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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
2
A chaotic raid at a cabinet facility uncovered several missing items and prompted police to hold interviews with staff. Investigators are checking surveillance footage and reviewing inventory logs to determine how the discrepancies occurred.
The North Central branch of the Lutheran welfare society will hold a major meeting at Wallingford church on Tuesday Jan 16 with delegates from 20 neighboring congregations. George Westby will speak as executive secretary. Other welfare workers will participate. Session starts 2 30 PM followed by lunch. Bible study and prayer Thursday 8 PM. Confirmands meet Saturday at 19.
J. G. Hinderaker invites attendance at 11 a m morning worship and the North Central Branch of the Town Lutheran Welfare society gathering at Wallingford church on Tuesday January 16 with an afternoon session starting at 2 30 p m all welcome
The day features a 10:00 Bible school assembly and 11:00 morning worship with a sermon titled Lovest thou Me. At 3:45 missionary period, H L Lucas speaks on Why Bring the Gospel to Confucianists and Taoists. 4:50 vesper service covers The Career of Satan. A 7:30 union service at the Methodist church will be led by Rev J M Kennedy. Week activities include Thursday prayer at 7:30, Friday January 19 dessert luncheon at 815 Second Avenue North hosted by Mrs G C Warrington.
Father J. J. Keane announces Sunday Mass times with a 10 am Mass and a High Mass schedule. Communion is offered to the parish in body at the first Mass, with different groups invited on each Sunday of the month. Confessions are heard each Sunday.
The schedule lists daily and weekly church activities including Mass times at 7:16 am on Monday Wednesday Friday and 6:30 am from Tuesday to Saturday in the convent chapel. It notes Wednesday choir practice at 7 pm, a religion class for high school students at 8 pm, and Saturday 2:30 pm first sessions for Christian doctrine for beginners and children. Meetings of adult study clubs are announced on Sundays. Holy communion is distributed in the church and in the convent chapel on specified mornings.
John Cross invites members to Sunday school at 10 with steady winter attendance. Preaching at 11 AM and 7:30 PM. Wednesdays feature a combined prayer service and Bible study at 8. Participation in union leadership training begins January 18 at 7:30 PM at the Methodist church for six weeks. all are urged to attend.
The Church of Christ, Scientist sets January 14 1945 as the Sunday lesson on Sacrament. Golden Text from John 4 23 emphasizes worship in spirit and truth. Lesson comprises Bible quotations and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Palesti ne Lutheran notes a prayer meeting Thursday evening at eight. Services Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Young Peoples Luther League meets Sunday evening at eight.
Sunday schedule lists 10 a m Sunday school led by M L Grebe, general superintendent, and 11 a m public worship service. The fragment ends after public worship plans.
A weekly church bulletin lists times for youth fellowships senior intermediate junior and senior choirs church services and midweek activities at the parsonage and church. It notes an interdenominational church school starting January 18 and a Woman's society of Christian Service meeting January 19 with an executive session earlier.
Albert Husted of Maple Hills reports Sunday school at 10315 at 11. Graver notes Sunday acook at 10 16 and 11 15 church hours. The Observation of The Communion of the Lord s Supper is planned for both places at the church hour in each.
Grace Episcopal Church announces a Holy Communion at 8 a.m. followed by evening prayer and sermon at 5 p.m. The schedule will continue without interruption during the furnace installation. The general public is invited and welcome at all services.
Axel Shelveland interim pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Luther League meets at 7:30 p.m. Dorcas society gathers Monday evening with Eleanor Shaw and Julia Severtsen as hostesses. Ladies and Thursday afternoon program meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Jan 13 Bible school for all children in Junior Intermediate and Senior class with Saturday afternoon time 2 p m. Jan 14 Regular divine services at 11 o'clock with sermons on the Childhood of Jesus and the Sermon Topic Jesus and Simeon. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Jan 17 Adult Membership class meets Wednesday at 8 p m. Jan 18 Walther League meets Thursday at 8 p m.
A Father and Mother banquet will be held Friday at 5 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G Borlaug. The event invites all members and promises a supportive gathering with teachers referenced in the notice.
Joseph M Kennady notes common worship at 11 a m with scripture reading from Ephesians 5 and a sermon titled Sons of Light. Sunday school at 10 2 m, Westminster Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m, union evening service at the Methodist church at 7 80, choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Union school of religion begins Thursday Jan 18 with courses for youth and adults, circles meet Friday Jan 49 with named circles and leaders. Set aside Feb 16 for World Day of Prayer.
Leon G Triggs conducts morning worship with a communion sermon from Matthew 4 20 The Galilean Call Rev Triggs leads the sermon The Christian Youth Fellowship led by Paul Brink continues a series on Christianity in Southeast Asia Ada Gordon Circle meets Monday night Jan 15 at Mrs C C Dawson with Mrs Ora Brown as lesson leader
West Emmet residents hosted and visited during New Year’s activities. Art Larson family and Charles Waughtal household shared New Year’s Eve hospitality. Cornell Oleson and Andrew Graff groups joined Mrs C Martens for New Year’s supper. January Stick-tuit club met with a Movies program. Cleo Brown and son Mervin Ruth Brown from Ida Grove visited Milford Houge and Mrs Oliver Shonkwiler hosted tea.
Amid resignation of Mrs Griese Henry Dewall announces his buildings wired for electricity. Cousin Mr Dewall of Pocationtas oversees work as callers visit H Dewall home Thursday. Included are Mrs Martens and children, Mrs C Martens and Alice, Mrs Gerald Love, Jon and Lauraine Lennox. Farmers in the area unite to supply poles for the electric line.
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