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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
4
Gunty News reports the North Superior community club meeting at the Otto Opheim house on Thursday afternoon. Officers elected for the following year include president Mrs E J Haysworth vice president Mrs Oran Welp secretary and treasurer Mrs Everett Rudd. A short program followed by lunch. Fourteen members present.
A dated menu list offers three price tiers for Sunday dinners. Low cost features roast pork with baked sweet potatoes creamed onions and simple sides. Medium cost presents roast veal scalloped potatoes buttered cabbage and regional salads. Very special fare includes antipasto broiled chicken mashed potatoes cauliflower hollandaise Waldorf salad and coffee with desserts.
The night featured a freshmen initiation followed by ice cream and cake for seniors. Eighth graders earned a gold star in the honor class contest while several students were noted absent this week.
The R N Association meeting previously set for Wednesday night at Mrs. J H Ramsey's home has been postponed until October. Further details will be announced.
The Ladies League will hold their annual homecoming at the church parlors Thursday afternoon, Oct. 5. Former members unable to attend should respond in writing. All members will assist in serving. Numerous local residents and families visited or attended events in Estherville and surrounding towns, including Grover, Dolliver, and Armstrong, with notes of travel to Chicago and the World's Fair preparations.
Ruth Jensen visits Swea City sister while H L Ditsworth attends Century of Progress in Chicago. Edna Sorensen leaves for Mayo Clinic nursing training in Rochester. Stanley Jensen goes to Ames for State College. Numerous locals visit family in Seneca Des Moines and Sheldon while many pursue education training and travel to Chicago Detroit New York City and Iowa City.
BE SQUARE NEWS notes visitors and guests across Huntington including Mr. and Mrs. J W Pannell and Dorothy Yule visiting Frank Koenecke and Dorothy Pannell, with further dinner guests at Miller and Coon homes. H E Woodling heads to Chicago for the Century of Progress trip. Bernard Bormann returns from Chicago.
Reports to the Fish and Game Department say many hunters pursued squirrels as foliage thinned bags, leaving them weary but happy. A western man claimed his rheumatic dog improved after its tonsils were removed, a cure not advised for dogs.
Ten day fair visitors Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCarty and son Gee join Mrs. Wilfred Mc Carty of Graettinger visiting A. V. Bormann home. Clarence Ingval returns home from hospital. Mrs. Dave Ingval injures foot washing a sepaarter. West Riverside Country club met at Mrs. Harry Michael home with officers elected: Len Bar Yeli president Will Spon vice president F B Yule secretary treasurer Geo Stubbs corresponding secretary. Lunch served by hostess and daughter Iva. Elver L. Yule family guests at F B Yule home. P. G. Gray and son Paul visited Elver Yule home. Dorothy Yule and Miss Dorothy Pannell Graettinger callers. Henry Ahrens and family visit Ben Flint home Kimberly Minn. Robi Perkins and daughters Helen Marjorie Ruth and Mrs Kay Wardrip of Superior visited F. B. Yale home. James Kasa family were Sunday dinner guests at Louis Jacobson home. H E Woodling and Lewis Bormann drove to Des Moines for a Terraplane. Corrine and Lewis Bormann visited Levi Olsen in Graettinger Sunday afternoon. Norbert Bormann goes to Iowa City Thursday for post operative follow up.
The annual lawyers mid winter hhautauqua of the 14th judicial district will be held at Emmetsburg on December 9. The date was set at a recent bar association meeting in Emmetsburg, which will serve as the permanent location for the winter gathering. The note mentions hopes for the blue eagle to hatch the right kind of prosperity.
Ivan LeRoy Gustafson of Algona died last Monday from lockjaw following a foot injury a horse caused about ten days earlier. The illness began with stiffness in the jaw and affected his foot after he attended the county fair. Despite treatment, death occurred, and the case underscores a delayed response to the injury.
Mrs 8 M Johnson aged 90 and Swea City's oldest resident died at her home last Tuesday after a stroke. A long-time farm resident, she leaves five children and a large family.
A special train of 23 double-deek carloads delivered 6300 sheep to Burt last week from Billings Montana. The flock will be divided fifty fifty between Senator Geo W Patterson and his brother C W Patterson who will feed them for market.
The shattered wreck of the car carrying five young men from Jackson was junked after a collision with a Mrs Waukee motor train at Arnolds Park. The victims were Frank Cirhan Harold Telgen Sam Smith Glen Lester and Rudolph Vacura. The wreck was brought to Jackson and disposed of last week.
By order of the District Court clerk a special execution on September 6 1933 against B B Anderson Co Inc for 2523 16 debt and costs 76 7 109. The sheriff will offer an elevator building and contents on lot 4 block 48 original Estherville plat west of center of elevator tracks for sale October 14 1933 at the courthouse front door Estherville Iowa from 9 am to 4 pm sale starts 10 am to satisfy the debt. Cliff Fredericks Sheriff Emmet County Iowa.
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