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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
4
English service next Sunday at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 00. Passion service in English next Wednesday at 8 00. All invited to attend these Lent services held cada Wednesday evening. Children's instruction class Saturday at 2 00 in the church.
Maxwell A. Lowe presides as Bible School and worship services fill the day with 9:45 coats, 11:00 morning worship, 6:30 gospel service, and a 1:30 East Side band meeting at the parsonage. Midweek Bible study Thursday at J. B. Shannon’s home and choir rehearsal Wednesday night. World Day of Prayer Friday at 2:30 hosted by multiple churches at the Christian church with an invitation to all ministers. Brother C. W. Cauble to visit for eight days starting Sunday. renowned for church dedications.
The Methodist Church invites all to a Day of Prayer for Missions Friday at 3:00 P M at the Church of Christ. Sunday School starts at 10 A M with Morning worship at 11 A M. Evening service at 7:30 P M. Epworth choir to sing. High School and Senior Leagues begin competitive attendance next Sunday evening to win points for their groups.
Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor L A Mathre schedules Sunday School at 10, a devotional meeting at 11, Norwegian service at 2, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at G Hibness’s home. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. hostesses Mmes J M Welden A H Nasby Weldon Moore and Gladys Bringle. Confirmation class Saturday at 10 A M Parish House. Union State Line Church holds English service next Sunday at 10 45 and a Wednesday session at 2 15.
Church services for Presbyterian Church led by A G Bailey D D include Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 with sermon Should First Things Be First Evening Worship at 7 30 Young people chorus will lead worship. Thursday prayer group with Mrs Orvis at 7 30. World Day of Prayer observed Friday at 3 00 at Christian church. Women’s League meets Friday at Mrs W E Bradley home to discuss important business. Saturday February 17 women of the church gather for activities.
At the Orleans hotel a Catholic card party drew 500 players on Monday night with 35 bridge tables. Ed Gerloff won high score in five hundred and Dorothy Chukker of Grover topped bridge. Chairmen were Mrs. Norman Maine and Mrs. E G Stavros. Other hostesses included Mrs. Earl Kruse and Mrs. Emily Bryan among many.
The church will conduct a food sale at the Sconberg and Kilgore store. On Tuesday February 20 the Kupple's Klub will meet at the church for a covered dish supper and program at 6 45 P M.
Tuesday gatherings at Mrs. M. E. Wilson hosted Jolly Eight bridge games at two tables followed by luncheon with guests including Mrs. Oscar Sillge Mrs. William McArdle and others. A birthday dinner honored Stanley Fagre with relatives attending and a 15th birthday party for Charles Reed Jr featured candy airplanes and green white decor. Relatives also toasted Mrs. LeRoy Smith at her birthday with gifts and refreshments during a social afternoon.
Frank Van Dorston ill with jaundice. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Work announce a son born February. George Stcknew dies at 73 in Lorman Mississippi, former Armstrong banker. Mrs. J E Clifton travels to Rowan Montana for sister illness pneumonia. About 40 guests attend J C Haisman home celebration for newlyweds. Visitors from Wisconsin and Britt spend weekend with local families. Masonic school of instruction at Osage attended by G B Vandenburgh and T E Haworth. August Beck confined with bronchitis. Mrs Labert Locker travels to Winnebago Minnesota as sister Sarah Monson serves as school instructor. Mother Mrs M C Monson and sisters mentioned. fragment ends with Stolen.
Community notices list visits and gatherings among Gruver residents including dinners birthdays weddings and school events. Various families from Gruver Estherville Armstrong Wallingford and nearby towns attend receptions visits and weekend trips with numerous references to local clubs churches and school programs.
Mr and Mrs Vern Clark traveled to Sibley Thursday to visit his brother and wifeMr and Mrs Adrian Clark then returned to their Chicago home. Mr and Mrs Julius Cook and family joined their daughter for Sunday dinner honoring Mr Cook's birthday. Roy Wittchen hosted a bridge party with friends Friday. Lorraine Pickering entertained the Sophomore and Senior classes Friday evening with games and refreshments.
Superior Township residents hosted gatherings at multiple homes, with neighbors visiting, dining, and playing cards. The Petersburg and Halfa teams played, the high school girls beat Halfa 20 15, and Junior high lost 13 7 while the Community club prepares for a February 23 program. Will Rogers quote about nations and liquor concludes the item.
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