City Post Office Notice From Estherville Iowa
Entered at city post office at Esther ville Iowa as second class matter for mail distribution and publication circumstances.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
3
Entered at city post office at Esther ville Iowa as second class matter for mail distribution and publication circumstances.
A column of short aphorisms by Elbert Bede humorously observes life and social quirks. It ponders love vs prudence, envy, flattery, busyness, marriage, and moral traits with sly, period voice and light irony. The piece notes census facts about poets, likens mothers to plant care, and quips about hats, trains of thought, and social behavior.
English services next Sunday at 11 a.m. Norwegian at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. L. A. and M. S will be entertained by Mesdames A Stueland H. P. Olosa and N. C. Christensen Thursday after noon. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Choir Friday at 8 p.m. and the Confirmants Saturday at 10 a.m.
On Tuesday morning May 2 the Civics Department of the Woman's club will serve a waffle breakfast in the basement of the Presbyterian church starting at 6:30. Coffee and two waffles 25 cents, extra waffles 10 cents each. Proceeds go to buy equipment for the public playground.
The annual business meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid society will be held May 3 with Mrs. L. Hovel. Ro chester sends word Mrs Albert Knutson, a Mayo Hospital patient, is not improving. John Fréderickson capsized his boat crossing the river but swam to shore safely. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bargfriede were surprised by friends and relatives at their home honoring their marriage. The C. Oleson and J. Bringle families dined at the A. Benson home. Stick-Tu-It club meets with Mrs. H. Smith. The Wm. Gage and Hagbarth Nasby families spent Sunday evening at the Nasby home. Music included saxophone, violin, piano and voice. Cornell Olson shipped cattle via local shipping association. The Dobbersteins shipped on Tuesday. O. B. Opheim bought posts from A. H. Nasby. V-R
Mrs Laura Perkins presides and Mrs Nettie Ruckman treasurer as readings on weeds and termination are shared. The Missionary and WCTU meet at Mrs H Coleman’s. next gathering at Mrs Ben Perkins in May. Cemetery society to meet May 5 at 2 30 at Mrs Trowbridge’s. election of officers and annual report to be read. Obituary notes William Eads dies at 69 after paralysis. services at Superior M E Church. obituary to appear next week. Neighbor notices include social visits and local movements among residents including the Fouts and Sorgenfie households. several relatives and visitors are mentioned with travel and hospital notes.
Estherville residents attended a special class for normal students and hosted a luncheon in the school dining room. Local ladies attended sewing demonstrations and visits, with several confirmations of social visits and business calls. The Civics Department of the Woman's Club scheduled a special April 26 meeting to decide on funds for supervised playground equipment. First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday School at 10 and services at 11 with a Wednesday testimonial meeting and reading room hours.
The Grover Church notes 82 in Sunday School under new superintendent Harry Shook. The pastor preached on open windows aiding Daniel and stressing worship. Services follow: Sunday School 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a.m., evening worship 7:30 p.m. Bring a friend.
Superior P Mantz of Denver visits daughter Mrs Elmer Meikle. The Rebekah lodge will initiate a class of six at the next Tuesday May 2 meeting. All Rebekahs are invited. Jessie French traveled to Wallingford to visit her aunt Mrs Deni 80N. The club met Wednesday at Mrs A C Bringle’s home with eighteen answering roll call. Officers were elected for president and treasurer.
Mr and Mrs A C Andrews mourn the death of their little son Donald Nelson Andrews born July 17 1920 at Estherville died April 21 1921 at age 1 year 9 months and 4 days. He leaves parents two brothers Bert and Richard grandparents Mr and Mrs N A Andrews and Mr and Mrs C E Fuller and many relatives. Funeral at Presbyterian church Estherville Sunday 2 30 p m Rev Dirke of Graver assisted by burial in East Side Cemetery.
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