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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
2
Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Young Peoples Meeting at 7 and preaching again at 8. Tuesday prayer at 8. Friday service at 8. All welcome. Isa 51:11 promises joy. Christian Science Lesson on Sunday January 25 with Truth as subject and Deuteronomy 32 4 as Golden Text.
Sunday school begins at 10 A M with morning worship at 11 A M. Intermediate high school and senior Leagues meet at 6 30 P M while younger youth meet separately in the dining room and older youths use the upstairs side room. Evening service follows at 7 30 with the Young People's choir.
A. G. Bailey ministry outlines weekly meetings for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts official board session Tuesday January 30 Epworth and Morning Choir rehearsals Wednesday January 31 Sunday School Worker's conference Thursday February 1 and a congregational annual meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:00 Children’s instruction Saturday 2:00. Also church services daily with Sunday school 10:00 worship 11:00 and 7:30 pm plus Friday Women’s Missionary meeting and Monday Women’s League covered-dish supper all invited.
Mrs H E Vincent returned from Des Moines Sunday with her daughter Mrs Gibert Pullen and children for an extended visit. Mrs J F Young of Osgood attended a bridge luncheon at Mrs Dale Palmer's home in Estherville. Ed Sorum helped host the event. Carrie Heneman left Saturday for California to visit her son Walter, traveling with Paul Salyers returning to the coast after a holiday visit in Estherville celebrating the Ny Salyers golden wedding anniversary on Christmas day.
Percy Johnson returned Sunday from a weekend visit with friends at Iowa state college Ames. Sunday school attendance at Commun ity church dropped to thirty five the smallest on record. Emma Balmer Swan Lake was an over Sunday visitor at H. O. Burdette. Mr and Mrs L P Stillman hosted Sunday dinner guests Clark Armstrong Britt. Byron Tirevold moved onto Peterson farm recently vacated by Archie Crabtree. Mrs A H Pickell was injured in a fall at home. Geo Petschke Ceylon Mint guest in Deliver. Emmet Cayler and family visited Ruth Cayler in Webster City moving arrangements. Mrs Ethel Benjamin and son Pack visited O P Stow and attended Bruce Eckhart shower. Dolliver Independent beat Fenton 38 23. Post nuptial shower attendees for Bruce Eckhart of Afgha listed. Agnes Weber left for Watertown SD for employment. Florence Maron returned to school duties after illness. Half of Miss Mitchells pupils absent due to colds and mumps. Country club dinner at Chas Hendrick home. Legion meeting attended by several families. Ryan Lake club luncheon at Norm Inman home. Royal Neighbors installed officers. Carey family visited J K Carey home. Eckhart shower guests from Estherville Grover Thompson and Thompson area. Many social visits noted across town.
Miss Nellie Osberg of Estherville visited R J Rasmussen's home on Sunday. Ellsworth Meyer called at the Peter Rasmussen residence Friday. Mr and Mrs Simon Knutson and family visited Albert Brunsvold Sunday. E L Salyards and children and E W Meyers of Jackson with Mr and Mrs August Jensen were supper guests at Peter Rasmussen's home. Alfred Gilbert and family visited Gerhard Olson. Stella Rasmussen was a supper guest at Peter Rasmussen's Monday. Mrs Garland Peterson visited August Jensen Wednesday afternoon. Henry Ebling entertained friends Saturday with a Progressive Haas... prizes won by Mrs Charley Roggan and Arthur Sanderson. low prizes to Mrs Arthur Peterson and Carl Johnson. A large number helped Frank Wleskus celebrate his birthday.
A Sunday evening gathering featured a five hundred game with high honors awarded to Mrs. Peter Rasmussen and Simon Knutson. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anderson took low, followed by a midnight lunch. Earlier, guests wished Mr. Wieskus many happy returns as they departed at a later hour.
Mrs Martin Lundervold hosted a six o'clock dinner Saturday for friends to celebrate her mother Mrs M C Peterson of Graettinger. After dinner guests enjoyed bridge. Petersons won high and Mr and Mrs Sweet second. Gift presented to guest of honor.
Miss Margaret Kennedy entertained the H. C. club at her home on Monday evening. All seventeen members attended the social gathering which featured sewing and refreshments.
Junior Methodist choir members were entertained by Earl Josten after services Sunday evening. The group played games at the P. M. Brubaker home. Betty Blazer Lucille Sehenck Kathryn Blazer and Mrs Brubaker helped with refreshments and entertainment plus other guests Rev Ortmeyer Mr Sidles Mrs Sidles and Grace McClure attended.
Mrs Minnie Nurses and Miss Mil dred Nurns of Cedar Rapids plan a weekend visit to attend a birthday dinner for Emogene Griffith who turns ten on Sunday. Others visit relatives in Ruthven and Des Moines. births, deaths, bridge clubs, Dorcas Society, and social gatherings are noted with local names and places.
Bargain offered for a 6 tube console radio with tubes and batteries priced at $19.50. Adams Electric Shop advertises the item for sale in a concise classified listing.
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