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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text references a Wallingford Lutheran pastor and names Wes Sane and Mrs John Stanersam in a likely church notice. No clear event or date is established in the readable portion.
Braskamp speaks in China on Five Contributions Christianity has Made to the Non Christian World. All invited. Monday 7:00 P M Girl Scouts. 7:30 P M Boy Scouts. Thursday 4:15 P M Jr Christian Endeavor. 7:30 P M Bible study and prayer. Sunday July 10 Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Children may be presented for baptism.
Christian Science churches announce the God-centered Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, July 2, with the Golden Text from Exodus 20 and a Bible citation from Mark 5 about a woman healed after touching Jesus. The Christian Science textbook states Truth as God’s remedy for error and rejects drugs or hygiene in healing.
Estherville Lutheran Church announces Sunday services at 11 in English with Holy Communion. Announcement may be made Saturday at 4 30 and Sunday at 10 30. Luther League Sunday evening. Delegates report on the recent convention. Prayer meeting at the home of Martin Peter. Son or EL Ba.
This fragmentary note mentions Rotary Hands and dames in a dated style, with unclear names and places. The readable portion hints at a local event or meeting involving a group labeled rotary hands and women, but specifics remain obscured by OCR garble.
Lloyd E. Roberts of Cedar Rapids, formerly Estherville, married Dorothy Ann Thompson of Joplin, Missouri, on June 8 at the Thompson home in Joplin. The ceremony, called one of the season’s most brilliant weddings, drew 200 relatives and friends as an improvised altar of smilax, white roses, and cathedral candles framed the fireplace.
Mrs Lyman honored on Monday afternoon at an informal social in her honor by Mrs E Didon and others. Attendees included Mrs Geo Howe and Mrs D O Frias, with a bridge game and lunch concluding the event. Mrs Fred Lyman visiting, sister of Mrs Harold, guest of honor Tuesday evening.
A list of attendees at a Lake Okoboji bridge luncheon honors Miss Knutsin. Guests included Mrs Birney and Mrs Ivey. The prize for contract bridge went to Mrs Gen Lyon. Also notes 229 OBrien County farms have unpaid taxes due to money shortage.
The piece extols nighttime bait casting as a wholesome recreation, praising sport, health, and camaraderie. It touts fishing as a foundation of American virtue, highlighting enjoyment, discipline, and the bond between angler and country. Professor GEO. EESCOONGS, president of the South Bend Ban Co., is named.
A crude report describes a fishing mishap along the shore where a line tied to a post tightened and pulled a man toward the water. The crew freed a 12 to 14 inch hook and managed to land the person after reels and rope entanglement near Pass A Gril.
A historic engagement at the Roof Garden on July 29 features King Oliver's colored recording band with former member Anson and notable figures Morne Set and Erenert Wooo, in a special appearance and notable reunion.
A garbled fragment notes a price change for meals to five cents and mentions authorities and a care guide. The text is unclear but hints at community discussion surrounding affordable meals and a man in a room, with references to old days and social care.
Notice that dog licenses are due and must be purchased. Unlicensed dogs will be captured. Tags can be obtained at the City Clerk's Office. By order of M. K. Whelan, Mayor.
The Emmet County Republican Central Committee directs the county convention be held at Estherville courthouse on July 1932 at 11 00 AM to elect delegates to the State Convention in Des Moines and to the State Judicial Convention in Cedar Rapids plus delegates to the District Judicial Convention in Emmetsburg. Dated June 27 1932.
A city ordinance bans firing firecrackers of any size within city limits. Violations may be prosecuted by 4M K. Wrelan, March.
A flurry of visitors and departures fill Estherville area events as residents travel to and from Adel Tulsa Cedar Rapids and California. Notables include John Logan visiting his brother Frank, Mrs. Ada Hewlett visiting her sister in town and Miss Alberta Anderson and Miss Grace Martens heading to Pasadena. Local grand commandery sessions and family reunions are noted along with hospitalizations and travel to Osage Los Angeles and Bismark.
Mr and Mrs W O Kaufman of Oklahoma City and Mr and Mrs J P Kirby visited last week. The Kaufman party were summoned to Iowa by the death of Lyle Kaufman at Greenville.
Edson R. Waite argues Shawnee Oklahoma cities must be progressive and aggressive to prosper. He says industrial expansion raises property values and living conditions, diverse employment stabilizes economy, and continuous advertising benefits public growth. Cities are built by people, not resources.
Ted Weems headlines at the Roof Garden Arnolds Park on Saturday night, delivering a lively program of dance music and orchestra entertainment for guests and visitors.
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