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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
4
A writer recalls a Jan 24 gathering in Armstrong where a young speaker, trained by a drill master, argued against current policy. He warned of debt from high land prices and loans, urged lawful resistance, and urged citizens to follow the Constitution to preserve freedom. The piece ends with a Arkansas Gazette quip about sound and kindness.
Thursday evening the Wesleyan Guild hosts the Missionary Society at the church. Friday at 7:00 P M Father and Sons Banquet promises a good program and invites all men and boys. Sunday offers Sunday school at 10 A M morning worship at 11 A M a Dad and Lad service with an Abraham Lincoln address. Evening service at 7 30 P M with Boy Scouts and music. Monday Feb 12 Scouts meet. Wednesday Feb 14 choirs meet.
Gospel Mission Pentecostal outlines Sunday School at 10:00 service at 11:00. Young People meet at 7:00 with subject Self Control. An 8:00 preaching service, prayer Tuesday 8:00, Friday night preaching. Everyone welcome. Christian Science Churches hold Spirit subject in all churches Sunday February 11 with Lesson Sermon from Bible and Science and Health. Ephe sians Golden Text speaks of truth in Spirit and goodness. Psalms and Science and Health quotations illustrate spiritual life and peace through God.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Otis L Lang pastor announces a German service with holy communion next Sunday at 10 45. Sunday School at 10. Announcement for communion Saturday from 4 to 8 30 in parsonage. Children's instruction class Saturday at 2 in the church. V R.
A service of unusual interest at the Presbyterian Church features morning worship at 11 with the subject Abraham Lincoln and an evening service at 7:30. The Missionary Guild presents the pageant Renewing the Flame led by Miss Dorothy Ehlers. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts meet as appointed, with Junior CEB Thursday at 4 15 PM, and a prayer group meeting hosted by Mrs EB. 4 Sondrol Thursday at 7 90 PM. East Band gathers with Mrs McWilliams Friday afternoon for a covered dish luncheon.
Sunday dinners and suppers hosted by the Wilcox Kraft Bendixen and Newby families feature multiple households in social visits. A M and J R Hakes Produce Co begins a Jackson plant with Tool and Newby moving to manage. Chittenders and Moncelles relocate. A fifty-guest wedding shower honors Mrs Kiehl at W O Eckley’s. Margaret Isaac marries Ed Rich at Spirit Lake. they’ll reside in Emmetsburg after March first. Cemetery officers listed for 1934. Ladies Foreign Missionary society met. Paul Namtvedt out sick. Frank Chapman welcomes a daughter.
Saturday events at Collister hospital Spencer and Birney hospital Estherville show illness and visits. A busy week features social gatherings at church parlors and library meeting along with family visits, farm work, travel to Sioux City Grand Rapids and Athens. Funeral for 52 year old Mrs. Warren Dodge and many social visits underscore community life in early February.
Miss Ruth Stearns and Carl Van Horn were Sunday guests in the Harold Graff home. Edward Egertson and sons Donald and Vernon visited the Henry Egertson home. Verna Velma and Maxine Schmidt spent the week with John Graff. Grace Martens visited Harold Graff Wednesday evening. Henry Egertson and children were Sunday visitors in the Syverson home. William Woodyard called on H. W. Woodyard Friday. P. T. Schmidt returned from Iowa City after a week with Mrs. Schmidt, who is hospitalized there. Miss Florence Hoover and Howard Elkin spent Sunday afternoon with Harold Graaf. Carl Elsen of Crnettinger cared for the Raleigh elevator during Schmidt’s absence.
Mrs. Clara Schmidt of Raleigh underwent an operation at Iowa City last Thursday for a rupture. Her condition is reported as fair. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Canfield returned home Monday from Laverne where they spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Canfield, the parents of Mr. Canfield.
Mrs. Eli Erickson learned Friday of her sister Mrs. Ed Anderson’s passing in Los Angeles. Eager for kin time, Mrs. Marion Butler and daughter visited Roy French’s home, with Mrs. Butler’s family staying two weeks. Enroute, Mrs. Broms Leila Broms and Elia B. Jones biked home through dust, while Leo Kelm, a St. Paul student, visited kin in Eptherville before heading to Emmetsburg.
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