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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
4
An Oklahoma lawyer, after 22 years, finally settles debts with interest totaling about 50 000 dollars. The fabric is a new broadcloth material for 1932. The coat design features full sleeves, a maintained shoulder line, and restrained fur trimming. Darker tones appear favored and the look remains conservative yet modern.
Legal notice to George B Anderson and unknown claimants that Out Lot Eight Woods Addition Estherville Emmet County Iowa was sold for 1926 27 28 taxes on December 16 1929 to Emma Murphy certificate owned by Emma Murphy redemption expires in ninety days from service date court deed will be issued if redemption not made dated October 5 1932
J Brinkman and Alvin returned home after a few days with relatives in Dubuque. Mrs Roy Simpson and daughter Ellen Ann visited school Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chris Bendixon and daughters were in the John Frank home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Dallman spent Tuesday in the John Dallman home. Mrs John Dallman and son Richard visited school Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Schnell and sons visited Herman Peters Thursday. H Schaffer of Spencer visited the Lee Kamp home Saturday. Mrs Elmer Simpson visited with Mrs J B Shannon Thursday. Mrs Barns and son Ray and Mrs John Barns and children of Minnesota visited John Dellman Baugh over weekend. Black taken to hospital at Rochester Wednesday morning. Miss Dorotha Frank spent weekend with friends at the lakes. Mr and Mrs P Schmidt and daughters spent Sunday with the Ralph Magee family at Sanborn. John Frank returned home Sunday from Rockwell City visit. H Wellendorf spent Sunday in the John Graff home. W R
Local residents attended gatherings at various homes this week. Officers named for the Petersburg Social Center include president Claude Rasmussen and secretary Miss Wiggs with Loren and Weley Shelgren assisting.
Miss Mary Steele of Elma and Richard Steele of Thompson visited their aunt Mrs. J E Bunt in her home along with Jake Juhl of Nashua and Miss Gail Silver. Mrs. Martha Braland and others from Story City visited relatives here. Hoover speech attendance in Des Moines. Various friends and relatives from Decorah Estherville Maple Hill and Arriba Colorado were noted guests in recent weekends.
Johnny Breen, a 16 year old seafaring youth, survives a deadly sinking and begins life anew in New York. He embeds with a Jewish family, meets Pug Malone who guides his boxing path, and becomes entangled with Josephine Van Horn as a century old mystery surfaces. The narrative blends romance, ambition, and peril aboard a doomed liner and ashore.
On the rails RElix Riesn Berg wields a pistol and shouts for a woman. Rantoul regains consciousness as chaos erupts with women first boarding boats. Josephine helps restrain him while passengers cling to the doomed liner. Water churns, lights glow, bands play unreal tunes as lifeboats pull away. The ship sinks with the hull towering and stern dipping. CONTINUED TUESDAY.
Social rounds extend across Fairmont and nearby towns with visitors, parties, and family gatherings. List of attendees includes Lavon Madden Eldora Streucher Ruth Jensen Stanley Jensen Melvin Nelson and others as birthdays and weekend visits unfold with engagements at the J. Schultz and Eva Johnson homes. A W R C convention in Emmetsburg plus Hoover speech in Des Moines anchor a busy regional week.
A dense diary of weekend visits and civic events from Estherville to Sioux City includes Mr and Mrs Will Van Denburgh with Margaret Van Denburgh and kin, Charlie Johnson in Sherburn, Priscilla club at Mrs T E Haworth, and many family drop ins. Halver Peterson hospitalized with liver trouble, Knute Olson injures thumb, and a Silver Leaf Circle roast at Swan Lake highlights.
Mr and Mrs Tom Walsh returned Tuesday from Piper City with Nellie Hull joining them on the trip. Several families and individuals were seen at local events including Legion meeting in Spencer and a jungle party at Ft DeFiance Park. The Cemetery Society served a noon lunch election day. Various residents made short trips to Des Moines, Spencer, Sioux City, and Storden while others hosted guests from nearby towns.
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