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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
4
Mary Marshall notes wind blown silhouette is key for felt and velvet hats in the new season. Veined seaming decorates crowns, beret styles gain favor when crafted in felts and velvets with bows and feathers. Turbans in velvet show early popularity for day wear as elegance calls for harmony between hat and gown.
VR paving opens near Madelia linking Tru man to the Twin Cities as a mile between Lewis ville and Madeira starts operation. The project promises further reductions in travel distance and lays out paving slated for completion by Oct 1. An apple a day quips about a boy’s health and apple color.
Miss Olive Golla and Dr J M Fredericksen wed in a 2:30 p m Canton Methodist parsonage ceremony with Rev Minkler officiating. Witnesses were Enda Sabo and John Golla Jr. They leave for a trip to the Black Hills and Minnesota and will be honored Sept 11 at a dinner by the bride’s mother. Dr and Mrs Fredericksen will reside on East Lincoln Street after their trip.
Miss Margaret Allen of Des Moines is visiting here. Miss Vineta Landing spent the weekend in Albert Lea and Mason City visiting with friends. Mrs. Cliff Halleck and daughter Beverly returned Thursday from a visit with relatives in Des Moines. Vern Waters returned Friday from Toledo where he has been visiting with Archibald Duncan Jr. Miss Ethlyn Volding spent the weekend in Spencer with her parents. The Zelmer Johnson family, recently burned out on East Lincoln, are moving to the North Seventh street house vacated by the Aalborg family. Mrs. G H Raife and two daughters Gretchen and Ruth and Mrs. Fred Albertson drove to Mountain Lake Minnesota Friday after Fae Albertson who has been visiting at the Harry Hubbell home.
A river tugboy survivor Johnny Breen grows from illiterate youth to a student under mentor figures. He enters night school, gains support from Pug Malone and Gilbert Van Horn, learns of his mother Harriet, and pursues an engineering path at Columbia while navigating a perilous city life.
John Breen, consumed by despair and fatigue, stumbles through Manhattan after a harrowing chase. He collapses near the Bowery, escapes into a night-owl lunch car, where warmth and coffee offer a sudden, disorienting reprieve from his misery. Continued Thursday.
A roundup of local residents visiting family and traveling over the weekend. Henry Wellendorf and Miss Emma Wiese visited relatives in St. Charles. Donald Lohr entered Iowa City hospital for treatment. Wilbur Heinrich enjoys a vacation from Iowa Trust and Savings Bank. Clark Sherman returned to Postville after a visit in Estherville with nephew Lloyd Schenck. Mrs. William Bradley returned to Storm Lake after days with Dr and Mrs W E Bradley. Cheryl Lambert left for Des Moines to work after a weekend with her parents. Laverne Heyer Vera Heyer and Beryl Diltz spent Labor Day in Minneapolis visiting relatives. The group also saw Geneveve Chapman, Elmer Moore and family including Lawrence Herbert and Margaret Ann, guests of Lida Moore and Belle Waters. Edwin Bowen and Myrtie Waters hosted visitors from St Paul. Leonard Peterson resumed his freight agent duties in Estherville, riding from Ortonville, Minn., with Mr and Mrs Clarence Lewis and daughter who had been visiting. The pair also enjoyed lakeside fishing north of Ortonville.
The Sticktuit club and families held a Ft Defiance state park picnic with a flag drill and treasure hunt after dinner. Dist No 6 began school with eleven pupils. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings, with many residents visiting relatives, attending fairs, and sending children to Estherville and Superior high schools.
Legal notice files the incorporation of Grand Theater Company in Estherville Iowa under Chapter 384 Title 19 1931 Code. It lists business scope movie theaters vaudeville and allied amusements stock authorized 100 shares at 100 each capitalization 10000 nonassessable directors 3 to 5 with initial names Hilma C Hower Gaylord Hower Henry J Hower first Monday in December voting 1 share per share owned indebtedness cap two thirds of paid capital stock August 23 1932.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court of Emmet County Iowa the sheriff announces a sale of Lots 3 4 5 6 and 7 in Block 65 Original Plat Estherville to satisfy a judgment in favor of the State of Town against John Zittrich and W H Steward. The sale is September 30 1932 at the courthouse front door Estherville between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm with bidding starting at 10:00 am. Sheriff W G Gordon.
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