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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1940

Page

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Vindicator and Republican Co. publication notice

Notice listing publication details for the Vindicator and Republican Co. of Estherville Iowa. Includes Tuesday and Thursday issues, editor Adelaide Nichols, advertising manager EB Deming, post office entry, and subscription rates within zones one and two at two dollars per year.

Vindicatorr Republican Vindicator and Republican Co Adelaide Nichols EB. Deming Estherville Emmet County Towa

Willkie Predicted to Defeat Roosevelt by Wide Margin

Emil Hurja, former Democratic analyst and Pathfinder publisher, forecasts Wendell Willkie to win the 1936 election by 1.5 to 3 million votes as Roosevelt loses urban support and rural strength, with loses in Illinois and many farm belt and border counties. He cites an “idealized cross section poll” and says urban defections signal a landslide potential.

Emil Hurja Roosevelt Wendell L. Willkie Hurja Democratic National Committee Pathfinder Magazine United States Middle Western Ilinois Maria

Elliott Roosevelt Still Captain Amid Draft Outcry

The resignation that never came keeps Elliott Roosevelt in a Defense Division captaincy, provoking nationwide anger at what is seen as political favoritism in the selective service system. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes draft-board appointments are “riddled with politicians,” fueling charges of graft and unfaithful governance.

Elliott Roosevelt Papa Roosevelt Dayton Ohio Roosevelt Air Corps United States St. Louis Post-Dispatch St. Louis St. Louis County

Estherville Women’s Home Project Opens Meeting

Estherville township hosts a Women’s Home Project open meet at Mrs. John Greig’s home. After singing God Bless America and a vocal by Mrs Balkema, Frances Byrne led discussion on The Farm Family and the World Today and outlined next year’s project. Officers elected for the coming year include Chairman Mrs Harold Graff and publicity chair Mrs Isidore Nepps. Ten attendees listed among many present.

Estherville Township Women's Home Project John Greig Balkema Marianian Frances Byrne Harold Graff Isidore Nepps Olvina Goecke Ralph LaRue Greig R. L. Caldwell Mesdames Homer Duen Willard Rucker M. A. Balkema B. O. Walden E. H. Kying F. J. McCoy Bert Swanson Kenneth Swanson Harold Carlean Russell Lair Ernest Rees Ralph Creger Ralph French Ed Carlson O. J. Shonkwiler E. W. Christensen Alvina Goecke Henry Peterson Isidore Neppl Henry Klein Oscar Myhre Ira Swartz Gene Harrison Royce Winkleman E. J. Sebern Donald Pro Claude Willey Chester Barnes LaRue Wiseman

Yorks Honored At Brown Creek Club Social

Mr and Mrs Donald York were presented with a chest of silverware at a city hall social of Brown Creek club members and families. A mock wedding program followed by a 500 game crowned prize winners Ivan Timmons Henry Anderson Mrs Ray Ridler and Mrs Donald York. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brunsvold and Mr and Mrs Donald Stevenson of Marshalltown.

Donald York Brown Creek Club Ivan Timmons Henry Anderson Ray Ridler Lloyd Brunsvold Donald Steveson Marshalltown Alfred Anderson Evelyn Ellis Alvira Christensen Messanes Olaf Myhre Oscar Myhre L. L. Clements Eric Juhl Louis Krier John Juhl George Bartleman Roy Merriott Joe Timmons Mae York Kenneth Steveson Ed Opelt William Anderson Thomas Juhl Nel Timmons R. H. Maidment Nels Rasmussen Anna Brunsvold Clarence Juhl

Thought Genus on Gentility and Self judgment

A reflective aphorism piece discussing gentility and moral self restraint. Quotations from Anon Calvin Mary Baker Eddy Cyrus frame remarks on avoiding harsh judgment, recognizing divine likeness in others, guarding temper, and loving friends despite faults. It ends with a short note on true courtesy.

Anon Calvin Mary Baker Eddy Cyrus Sethenna

Mrs. Ernest Smith Hosts Past Noble Grands Meeting

Mrs. Ernest Smith and Mrs. Bessie Hollenbeck hosted the Past Noble Grands at Mrs. Smith's home on Friday evening. Eighteen attendees enjoyed the planned entertainment and a lunch served at the close.

Ernest Smith Bessie Hollenbeck

Estherville Demolays Host Northwest Iowa Conclave

Estherville Demolays will host a semi annual conclave November 29 with Demolays from Cherokee Denison Onawa Carroll Mapleton Sioux City Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Spirit Lake Spencer and Estherville expected. Wayne Crim named general chairman with a long list of committee chairmen and officers for the year including Morton Griffith Bennett Palmer Schrver Misener Eckholm and Myhre.

Estherville Iowa Wayne Crim Keith Griffith Marvin Sorum Bob Thompson Duane Wallace Sherman Morton John Misener Kenneth Eckholm Bill Bennett Eugene Kelly Clarence Peterson Tom Hamilton Bob Schrver Jack Sanders Clinton Palmer Oscar Myhre Cherokee Denison Onawa Carroll Mapleton Sioux City Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Spirit Lake Spencer

Missionary Guild Meeting At Peterson Home

The Misses Mary and Martina Peterson hosted the Missionary Guild of the Church of Christ on Thursday. Gena Petcoff led a youth topic and a stewardship tea was planned for Woman's Day December 1. Mabel Epp of Des Moines will be honored at the tea, with refreshments by Doolittle, Dawson, Adams, Sawyer, and Herb randson.

