Estherville Vindicator and Republican notices and local items
The Estherville Vindicator and Republican reports price rises due to government actions and war-time effects, calls for better streets, critiques a county official for high salaries, notes Wilson and British plan sentiments, discusses electric service proximity to Estherville, and promotes a Centenary Rally in Superior Iowa with details on program and speakers for March 18, 1919. It invites all residents, with no charges or collections, and offers child care during events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Superior
Iowa
Methodist Church
Hie
Maireh
A. D
Reserve Bank
Gregaia Elect Ty
Bankera
Federal Reserve Bank
Legal Tender
National Bank
Sae
Eeeas
Dean Sneer Hee
Cei
Treasury
Eeerry
Bue Clearing House
Eee Cee Eee
Among the Churches at Union Baptist Church
Rev. J Arthur Hurley leads services as church looks to Easter attendance and a possible new building. Sunday School drew 143. next Sunday shifts to B Y P U in the evening with no 6 30 meeting. The morning service to be the year’s most important, deciding on building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Union Baptist Church
J. Arthur Hurley
Hurley Wi Rene
Church notices invite broad attendance and events
The text invites men to lunch at 6 and a program at 7 30 with a social hour. A Thursday 7 30 prayer meeting on restraining love 11 Cor V14. Sunday services praised, sale by Mrs Dr Gaarde well received. Missionary tea at Brother Keeler home Wednesday. An operetta planned with Ladies Aid and a Friday rehearsal with an orchestra. Mrs Compton requests two songs: Silver Threads Among the Gold and Home Again by Harry Van dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Streets
Gaarde
Keeler
Ladies Aid
Ruef
Methodist Episcopal Church Plans and Attendance Notes
The Sunday School reports 214 in attendance despite slushy streets. The S S has adopted the Cross and Crown system with a gold button for regular attendance. An orchestra will begin in Sunday School. Mr Hipple is appointed class leader with Sabbath meetings at 10:00 A M. Des Moines centennial figures are brought back. The Es therville allotment is 3219.00 yearly, total 3600.00 for five years. Women’s groups and stewardship events are announced with a pep meeting forthcoming.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
S. S
S. 8
Hipple
Des Moines
Estherville
Church of the Living God
Ladies Aid Society
Eee Will Meet on May 5 Topics Eso Sen Saya
A meeting is set for May 5 to discuss topics labeled Eso Sen Saya. The notice notes the date and subject but provides limited context about participants or location.
The Great Object in View Lent services and events
The church schedules Lent programs with Beulah and Handeland recitations and special music. J M Walden of Wallingford headlines an address. Evening prayer meetings discuss the Passion every Thursday at 7 30 PM. Choirs meet Friday. confirmant class Saturday. Community groups plan socials and aid meetings.
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Beulah
Handeland
J. M. Walden
Wallingford
L. A
Mesdames A. QO. Myhre
C. Jeglum
Vaarblomsten
S. A. Berge
A. Berge
Bank Statement Sworn March 11 1919 by Emmet County Officials
Total Resources State of Iowa Emmet County banking officers swear the statement is full true and that assets are bona fide property of the bank. Notary Byron Coon notes the oath dated March 11 1919 with directors cited. Dudley Buck relates music and Mrs Gaard’s praise.
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State of
Iowa
Emmet County
G. Zeeman
Andrew’ Smith
Andrew Smith
Byron Coon
Emmet
Jno
E.greig
A. D. Root
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The
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One Vindicator
Billy Baker
V-R
Wilson
France
Denver
Henry Watterson
League of Nationals
Furte
Grover
Armstrong
Graver
First Church of Christ Scientist Public Library
Sconberg Eldg
Gruver and
Maple Hill Churches
Nichol
Presbyterian Church
Total
Dudley Buck
Mrs. Gaard
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