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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1928
Page
2
Huntington area notes list Epworth League rally for Jan 3 with supper, a Bible study night, and church social events. Family visits include Rosburgs, Dahl sisters, and Jacksons. local Farm Bureau gatherings, birthday dinner, and installation of L OA group. Emmet Consolidated basketball and community notices wrap up with officer elections and Aid meeting set for Jan 18.
Report details county seal sales from multiple districts with teachers, Supts, and pupils listed alongside amounts. Includes names such as Mary Benesh, Bessie Benesh, Ethel Pannell, and Marie Sorum as county seal sale chair, plus births reported Milton Leslie Jorgensen and Norma Doretta Wilkinson.
Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer meeting. Cottage meetings Thursday at the homes of several locals. English service next Sunday at 7 30. Deacons devotional at 11. Prayer Thursday 7 30 at Victor Ingvall’s home. Junior choir Friday 7 8. Confirmants Saturday 10. State Line Lutheran Church services 11 next Sunday with Luther League lunch and 2 p m devotional. Nasby home prayer meeting this week.
Dolliver and Huntington churches announce services for January 15 with Sunday school at Dolliver 11 o clock and Huntington 10:30. evenings feature Prohibition focus and a lecture Trust Your Eye. A January 29 illustrated Quo Vadis lecture and later a religious play The Gift are teased as upcoming events.
The Presbyterian Church reports two fine congregations last Sunday with a noted duet by Miss Reidesen and Mrs John Greig. A large evening choir used new song books, described as the best evening of song yet heard. The Missionary Society plans Union Praise at our church February 24. Mrs W E Bradley and Mrs John Rholf host East Band next Thursday. Women politics hold regular meeting at Mrs Shadle’s Friday. All services next Sunday at usual hours. a solo is promised by Mr Albertson. The session and board vote to donate old hymnals to Grover church. Reading the book of Matthew is encouraged for this month. over one hundred are reading it. More booklets are being sent.
Otis L. Lang, Pastor, announces English service next Sunday at 10 30. Sunday School meets at 10. Annual church business meeting Sunday 2 30. 380 attended Sunday School last Sabbath. expect 400 next week. Day of Prayer for Missions Friday Feb 24 at 3 in Presbyterian church. Church Night starts Jan 18 social. Prohibition movement topic at Sunday service. Womens Home Missionary Society Birthday party Friday 3 at church for Building Fund. Preparatory class meets Saturday 10 p.m.
Church of Christ reports a better Sunday with improved Sunday school and worship. World Prayer Day will be observed on February 24. All Sunday school teachers and officers meet Friday at 7 30 PM at the parsonage. West Band will meet. On Thursday January 12, Mrs Gilbert Flindt hosts at 508 North 4th Street.
Iowa Auto Parts Co. advertises top prices for beef hides and raw furs. Located west of Rock Island Depot with phone 170. Attentive buyers and prompt payment noted.
A church bulletin outlines a Friday meeting with Miss Kate Lyman, notes Bible readings for the Gospel of Matthew, and invites attendance at Sunday school, morning services, basket dinner, and a 2 o'clock congregational meeting. It mentions an afternoon address by Brother Hurst of Spencer and a special Sunday 11 o'clock service with Life as the Jan 15 theme.
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