Frist Presbyterian Church Worship and Pageant
Estherville church services are listed with Sunday worship at 11:00, 16:60 misprint likely 10:60, and evening service at 7:20 in Roosevelt Auditorium. A community pageant marks the English Bible 400th anniversary, sponsored by the Ministerial Association with DeMolay aid. DeMolay and churches join in. Rupple's Klub meets Tuesday Dec 17 for covered-dish supper and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frist Presbyterian Church
Arthur G. Beiley
D. D
Les Coverdale
Ministerial Association of
Estherville
Order of the DeMolay
Rupple’s Klub
the Baptist Church
7Th
Des Moines
J. Albert Riggs
Young Peoples
Zinzer
North 6Th Street
Lutheran and church notices from Estherville area
A compact roster of services and events from local Lutheran and other churches including Holy Communion at multiple churches, Sunday school, Norwegian language services, Christmas program rehearsals, Dorcas and Ladies Aid meetings, and public worship notes. Also mentions Baptist services, Fireside Forum, and college student attendance. broad notices for Wallingford, Palestine, and Immanuel churches with times and dates in mid December.
Church Attendance Appreciated at The Friendly Church
The Friendly Church on Des Moines Avenue reports strong turnout at both Sunday morning and evening services. Gratitude is extended to volunteers who station themselves at the cross aisle to aid orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ the Friendly
7Th
Des Moines
What Should the Church Do What the Church Described in the Book
A church announces Sunday morning communion and a continuation of the prior sermon on Stewardship in the Social Order. Evening services are canceled except for a union service at the school auditorium with cooperating churches. The Christian endeavor meets at the usual time. A Christmas party for the young married class is planned with a 10 cent exchange gift. Ford D. Sewyer, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union State Line
Ladies Aid
Shirley
Local Notes From 1918 And 1915 Snippets
Reports show Dan Booth finishing a basement and hot water heating setup. A brief snow event dropped about two inches on a Saturday. Mrs. J Turner and Kenneth Turner family visited Minneapolis then returned home. Emmet County Farm Improvement Association elected officers and directors for term ending Jan. 3. Attorney Will Johnston married Geneve Frances Rubel at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Booth
John Montgomery
O. Neville
Los Angeles
Calif
Emmet County Farm Improvement Association
J. R. Horswell
James Rainey
Will Johnston
J. T. Johnston
Geneve Frances Rubel
Ladies Aid to Meet at Community Church Annex
The Ladies Aid society of the Community church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church annex with Mr Merle Redhead serving lunch. Ed Griese has been confined at home by illness for several days. Dolliver school closes Friday afternoon for Christmas vacation and reopens Monday December 30. Mr and Mrs L P Stillman, the Rev Handy and Mrs Handy attended a Regional Methodist Episcopal Church conference in Des Moines. The Moklebust family, homeless for two weeks due to a furnace failure, moved back into their home after installing stoves while awaiting a new furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Merle Redhead
Ed Griese
Dolliver
L. P. Stillman
Handy
Des Moines
Huntington area notes and community visits pass Thanksgiving
In Huntington area news, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waters visited at the Ray Sharar home near Huntington. The Clayton Schenck family near Huntington welcomed an eleven pound son born on Thanksgiving Day. Colfax visitors include Mr and Mrs Art Beatty visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Ellis. Beatty and Ellis are singers. Pearl Brown, recently in Boone, spent Sunday with her parents. Andrew Smith returns from a Montana business trip. Mort Anderson of Wilmont visited his parents on Thanksgiving. Alex Johnston was in Omaha on business. A. E. Gaylord and wife traveled to Cedar Rapids to visit their daughter Mrs Trougsedale. John Keller missed Beymer and Hendershot duties due to illness.
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Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Tom Waters
Ray Sharar
Huntington
Clayton Schenck
Art Beatty
Colfax
Robert Ellis
Beatty
Ellis
Pearl Brown
Boone
D. R. Alexander
E. B. Soper
Emmetsburg
John Keller
Beymer and Hendershot
Andrew Smith
Montana
Mort Anderson
Wilmont
Minn
B. B. Anderson
Alex Johnston
Omaha
A. E. Gaylord
Cedar Rapids
Trougsedale
Armstrong Social Notes and Local Movements
Armstrong residents share visits and housing News rounds up club talks and peace papers at the Wednesday club hosted by Mrs. C. L. Eaton. Joe Higgins buys H. N. Niemann beer parlor interest. The Churchill family moves east. Nev. Iowa visitors H. M. Wherry and Thiel family hostesses. John Blum and Mary Kathryn accompany to Ayrshire. Treats plan three month trip across several states. Knudson family returns from Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Blum
Armstrong
Minneapolis
Herb Wolf
Joe Higgins
H. N. Niemann
Sam Churchill
George Willson
Wilson
John Winkelmalen
Churchhill
New Baby Clothes Cut Kitchen Time In Market
The market features slip on baby clothes said to save 48 percent dressing time. Ella Gardner of the Agriculture Department ext service notes farm women are well dressed and informed on politics. Rubber panties laxtex stretch nine times. A form fitting diaper avoids pins and ties gently. Also tips on juicy burgers and salt reduction using potatoes in soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Gardner
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Milwaukee woman buys Cocoa Exchange seat for 2700 dollars
Gretchen Schoenleber of Milwaukee purchased a seat on the New York Cocoa Exchange for 2700 dollars signaling a notable milestone. November honors occurred for three distinguished American women, including Pearl Buck and Lynne Fontaine, with Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid receiving the Distinguished Achievement Medal at the Friendship Dinner in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lest
Gretchen Schoenleber
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
New York Cocoa Exchange
Pear) Buck
Lynne Fontaine
Rena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A. Mathre
St. Tokheim
Lars Fransdai
N. 2Nd St
The
Mesdames H. P. Qison
Harold Reed
A. Stueland
Leslie Carey
Lutheran Church
Peder Nordsletten
Wallingford
Luther League
Dorcas Society
Olina Nelson
Immanuel
Palestine Church
C. J. Hergen
Oes
Vigoroua and
Winey
BOKAR
Kate Smith
Coffer
Bevery
Kent
Nexwell House Coffee
Uneeda Bakers’ i Boda
Campbell's
Mabury's Pranents
Texac
Ttn
Rock Island
A. L. Maffer
Ows
Hudson
Hudsons
Hudson Motor Car Company
C of
Ford D. Sewyer
County News
Four Bells
Victor
Pillsbury
Golden Sun Milling Co
Jensen & Sons
Iowa
H. M. Wherry
Nevada
Alfred Thiel
John Blum
Mary Kathryn
Lloyd Treat
Ayrshire
Treat
Mr. Trel
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Georgia
Tennessee
South
Reuben Knudson
Baby
Ellsworth
Nash-LaFayette
Ero
Carl
ENS
Ron Snes
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wis
Nash
C.I.T
Fo.b
DeLuse
6Th & Howard Huckaba’s
Gladstones
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