Vindicator and Republican publication details
The Vindicator and Republican Coublished twice weekly in Estherville Iowa list subscription rates within zones One and Two at two dollars per year and all other zones at two dollars fifty cents per year.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1941
Page
4
The Vindicator and Republican Coublished twice weekly in Estherville Iowa list subscription rates within zones One and Two at two dollars per year and all other zones at two dollars fifty cents per year.
A reflective essay channels parable and personal memory, contrasting the prodigal son with dutiful John. It muses on American opportunity, family dynamics, weather, and the beauty found in everyday seasons, urging resilience and appreciation for small riches amid midwestern life.
Miss Vera Joyce Horswell daughter of Mr and Mrs Joyce Horswell Estherville and Lieut Richard L Dewey son of Mr and Mrs Glen Dewey Dubuque were married Saturday November 5 in Des Moines Central Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a candlelight service and yellow and russet mums. After a wedding trip they will reside at 25 22 Beach Street Alexandria. The couple met as students at Iowa State College Ames and both hold journalism and engineering backgrounds. The wedding drew attendance from families on both sides and local clergy.
A postwar style notice reports a Daughters of America gathering Thursday evening at the Wilsons home with Miss Marshou Breawford as hostess. The fragmentary text confirms an informal social event with local participants.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local event involving Berhay Ayr Coa and Aikgsteres with retartyes. Readable names suggest a community dispute or meeting coverage. Details are unclear but indicate a regional occurrence drawing reader interest.
The Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met Friday afternoon at the church. The meeting opened with a worship service led by Mrs. O. R. Gardner dedi on Peace. A nominating committee was chosen to select officers for the next meeting. They planned a rummage sale on November 16 in the church basement and announced a group meeting at Mallard. Reports from the district meeting October 29 at Emmetsburg were given by Miss Mildred Sharp and others. Tea followed the business portion, served by a committee chaired by Mrs. Wes Myers.
A table centered with a pumpkin shell filled with fruits inspired the gathering. Committee members included Mrs. Carl Ware, Mir Hogan Hopanson, Mrs. L. A. Larson, and Mes ael Wilcox.
A regular Eastern Star meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall. After the business session, a social hour will be enjoyed.
The Lincoln school Child Study club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 608 North Ninth Street, with Mrs. D. H. Diamond hosting and Mrs. C. FE. Case assisting. The program covers a radio discussion on Making Friends With Books, aired from radio station WOL read by Miss Mabel Nedaker of the University.
McDonough of Boone arrived for a weekend with relatives in this city to see his parents, Mr and Mrs James McDonough, who recently returned from Excelsior Springs seeking a health benefit for Mr McDonough.
Tim Baker an American in the RAF clashes with his commanding officer Morley over Carol Brown an American girl in London thought to be Tim s former sweetheart Carol claims the affair is over Tim and Morley quarrel over Carol while the squadron prepares to bomb German concentrations during the fall of France Their ship encounters danger and a sacrifice by a fellow crew member enables Morley and Tim to escape with one life lost in the action
Morley pilots a damaged Heinkel to a rough landing on a Dutch beach. Tim Baker and Harry aid the crew, repel German soldiers, and escape in a patrol boat. Morley is wounded. a Sunderland air crew later rescues them and Tim awakens in a hospital with Carol awaiting news.
The 1941 upland game period opens November 12 at noon and ends November 18 at 56 00 P M with pheasants and Hungarian partridge shot daily from noon to 5 06 P M daily. Pheasant bag is three cock birds per day with six in possession after day one. partridge two per day. Quail season runs November 15 to December 15 from 8 A M to 5 P M with eight daily and possession. Cedar County added to pheasant hunting by order November 5. Hunters urged to seek landholder permission, park respectfully, and act as gentlemen to foster future hunting.
Governor George A. Wilson rejected a request from Ivan Sullivan to delay the November 12 execution for the July 1940 slaying of Fort Madison prison guard Robert Hart. Salvation Army officials in Des Moines and Sullivan’s parents urged commutation to life imprisonment.
A feature touts light summer turbans, cool sportswear, refreshing beverages, and a pleasant pipe ad. It argues ads offer normalcy and comfort, guiding readers to sensible choices amid anxiety, in a Nation's Business style.
Margaret Donovan an 82 year old former Emmetsburg resident and sister in law of Mrs. J P Kirby died in Minneapolis on October 29 following pneumonia after eye cataract surgery. Funeral held October 31 with burial at St Marys cemetery in Minneapolis. Survived by daughter Nellie Kane and son George Donovan of Minneapolis and another daughter Mrs Raymond Sherman. Miss Margaret Donovan of Emmetsburg is a sister in law.
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