Congregation Meeting and Ladies Aid Schedule
The regular quarterly meeting of the congregation will be held Wednesday evening at 8. The Ladies Aid of the Walther Lutheran Church meets Thursday afternoon at 2. Members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
6
The regular quarterly meeting of the congregation will be held Wednesday evening at 8. The Ladies Aid of the Walther Lutheran Church meets Thursday afternoon at 2. Members are urged to attend.
The north central branch of the Lutheran Welfare Society will hold a meeting Saturday at 3 p m with delegates and representatives from 20 neighborhoods. Georg Batten is listed as executive and will speak. A survey and study session precede worship and prayer on Thursday at 8 p m.
A historical notice reports the pastor elect Raymond Eiee will preach at 1:80. Fellowship sessions follow with a brief exhortation and an evening hour. The event includes references to a Bethlehem forest mission setting and a late evening prayer.
The notice lists morning worship at 10350 with January seven events at Universal Prayer and Evening service. It mentions Rev and Mrs Thies and youth fellowships, circles, and meetings led by Jean Hoot and others on Sunday in 1942 era style.
Fragmented notes outline a January schedule at multiple churches. Interdenominational services, Bible study classes, and teaching methods are listed. Plans include Sunday worship at 11 am, midweek prayer, baptism and communion observances, missionary guild gatherings, and a Union School of Religion starting in mid-January for six weeks.
A fragmentary notice outlines Grace Episcopal Church services with Holy Communion and a sermon by Reverend Abert Pu Burlington. It mentions a parish event on a Sunday at 9 20 and a church school meeting at 10, with interruptions reportedly not allowed.
Area families shared Christmas meals with relatives and friends across Superior and nearby towns. Guests included the Hutchinson, Miner, Bringle, Ziegler, McMuller, Plantz, and Leupold families, with visits from Leslie Johnson and Jimmy, Ruth and Hazel Leupold, and Sgt. Glen Stuart’s Chicago relatives among others. Christmas Day gatherings highlighted kinship, travel from Des Moines to Mapleton, and veterans’ furloughs in France.
The text lists Ant family and Mrs. Newton as lighter and Lyn P. Dean guests of the Lloyd Hauge family. Marie McNary is noted as a guest of her clan and daughter in law. Mr and Mrs Everett McNary are mentioned as guests, and they were Sunday guests of Parker Dunham.
Jennig Jensen Ringsted correspondent reports Victor Sorensen and daughter and Mrs Zohbon left Friday morning for Des Moines to visit relatives. Dr and Mrs Larlock Ries and daughter of Minneapolis are spending Christmas week at Martin Jenson's home. Myron Aldersen of Ruthven and Mrs Myron Aldersen were Christmas day guests at the G R Godfredsen home. Myron and family and Mrs Ivan Fair and son of Blue Earth Minnesota were visitors at the Q Hansen home in Armstrong for Christmas Day.
An Estherville man testimonials meal relief after using Sys-Tone a new herb formula claimed to cleanse bowels clear gas regulate sluggish liver and kidneys and reduce stomach upset with one reader noting immediate improvement and water line return to normal while urging others to seek the product at Cummings Drug Store.
Fragmentary note shows a meeting scheduled in the afternoon with unclear time and participants. The readable bits indicate a formal gathering labeled by initials or name fragments, but no concrete date, place, or purpose is clear. Further context is needed to define the event.
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