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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
4
A brief elegiac verse honoring fallen guardians from old Arcturus to Pleinadas, praising living defenders who passed a last blessing from their pillows as they stood by the flag. The lines invoke celestial guards from omnipotence and a named speaker John Nicholas Wilder.
Sunday school and Bible classes begin at 10 39 a m Bible Study and prayer session is held Thursday at 830 p m The Ladies Aid meets Thursday August 20 at 230 p m in church parlors hostesses include Mesdames Gunderson Lundy Ressell Olson Am dah and Hanson Readers welcome to Estherville WMF Workers conference at Tauberan church Armstrong August 18 starting 10 a m
Rev. E. E. Taylor leads the Free Methodist Church on North Fifth Street with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and other services planned for August 16 and 23. The pastor and family will be at the church to greet attendees.
Corner of Seventh Street and Second Avenue North invites attendance at 9 46 for church school and 10 50 for morning worship led by Pastor Fred D Sawyer. Youth group meets at 6 30 with Ruth Langano leading. Committees gather Sunday night at 7 80 to plan next year’s church program and Galilean service. Thelma Musser leads a session for adults and youth.
Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Pastor L. G. Hinderaker holds Sunday school and Bible class at 10 am with Lutheran League activities. Wallingford Luther League sponsors a practical event. Choir practice occurs Thursdays at 8 30 pm. On Wednesday August 19 at 2 30 pm in church parlors Mrs John Quested and Mrs Harold Howard hostesses. aid to Estherville WME Lutheran church Armstrong at 10 am.
Grace Episcopal Church on Eighth Street at Second Avenue North lists Rev. Donald F. Haviland as priest in charge. Holy communion is set for Friday at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 8 a.m. The annual parish picnic will be held at Fort Defiance State Park on Sunday, August 20.
Corner of 8th Street and Second Ave announces next Sunday events led by Pastor L A Mathre. Sunday school begins at 10 a m followed by a devotional meeting at 11 a m conducted by the deacons. The Lutheran choir and Luther league plan a picnic at the Myhre cut- acres.
A Spirit Lake notice lists a Wednesday evening meet at the church at 8 o'clock followed by a midweek devotional Thursday at 8. The Ladies Aid will meet next Thursday with hostesses Mesdames Meyers Carey Anfinson Vierter Mortenson and Waldemar Vransdal and program leader Mrs K K Ersland.
Christian Science Churches announce the Lesson Sermon for Sunday August 16 with the Golden Text from Psalm 85 and Bible citations from Isaiah and Ushering quotes from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health. The selections emphasize Soul as spiritual, not material, and God as the only savior.
Union State Line Lutheran Church led by Pastor L A Mathre schedules Sunday August 23 service at an early hour. Ladies Aids meets Wednesday August 26. Trosteeses include Mesdames Basil Pointer Clarence Haugland Ernest Haugland and Gerhard Ofsen.
Rev. Th. J. Schneider of Muscatine vacationing at the lakes will deliver the sermon at the regular morning service on August 16. Schneider formerly served Poone.
The Allee Livingend Circle of the Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ethel Athey's home. Present were Mrs. Otto Klein, Mrs. Lydia Kunz, Mrs. Oliver Langino, Mrs. W. M. Pett coff, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Nettie Moore, Mrs. W. L. Warrington, and Mrs. Frank Andre. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hipple of Fisherville and Fred Smith with Mrs. A. T. Foote, plus Lydia Zand at the Meyers home in Graver. Mr. Meyers and Mr. Hipple are cousins.
A long chain of social calls and family visits across Estherville and nearby towns fills recent days. Guests from Alpha to Jackson share meals and attend family gatherings, while residents travel to Marshal, Fairmont, and Des Moines for illness visits, threshing help, or summer outings.
Rain hampers harvesting with potato crop at risk of rot. Mr and Mrs Win McAlpine Jene Tanet and Robert of Mason City were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Welsh home. Orcutt and Pelkey of Armstrong visited Mrs Welsh. Oertar and dames from Ringsted, Melrose Scholem an and Margaret Estherville went to Norway Town to visit friends and returned Monday. Margaret then traveled to Cedar Rapids for a short visit.
DOLLIVER Miss Imo Grace Kinney returns Sunday from a three week vacation spent with her mother Mrs Leta Kinney of Des Moines. She plans to enter pre school in about a month after returning to Des Moines. Local visits include Mrs Beulah Trartman and Misses Marian Verna Hartman of Omaha. Verna resumes work in Omaha. Marion also works there. Kenneth Peterson and family from Minneapolis visited Dolliver before school opens. L P Stillman attended Emmet county board meeting.
Lakeshore Country Club members met at Mrs. Robert Woods home for a social afternoon with lunch. Guests included Marlys Bush Kathryn Logan and many members. A August 28 meeting will be at Mrs. William Harvey Sr. The Swan Lake Birthday club celebrated at Mrs. Higgin s home with gifts of electric lamps for the celebrant. Grover Royal Neighbors initiated Harold Andrews with several attendees. Next meeting September 2 at Mrs. Frank Ramsey’s home.
The Wide Awake club met at Audrey Shultz home on Friday afternoon 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. Genevieve Hartman spoke on the Importance of an Annual Health Examination and the group voted to hold Achievement Day at A B Rosenberger home on September 3. Demonstration on Keep Em Handy given by Fauntelle Hayes and Lois Natterstad and committees were chosen for Achievement Day. Friday August 28.
The article explains baby teeth erupt by six months to two years, with most teeth present by age two and permanent teeth starting around six to seven years. It stresses early dental visits, ideally by age two, to prevent cavities, monitor bite issues, and ensure proper chewing and health as the child grows.
A lively centenarian, nearing her hundredth birthday, shares her rules for living long. She jokes about seeking her tenth husband while Dr. Leonard Keane Hirshberg explains why scientific perspectives find merit in her practical wisdom.
Article encourages men aged 17 to 50 to enlist or join the naval reserve for trade training and rapid advancement. Applications and physicals are at the Navy Recruiting Station on the second floor of the Clay County Courthouse in Spencer. Mrs. Cliff Philpot discharged from Park View Clinic on Wednesday.
A compact collection of excerpts highlights Locke on inner possession and duty, Lincoln faith in right over might, Eddy praise for spiritual power, and a Galatians 6 9 benediction urging perseverance in well doing. The passage ends with a biblical exhortation to reap in due season, emphasizing moral guidance.
The text notes that bones have often progressed to stages where favorable results are not achieved, implying a pattern of limited improvement or failure to reach desired healing or restoration.
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