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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
2
A fragmentary, poetic call to stand by the flag invoking Arctic shores and celestial guardians. It references sacrifice of fathers, defending nations, and immortal duty. The text ends with an unfinished citation urging “Join Nicholas Wilder.”
Church announces Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 39 a m. Bible Study and prayer meet Thursdays at 8 30 p m. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday August 20 at 2 30 p m with hostesses Canderson Lundy Ressell Olson Am dahl Hanson. Attendees invited to WMF Workers conference at Armstrong Tuberas church August 18 starting 10 a m.
Sunday school at 10 a m with no other services on August 16 and 23. Rev E E Taylor and family will be at the church for the brief notice, location on North Fifth Street.
Church of Christ in Winnebago Minnesota invites members and guests to morning worship at 10 50 with special music and a sermon by Pastor Fred D Sawyee Youth group meets at 6 80 p m Ruth Langa will lead a gathering The stewardship building and executives of the Ver pis Council meet Sunday night at 7 PM All hands and spouses welcome Plan for Galilean Service and a Gallilean event for youths Sunday evening August 24 led by Thelma Musser Anyone youth or adult is welcome to attend
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Sunday school and Haile class at 103 am. Lutheran Teague a 8 pow. Choir practice every Thursday night at 8:30. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday August 19 at 2:30 in the church parlors with Mrs. John Quested and Mrs. Harold Howard as hostesses. Aid in Estherville WATE the Lutheran church at Armstrong on Tuesday August 18 beginning at 10 am.
Grace Episcopal Church on South Street at Seroud Avenue lists Rev Donald F Haviland as priest in charge. Holy communion is set for Friday August 14 at 9 am and Sunday August 16 at 3 am. The annual parish picnic is planned for Fort Defiance State Park on Sunday August 19.
Corner of Bih Street and Second Ave North invites worship. Pastor L A Mathre to preach Nest Sunday with Sunday school at 10 0 a m Devotional meeting at 11 a m The choir and Luther suggest a picnic at the movable cue.
Old Spirit Lake schedule notes a Wednesday meet at the church 6 o clock and a Thursday Ladies Aid event at Bo clac. Christian Science Sunday lessons cite Psalm 1 9 and readings from Mary Baker Eddy’s text Heart and Soul with verse citations and quotations reflecting spiritual themes.
The Lauries' Med meets Wednesday April 26. Pastor L A Mathre and clergy listed include Clarence Bfanelind and Gerhard Olson. Specifics on attendance and times are unclear due to partial OCR text.
The Presbyterian Church in Mus tey at the lakes will deliver the sermon at Key in the regular morning service. The Mice Livingood Circle of the Christian Vinirely for Wednesday afternoon meets at the home of Mrs. Ethel Athey with members present including Mrs. Oty Klein and Mrs. Jordian Kunz. Visitors from Festhervilly Inna Falls and Crescenta attended the meeting and were hosted by Mrs. Mever and Mr. Eipple.
Numerous notices of social visits and travels across Estherville and surrounding towns. Names include Poynter Anderson Gilbert Rasmussen Nashy Owens Reed and many more. Activities cover dinners picnics visits to relatives and church events with dates and places in Iowa towns like Algona Jackson Lakefield and Des Moines.
Farmers worry wet harvesting conditions threaten oats and hay as rain lingers. Mason City residents and Armstrong locals attended a Welsh home gathering. Ringsted and Ringsted area residents visited Cedar Rapids and other towns, with travel and social calls noted among various neighbors.
Miss Friek ed Sanday from other neck race Kies vacationed with her mother Mrs Leta Kinney of Des Moines. Most time spent beveling in southern area near the stiri with playmates. Return to Des Moines to enter preparatory War in Dolliver with James Stithuan. Mrs Bealah Diartman and the Mises Marian and Verna That ar OCimaha spent Sunday calling on friends Vereabee distentioned her work da Wort ington Minnesota amid games played in Oya where Marion is Men work. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pecerest wane here from Minneapolis to visit the Perera Brothers Ole BKunteen and Me Rachel Griffith homes with relatives. P. Silman attended a fencing of the Emmet county Incard.
Gruver residents attend Lakeshore Country Club meeting at Mrs. Robert Wonds home with Misses Bush and Hogan among guests. Social lunch, upcoming Aug 28 meeting at Mrs. Williatt Hirves home. Nearby families note visits, an operation, and a funeral in Breda for Mrs. Gerd Taéting. Swan Cake birthday event includes gifts of two small electric lamps. Grover Royal Nei Tesh initiates new members. next meeting September 2 at Mrs. Frank Ramsey’s home.
The Wide Awake club met at Andrey Shultz's home with members including Mrs. Ralph Hartman Marian Hiles Betty Ann Doris Lois Natterstad Genevieve Hartman Fauntelle Hayes Elma Woods Doris Peton Helen Ressler Mildred Ressler and Audrey Shultz. Genevieve Hartman spoke on annual health examinations and it was decided to hold Achievement Day at A B Rosenberger home on September 3. The demonstration team Fauntelle Hayes and Lois Natterstad presented Keep Em Handy and several committees were formed for Achievement Day. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday August 28.
The article notes that a baby's first tooth appears around six months, with most baby teeth present by age two, and first permanent molars by age six or seven. It stresses dental care, early visits by age two, and regular checkups to prevent cavities and jaw issues.
An article profiles a lively centenarian who explains her long life and quest for a tenth husband. Dr Leonard Keane Hirshberg discusses the woman’s life rules and how science finds value in them, in the American Weekly distributed with Chicago Sunday Herald American.
The notice invites men aged 17 to 60 to enlist or join the naval reserve before indictment in the army, promising trade training and rapid advancement. Applications and physicals are at the Navy Recruiting Station, second floor of the Clay County Coach House.
The text blends quotes from Locke Lincoln Mary Baker Eddy and Galatians 6 9 praising steadfast duty and spiritual strength. It notes bones developing to a point where favorable results are never attained and urges perseverance without weariness.
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