Vindicator and Republican Advertisement Note
The Vindicator and Republican weekly issue sells at two dollars and fifty cents with co editor credit noted.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1941
Page
2
The Vindicator and Republican weekly issue sells at two dollars and fifty cents with co editor credit noted.
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts religious devotion on Thanksgiving with hands on chores around the home. The writer admits imperfect observance yet expresses reverence for gratitude, self honesty, and a desire to deserve respect through personal integrity.
The piece notes Saturday night remains central in American life with neighbors visiting and local trade thriving. It highlights Midwest towns opening recreational centers for teens offering square dances and clubs, reviving home drama and singing activities as civic groups shape future citizens.
Thanksgiving service held by Christian Science Society in Alpha Minnesota with readings from scripture and Science and Health. Service included congregational singing, readings, silent prayer, Lord's Prayer, and a Lesson Sermon on Thanks giving. Gospel verses cited include Psalms 50 and Matthew 8.1. A Purebred Berkshire boar for sale by Ray Dorschner in Alpha, Minn. Contact 2601.
The Grand theatre hosts Smilin Through on Wednesday and Thursday marking a 1941 Technicolor high. Jeanette MacDonald headlines with Brian Aherne and Gene Raymond. The film preserves the romantic flavor of the stage hit with a varied musical background, a must see on the screen.
The Republic's Sailors On Leave features William Lundigan and Shirley Ross in a cheerful comedy set around wartime romance. Lundigan flees a cadre of winter-front beauties sent by his shipboard creditors, while friends Chandler and Nazarro fuel a rumor of a twenty five thousand dollar inheritance if he marries.
AW members of the executive board of the PTA are urged to attend a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 4 15 in Miss Gidden's room in the high school building. Miss Ethel McArdle has returned to teaching after Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs Ella McArdle. Mrs Forrest Gibbons and family from Charles City visited over Thanksgiving. Genevieve Horswell of Stanhope schools spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Ellison welcomed their second son Sunday morning at Camp Davis in Wilmington, North Carolina. Mrs. Ellison is known locally as Miss Marie Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson.
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