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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1937
Page
3
Town opens squirrel season September 15 and duck season October 6 prompting thousands of hunters in fields and marshes. The piece urges safe, careful hunting to prevent accidents, stressing personal responsibility, muzzle safety, avoiding shooting near dwellings, horses, and livestock, and to teach safe handling to companions.
An Electrical Shower honored Miss Lorene Koster at the Jensen home last evening hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Meadows and Mrs. Herman Jensen. Four tables of contract bridge used Lightning Talis. high score went to Mrs. Robert Xe. Rain and lightning ended the event as the bride opened the gifts carried by a thunderbolt. Gifts were wrapped in blue telephane with silver lightning. A two course luncheon was served at one large table with garden flower centerpieces. Invited guests included numerous local ladies from Jackson Mint Ohio Graettinger Worthington Spirit Lake and nearby areas.
A colorful local vignette about folks trying to fix things with poor know how and bright intentions. The piece sketches communal effort, character, and small town dynamics with a folksy, spoken style.
The law allows guns in cars only if in a case or disassembled with both barrels and magazine unloaded and prohibits shooting from a vehicle. While safety measures have reduced hunting injuries, the article stresses that individual hunters must practice caution to achieve true safety.
Alveida Myhre wed Claire Coon in a noon ceremony at the Little Brown Church Nashua with Rev. William Kent officiating. Attendants wore gray with corsages. reception at Hotel Hanford followed. The couple plans a Black Hills honeymoon and home on South Ninth Street. Mrs. Coon, Grover high graduate 1984, Waldorf 1996, works at Woolworth. Groom a 1931 high school alum, later in Coon's Food Store.
In a folksy message JO SERRA laments empty slogans and unkept promises, noting people sweat to fix issues then fail to deliver. The writer recalls months of high hopes that ended poorly, suggesting many efforts turn into another IOU.
Dale Carnegie profiles Richard Crooks, famed American tenor who endured poverty in Trenton and New York. He skipped a $1000 weekly contract to pursue concert and opera, inspired by Caruso, and rose from church singing to the Metropolitan era with a long, devoted marriage and steadfast self-reliance.
A readable fragment offers recipe directions for savory hot dishes with rice and noodles, plus suggestions for serving at a bridge luncheon and beauty tips on matching face powder. It includes cooking steps, oven times, and ingredient lists, ending with dessert icing guidance.
Several members of the BE Club of Estherville High School went to Lake Park Friday to attend the Lake Park Sibley football game. W. T. Nordeen accompanied the group.
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