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VINDICATOR AND REPUBLt RVTLLE, IOWA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1932 VWDICATOB-BEPUBLICAH Kntared at the Poatofllee In Ss- thervlUe, Iowa, as Seoond OlM Matter under the Act of Congreai of March 1819. Published 01 Vindicator and Republican Oo. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Within Pint Zone One Year woo All Other Zones One Year $2M NATIONAL EDIUMMAL ER ASSOCIATION 1932 i HALFA Berdlne Smith spent the week end In Armstrong with her mend Ilia Troessler. Miss Tillle Carlson visited sever, al days at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Edwards.

Mrs. Julia Oangestad attended a quilting at the Knute Ersland home in Armstrong last Tuesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cargill ana family of Spirit Lake, Herman Car.

gill, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cargill of Terril. Mr. and Mis.

Shirley Beck and Mrs. Tillie Cargill were Thanksgiving dinner guests ut the Louis Cargill home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boyd were week end visitors in Minneapolis Mr.

and Mrs. James Edwards and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durham of Estherville were Thaliksgtving dinner guests at the Joe Mclntlre home. Martin Lund attended a party at Harvey Knutson home Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith spent Thanksgiving at the home of Carl Smith In Armstrong. Edward Lund had dental worK done In Ringsted last week. A number of local young people attended the dance in Armstrong Thanksgiving evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Warner and children spent Thanksgiving at the Tom Huntley home. I SUPERIOR Jens Nelson and family drove to Randall Wednesday where they vis. Ited until Saturday in the Lawrence Nelson home.

Mr. and Mrs. George McCabe drove up from St. Louis the first of last week and will spend a couple of weeks here In the home of Mrs. McCaibe's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ray. Mrs. O. W.

Small returned Wed. nesday from Chicago where she had been called by the severe illness of her brother-in-law. Mr. Draper. His friends will be glad to know that Mr.

Draper shows some improvement. Webster Strong and friend Delbert Craig of Stanhope spent the Thanksgiving vacation here with Webster's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Strong. Hazel Leupold who Is a student at Ames, spent her Thanksgiving vacation with home folks.

Miss Helen Miner who is teach. tag at Gray spent the vacation at home. Vic Miner and Clyde Christ drove to Gray for her. Our young lady teachers spent their Thanksgiving vacation in their homes. Miss Thurman at Waterloo, Misses Heinrichs and Jones at Estherville, Miss Fielding at Mankato and Miss Karr in South Dakota.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garllng of Rossle spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Hattle Melkle. Harry Smith arrived last Wed.

nesday night from Union Grove, and Is visiting with his parents and other relatives and old friends. Mrs. J. C. Smith and Mrs.

Carnahan were in Estherville Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Leo Brawford. Arno Relnitz and family spent Thanksgiving with Arno's people at Storden, Minn. Miss Ora Pierce of Clear Lake spent the week end In the Lurah Perkins home. Leonard Brawford of Peoria, 111., called on old friends In town Friday.

Ruth Ingalls of Terril spent a part of last week with the Rosik girls. Mrs. Ingalls and Clifford drove up for her Sunday. Pern Smith who is a student at Cedar Falls spent last week's vacation with home folks. Betty Jean Logan, Lola and Eileen Johnson spent Friday visiting the school which Miss LaVon Logan teaches In Emmet county.

Irma McMullen who has been a patient In the University hospital at Iowa City was able to come home Friday. Ralph Stuard who has been ham. ing gravel near Sioux City came home last week, having finished his work. Leonard Cother was taken to Rochester, Tuesday In hopes he may be relieved of a serious Scores "PararitaT Banks Atlee Pomercnc, Chairman, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, who in a Boston address scored banks throughout the country which are 75 per cent or more liquid, but refuse to make commercial loans when proper security is offered. He termed such banks at this time stomach trouble.

Mrs. Cother ant: her mother, Mrs. A. D. Gray ot Spirit Lake accompanied him.

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Peterson ot near Spirit Lake spent Sunday In the Fred Hasbrook home. Conrad Loocrh and family of Harris spent Sunday with the Dopps. Rev.

Strong xpects to go to Montgomery Tuesday, where he will begin a series of revival meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Charli Christ and daughter Christina were West Bend visitors Sunday. Mrs.