Mary Martina Peterson Missionary Guild of the Church of Christ Gena Petcoff Mabel Epp Des Moines Nowa Christian Woman's Missionary Society Eh Doolittle Margaret Dawson Harry Adams Fred Sawyer Alvina Herbrandson Maude Olmstead Melba Foster Doris Henry Geana Petcoff Gladys Olmstead Dorothy Rogers Esther

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses

Mrs Oscar Fagre spent Monday in Minneapolis with Melvin Warren. Mr and Mrs George McAfee of Laurens visited Mrs Florence Potter. William Brazer of Jefferson visiting Charles Keeler. Leona Schiltz enjoying a vacation from Your Beauty Shop. Mrs A L O Neil Mary Ann Spencer and Mrs Ann McGuin visited with several local residents Thursday. C F Smith now up after illness but homebound. L J Mousel and family spent Sunday in Waterloo with George Mousel studying to be an undertaker.

George McAfee Laurens Florence Potter A. L. O'Neil Mary Ann of Spencer Ann McGuin L. J. Mousel Bobby Don Bryan Waterloo George Mousel

Era Highlights From Estherville News 1920

In Oct 18 1920 issue the Vindicator notes Cleveland World Series games attended by Mr and Mrs Fred Ehlers, census cites Estherville population 4699, visits from Mrs Andrew Sandrol and daughter, Mrs E B Fancher’s Lincoln trip after visiting Fancher brothers at the Democrat office, W A Hendrickson weekend with family, Miss Amelia Gaarde to Minneapolis for music school and business college, Mr and Mrs Ralph Rousseau visiting relatives, A A Halleck family trip to Amboy with Velma Clark, a seven and a half pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Shirley Dow on Oct 11, and the Ringsted Giffin farm home fire with Mr Giffin’s body found among ashes. authorities investigating.

The Vindicator Republican Fred Ehlers Cleveland Brooklyn Estherville Andrew Sandrol E. I. Sondrol E. B Fancher Lincoln Neb Fancher Brothers Democrat W. A. Hendrickson John Sandren Austin A. A. Halleck Amboy Minn Velma Clark Shirley Dow E. R. Giffin Ringsted Mr. Giffin

Marriages and local goods in Estherville area 1910

Miss Mabel Thorson and Clem N. Peterson wed at Albert Lea on October 5. Estherville markets list grain and farm product prices with butter and eggs. Local officials attended a state meeting in Sioux City and a Sherburn carnival. Various residents and visitors travel or return, including barber Frank Elden and families of Misener, Wilson, and Johnston. An Idaho couple, Frank and Mrs Ross, stayed with local families. Oden and Larson noted in social circles.

the Vindicator and Republican Mabel Thorson Clem N. Peterson Albert Lea Estherville T. J. Lerdahl Sioux City Wm. Draper John Hansen Frank Carpenter Sherburn Frank Elden Minneapolis Chas Dayton al Misener Baby Faribault, Minn Walter Wilson Cedar Rapids C. E. Fuller Frank Ross Nampa Idaho Alex Johnston M. M. Knapp Harry ‘Oden Rock’Island Misa Benedita Larson Worthington Minn

Local Social Notes and Property Purchase Report

Mr and Mrs Merton Mason and family plus Mrs Steve Sullivan visited in Fort Dodge with relatives in the area. C C Sprague of Milford purchases a 91 acre Estherville farm to take possession March 1 1941. Mrs Floyd Gustafson’s family visited Comfrey Minn and Minneapolis trip. Floyd Lytle visits Fairmont to see daughter Idella Anderson recovering from surgery. Anderson reported in very satisfactory condition. Miss Betty Bixby spent five days with her parents and Marian Bixby returned to Minneapolis after a three week visit.

Floyd Gustafson Comfrey Minn C. C. Sprague Milford Estherville Floyd Lytle Fairmont Idella Anderson Fairmont Hospital Betty Bixby John Bixby Marian Bixby Minneapolis

Local Red Cross calls women to knit for England

Emmet county must knit 110 sweaters for the Red Cross by January first. The work can be done at home with yarn and directions supplied. Women are urged to join the knitting committee through Mrs. A. M. Fossum or Mrs. B. H. Brackett, offering time and skill to aid war relief.

RED Cross England Emmet National Red Cross Thei A. M. Fossum B. H. Brackett

Spice cake time for fall with Clever Judy frosting

Fall culinary treat recipe for quick spice cake with Clever Judy frosting. Ingredients include cake flour baking powder spices sugar butter molasses eggs milk, baked in two layers at 376 F for 25 minutes, then frosted with a chocolate vanilla glaze.

Jane

Handling the I Won't Moment in Child Guidance

The passage advises parents to prevent the I Won't response by evaluating the command. It questions whether the command is reasonable and essential, how it is delivered, and if the child is listening. Disobedience may arise from misunderstanding, so parents should ensure attention and appropriate expectations.

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