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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
6
Sunday school at 10 a m devotional service by deacons at 11 a m Y P L at 8 p m L A and M S Thursday afternoon Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Choir Friday at 7 p m Confirmants Saturday at 10 a m Willing Workers meet with Mrs K K Nau Saturday afternoon Dorcas Society bake sale next Saturday April 22 at Self Serve store S A Berge
Sunday April 23 services at V- German Lutheran Church 10:30 with confirmation and 12 noon Sunday School led by Pastor J. E. Andraee. Methodist notes praise Easter program of music by combined church choirs. 587 in Sunday School with $587 Easter offering. two baptisms. five Sunday stewardship program to begin next Sunday coordinated with regional church leaders. Next Sunday begins five Sundays of educational and inspirational work on the Stewardship of Life. attendance urged.
The last regular meeting of Local 355 of the Farmers Union was held at Erickson Brothers home with a large crowd attending. Six new members were admitted, and plans were discussed to help farmers secure profits from hog and chicken raising rather than selling short. The evening concluded with social activities.
Ruth Smith of Estherville, a teacher in Estherville schools, was elected secretary of the North Central Teachers Association at its Fort Dodge meeting in March. Officers named include President C. D. McGoon Britt and Treasurer Jessie Cumming Fort Dodge, with executive committee members H. F. Jakway Humbolt and Roy Hannum Fort Dodge, plus committee roles for L H Minkel Spirit Lake and Grace D. McMichael Pocahontas. Supt Overmyer Algona and Supt McAnelly Spencer were delegates to the NEA in Boston.
Rock Island notes report a postponed club dance to April 25 with a program of dancing and cards. Estherville meetings for Dakota Division staff and Cedar Rapids trips are noted along with a serious illness in Gainsville. Easter cantata The Crucifixion at the Presbyterian church earns high praise, led by Ed Broms and O F Manby with a 35 voice chorus. American Legion notes urge support for a joint meeting on April 25. An All College Glee Club and Black Face Minstrels feature promises robust entertainment. County Teachers Study Center finale planned at the high school with Doris White and C C Swain directing final play day and athletics instructions.
Local notes recount Raymond Post’s winter in California and a brief stay with brother Clair in Monticello before returning with his parents W E Post. Many small community updates follow, including visits, travels, births, and a large Easter program at Grover.
For rent a good pasture with ample water and shade. Contact W B Flindt by calling phone 3-2016. Local notice for land use and grazing space rental.
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