Hattie Meikle spent Satur. day night with her daughter Mrs Garling at Rossle. Sunday she accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Garling to Sioux Falls where they spent the day with Mrs.

Minnie Wood and Mrs. Fern Weaver. The Will Moore family of Terril were Sunday visitors in the Walter Hasbrook home. A. C.

Bringle and Mrs. McMullen drove to Lake Park Friday where Mrs. McMullen will spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Mary Harris is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs.

Rob Withers near Jackson. Mrs. Wade and Joe Prochasku entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leupold and the Irving Clark fanv ily at a wild goose dinner Friday evening.

A number of the local fishermen are enjoying fishing through the ice of Spirit Lake. Several have caught their limit in a few hours of fishing. The catches are mainly perch with an occasional pike. The Itichland township Farm Bureau members will hold meeting in the Wayne Small-home the night of Dec. 8.

A special feature of the program will be a short plav. "Qifandpa Joins the Farm Club." Ladies Aid bazaar and supper on Dec. 3rd. Next regular meeting will be Dec. 8th.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave William. 1 George and Rachel Smith and Dr. Delaney spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. John Moeller at Everly. The ladies of the Social Hour club were entertained Tuesday af. ternoon in the home of Mrs. A.

C. Bringle. V-R ARMSTRONG MICKIE Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rovn and daughter visited over Thanksgiving with Mrs.

Rovn's parents at Elk Point, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson and family of Sherburn and Mr.

Juhl Johnson of Mapleton. visited Thanksgiving day in the J. O. Johnson home here. i Miss Norma Atwood.

Miss Mat, garet VanDenburgh and Miss Dor. othy Boland visited Thursday evening with Mrs. Church at Rodman. Miss Alice Knipe of Newling and William Knipe of Indianoia spent their Thanksgiving vacation in the parental Dr. J.

B. Knipe home. Miss Oma Huff of Linn Grove spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Huff. The Misses Iona Helgason of Fi. Dodge, Marrietta Helgason of Ringsted and Viola of Swea City spent their Thanksgiving vacation with their parents, Mr and Mrs. E.

O. Helgason. The Lutheran Aid will hold their bazaar and supper Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

E. O. Helgason hao as guests Sunday their children. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Helgason ana son, Mr.

and Mrs. Lorenzo Helga son and son and the Misses Iona. Marrietta and Viola. Mr. Virgil Blomster of Swea City was also a Sunday visitor.

The school musicians gave a con cert at the school house Tuesday evening, Nov. 29. Dicky Chapman of Esthervi visited over the week end with his grandparents, Mr. and J. Bunt.

Mrs. Herb Wolfe and children visited Saturday In Estherville. Mrs. James Bunt and daughter Mae visited Thanksgiving in the L. R.

Chapman home in Esther, vllle. Charlie Dennison visited Thanksgiving in hs son's home in Esther TUEM6 BKJr CITY NEWSPAPERS THAT LOOM oven. UIK.E -WE OVER A ROU 0UT FOLKS IW THIS UkE OURS BEST PBCU2- PRIMT -ma WE AU. AUK MOST iurtnesruD Ikl, Mews OP oua-rowu OUR PRIEMPS SCStmk vllle. Mrs.

Dennison has been a visitor there the past week. She accompanied Mr. Dennison home that evening. Dorothy Bunday visited Thursday evening In Armstrong also Miss Bessie Van Dcnburgh visited Saturday afternoon In Estherville. Mr.

and Mrs. Huff and Miss Oma Huff were Estherville visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Beck and family visited Saturday afternoon in Estherville. Mrs. Slaba visited Saturday in Estherville. Mr. and Mrs.

Len Tipton visited Wednesday In Algona with Mrs. Topton's uncls, Robert Stewart, who is 111 at the hospital at that placu. Fred Wassman left Wednesday to enter the veterans hospital in Chi. cago for treatment. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Oangestad and family were Estherville visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Blum and daughter Mary Kathryn and Mrs.

James Bunt and Mae visited Saturday in the L. R. Chapman home in Estherville. Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Holcomb visited Saturday In Estherville. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Ortmeyer visited Thanksgiving in Cedar Rap- Ids. Miss Ethel Eldrldge and Miss Genie Gray spent Thanksgiving week end in Minneapolis PETERSBURG Mr. and Mrs. R. A.

