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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
7
Residents and relatives travel between Blair Omahi Milford and Armstrong Cedar Rapids and Sioux City for visits. Local operations include a hospital nun and nurse graduates, a court acquittal for a wife desertion case, and preparations for teachers conventions amid winter weather and law enforcement calls.
C V Holsinger Iowa State College advises two storage classes for vegetables root crops and those needing cool or warm conditions. Warm storage suits sweet potatoes pumpkins squashes and some bulbs, while cool storage fits potatoes cabbage celery and related items. Basements with a furnace can provide both, with careful placement away from heat and near a window for airflow.
The Iowa Experiment Station reports hogs fed soft immature corn gain efficiently, needing less dry matter than old corn, though more tankage. The study notes potential winter trials for farmers if ample soft corn is available, with caveats on feed costs and availability. A humorous aside suggests a pumpkin pie recipe and warns to keep pies away from curious boys.
The city heard musings on farming as a great life and the joy of moonlit water and budding hills. V R Emmet Rice spent Sunday with family in town. Prof H B Lattin and wife plan to move to Beloit Wisconsin where he will teach violin at a college. she will follow once property is sold.
The White Shrine plans a dinner dance on November 7 inviting all Masons De Molay and Eastern Star members and partners. At the Grand Theatre on Friday night November 2 Vierra presents a Hawaiian program with vocal instrumental dances and a native dance finale by Mme Vierra.
The P. E. O. chapter plans a dinner and evening entertainment for their husbands next Wednesday at the Guild Hall of the Episcopal Church. After dinner, the group will be hosted at the home of a member, with plans for further social activities.
Fans await big Saturday games as Iowa hosts Michigan in Iowa City in one of the season’s sellout prospects. Ames and Drake also play at Drake Stadium with both unbeaten. About 2,600 Ames students hold seats and fan interest runs high. Sunday’s Des Moines Register promises play-by-play coverage with enhanced eight-page sports and features sections.
The article notes Halloween goblin decorations and possible pranks for a dinner event. It is the first of a three part series planned before the new year, with the next dinner scheduled for November 20 and another in late December.
Mystic Workers lodge will admit a large class of candidates Tuesday evening November 6. After the initiation there will be a social dance and a lunch served to all members present.
Mrs R H Sheldon was surprised Monday afternoon by neighbors and friends in a birthday gathering. Guests enjoyed social chats and a covered dish lunch. She received an aluminum double cooker as a remembrance and many more happy birthdays were wished. Attendees included C E Cavin Geo Lyman Al Crim Fred Sternberg Jim Coon Packard Jesse Cox Leonard Linsley Lemuel Hanson Harvey Clark Everett Clark. Dale Marriott hosts birthday for his new Cedar home with a children’s party and ghost and witch visit followed by refreshments.
Mrs C R Jeffries and Mrs H M Lambert entertain the Five Hundred Club at home for an evening gathering. Guests played and chatted in a cordial, social setting.
Mr and Mrs W A Trone of Gardston Hotel hosted a Sunday evening dinner for friends. The lobby and dining room glowed with paeans and Halloween colors and symbols. After dinner, guests moved to the Trone suite for card games.
Mr and Mrs C J Holmquist celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary on Friday evening inviting friends to share the occasion. Cards furnished the entertainment for the evening.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Christian Church held a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening in the church parlors with decorations and amusements suited to the event. The Joe Yeager family moved to Cedar Rapids, and the Mauck family took over the Yeager home. Jim Coon and Pete Wicks drove to their farm near Winthrop, Minnesota, to handle business, while Jake Anderson moved to property on East Lincoln Street.
Teachers' coroiation at Whittelt. Henry Bens son moves to Fort Dodge this week. Miss Etta Reed visits Royal with sister Mrs Tom Mc Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. J C Hanson and Laura Sandness visit cousins near Jack Creek. Olson family relocates to north 11th Street. Thermometer drops to 14 above Monday night. Freight house clerk Michel takes ton Cred inland in shows. Staff meeting held Friday for division officials led by safety supervisor L F Shedd. Chicago in attendance. Grand Theses special engagement of Vierray the Hawai oak wcarted 2 ot will appear Friday, Ni.
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