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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
On Sunday afternoon at 2:30 service in the American language will feature Prof. Oscar Hanson of Waldorf College Forest City as preacher. The college male quartet will join him singing several selections. A collection will be taken for the cause the visitors represent Latice Aldon Thursday this
Estherville Lutheran Church and Immanuel Lutheran Church announce services Bible study and choir programs. Luther League and Ladies Aid meet. Dorcas Society gatherings at various homes. Lent devotional services and a college program led by Prof Oscar Hansen noted. V R
German service with holy communion next Sunday at 10 45 am with Sunday school at 10 am. Passion services Wednesdays at 7 30 during Lent starting March 5. Prayers and fasting events, multiple meetings, and revival campaigns planned. Rev W Curry Mavis and local pastors lead sermons and songs. parish invites all.
Ringsted families hosted and attended gatherings in a busy week. Mr and Mrs Eugene Petersen and others visited Nelsen home while farewell parties honored Nels Christensen and family and Erwin Nelsen and family. Silver wedding anniversaries were celebrated for Chris Nelsen and John Schultz, with gifts and dancing. A fire damaged N G Christiansen’s home, set by a chimney spark. Anna Petersen wed Marinus Paulsen at St Pauls Lutheran Church with a family dinner afterward.
Lincoln items record Sunday visits and moves including Mr and Mrs Ike Trees and son Mayland at Tom Richards home and the Spenke and Bargman families relocating to Marshalltown. Alma Earle of Kansas and Cornelius Petersen of Armstrong are noted as deceased. School and community events span Dolliver to Estherville with farewells, dances, and declamatory preliminaries at Estherville.
Mrs Albert Dick and Mrs Grant Clark visited in Spirit Lake on Tuesday with friends. Mrs John Hemmingson left for Rake. Her mother Mrs A A Rake is seriously ill. Mrs Elizabeth Lingenfelter of Ft Dodge spent the week in Estherville. Ralph Gehnder near Terris had appendicitis operation at Birney hospital Monday night. Mr and Mrs Albert Thompson of Graettinger announce the birth of a son Monday at Community hospital. Dr and Mrs H L McMillan visited Des Moines Sunday to Wednesday with Judge and Mrs A A Herrick. Miss Lorene Koster Russell Natterstad and Richard Morse returned from Iowa City. Guests at Emet Twite home included A A Abertson family of Keister, Minn and L A Albertson of Scarville. Mr and Mrs A L Canfield spent weekend in Charles City. met Mr and Mrs Harold Cock of Freeport. Mr and Mrs Cock are related to the Canfields. Mr and Mrs Geo Weible and daughter Beverly Georgene of Gilmore City visited Estherville Sunday. Mrs Weible and baby stayed with Fred Sternberg Sr. Home. Guests at George Amdahl home included Chas Jackson family of Wallingford, Emmet Amdahl and son Garvin of Jackson, Myrtle Duncan, Sam Sandvig of Graettinger, and Joseph Amdahl family of Graettinger.
The Gospel Mission Pentecostal on the corner of 8th and Malin Sts invites all to Sunday school at 10 A M and Sunday service at 11 A M with an evening service at 8 P M. A prayer meeting will be held Tuesday at J E Herbrandson’s home and Friday service at 8 P M. Everyone is welcome. Peter's call to repent and be baptized in Jesus Christ is cited from Acts 2 38 39.
Mrs. Davi plans to return home to Albin Wyoming. Mr Willey marked his 70th birthday with a postcard shower. Jim Bacan returns from Grundy Center to work for Norm Inman this season. Rex Inman and family move in with Mrs. Mile to join the farm for the coming year. J H Merriott and William Harvey leave Elgin and Aurora after a week with relatives. Harvey Solomonson family relocate from the grove cottage to the Brown house. Harry Webber Elmer Bringle families visit the Christian home in Jack Creek. R N A lodge plans a March 1 social at Mrs M L Hatch home to bid farewell to Mamie Gage moving to Terris with son Fay. Charlie Carey recovers from jaundice and is back at work.
Mrs. John Weir entertained the Busy Bee club with a baby picture naming contest and a riddles quiz. Attendees included Mrs. E. D. Igon and Mrs. Barrett, with refreshments served at the close. Engagement announced for Lois Brown to G A Amelsberg Jr., wedding planned for April 1 at the Browns' home.
Over sixty attendees gathered for a church farewell at the Christian church in Emmet county. After an oyster supper, guests mingled for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. McMillan have lived in the county for 32 years and have been church members for 30 years.
Mrs. P. G. Gray will be hostess on Monday afternoon March 6 to the Civics department of the Woman's club. The lesson on Literature of a World Gospel will be in charge of Mrs. A. G. Bailey.
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