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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
2
Vindicator and Republicans publishes weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Adelaide Nichols as associate editor and G A Nichols as editor. Advertising by W E Deming. Subscription rates listed for zones and yearly terms.
Emmet County will see its total tax drop by 107 dollars from last year. The note hints at minor savings and reflects local concerns about financial activity and trust in community business practices in Estherville.
A brief, fragmentary line critiques certain culinary practices as being too influenced by Mexican and South American traditions for Anglo-Saxon and Nordic audiences to relish, reflecting cultural bias in taste.
Mrs Ed Strube entertained Ace High club members at a luncheon at Ralphs at oie o'clock with afternoon of card playing at her home. Present were Mesdames G K Allen Ed Brams R C Brown MN RK Ellsworth G H Raife and Ralph Rousseau.
The Degree of Honor Adult lodge plans a social evening at Mrs. Claus Clausen's home on Tuesday September 25 at 8 o'clock. WR Cc F McWilliams has been transferred from Cedar Rapids to Trenton Missouri and will serve as round house foreman there. Mr and Mrs H Oransky return today from Des Moines with Mrs Oransky having stayed there with relatives during the past week and her husband drove down to bring her back.
Estherville school teachers are invited to an entertainment Thursday evening at Mrs Ern est Smith's home. Fine Arts department plans a program of music and drama with piano pieces by Dorothy Latchem and Dorothy Ehlers, a reading of The Quietest Things, and a scene from Fantasy of Happiness directed by Mrs Thomas Mann. Cast includes Joleen Foster Elaine Johnston and others. Refreshments by Mrs Dan Howard and Mrs O H Miller.
WANTS WANTED TO BUY. A BUILD ing to wreck or move. H. O. Bergeson, Blacksmith, 7T1-w1 FOR SALE, JOHN DEERE CORN picker, reasonable, or will trade for Holstein cows, Martin Quam, Wallingford. TW-w2
Mrs Olaf Meyer hosted the Brown Creek club with a business meeting and social hour followed by tea. The Catholic Daughters met in the city hall basement with cards and refreshments served by Mrs D A Bagan and others. The Degree of Honor juvenile group will meet Saturday at 7 15 PM in city hall basement. Mrs Henry Mahlum and Mrs Elmer Jackson will entertain the Priscilla club of the M E church at Mrs Marums home Friday afternoon. Grace Fothergill Rose Anton and Mary Mortensen had a housewarming at their North 13th street apartment with bridge and lunch. attendees included Fern Jackman Mary Mauss Kathleen Miller Nellie Osberg Margaret Pfeil Faye Felkey Priscilla Booth Marian McAffee and Mrs Mike Erpelding.
A Varalieg party on the eighth evening ended with a treasure discovery after several diversions. After many hints the treasure was found and revealed to be food it was devoured. The event was organized by Alice Jeffries as racial chairman with Norine Butcher Ruth Berg and others coordinating duties.
A group of officers will be appointed at the West Riverside County Club meeting this afternoon with Mr. Harry Michael. A social afternoon follows the routine of business.
The Kipper Klub met Wednesday night at the Frank Koch residence with Mrs. Joe Casserly hosting. Members present included Miss Irene Koch Miss Leila Sconberg Mrs Floyd Gustafson Mr Arnold Anderson Miss Geraldine Buckley Mrs Mike Korts and Mrs Casserly Another note mentions Mrs John Monroe hosting a second birthday party for Donald Anderson with gifts and social time followed by a light lunch.
Dr and Mrs Oline Jacobson welcomed a baby boy born Monday at Coleman hospital. The couple reported the birth as a joyful addition to their family with no complications noted.
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