Libra ana son Vernon drove to Nora Springs, and spent Thanksgiving at the Wm. Tyler home. Mr. and Mrs. O.

J. Johnson of Forest City spent the week end at Ellsworth Meyer was a Tuesday the Anton Johnson home, evening visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anderson. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Jensen anc: family were visitors Sunday evening at the Peter Rasmussen home Rev. Clarence Johnson of Woonsocket, S.

spent Thanksgiving at the A. A. Johnson home. Supt. and Mrs.

C. W. Ryberg and daughter were ThanksgitVng day guests with relatives at Brewster. Wesley Peterson spent Sunday with his friend Willie Jensen. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Anderson. Gar. land Peterson and August Jenser. were dinner guests Thursday at the Peter Rasmussen home.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilbert and family Mr. and Mrs. A.

Nasby and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson spent Sundy evening at the V.

Adams home, it being Mr. Adams' birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Jensen. Miss Minda and Willie were visitors at the Nels Jensen home Friday evening. Mrs. Minda Benson and son Edwin and Mrs. Myra Stafford were guests Sunday at the Albert Bruns.

vold home. Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

Rasmussen and family were dinner guests on Thanksgiving day at the T. Osberg I home at Dunnell. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Jensen and family were vsitors Wednesday evening at the Simon Knutson home. Mr. and Mrs. Orln Welp were dinner guests at the W.

Armstrong home Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Houge and son were visitors Sunday at the John Winter home. Miss Agnes and John Libra spent Thanksgiving day at the Chris Haugland home.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ringle ana son were visitors at the Peter Rasmussen home Thursday. Allison Libra spent the week ena In Jackson visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ashley.

Ellsworth Meyer was a visitor at the Peter Rasmussen home Sunday Ladies Aid was held Wednesday afternoon in the Union State Line Lutheran church. Mesdames H. Shelgren. W. H.

Schneckloth and S. T. Houge were hostesses. A large crowd from this community attended the carnival given at the Petersburg school Wednesday evening. Miss Alvina Rasmussen spent Tuesday evening with her cousin, Miss Stella Rasmussen.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith ana children, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen, Mr.

and Mrs. Nels Jensen and children and Miss Mildred Smith were Thursday diner guests at the J. B. Jensen home. The following were dinner guests at the Herb Shelgren home Thanksgiving day: Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erick. son, Mrs.

Segrl Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson and family, Mr.

and Mrs. M. F. Benson and family, the Misses Josie Erickson and Myrtle Page, Joe and Philip Ben son. Ted Johnson and Ralph Skow Mrs.

Herb Shelgren was a visitor Monday afternoon at the Peter Rasmussen home. GRUVER Dickie Kilbourne and Billy Wal lace of Greeley, arrived on Monday for a visit in the home of their aunt. Mrs. Frank Kreiger. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Mackejv Genevieve and Mrs. McFadden spent the day in the Irv. Bryan home. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Goldsberry and family were guests Thursday in the home of her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. George Davis in Estherville. An unusual view of the Wright Memorial at Kitty Hawk N. unveiled this month to commemorate the spot where Wilbur and Orville Wright gave wings to man in 1903. The monument is a magnificent triangular granite shaft, topped by an airway beacon, standing 60 feet high upon a hill of sand 90 feet high.

The architects were Alfred liaston Poor and Robert Perry Rodgcrs. The memorial was authorized by Congress. Mrs. Vernie Brown will entertain the Ryan Lake Country club members at her home, Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 30th.

Mr Mrs. Wm. Ramsey and daughter Mildred, Sam Beck and Miss Margaret Walton were Thanks giving dinner guests in the J. H. Ramsey home.

Thomas Powell of Ceaar Rapids 'amo Wednesday for a visit the Paul Graves home, returning homo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Solomonson and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests in the parental O. L.

Wickens home. On Sunday they were guests in the parental Sam Solomonson home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shook and daughters of Estherville were Sunday visitors in the J.

