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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
1
The note asks all to attend church this summer and keep Sunday for worship to support community. It mentions morning preaching at 1 o clock and evening joint service with the Church of Christ for the Pastor's last service. A topic on a Christian is promised and prayer on Wednesday evening.
Sunday services at 11 o clock with the theme God the Preserver of Man taken from Psalms 16 1. Golden Text Preserve me O God for in thee do I put my trust. Sunday School at 10. Wednesday evening service at 8. Free public reading room open Wednesdays and Saturdays 3 to 5 PM with Bible and authorized Christian Science literature available for reading or purchase and Mrs Eddy works in the circulating library. Public invited to attend.
The church announces Children's Day next Sabbath with a morning service featuring music and infant baptism. Sunday School Board meets Wednesday at 8 pm in the Ladies Parlor for Rally Day prep. Vacation Bible School progresses. some remain unregistered. W. HUM. S. meets Friday at 3 pm with a demonstration and officer elections. Algona leads in Sunday School attendance.
The Church of Christ led by Pastor H. L. Olmstead observes Children’s Day with a 11:00 AM worship program featuring children from all departments. Regular services include 9:45 Sunday School, 7:00 Christian Endeavor, and an 8:00 evening union service. The week’s events highlight Ladies Aid meetings and a town Christmas Society visit by J Arthur Dillinger on June 19.
A compilation of church activities from Wallingford and Immanuel Lutheran parishes including confirmations on various days, Sunday School and Bible classes at 10:30, Luther League at 8:00, Ladies Aid meetings at homes, and bazaars planned for Friday June 17 at L. Berge’s home and similar gatherings at Mrs. Andrew Vorland and other hosts.
The Estherville Lutheran Church announces Sunday services led by laymen. Ladies Aid and Mission Society meet Thursday with hostesses Mesdames J. Sandren H. M. Knutson G. Lee and Mrs. Lulu Knutson. Midweek Bible Study led by Mr. Holte at 8. Project envelopes may be delivered to Mabel Olson at Rexall or to treasurer Olive Nelson. Bible Conference by Lutheran Bible Institute of St Paul begins next Wednesday and runs nightly through Sunday with Rev Odd Gornitska in charge. Luther League Bake Sale next Saturday at Leonberg Kilgore store. Senior choir rehearsal Tuesday at 8 at the church.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Otis L Lang pastor announces German services at 10 30 Sunday morning Sunday school at 10 Thursday Walther League meets at the parsonage. Local residents make short visits and plan trips with relatives and friends across several towns. community notices record teaching, travel, and births.
Spirit Lake residents and visitors are featured in a community roundup detailing visits, family news, weddings, farm activity, and local business. Highlights include Glenn Slingerland and Thressa Stiedl wedding, births, travel to Des Moines and Emmetsburg, bake sale success, and numerous engagements with neighbors, farms, and autos across Estherville, Algona, Ringsted, and surrounding towns.
A catalog of car owners and models across Estherville Ringsted Armstrong Wallingford and surrounding towns. Names include K N Giep Claude Seeley Frank Olson A Monseika H H Peterson B O Walden Mrs Mary Dundas John Donahue O D Olson and others with makes such as Chevrolet Ford Buick and Whippet. A stray line expresses hope nations avoid war over disarmament.
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