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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
4
Elien Church, a 17 year old who lived with her artist mother in a rural town, faces love and loss after her mother's death. She resists romance despite two painters who adore her, meets a tall, mysterious suitor Tony Brander claiming wealth and possibility, and vows not to be hurt as she navigates marriage and independence.
Ellen and Tony confront a pivotal moment as love clashes with money and reality. He asks to marry tomorrow, while she urges calm and a plan, insisting money cannot buy love and urging him to think it through before any impulsive leap. To be continued.
Miss Clara Larson of Renwick visited with former schoolmates, and Hulda Clausen taught near Ledyard and attended church. A. H. Pickell returned from Forest City, while the Westrems hosted relatives from Arnett on Saturday. Gerald Bromley visited Inez and friends, Betty Phelps spent weekend here, and Armistice observances prompted Legion auxiliary activity. Local clubs planned a December bazaar, and the high school prepared for basketball with an interclass tournament and a Maple Hill game on November 7.
County News notes that the Lee brothers expect to install electric lighting at their residence. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs Joe Tweeth, plan moves to Story county to establish homes. Corn picking continues amid community gatherings and visits from relatives and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Fred Knowles and daughters of Morris Minnesota and Mrs Susie Appleton of Miles City Montana visited Thursday in the Frank Gibbons home Mr and Mrs Ed Gibbons and family of Sherburn Minnesota visited Wednesday evening with relatives Mrs Akre and Mrs Ferguson
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