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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
4
DOLLIVER Lutheran G. C. Pedersen and Peder Nordsletten announce Sunday March 26 services with devotions at 230 PM and Sunday school at 136 PM. Wallingford and Immanuel churches schedule morning and afternoon services, a three day conference, Bible study, choir practice, confirmation class, and ladies aid meetings. Palestine church hosts a devotional and Dorcas society gathering.
Next Sunday services at 11 a m with Holy Communion. Announcements of the Lord's Supper available at the pastor's study Saturday 4 to 8 pm. Luther League service at 7 30 pm with Lenten meditation. Thursday 7 30 pm parish house prayer and Lenten meditation. Ladies aid meets Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs A M Fossum Jamie Kasa Andrew Frisvold and Miss Ses i and Alpha Jacobson. Confirmation class Saturday 10 am at the parish. North Star Inner Mission meets March 26 28 at Wallingford. Evangelist Ragnvald Meling new editor of The Morning Glory will introduce Kings 5 1 20. Union State Line Church service Sunday 8 pm first in a Lenten series on Christ's Cries from the Cross. Neighbor pastors assist on following evenings M C Thompson Monday A M Manns Tuesday Peder Nordsletten Wednesday. Palm Sunday services at 10 45 with Holy Communion. Ladies aid meets Wednesday March 29 with hostesses Mrs Henry Petersen Mrs Walter Petersen and Mrs Arthur Petersen 7 R.
The Church of Christ invites officers and teachers to a 9 15 Sunday meeting with National City visitant Harry Jones, a 10 50 communion service, and a six to seven week Bible course starting next Sunday. St Patrick’s Parish notes Mass at 7 15, Lenten devotions, and confessions, with upcoming Passion Time and Holy Name Society events.
The article explains creating sunlit indoor portraits using backlighting from a window. It advises using photo lights to brighten shadows for better exposure and describes camera settings for box and other cameras. silhouette shots are possible by placing subjects before a sunny window and avoiding lights or reflectors on the shadow side.
Donates Radio Supt F G Stith gives a cabinet model radio to the high school science department to aid instruction in the study of radio technology. A pressman visited the film Kentucky but was disappointed as it failed to depict the hill where all the gold is buried.
Telegraphed news states former Immanuel Lutheran pastor Dr. J. H. Ford of Valley Springs South Dakota died at his home Saturday. He led the Dunnell church from 1908 to 1913 and leaves wife three sons Rev Rueben Ford Duluth Dr Lennardt Ford Sioux Falls Howard at home one daughter Eunice Mrs Anderson Sioux Falls Funeral services will be held in Valley Springs Tuesday.
Drivers boast about escaping tight spots as a display of skill while ignoring traffic rules. The passage notes that a careful driver rarely ends up in such spots, stressing cautious approach to intersections and roadways despite thrill seeking handling.
Mrs C P Mauck is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Lloyd Allen and grandson John Lloyd plan Sunday train trip to Teague Texas as Mr J D Maukin, father of Mrs Allen, is gravely ill. Loren Book injured his foot at Harker Beauman’s Tuesday and, after hospital, goes home with a cast for weeks. VR Mrs C A Anderson returns from extended visit across Minnesota and at Waterloo. Rev A Sorlien and A A Rake visited Estherville and Wallingford with relatives. Elmer Schmidt and Mrs Wine Peterson of Spirit Lake were guests in Estherville. Miss Gladys M Curry of New York University offers a cooking class for men students to learn to cook a meal weekly for family unity.
Fanny Ferguson imposes a playful, tense plan to manage her family chores. A kitchen confrontation over a dog, a car, and responsibility leads to a proposed merit-based system with black marks and potential basement chores as the consequence. Doris offers a solution, shifting the dynamic toward structured accountability.
A fragmented exchange shows a family discussing cooperation as they move toward the garage. The line All we heard is uttered with mixed resolve and resignation, reflecting a tense, routine moment within a strained household.
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