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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
1
The Vindicator and Republican announces Adelaide Nichols as editor in a notice published in the Post Office section. It records second class matter status and a 2.50 price, with distribution on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The text argues the nation can lose the war through internal weaknesses, not external defeat. It warns against government waste and inflation driven by policy choices, urging citizens and officials to cut nonessential expenditures, reverse saving habits, and mobilize public opinion to support austerity and targeted spending.
The ceremony at the home of the bride's parents in Estherville united Miss Jordan and Dr. EE in marriage with a reception following. Guests from Mitchell and local families attended a formal garden ceremony with orchids and yellow, white, and green decor. Post wedding trip to Canada, plans to reside at 622 West Mitchell.
Mrs Roy Crawford attended a customary social shower hosted by old friends with Mr Roy Crawford as guest of honor in a convivial afternoon. The event featured warm congratulations and well wishes from the gathering in attendance.
Cedar Rapids residents Miss Marilyn Post and relatives plan visits with Mrs. Louise Post while returning from Canada. Dr. Claire Post will spend July 4 with his mother. The group then heads to Mitchell South Dakota where he has offices. Various locals are noted attending new jobs, trips, and family gatherings around Estherville and nearby areas.
Community church notices and schedules by Estherville Lutheran Church and Churches of Christ Scientist include worship, Sunday school, Dorcas and Ladies Aid meetings, Devotional and choir practices, and a semiannual business meeting. Christian Science Sunday lessons and readings are noted with service times and study sessions, plus a Wednesday testimony meeting and Saturday scripture readings.
LUTHERAN CHURCH L. A. Mathre, Pastor. Ordination services for Chester Oleson next Sunday afternoon at 3 16 o'clock. Vacation Bible school began on Monday. All children of school age are welcome whether members of the church or not. Choir practice Friday evening at 8 15.
Morning worship at 9 30 A M Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 30 Bible study and prayer session Thursday night at 8 30 Choir practice at 9 30 LDR on Friday evening July 10 at 8 30 We welcome everyone to our 4th
A gathering to be held at the Oscar Peterson farm on July at 10:80 A M features numbers from pupils of the Parochial school and a message by Rev Masted of Minneapolis. Attendees are asked to bring their picnic dinner.
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites parishioners to a Sunday school class at 10 A M and morning worship at noon with Luther League at 8 PM featuring Rev John Mason of Waldorf College. Ladies Aid meets July 8 at 2 30 PM in church parlors hosted by Mrs Ole Natterstad and Mrs W J Bryan. Choir practice Thursdays at 8 30 PM. Picnic at Oscar Peterson farm starts 10 30 AM with bring your own dinner.
The Church of Christ at comer Seventh Street and 21d holds Sunday school at 9:45 and services at 10:50. Vernon Anderson of Moyer will speak this week in Rev. Fred Sawyer’s absence.
The Okoboji Yacht Club began its sailing series with races last week and continues Saturdays and Wednesdays, plus Sunday mornings through Labor Day. The field favors XN class, with only two Class C heats on opening day. John Doud of Port Dodge on Stippery Sloop led one race. Vail and Julie Lineberger of Des Moines on C Wag were disqualified after a capsize. Nancy Baxter of Sioux City aboard Aloha won the between Doud and Linebergers race.
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