address to be given over WOL by Miss Mabel Nedaker of the University of Iowa. James McDonough, Boone, visited relatives here while his parents Mr. and Mrs. James McDonough just returned from Excelsior Springs for his health.
American Baronet Tim Baker and his commanding officer Morley clash over Carol Brown the American girl in London once Pim’s sweetheart Tim claims she remains his girl while Carol says all is over. Their dispute extends to Garal and their ship faces German concentrations near the fall of France. A crewman’s sacrifice allows Marley and Tim to escape.
Morley, Tim and Harry bail out near England as the bomber crashes on a Dutch coast beach. They evade German search, fight off troops, and are rescued by a Sunderland. In hospital Tim awakens to meet Carol while Morley reunites with the nurse and Caro. Tim and Carol face an uneasy farewell.
The 1941 pheasant season opens November 12 at noon and closes November 18 at 5 PM with daily shooting noon to 6 PM. Pheasants three cock birds per day, six in possession after day one. Partridge limits two, quail season November 16 to December 16, eight daily bag, eight possession. Cedar County opened to pheasant hunting by order November 6. Hunters urged to obtain landholder permission, park in yards, close gates, avoid livestock, and be courteous. Mrs Margaret Donovan, 82, former Emmetsburg resident, died October 29 in Minneapolis after eye cataract surgery. Funeral October 31 with burial in St. Mary’s cemetery, Minneapolis. Survived by daughter Mrs Nellie Kane and son George Donovan. Miss Margaret Donovan of Emmetsburg is sister-in-law.
Governor George A. Wilson refused a plea from Ivan Sullivan to delay the November 12 hanging for the July 1940 killing of Fort Madison prison guard Robert Hart. Brigadier E D Hicks of the Salvation Army urged commutation to life, presenting Sullivan's parents as supporters of the army at Trenton Missouri.
An upbeat collection of advertisements promotes light summer wear and simple comforts. The piece invites readers to enjoy normalcy and sensible choices amid daily woes, highlighting items like turbans sportswear beverages pipes hats and other ads as friendly reminders.
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