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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1934
Page
2
Missouri Synod Reverend Otis L Lang announces a German service next Sunday at 10 45 AM with Sunday school at 10. English Passion Service Wednesday at 8 PM. Public invited. Children’s instruction class Thursday at 2 PM in the church.
Estherville Lutheran Church outlines Lenten services and Sunday School times with devotional meetings led by the Deacons and pastor led Passion Story study. Ladies Aid and Willing Workers activity planned with hostesses and serving, Dorcas and Confirmation class details provided. Union State Line Church notes services and a Lenten offering with a Wednesday meeting.
The Stan dard Bearers meet with Lois Hedwick Thursday at 530 PM and church officers and teachers hold the regular monthly Sunday school meeting. Sunday services include Sunday school 10 AM worship 11 AM and leagues at 630 PM and 730 PM with Epworth choir singing. The high school League leads the contest and on March 12 local young folks host guests from nearby charges.
St Pauls Ladies Ald entertained Mr and Mrs Daniel Sorensen at church parlors on Saturday for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Gifts were given and a short program followed by lunch. Edna Sorensen left for Rochester Minnesota Monday after visiting Rochester area. Ruth Jensen visited Ben Klatt at Fenton Sunday afternoon. Hans Madsen family and Nels Jensen family were dinner guests Friday.
A doctor notes harsh laxatives harm the system and urges liquid laxatives for regulated, non habit forming relief. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as gentle, safe for mothers and children, with a pleasant taste and easy dosing, available from all druggists in large bottles.
B P O Ellis will host a stag dinner at 6 30 pm and a lodge meeting with initiation of new members A E Stringfellow E C Corry and C R Rhodes. Entertains Informally Mrs C and Cavin hosted Saturday afternoon dinner for Indy friends. guests included Mrs J M Cummings Mrs J H McKay and others. A Service Star Legion meeting is planned Thursday March 1 at 2 30 pm with hostesses and social leader noted.
Reverend Laurits Pedersen visited Albert Lea after Mrs Pedersen stayed with her parents Rev and Mrs Bondo. J P Jensen owns a new Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs H C Jensen, daughter Rosa and Ardys visited J R Schmidt home. Elvira Klatt and Donald Moore of Fenton called on H C Jensen.
Miss Morence Wilson and Miss Vera Heyer wed. the Nasbys will reside on a Petersburg farm with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nasby until May 1, then move to Jackson Minnesota. Priscilla club hosted Alpha Club at a Washington party in the Methodist church dining room attended by about 65 women. a colonial play featured a mother and two daughters, soldiers, and British officers. Betty Blazer performed a piano solo and poems about George Washington were read. Luncheon followed with red candle and cherry tree decor as guests matched hatchets for partners.
William Schloeman’s birthday supper Sunday night ended with a bridge contest. Miss LaVonagan won high score among women and Curt Lindholm topped the men. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ebeling, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rost, Eldon Wallace, Miss Irene Koch, and others. The week’s events also include a Woman’s club Fine Arts meeting at Miss Lucille Peterson’s home with lectures on Mexico isthmus festivals and related topics. Mollie Marley is recovering from a broken hip at Coleman hospital. Hamiltons and Theresa Roach visited before returning home.
F J Belden of Spirit Lake undergoes major surgery at Coleman hospital as does Mrs James White and J J Morrissey who had gall stone removal. Several residents recover from operations and illnesses while others visit, travel, or attend meetings. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs A Johanson and Glenn Hemmingson visiting, Mrs George Heyman at a railroad meeting, and Miss Evalyn Norby returning to Drake in Des Moines for the weekend.
Mrs W Walenta of Isabelle and Miss Leona Walick of Anoka visited L L Boggses. Will Owen of Saskatchewan and Levi Jones of Oshkosh joined relatives in Eatherville and at Christensen and Bennett homes. They later toured Larchwood. Attendants at the funeral of Mrs Melvin Bowen included Ray Stone Ed Bowen Belle Waters Vern, Myrtle, Bim Bemis, Clarence Erickson, Crewe Shiley, Cecil Todd, and Harold Kendall from Minneapolis Arnold Graettinger and Fairmont areas.
H N Rohde and wife to B T Rohde transfer on February 7 1934 for one dollar. P O Bunker and wife to J W Burk head transfer on February 8 1934 for one dollar. Irene Ball to Carrie Buck Gustafson on February 20 1934 for one dollar, 1 6 interest in part of SE 1/4 27-99-32 west of ditch 17. Susan White and husband to Paul Bauer on February 9 1934 for one dollar. Behrends Sebo and others to Eliza Behrends on date labeled QCD for one dollar. E H Hanson Treasurer to G O Gilbertson Tax Sales for twenty two dollars and sixty cents on February 23 1934. Parcel details include numerous lots in townships 20-99-32 and 27-98-31 totaling 814 acres.
A list of farmers and individuals such as Leonard Plath Adolph A Spies Glen Martin and others assigning corn loans to Emmet County Bank Com Credit Corp and Com Credit Corp. Values range from 51 to 3000 bushels with monetary amounts from 234.00 to 2305.00. The items reflect agricultural loan activity across Emmet County including Emmet Co St Bank and Com Credit Corp in Emmetsburg with numerous borrowers and loan totals.
A ledger of individuals and firms assigning bu and dollars to Community Credit Corp Emmet Co Savings Bank First Trust and Sav Bank and other lenders. Notable entries include Iverson Edw N 1000 bu $480 and Duhigg Chas 1000 bu $450. Other names include Fox Lloyd Meyer Geo W Hooker Edith O'Donnell and Danforth Asa H among many with varying bu and cash amounts.
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