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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1932
Page
2
Dr W B Caldwell's fifty years of family practice claim over three thousand births with no maternal or infant loss. Mothers trust Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for babies stomach help. The elixir, a blend of pepsin enzymes and herbs, is advertised as a gentle stimulant for stomach and liver health aiding delicate child systems.
Altar Guild of Grace Episcopal meets at Miss Jessie Hepp’s home Wednesday evening. DAR chapter to meet December 6 at Mrs. W. W. Willson’s home with hostesses Mrs. P. H. Smith, Mrs. Paul Weir and Mrs. A. G. Tail ey assisting. Mrs. Robert Knight teaches the lesson. W. J. Tims hosts Evening Bridge Club tonight with members including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ridley and others. a lunch will follow. Wm. S. Johnston hosts TB Bridge Club this afternoon with a canvas of players and a tea. Seven Caldwell piano pupils performed a recital at Caldwell studio Sunday afternoon, featuring Betty Jean Logan and others. Miss Ruby Hemmingson hosted a Friday evening informal bridge party. Priscilla Booth won high score. Guests listed including Miss Francis Long and others. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keeler hosted a Sunday night Bridge Club supper. Attendees included multiple named couples and Mrs. Keeler.
The Estherville Club met at the Bus club in Minneapolis for their regular men’s luncheon. Nineteen former residents attended and discussed the presidential election. The Business club was chosen as the permanent meeting venue, with gatherings slated for the first Tuesday of each month.
Personal items list John Ruelly spending a week end in Sioux Falls with Earl Spande. Barbara Higgins returns to work at Sconberg Kilgore's after illness. Mrs Fred Jones and Mrs Mary Shelton with Miss Alma Lee White and Miss Bessie Mewhirter plus Glenn Storey spent Sunday in Hartley. Mr and Mrs Jack Hawthorne of Auburn visited their daughter Mrs Elmer Clark for Thanksgiving.
Miss Marie Sorum drove to Ames Sunday with Miss Astrid Svenson to resume studies at Town State College. Miss Hazel Baarson of St James Minn visits with sister Mrs Everett Anderson. Miss Rosabel Van Raden returns home to Lake City after Estherville visit. Mrs H A Dunham and Mrs Wesley Dunham return from Sioux Falls after a visit begun Monday. Mrs Harry Hubbell and daughter of St Charles plan an indefinite visit at the Fred Albertson home.
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Wants FOR SALE. CHOICE SPOTTED Poland China boars priced right. E. J. Maniece. FOR SALE. CHESTER WHITE Boars. I. W. Clark. Phone 30F4 63-52 FOR SALE OR TRADE. ENC LOSED car. Inquire at this office.
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