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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1934
Page
2
The Vindicator Republican is listed as second class mail matter under federal statute with an approved date of March 6 1878, indicating postal designation and entry at the Estherville Iowa office.
Forenoon service with Lord's Supper in Norwegian at 10 30. Young People's meeting at 8 pm. Prayer meeting at Ligdvig Larsen home next Tuesday 2 pm. Dorcas Society meets Tuesday March 27 at 8 pm. hostesses Mrs Art Amonson Mrs Chester Tor rerson Mrs Maria Jacobson Miss Barbara Thoreson. Ladies Aid meets Thursday March 29 at 2 30. refreshments by Mrs Andrew Iverson Mrs Theo Torreson Mrs Raymond Herum Mrs Joe Herum. Deaconness Home collection. IMMANUEL CHURCH Confirmation class Saturday 2 pm at Martin Oleson home near Haifa. hostesses Mrs L S Berge Mrs L Gardner. Ladies Aid Wednesday March 28 at 2 30. PALESTINE CHURCH Devotional meeting Sunday 11 am. Young People Sunday night 7 30. Dorcas Society at Carl Heggen Saturday afternoon. V R
Christian Science advises viewing business as a mental activity rooted in divine Mind. By rejecting fear and wrong thoughts, a businessperson aligns with infinite good, leading to honest, efficient, harmonious activity and improved affairs. The piece cites Jesus as a model of spiritual reflection guiding daily commerce.
The McKinley P T A will meet in the school house Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend. Miss Lois Inman entertained at two tables of bridge Saturday evening for guests Mrs. W. J. Haycock and daughter Cleo of Tracy, Minnesota. A luncheon followed.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church hosted about fifty members at Mrs. John Darling’s home Monday evening. Miss Marjorie Crumline played a piano solo and a Stewardship play was staged by Mrs. M. E. Wilson, Mrs. L. Z. Bingham, Mrs. R. O. Clark, Mrs. Shubel Owen, Mrs Robert Knight, and Miss Camilla Hansen. The evening concluded with games and light refreshments.
The Catholic Daughters hosted a covered dish supper at city hall with a business meeting and St Patrick day decor. Ralph Rousseau entertained guests at Ralphs cafe and at home with bridge, high score won by Mr. and Mrs. Gail Morse, other attendees listed. Civics Current Topics of the Woman's Club met with Miss Edna Barker. Mrs. George Robb led lessons. Mrs. C Alt celebrated a surprise birthday with C O U and Lively Eight members. list of attendees provided. Browl hosts and club members gathered for afternoon activities and refreshments with many names noted.
A city gardener should plan and practice crop rotation to maintain soil nutrients and high quality yields. Classify vegetables into four families cress and mustard legumes umbels and nightshades and rotate accordingly. Include follow-up crops and year-to-year planning to avoid planting the same vegetable in the same spot.
Mrs John and Pratt of New York appointed chairwoman of a new Fine Arts Foundation. The three year drive will promote art and support American artists, including deteriorating and improving art in schools. Several local residents were noted in social and health service activities, with mentions of hospital treatments and community visits.
Miss Florence Olson hosted a bridge night Monday with two tables. Guests included Dorothy Schmidt, Madaline Hillestad, Lila Archer, Marie Overholt, Marion Fagre, Clara Waldee and Denise McNally. Mrs. Fathryn Schryver hosted Past Noble Grands meeting Friday with a business session, social evening, and lunch.
Philathea class members plan a 6:30 dinner at Mrs. Elmer Jackson's home Thursday evening.
A list of property transfers including Howard Schuder to Lincoln Joint St Land Bank on WD 8-25-33 for $1 and locations in 28-98-32, Buckley J J to Geraldine Buckley WD $1 in 3 é, & Block 58 O P Esther, H B 3-44-24 QCD $1 Lots 1 2 and 3 4 Block 27 Bevis L S wife to H D Ball 21-33 60 acres in 7-988-33, John R and wife to Annie Rossurg et al QCD 1-16-34 $1 Lt 2 Bick 6 O P Etherville, Rosburg Annie and husband et al to John R Weir QCD 1-16-34 $1 N4 L 6 and Plat of NE 14-99-34, E H Hanson Co Treas to Louise Loeschen Tax D 3-17-34, Ms A in E s NW 4 SE 24-99-34.
For sale liver and white Springer Spaniel puppies from champion sire and imported dam. Good hunters. Prices range from 25 to 35 dollars. Contact W. E. Deming.
Otto Kruse underwent a minor operation at Birney hospital. Families and friends travel between Armstrong and nearby towns to visit ill relatives and attend events. births, illnesses, and travel to Fort Dodge, Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Cedar Falls are noted. Local residents and visitors include the Weibles, Sternbergs, Finchs, Johnsons, Callers, and several Iowa State College students, with church group Dorcas Society meetings and teachers' meetings mentioned.
Past twenty years she attended the Methodist church in Superior. A kind cheerful person who never spoke ill of anyone. A devoted wife and mother, happiest with her children. Survived by husband, one son Harvey Winters of Spencer, five daughters, seven grandchildren, four sisters and three brothers. Two sons preceded her in death.
Emma Louisa Abreng born August 4 1872 in New Hall Iowa died March 9 1094 at 61 years 7 months 4 days. She married Win F Winter October 3 184 in New Hall. They lived in OBrien county Jackson Minnesota and Dickingod county near Supertter now deceased. Baptized October 35 1872 baptized Lutheran later attended Presbyterian church at New Hall.
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