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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
3
The Vindicator and Republican discusses a proposed ten percent wage cut by railroad companies, unions planning a walkout on the 30th, and President Harding likely to intervene. It argues for wage readjustment and expresses doubt a strike will help workers, urging compromise to avoid disruption.
Tomorrow is ladies day at the Elks with the Iadies entertaining children Wednesday October 26 at a Halloween party. Yeoman lodge to hold public installation and a children’s festival Wednesday evening October 26. All Yeomen and friends invited. In honor of Miss Alice Cody invitations extended for a November 8 wedding to Dr. P H Giblin of Williamsburg. Sixteen guests attended a miscellane ous shower hosted by Mrs M E Wilson and Miss Evelyn Oehrlein at Mrs Wilson’s home with a two course luncheon.
New wedding reports with Mark L. Schultz and Genevieve McKnight uniting at Rev. J W LaGrone's church near Lilly Lake. Anna Bergesen and Otto Hansen wed at Rev S A Berge's home. couple to Waterloo, Iowa. Florence Morse bride elect, luncheon hosted for November tenth. Jean Mildred Allison celebrates sixth birthday with neighbors at six o clock dinner and games.
A simple Saturday ceremony at Grace Methodist Episcopal parsonage united Emma Porcharscky and Harley Thorpe of Estherville with Rev. Robert L. Stuart performing at high noon. Attendant Nettie Wagner witnessed the event. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in Estherville where Thorpe works as a liveryman.
A Tuesday evening event at Mrs. Graaf’s home honored Miss Florence Morse with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. John Smith Mrs. F H Graaf and Mrs. M E B Wilson. Thirty four guests greeted at the door by a bride and groom pair. Gifts were many and beautiful loaded into a decorated cab and delivered by the Friday couple. A delicious lunch followed the social gathering.
Mrs C D Tedrow and Mrs Jas Rainey hosted last Tuesday afternoon for Mrs G G Gardner of Fargo North Dakota visiting old friends. Twenty six friends attended the Kensington afternoon and a tasty lunch was served by the hostesses concluding the event.
Dr and Mrs Bachman marked their thirty eighth wedding anniversary with a Tuesday dinner at the Gardston hotel attended by twenty four friends as part of their celebration.
Miss Almira Ridley hosted a weekend gathering at her Spirit Lake cottage The Oaks for the S S B Gle Club and several teachers there were twelve guests and the revelry reflected lake social life Current Events Club meets at Mrs John Osgoods home with Bible study led by Miss Perl Bemis Next gathering at Mrs J M Fredericksons home will cover The Nomadic Period John and Catherine Osgood and four friends spent the weekend at Spirit Lake with their mother as chaperone Mrs John Osgood Dinner for Jackson school teachers set by Mrs Geo Robb Civics Department of the Womens Club meets Monday Oct 24 at Mrs L Loughs home led by Mrs J B Tedrow topic When Next You Vote all members urged to attend
Estherville Athletic Association football team will play Elmore Minnesota next Sunday afternoon at the local gridiron. Elmore is described as fast and clever, promising a real battle. A good crowd is expected after last Sunday's showing. The squad is preparing for tougher games including Emmetsburg, our old rival, and new sweaters have been ordered as the season intensifies. Everyone is urged to attend to boost the team.
Spirit Lake fire department members will visit Estherville Thursday evening next week. A detailed program is being planned to showcase a real-time demonstration by local smoke eaters. Local committeemen will finalize arrangements for a lively interlude between the two organizations.
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