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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1924
Page
3
West Emmet notes report a Sticktuit Club Valentine party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dewall with sixty guests and a valentine lunch. Sunshine Club members read and sewed, with plans for the next meeting. Local residents attend sales, visits, and church society events amid Valentine celebrations and school valentine boxes.
Rev. A Berge presides Sunday 10 a.m. services with Sunday School 11 a.m. Norwegian 7:30 p.m. English. Rev. L O Vigdahl to preach while Berge is at Ruthven. Thursday 3 p.m. L A and M meeting. Hosts Tangen, Dahl and Vagie 7:30 p.m. Prayer at Lars Jacobson’s. Friday 7:30 p.m. Girls Chorus at parsonage. Saturday Willing Workers with Mrs. A B Anderson. Monday Feb 4:30 p.m. Confirmation class.
Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist held at 11 o clock with subject Mind on February 24. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening meeting at 8. Free public reading room open every Wednesday and Saturday after.
Church announces reading room hours from 3 to 5 PM for Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature, available for reading, borrowing, or purchase. All are invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
Epworth League draws full room as youth study "The Youth of America" led by Professor Gibson. Six week series continues with stereo slides after supper. Women excel in service with Ladies Quartette and Mrs Mauck. Pastor discusses Bible in the Public Schools amid new legislation. Attendance drive ends next Sunday with a climactic service.
West Side Country Club oyster supper at Will Swartz last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Peterson visited Center Township friends last Thursday. Ed Ziemer's hired girl vacationing in Palo Alto County. Small crowd at Friday basket social. Frank Wells attended Homesteaders dance in Estherville Friday. West and East Lie Emmet basketball at Emmet Consolidated this Friday. Mrs Ziemer visited by relatives from east of Wallingford. Miss Myer Lambert Wickens and Martin, teachers at Emmet Consolidated, attended oyster supper Saturday. Preliminary Declamatory Contest set for Wednesday. Dramatic at Dolliver Humorous at Ringsted Oratorical at Emmet Consolidated. Mrs Alvin Tredway and Ruth called at Linn Dean home. Gordon weekend at Garner. Viola Smith week with sister near Estherville. Alice Shultz ill with pneumonia but back to school. J W Clark weekend with relatives in Triumph Minnesota. Mrs J C Olson and children quarantined for scarlet fever. Richards family moving.
A vaccination school conducted jointly by Emmet and Dickinson counties was held in Superior on the 13th and 14th. Attendees from Emmet included J. J. Prochaska B. Book Henry Hogenson George Brown August Rosenberger Lewis Natterstad Chas Heinrich and Q. R. Gardner. Local residents attended various visits and gatherings around Estherville and Wallingford during the prior week.
The Estherville column pokes fun at Lincoln's anniversary and civic duties. It urges community engagement with plans for Auxiliary celebrations, membership drives, and discussion groups while lampooning local factions and national political gossip.
M. Be. Wilson physician and surgeon, office over Kilgore and Klocow How. F. W. Hanson D. C. PH. D. Palmer graduate, office over Christensen's, hours 9-12 am and 2-5 pm, evenings Monday Wednesday Saturday, phone office 105, residence 809 East Lincoln Street, telephone 810. Birney Hospital C. E. Birney M.D., res and office tel 79, special attention to surgery and X ray.
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