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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
4
Currency inflation might help farm prices temporarily but would be apt in the long run to produce a financial headache worse than the original one. The way to increase farm prices soundly is to put more people to work so that they can try and eat what the farmer produces.
Mrs P H Smith spent Tuesday in Spirit Lake on business while Nels Nelson is recovering from a fall on a cement sidewalk. H L Olmstead visited in Lake Park with his son Shurrell. J J Klopp suffered a serious sick spell but is improved today. Mrs Lee Griffith shows improvement at Birney hospital after a period of serious illness. Mrs Clyde Butcher returned from Waterloo after visiting a daughter.
Mrs. Joe Paul Sr and Mr and Mrs Val Cook of Sioux Falls visited Estherville at the Joe Paul home. Charlies Lyons and Ralph Rousseau families plan a Chicago trip for Century of Progress. Crewe Shiley will go to Iowa City for the state university homecoming. Charles Fisher of the Iowa Highway Career will depart for Clinton to oversee highway work. W G Cockburn and wife depart Liston ND after ten days with Mrs Cockburns parents. Geo Shadk and family visit Francis Shadk in Estherville to tend property damaged by fire. John Webb and son John Jr of Hampton stay at Mink home. Mrs Webb assists with Betty Mink after emergency appendectomy. Dr and Mrs W E Bradley return from Century of Progress and visit Duane House in East Lansing.
The week offers hostesses for Dorcas Society and town clubs. Misses Josephine Omundson Lorinda Omundson Jennie Johnson and Mabel Johnson entertain the Dorcas Society of Wallingford Lutheran Church on Tuesday Oct 24. Mrs Mena Mueller of Plower and Homer Muller of Muscatine, relatives of Mrs Fred Ehlers, visited Estherville. Mrs Hemmingson honored as Miss Francis Long hosted a bridge gathering with three tables and prizes for high score, draw, and guest. Attending guests included Mesdames Lee Case Harold Reed and Misses Dorothy Olson Priscilla Booth Eleanor Smith Norma Andresen Virginia Neilsen and Irene Heyer. Dan Howard and Mrs Gail Morse attended a PEO meeting in Algona, with Howard reporting the Kansas City supreme convention to Emmetsburg on Nov 6. Mrs Joe Gee hosts Estherville Township club for a social afternoon and brief business. Walter Wilson’s Sunday school class dined, followed by meeting and social hour with several attendees. Mrs Warren Patten will host the A B club Friday with a one o clock luncheon assisted by her daughters Mrs Fred Albertson and Mrs Harry Hubbell.
The Estherville Vindicator and Republican credit local merchants for backing a cooking school project at Roosevelt school auditorium led by Mrs Baldridge of Bloomfield. The piece notes corporate salaries as a cause of investor unrest and advertises new 1934 radios at Gamble Stores with several 1933 models on closeout.
Special execution directed to the clerk of the district court of Emmet County Iowa follows a 1933 judgment for John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston against Ernest A Sheley et al for 20741.73 debt with interest and costs totaling 277.66. The order commands execution to satisfy the debt.
In the District Court of Iowa Emmet County notices of the estate of Bessie Cronk list heirs Byron Cronk Amy Nuther Charley Cronk Geo Cronk Richard Cronk Olive Atkinson Earl Cronk Irving Cronk Bessie Smith Jennie Cronk Aletha Cronk and other heirs and creditors are directed to appear and respond as required by law.
J W Morse as Administrator seeks court permission to sell the decedent's real estate the southeast quarter of section 13 township 99 range 31 Emmet County Iowa hearing set for November 6 1833 at 2 00 PM in Estherville Court House unless objections are filed. Party may appear to contest.
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