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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
1
The community reports Mrs William Maron showing improvement amid family care. Local figures including Mrs Leonard Harness, Mrs Paul McDermoy, and Mrs Carlos Jehreon assist. Announcements cover Legion postponement, school openings, staff arrivals, nurse training, and residents visiting kin across nearby towns.
Summer months invite outdoor water activities and camera use but avoid wasting scarce film. Use proper exposure and faster shutter speeds for open water and action, and seek depth of field with smaller lens openings. Focus on fun, busy people and water scenes for human interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berner and others visited Basil Poynter in Petersburg. Ruby Rosendahl stayed with relatives. H H Lundahl celebrated with Chris Jensen’s birthday and anniversary. Numerous dinners, suppers, and visits occurred across Jackson Milford Lake Park and nearby homes. Miss Delores Rasmussen left for Northwestern hospital training. Beulah Gilbert and Irene Schlager pursued teaching and beauty courses in Seattle and Mankato.
Mr and Mrs Asel Nyquist bought ten acres ten miles west of Wairmont near Shore Acres and plan to move in spring to run a chicken ranch. The clipping also lists numerous social gatherings and visits across the area, highlighting community ties, nursing student Gerda Danielson and others, with notes on birthdays, anniversaries, travel, and local events.
News notes from the Vindicator and Republican recount visits and travels. Mrs Homer Munson and two children plus Miss Hazel Wagner return after a week with the Munsons. Tosdals drive to Minneapolis to return grandchildren Ruth Ann and Orlando Tosdal. Mrs Francis DeLosa returns from Storm Lake and Mrs Merrill Hines visits. Arthur Fossum remains hospitalized with improved condition. Mr Fosums was serious. Mrs Ray Kennedy learns of Rev Joseph Kennedy moving from North Carolina to a Nevada church. Mrs S B Grinde and son visit Sioux City with her parents. L M Christensen leaves for Bemidji Minn to escape hay fever season.
Twenty years ago in 1923 the Vindicator reports a court session with Judge Coyle. Mrs. C Eddy, her daughter Ida, and grandson Glenn Eddy return to Chicago after visiting Mrs. N O Johnson. George Shadle heads to St Paul on a business trip. Mrs. Hans Ostrom of Gallata Montana visits her brother George Augtiv and family. Mr and Mrs Peter Guile depart for Minneapolis for a week or more. A R Markley and A Dyke, with Delma, return from an auto trip visiting Eldora Fort Dodge Steamboat Rock Clarksville Waterloo Des Moines Mason City. Selby Brams and wife spend weekend at Des Moines. weather dampens plans.
The Vindicator reports last Thursday's blaze wiped out the Sibley flour mill and elevator, with losses estimated at 25000 and partly insured. Also noted are a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Joe Aalborg, a weekend at Roy Ridley cottage, H C Brees securing a high school seating and lavatory contract, 440 hunting licenses issued to county auditors, a cold wave from Spokane and Manitoba, corn unusually far along due to dry heat, and N Rugtiv visiting Des Moines for a week with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Lytle hosted a farewell for their daughter Idella Wilson at the Lytle home. Idella has enlisted in the WAVES and will report to Hunter College New York for basic training tomorrow. Guests presented her a watch two grips and a purse of money. Lunch followed.
Lawton Oklahoma reports on Masonic Service Association centers aiding servicemen. Centers funded by lodge subscriptions operate under Supreme Grand Lodge guidance with supervisors paid modest salaries. Fort Sill center in Lawton is run by Albert G Sawyer, previously of the Y M C A. Most visitors are not lodge members, yet welcome to use facilities and return.
Miss Hazel Moore of Estherville and Dr S M Sevatson of Estherville were united in marriage August 25 at 5 30 p m in the Lutheran church at Sioux Falls South Dakota. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Moore, wore a hive length dress and roses. Dr Sevatson has practiced in Estherville since early this year. They reside at 519 N 8th St Harlan.
Mrs Mayme Karr and D R Alexander of Estherville were married Friday in Jackson Minnesota with Judge Warren P Adams officiating. The bride wore a dusty rose wool suit and they left for a brief honeymoon before making their home in Estherville. both bring long local professional backgrounds.
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