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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1924
Page
3
A floating non rusting agitator washes better and faster, never needs replacement, and resists waterlogging cracking warping or pegging. It locks in four positions for washer tubs and basket with safe release. A steel cabinet with reinforced frame houses the mechanism and a folding bench top provides extra tub support.
Mrs Sylvia Macdonald leaves Saturday for West Liberty to visit relatives then Chicago to stay with her nephew Robert. Mr and Mrs Kletus Keogh plan a move to New Ulm Minnesota for a M St L position. Mrs P H Stedman from Emmetsburg visits relatives, and Eva Cobolt returns from Defiance after a sister’s illness.
Sunday visits at Leonard Dinsley home and gatherings around illness and travel mark Estherville social notes. Local officials, staff meetings, and railway upgrades dominate community business while clubs host Halloween events and preparations for a Short Course in Ames.
Entertaining notes from Estherville social groups include Mrs Roy Blazer hosting a one o clock luncheon for Eastern Star officers, A B Club gatherings at Mrs McArdle’s home with Mrs McArdle and Mrs Pullen hosting, and D A R teachers attending a Grand Theatre showing America. Home Economics Club plans a November 4 meeting with Hobby Roll Call, Methods of Furnishing lesson led by Mrs Brackett, East Riverside Club held October meeting at Mrs Gustafson’s home with Miss Ruth Gorton presenting hymn histories.
A wedding trip to the Twin Cities ends with Mr and Mrs Westbrook settling in a North 6th Street suite of rooms at home. The groom is with Leon sberg Kilgore and is a son of Mr and Mrs B F Westbrook. The bride, longtime local telephone operator, is a popular figure among the younger set and will remain a permanent city resident.
Mrs. R. T. Chipperfield Mrs. B. R. Brackett Mrs. Lou Wanamaker and Mrs. Ray Burt traveled to Sac City Thursday and Friday to attend the Woman's Home Missionary Society session of the Methodist Episcopal church expecting a noon day luncheon for local businessmen in the Christian church dining room
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