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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
2
Bible citations probe whether sin sickness and death are real as life truth and love and quote Matt and the Lord’s message of fulfilment. The lesson compares Scriptural passages with Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health.
Sunday school at 10 a m and afternoon Norwegian service at 2 30. A Norway lecture series begins Tuesday April 17 at 8 pm in town basement by Orgney Augedal of Eagle Grove. A collection will be taken. Ladies Aid meets April 19 at 2 30 with hostesses. Bible study Thursday 8 pm. Choir Friday. Confirmation Saturday 9 30 am. Luther League program Sunday 8 pm. Confirmation class meets Saturday 2 pm at J N Iverson home. Forenoon service 11 am in American language. Ladies Aid Friday afternoon with Mrs Otis Olson. Prayer meeting Friday night. VR Miss Helen Tucker and Miss Vivian Kelly vacation notes to Indianola and Des Moines. Rev Fred Ortmeier to Fenton Friday for fathers and sons banquet. Opening dances in Terlak en Park Tuesday April 17 Roy Hardy band with Miss Del Rio. Old time dance Thursday April 19 with free hot dog sandwiches by Guy Wood and the Cornhuskers of Eau Claire.
Members of the O. O. U. club will enjoy a six o'clock dinner Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Vance Noe.
Mrs. W. E. Deming hosted the Past Presidents Parley at her home Monday afternoon. Members sewed and enjoyed a social hour then held a business meeting. A committee was appointed to plan entertainment for husbands. Lunch followed. All members attended except one. Guest Mrs. Wilbur Thorndyke attended.
Mrs Con Alt and Mrs M E Wilson held a Friday bridge party for Mrs We McArdle, Mrs G H Morse and Mrs Vance Noe. Three tables played. Mrs Noe won high score, Mrs George Lyman second, and Mrs Oscar Sifgg won traveling prize. Handkerchiefs were given to honorees and guests enjoyed refreshments and a large birthday cake bearing the honorees names.
Mrs Roy Blazer hosted the Lively Eight club on Monday afternoon at 1 30 with a dessert luncheon. The group then spent the rest of the day playing bridge. Members present included Mrs Am McArdle George Lyman Wesley Dunham Con Alt H O Sillge Dennis Knudson and M E Wilson.
The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church will meet at Betty Blazer's home for a 5 30 covered dish supper followed by the regular lesson.
J. E. Stockdale entertained the Members of the Men's Bridge club at a seven o'clock dinner at his home Monday evening. After dinner the evening was spent in duplicate contract bridge at three tables. Members present were N. H. McKerral, John Greig, George Anderson, H. C. Brees, Dr. A Ive, Dr. SG. Ewen, James Raines and L. M. Christensen. Guests were Jas White, Frank Weaver and Wa Johnston.
The Ladies Ald Society of the Lutheran church will hold their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Carl Olson will lead the lesson, with serving committee members Mrs. Ben Sampson Mrs Satin Tangen and Mrs. John Lodden assisting.
Miss Alberta Anderson, a well known young woman, will marry Stanley Gardner of Manchester tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian manse in Spirit Lake with Rev. Herbert Marsh officiating. A wedding breakfast will follow at the Ferguson home, and the couple will reside in Manchester.
Bethel White Shrine holds a special meeting at the Masonic hall this evening. Two candidates will be initiated in the ceremonial work.
The American Legion and Auxiliary hosted a bridge party with ten tables Monday evening. Ladies high score went to Mrs. Art Williamson and men’s high to Harry Hubbell. Ed Sorum won the traveling prize. Mrs. M. E. Warren took low prize. A lunch followed. Committee chair Mrs. Donovan. other members listed include Mr. and Mrs. Currell, Egertson, Ellsworth, Howard, Fossum, Smith, Donovan, Huckaba, Deming, and Sorensen.
Mr and Mrs Vance Noe host the Evening bridge club this evening inviting members Gail Morse W J Tims Roy Ridley E W Kohler and Noe in a social gathering. A playful line contrasts the Mexican army generals with the size of the New Deal brigade referencing wartime era political humor.
The piece discusses prices and quality for fresh fruits vegetables and meats. It highlights cabbage lettuce celery green beans spinach oranges grapefruit bananas strawberries and other items as affordable options. It presents two Quaker Maid dinner menus featuring braised beef ham and chicken dishes with various sides and desserts.
Local notes show Mr and Mrs Thorbn Houge wed in Superior at Ernest Hall. Several residents travel or visit relatives in South Dakota and Iowa, with many returning from Sioux Falls Emmetsburg and Cedar Rapids. Friends and relatives visit St Paul Minneapolis Worthing and Cedar Rapids over weekends and holidays.
An estimated 150 members gathered Friday in the city hall auditorium for the Emmet County Farm Union monthly meeting with attendees from Bode Bolger and Graettinger. President Horn paid tribute to John A. Simpson and urged continued commitment to Farmers Union goals. A. W. Baird of Dolliver spoke on conditions, C. G. Cappock advocated for Wallace M. Short for governor, and a short program by Mrs. Walter Swanson featured readings and songs.
S E Erickson former Conservatory instructor in Berlin Germany will be in Estherville about April 17 18 tuning 300. Anyone wanting a first class guaranteed job of tuning or repairing leave your names at the Vindicator and Republican office.
The description touts a highly satisfactory wrap-around apron dress with long lines sash and slashed sleeves. It highlights beauty and practicality, noting flat ironing potential when opened, and suggests materials such as polka dot percale seersucker ginghams and floral cottons as suitable fabrics.
Pattern 8130 offers a versatile trotteur suit in pastel tweed dusty pink sewdew green or tan and smoky grey. Also attractive in silk gingham or pique with a simulated white blouse for contrast. Send 15 cents, name, address, style number and size to Patricia Dow Pattern Dept. 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn N Y.
The passage jokes that if English department names run out the New Deal might use Greek letters such as Delta and Pi. It mentions Mississippi River improvement as Delta and mocks Mr. Farley’s patronage by calling it Pi Pi Pi. Benjamin Franklin is cited urging thrift to “save and have.” The tone is satirical.
Mr and Mrs Keith Albertson and Mr and Mrs Roy Bravender of Swea City were Sunday evening guests at the Fred Albertson Sr and Mrs Warren Pullen homes.
Real snap in an unimproved 80 acre farm all tilled on main gravel road. This farm will pay for itself with a short-time price. Two miles to a good town in Emmet county. See me at once no delay. G C Rinderknecht Ringsted Ia 28 w 4 For Rent Four room bungalow partly modern large garden Phone 218W 28 w 1
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