K. Carey home. Mildred Brown was a Jreek c.id visitor with Marie Lyle. Mr. ar.d Mrs.

Wm. Wicks and family spent Sunday in the Mrs. Lee Hiles home. The Clarence Hansen. John Hansen and John Questad trucks took 300 head of to Emmetsburg for Mack Graves last week.

Miss Margaret Moulds was a Sunday visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harvey. Miss Louisa Peake wo teaches in Lohrville and Miss Elizabeth Peake who is taking nurse's train- ire in a hospital In Des Moines, spent the Thanksgving vacation in the parental Philip Peake home, returning to their duties Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Nehring and son Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber and daughter Florence were entertained at dinner Thursday in the Philip Peake home. The Will Ross family from Dolliver were also guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and E. Fuller of Estherville were Sunday visitors in the A. C.

Edwards home. Dick Yetter visited last week with relatives at Yetter and other places In Calhoun county. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Higinbotham entertained at dinner Saturday evening.

Miss Geraldine Graves and Thomas Powell of Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen drove to Forest City Thursday to eat Thanksgiving dinner in the home of their son Arthur. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Wilson and C. E. Fuller were Sunday visitors in the A. C.

Andrews home. The Royal Neighbor lodge meets next Wednesday night. Dec. 8. at the hall with Mrs.

Leila Andrews and Mrs. Ida May Whitacre serving. Mrs. Crim and Mrs. Monte Miller of Estherville were visitors Tuesday afternoon in the Harvey Miner and A.

C. Andrews homes. RALEIGH Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Anderson of Minneapolis were week ena guests at the parental P.

S. Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Natterstad entertained Mrs.

Natterstad's parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gilbert of Wall. The Per feci Match dnughtor Jean and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Schnell and sons at a five hundred party Friday evening. JACK CREEK AND VICINITY We are sorry to report that Mrs. Amos Hnnscp. has been on the sick list the past week. Evelyn and Mnurlnc Hansen visited at the home of their grand, parents Mr.

nnd Mrs. Andrew Ol. son Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Christian nnd family en- tertalned company from Clear Lako Thanksgiving day.

Miss Anna Anderson stopped at the Welsh home Sunday, while her father and mother and brother went down to Ringsted to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen. Jimmie Ellcrston spent Tuesday evening with Gerald Madden. Vernon Smith spent Tuesday evening with Glen Hansen.

Mrs. Andrew Olson and son Martin accompanied by Mrs. Olson's sister from Anoka, arrived home Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Olson's sir.ter will visit relatives In this vicinity for an Indefinite time.

Paul Glassnapp spent Sunday at the Hans Lund home. John Hansen of Estherville spent Thanksgiving at the home of Hansen brothers. Arnold and Harry Lund are husking corn for Adolph Anderson dur. ing Thanksgiving vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Duer and Mr. and Mrs. Ellcrston spent Tuesday evening the John England homi. Miss Evelyn Hansen spot Wednesday evening at the home of Agnes Christian.

The Helmer family spent Thanksgiving day at the Kalvldt home. V-R Miss Louisa Peak who Is teach. Ing school at Lohrville and Elizabeth Peak who Is taking nurse's training In Des Moines spent the Thanksgiving vacation at the parental Phillip Peak home. Shirley Bryan who teaches school at Early, Iowa, spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.

W. I. Bryan, V-R REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Jullanna Dobbe to Pete Wicks Adm D. 8-23-32 OuUoU.ll St 12, Woods Add. Estherville.

Pete Wicks to Jullanna Dobbe, 7-13-32 Outlets 11 12 Woods Add Estherville. Ole A. Olsen to Mutual Life Ins. H. R.

Sopcr et al to Isa L. Sopcr QCD 11-21-32 Lts 10 11 Block 4 Bnrtlctt's Add. Lot 1 2 Dlw's Add. Inter Ocean Reinsurance Co. to W.

M. Russell Wfrlfc 11-100-34. Albert L. Sewell and wife to Howard D. Baldwin QCD 10-26-32 S'ii Lots 1 2 62 Esther, vllle.

"JJlLL PERKINS SEZ TWERES MOW PLENTY OP ROOM HIS TWO-CAR GARAGE FOR THE SWAN LAKE NEWS crc bci co-ed. and "ideal Northwestern Univcr their fur a January wedding. most Paul Cum- both i and Miss Margaret Gilbert Falls at a Thnksgivlng din- ner. Grace Martens and her pu. the parents ar.d friends at a Thanksgiving program Atfer a very nice pro- cram, they served sandwiches, coffee, cake and pickles.

