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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
3
Editors sympathize with Bahne family on their loss and urge sanitary high test milk. Reports cover milk safety, a US census note on horses and farms, Washington tariff moves, and local Iowa items including appointments, fires, and obituaries.
Estherville Grocer Co reported selling 16 000 pounds of salted peanuts since February first, a record sale across the territory. Elks' Judge members campaigned for new members in Worthington Minn. F M Kennedy of Des Moines visited old friends and business here. formerly a jewelry partner of E M Brenneman. P C Godden of Emmetsburg, GM of Godden Monument Co, was here last Friday. Weather was fine. potatoes were planted last Friday.
In dim light the eye does not see as in full daylight. Poor illumination makes the eye dull and color blind, very insensitive to red which looks black, while green and blue objects appear gray and strange.
The weighing machine in the Bureau of Standards laboratory in Washington is described as the world’s most accurate. It will weigh the wing of a fly, a delicate measurement highlighting precision in scientific instruments.
Last Sunday at the Presbyterian Church of Es Ithaville proved memorable with a well drilled chorus, solos by Fred Albertson and Miss Lesher, and the baptism of children alongside 14 new members. Easter messages, an Easter cantata by children directed by Mrs Corrie, and a late hour address by J W Morse on the legal phases of Jesus trial highlighted a day of church life.
Attendance reached 877 as the Easter program moved hearts with chorus, quartette, and soloists under Mr Foote and Miss Gould. Sunday School elected officers led by Supt. Dr. Galloway with assistants Raife and Beymer. next week’s Communion and church session for new members announced. Women’s League Bands listed by region and leaders.
Union Baptist Church reports a good day with violin solo by Perl Bemis and a fine choir. Dr Hurley delivered a morning sermon on Immortality and an evening topic Life After Death. Youth group met well and next Sunday's program outlines Sunday School at 10 am with a quarter start, morning worship at 11, youth meeting at 6:30, evening worship at 7:30, and Thursday prayer at 7:30.
Sunday notes from Grover and Maple Hill Presbyterian churches outline Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with a resurrection theme. An annual fund drive seeks $1500, warning that lack of support could close Grover and Maple Hill churches. Pastor L. T. Hughes urges donations. Maple Hill services are at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. with Bible study and a note that Maple Hill preaching ends after April 25 due to waning interest.
The Sunday morning Easter program drew good attendance despite cold weather. Two new members joined the Church of Christ, and a Personal Evangelism class is planned for youth. The Methodist Church observed a record Easter offering of 803.93 and a grand cantata by about thirty voices. Dr. John Bushnell, D D, will speak next Sunday, with the Quarterly Conference set for April 5. A bouquet of Calla Lilies from Long Beach families was received at Easter services.
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