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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
2
English service next Sunday at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 00. Prayer meeting in English Wednesday at 7 30 titled The Promise of the Savior. Children’s instruction Saturday at 2 00 in the hall downstairs.
Next Sunday morning worship at 10 a m with Heroic Faith sermon at 11 and 7 30 p m service featuring Cash. Evening prayer, meditation by pastor. Weekly events include Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m at Parish House Confirmation class Saturday 10 a m Adult class Monday 7 00 p m at Parsonage Sunshine Circle Thursday afternoon with Mrs Marcia Anderson Ladies Aid Thursday of next week hostesses Mrs L A Mathre et al. Union State Line Church schedule shows midweek Lent service Wednesday 2 15 p m. Henry Gilbert home this week and Jacob Bringle home next week.
Church school at 10:00 each Sunday morning with Morning worship at 11. Neighbors Day sermon titled The Second Is Like Unto It invites all neighbors not attending other churches. Evening worship at 7:30 is Woman's Night with women leading service. Proat meeting after, Kupple's Klub supper Tuesday at 6:30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7.00.
Peder Nordsletten presides at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Bible study Thursday 7 30 and choir rehearsal at 8 30. Ladies Aid plans dinner Saturday March 16. Prayer meeting Monday 7 39 at Ole Egland home. Dorens Society meets Monday night with Gladyce Garson and Hedgason hostesses. Immanuel Church Ladies Aid shifts to Thursday afternoon with refreshments by Mrs.
Joseph Brown and Mrs Mitford announce a Forengon service at 22 o clock in the American language. At in Shaw will have charge of the services.
A Sunday sermon on Substance will be the subject of the Lesson Sermon at the Church of Christ Scientist on Sunday, March 1. The Golden Text is Ecclesiastes 8 14 and cites God’s works as lasting forever. The lesson interweaves quotations from the Christian Science textbook and references Psalm 145 424. The text highlights Spirit and the divine creation, stressing the nature of God as supreme and eternal.
Estherville won against Spirit Lake with Perkins scoring 13 and Bascom 7 points to lead the champions. Spirit Lake's top scorer was Garcom with 7 points as Gossett and Blair added small tallies in a tight matchup.
The Winnebago village council in Minnesota banned all skill games including whiffle boards and pin games, prohibiting operation of such devices. The action targeted the practice of issuing chances on beer prizes after customers were allowed to shake dice for beer stakes.
On Saturday March 23 the newly organized Milford CCC camp band will travel to Sioux Falls to broadcast over radio station KSOO from 4 to 4 20 PM. The band comprises 16 pieces and is directed by Myron O Price of Milford.
Palo Alto county supervisors paid $3360 to the county treasurer, auditor, clerk, recorder and themselves at the March meeting. The sum covered salary reductions from May 193% to January 1923, a decision recently ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court.
John Donahue has purchased Henry Russell's lunch room in Spirit Lake and will rename it Donahue's Lunch and Beer Parlor. He previously operated a farm southeast of Estherville before closing out his sale.
FE Kelley, manager of the Varmers cooperative creamery in Emmetsburg and former local manager, resumes duties at the Emmetsburg creamery after three weeks away. He had been hospitalized suffering from arthritis.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fabric and material specs including lengths and yardages for S53 material and related components. Details are unclear and partially garbled, but indicate requirements for two items and several measurements in yards.
Pattern description for a little girl’s frock with bloomers, with box pleats and puff sleeves, offered by Patricia Dew in Brooklyn. Send 15 cents, name, address, style number, and size to Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept. Also brief local social notes: Charlie Parkhouse returns home from Arthur after a week with relatives, and neighbors share dinner and visits.
H L Hoffman of Minneapolis will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields for rupture at Gardston Hotel Estherville on Tuesday March 25 from 10 AM to 4 PM with evenings by appointment. The ad urges avoiding surgery and oversized trusses and notes many local satisfied clients.
Iowa State College Extension service reports 126,411 corn hor application signups by county agents as of Saturday night toward a 130,000 target this week. Townships and counties show varying progress with work starting in several areas and counts continuing to rise.
Social notes from Ames recount visitors and family gatherings. Marvin Nelson left Ames last weekend. Randolph Dewall worked for Andrew Kiem several days. Harry Lennox family hosted on Henry Dewall home. Nelson Wheatler and Henry Dewall’s family visited E C Nelson. Mrs Irving Martens attended a Methodist event. Various residents, including G G Whistler and L W Stark, joined Claus Martens in recent gatherings. Keith Nelson missed days of school due to mumps. Stitewall club meeting was postponed due to Keith’s illness.
Johns Hopkins Mrs J S Brown near Montgom ery. John Ingvall joined first etude st Dist 6 after entering Monday. Mr Mrs Henry Dewall and Miss Helen Clemenson dined with Mr Mrs Frank Anderson and Ruth Anderson over weekend. Youth party at Perry ite home with games and lunch. Martens and Willey visits. Dunnell residents at Claus Martens home. Sabo and Houge cut wood for L W Starks. A Anderson of Petersburg visited Cornell Oleson. Lambert family moved to Canon place near Slough Lake.
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