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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
7
An invitation to regular services on Lord's day in June with a morning program including a Bible school and the Lord's Supper, plus evening preaching and various church events. Also notes on farming topics, butter production, and local community notices including meetings, visits, and residents.
A busy Methodist church week noted with morning services a strong turnout and a thoughtful discourse on The Testimony of the Towers. Epworth and Junior Leagues planned visits and testimony on league value. County Agent Radebaugh showcased educational pictures. Weekly events include Ladies Aid Wednesday, Teacher Training and prayer Thursday, and Woman's Missionary Society Friday. Next Sunday all services at usual times except evening, with Huntington trip to help establish an Epworth League. Morning 10 30, Sunday School 12 noon. Members urged to attend.
The pastor will miss about two Sundays, no evening service next Sunday, Sunday School remains at usual times for next two weeks, Junior choir moves to 5 30 PM, B Y P U at 7, blackboard meeting next Sunday, midweek service Thursday at 8, new incorporation articles posted for member review before June 29 vote, Good Citizens Bible Class to hold a weiner roast at Dickinson's Park Friday at 7, ladies bring two weiners and spoons and cups, Mission Circle meets today with Mrs. Floyd on North Tth street.
The Free Methodist Church announces Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m. The Children's Day program is at 11:00 a.m. An address to the children follows. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. An invitation is extended to all.
Estherville Lutheran Church lists Sunday services at 10 a m with Sunday School earlier. English services at 11 am and Norwegian services. confirmations meet Thursday at 10 am. S A and M S gather in the afternoon. prayer meeting at 8 pm at A O Myhre's. choir rehearses Friday at 8 pm.
The Lutheran congregation announces Sunday services at 10 30 a m in English followed by 11 30 a m Sunday School led by Pastor J E Andreae. An Iowa State College farm advisory notes buckwheat as a promising emergency crop, suitable where other grains fail and quick to establish on difficult land.
Creditors meeting at the opera house last week approved a compromise with C W Gadd guardian for E J Breen interests. Breen to pay 15 000 in cash within 60 days and deed half interest in land near Dolliver, plus shares and 24 000 to 26 000 in personal debt. Breen to cover costs, depositors attorney fees, and suit on other partners possible. Settlement valued 60 000 to 70 000 with about 20 percent dividend. agreement must be signed by all depositors. Armstrong Journal reports widespread support.
Grace Stanley spent Sunday with her husband in Wells Ville. Mrs. Oaks of Radcliffe visited J. C. Smith home. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Oaks are long-time friends. A community meeting at the school house drew a large crowd with music readings by Mrs. Bringle and a lecture by Dr. Coleman. County Agent Merrill spoke on the talk. J. C. Smith, Mrs. Oaks, and Mrs. Wallace visited Dr. Atkins at Coleman hospital. Dr. Atkins’ condition is improving slowly. Mrs. D. M. Clump and Wayne Small brought Ruth home from Cedar Rapids, where she has studied. Ruth will teach in Sanborn next year. The Culture Club meets Wednesday at Mrs. Trowbridge’s. Roll Call asks what members gained last year. picnic is June 21. the North Superior school's play The Elopement of Ellen was well received. The Cemetery Society met at Mrs. Merriott’s. next meeting at Mrs. Judderfoss’s in July. Missionary society plans to meet at Mrs. J. Wade’s on June 29. Mrs. W. Eads returned from Minnesota. Royal Neighbor convention is Monday at Harris. Mrs. O. R. Olson and son visited Jen in Estherville. The McDonough family moved into town near Dr Turner residence. Irene Clump went to Stuart as bridesmaid for a classmate in Ames. Alice Boyer spoke on enforcing laws and the 18th amendment at church. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Emerson visited Amacaj for a Sunday with his father.
Maggie McCoy Estherville reports the Rebekah convention held June 3 in the Superior gym. Morning and afternoon programs featured welcome addresses, district secretary minutes, a solemn Memorial Harris tribute, and a Lake Park led Rebekah degree. Band music, a play from Pumpkin Creek, and a large communal dinner for about 150 attendees marked the day with pink and green decor and symbolic place cards.
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