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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
2
A community-wide religious notice outlines sermons, Bible studies, confirmation classes, and youth activities across several churches. It lists service times in English and Norwegian, Sunday schools, Luther Leagues, choir practices, prayer meetings, and midweek activities with specific leaders and homes for gatherings.
The weekly Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for February 5 centers on Spirit as God and worship in truth. Included are Bible citations from Acts 17 and John 4:24 and excerpts from Science and Health, emphasizing divine Mind, omnipresence, and spiritual reality. Local social notes mention visits, entertainments, moves, and travel among residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Bergie Munson Ringsted and others.
Mrs P Shaw and children visited Mrs John Dallman on Thursday. Numerous calls and gatherings occurred with families including Schmidts Graffs Kamp L. Kamp Frank and Verda, Bendixons, Peters, Schnell, and others. Several residents traveled, hosted prayers, and attended gatherings. Merle Felkey returned from Alendale, and school friend Earl Gaarde returned from Waldorf College. The Riverside Country Club held its annual meeting with new officers and members.
Local residents reported visits with relatives, illnesses, and social events. Guests included Mrs. Burt Lannon from Swea City, and Jessie Booten from Spirit Lake. A 6 pound girl named Juanita Marie was born to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Miner on Saturday January 28. Community activities featured Odd Fellows installing officers in Lake Park and a grain dealers convention in Fort Dodge.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Claus Martens in Emmet county. The Chas Christ family visited Alice Flatt in Richland township. Karl Kiepa aided a shipment of stock to the Chicago market Saturday night. Superior basketball boys lost to Halfe team at that place tonight.
The Ringsted public school elected new newspaper staff for the second semester. Editor in chief Helen Tunsted leads the list along with Doris Mels lahann as music reporter Lois Jane Meyers as athletic reporter Phyllis Giffen senior reporter Esther Larsen junior reporter May Ela Hohn sophomore reporter and Venus Schroeder freshman reporter Alma Jenen rounds out the team. Local social notes recount visits and guests across towns including Iowa City Fayette Mason City Swea City Kimballton Sheldon and Des Moines with families such as the Wilbergs Holens and Henricksenes highlighted.
Men are wanted for Rawleigh routes serving 800 consumers in Algona Emmetsburg Rolfe and surrounding area. A reliable hustler can start earning about 35 dollars weekly with monthly increases. Apply now Rawleigh Co Dept TA-119.8 Port City, Illinois.
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