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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1924
Page
6
The readable fragment lists RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Bonds and Securities Overdrafts and Banking House Furniture and Fixtures. It notes a TD 16,000.00 value for Banking House and 1,240.00 for Furniture and Fixtures, with Due from banks and bankers cash and cash items present.
Moderate weather boosted attendance at Union Baptist Church services. Misa Colt discussed Junior Department plans and problems in religious education, with evening focus on home education. A 10 week teacher training course was planned starting soon, plus expanded Sunday night services through March. Various meetings and fellowship activities were announced.
Sunday services listed with times for English and Norwegian worship, Sunday School and prayer meetings. Announcement notes missing Bible school members, a lost item reward, and an upcoming Walker Curtis Evangelistic Company visit on February 3. Also urges reading Acts of the Apostles daily and warming notices about the church heating and coal supply.
The notes describe options for veterans under the G I bill including loan and interest redemption during the twenty year life of the certificate and vocational training aid. The vocational aid allows use of adjusted service credit valued at $1.75 per day to finish education interrupted by the war.
Farm and home aid program offers adjusted service credits based on length of service plus twenty five percent for improvements on city or suburban homes or farms. The Auxiliary meeting was postponed due to cold weather with only two ladies attending at the Legion club rooms. Mrs. C F E Barnes of Garner plans to speak on Auxiliary work in Estherville, and members are urged to be ready when called.
Fred Hurd returned home after a weeks visit with sister Mrs Ira Island in Blunt South Dakota. Local residents attended a Christmas tree program at Lost Island church. Several families shared Christmas dinners at the homes of Egeland Dewall and Ness relations. Olaf Thoreson noted to have a radio at his home. Others visited relatives in Elmore Estherville and Minneapolis.
New York City adopts a plan to grant paid leaves of absence for study travel or rest to teachers with ten years of service. Leaves may be taken after 10 years for study or travel, after 20 years for rest, and subsequent 10 year increments. The board of education may approve these leaves across the staff for up to one year. Educators expect benefits for students and overall results.
Notice from the District Court of Emmet County Iowa of a hearing January 29 1924 in Estherville on a petition by estate executors to mortgage western half of Section 34 Township 100 Range 39 Osceola County for 21000 plus 6 percent interest and commissions and to mortgage eastern half of Section 15 Township 99 North Range 33 West Emmet County for 28000 plus interest to pay creditors and administration expenses. Numerous named parties and trustees are listed as interested. Attorneys Morse & Lee represent the executors.
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