There were present. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bendixe-n had as Thanksgiving dinnpr guests, Mr. ar.d Mrs.

Jake Hepp and family of Estherville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schnell had as their Thanksgiving dinner gvrsts Mr. and Mrs.

C. Johnson and Betty of Terril. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Peters and Miss Johnson. Miss Cora Brown visited in Miss Grace Martens' school Wednesday. Eva and Alice Bendixen spent the week end at the home of their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Hepp. Mr. and Mrs. John Graff and Harold were Thanksgiving dinner guests In the Pete Schmidt home. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Brinkman and Joe and Louise Fowler spent Sunday afternoon in the Ed Smith home. Dorothy and Richard Egertson spent Saturday at the home of their aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schnell ana sons were Sunday dinner guests In the Charlie Johnson home at Terril.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dollman ol Storm Lake are spending a few days in the John Dallman home. Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Schmidt entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Graff, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bendixen and Misses Genevieve Mackey and Muriel Myhre of Esthervtle spent the week end with their Wend Mildred Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Olson enter-! tair.ed te following at a 6:30 dinner Saturday evening: Mr.

and Mrs. An Sprangler of Minneapolis. Miss Lillian Tindall of Esther, ville and Mr. and Mrs. W.

I. Bry. an and family. Mrs. Ed McKean was pleasantly surprised Thursday evening at a birthday party given In her honor.

Guests who helped her celebrate the even; were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKean and family, Mr. and Olive Kroueh and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Mainland and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Henderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krough and Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Bloyer and family. The evening was spent socially. W. S. Reid was pleasantly sur.

prised Sunday evening when his sons and daughters and their families helped him celebrate his 74th birthday. The families who attended the six o'clock dinner at the home of his daughter Mrs. Logan Anderson, and family of Estherville were Mr. and Mrs. Ollle Reid and family and Mr.

and Mrs. W. Reid and daughters of Maple HUl and Mr. and Mrs. Roy MerTlott and family of Estherville.

Superintendent and Mrs. C. M. Todd and children Robert and Billy enjoyed their Thanksgiving vacation visiting relatives in Boone. They were also guests Des Moln.

es for a brief time. They returned to their home in Maple Hill, on Sunday evening. Frank Mathes has been In the Coleman hospital under the doctor's care for quinsy. Mr. and Mrs.

Phillpi Peake entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hamli fuxa, Mr. and Mrs. Barber Gruver, and Mrs.

Fred Krough at Thanksgiving dinner. Milford Jensen has been picking corn at the Frank Mathes farm, while Mr. Mathes has been In tht hospital. 3 famous Paris dressmakers choose PHOENIX SABLE Vera Borca selects Sable Maggy Rpuff. Mink, and Jane Regny, Bcaivr as the smartest hosiery colors for Fall.

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D- Town and A prominent educator says, "If I had only a hundred dollars, I would invest as much of it as necessary that my son might attend the World's Fair. I believe the Century of Progress Exposition will prove to be the greatest educational event in all history." Will your son or daughter be tfiven an opportunity to 6eo the World's Fair? A membership in Beacon City, costing only $34.95, offers just such an opportunity. That fee Covers nil essential expense in World'a Fair attendance. An enrollment fee of $5.00 insures reservation, which you may transfer to any other person. The balance of $29.95 may be paid upon arrival at Beacon City.

Lodging, meals, Fair admission, car parking, daily lectures, and Chicago transportation are all included in the membership. The month of June at Beacon City will bo dedicated especially to boys and girls. The educational side of the great World's Fair will be emphasized. Special leaders and chaperons will be provided. Students may come in groups and be housed and cared for under the most wholesome influences.

Begin right now to plan for this wonderful trip. Parents may accompany their sons and daughters if they choose. The cost is so low that every member of the family may go. Estherville, Iowa Vindicator Republican Phone 76 ASK FOR A COPY OF THIS FREE XI ttlli all about the Beacon Flan. Wt have a copy for you..