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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
2
The Es therville financial statement in this Vindicator and Republican issue shows remarkable expenditures of the past year. A flattering balance on hand suggests prudent finances, while commentary notes the sales tax as an imposed burden on those least able to pay and already overtaxed.
Christian Science Churches will present the Everlasting Punishment lesson sermon on Sunday May 4. Golden Text from Genesis 18 25 questions if the Judge of all the earth will do right. Excerpts from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy book Science and Health are included with passages on truth and error revealing guilt and deceit.
Peder Nordsleigen pastor notes the Forest City Estherville Circuit Women Missionary Federation will hold its spring meeting at the Armstrong Lutheran church on Tuesday May 8 at 9 30 a m. Each society may send two delegates. Sunday school at 10 a m. Afternoon service at 2 30 o'clock in the American language. Luther League Sunday night.
At 8 o'clock the Luther League from Armstrong will furnish the program. Bible Study Thursday night at 8. Choir rehearse Friday night at the usual hour. Confirmation class Saturday 8:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Monday night May 7 at O. O. Ressell home. Ladies Aid meets Thursday May 10 at 2:30. Refreshments by Mrs Bert Twito Mrs Archie Myhre and Mrs O J Anderson. Ladies Aid at church May 9 2:30 p.m. Hostesses Mrs J N Iverson and Mrs Sylvester Berge. Sunday school 10 a.m. Forenoon service 11 o'clock in Norwegian. night service at 8. Prayer meeting Wednesday night 8 at Ed Stanerson home.
Several candidates announce bids in Emmet County races including for recorder auditor and state representative. Ray R Kennedy seeks re election as recorder Hattie Osmundson and Gladys M Bringle announce for county offices Dorothy Klopp and L P Stillman enter county auditor and state legislative races respectively, all subject to June primaries 1934 with Republican backing indicated.
The notice promotes James A Reid for County Auditor on the Republican ticket and asks for support in the June primaries.
A dramatic story set on the Dakota prairies portrays Silver Grenoble returning from Alaska and Mexico to a difficult romance. The novel follows Aunt Phronie, Rodrick Willard, Jason, Roddy, Paula, and Corrine as they face perplexities with hope, in Ostenso's vivid regional backdrop.
Dorcas society of the Therville Lutheran church will host a Thursday afternoon meeting led by Mrs. H. M. Knutson. Business will be followed by a lunch. Local social notes record several informal gatherings, bridge games, and parties with friends and relatives.
Public notice stating no connection or responsibility for individuals claiming to be Hoover Vacuum Cleaner agents or repair technicians. Caution readers against dealings with unverified persons and to contact official Hoover channels for service.
Wedding plans feature Miss Marie Bollei and Ed Krahmer to be married at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Iowa City with a nuptial mass at 7:30 am officiated by Rev. Father Schulte. Krahmer, son of G. H. and Mrs. Krahmer of Estherville, is an Iowa City accountant and St. Mary’s School graduate. Also noted are birthday celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. F. P. W. Lakin with a six o’clock dinner hosted by Irving Ellerston and friends, plus a Baptist Mission circle meeting announced by Mrs. G. A. Peterson on Wednesday afternoon.
Personal Arthur Tott spent Friday in Spirit Lake on business. Dawes Sconberg was a Sunday diner guest at the K. K. Nau. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lakin and daughter visited at Fenton Sunday with his mother Mrs. W. F. Lakin. The Melvin Warren family move into a West Emory street house this week. John Sandren went to Manhattan Sunday to open his store for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Mauss and family spent Sunday with local neighbors. Doris Ball of Spirit Lake visited Estherville with Clarence Lewis family and at the Nels Christensen home. Geo. Trevett returned to Stockton, Al., after visits here and Milbank following the fatal injury to Frank Trevett's brother. Roy French, formerly at Coleman hospital for high blood pressure, is home but bed-bound. his barber shop is now run by Chas. Fuss. J. 8. Hilliard and wife left for Des Moines. Mrs. Hilliard remained to run the Midland Teachers agency they recently bought.
A reader questions why Psalms are poetry if they lack rhyme. The text explains rhythm lies in thought, notes Job as the great poem or drama, and describes Job’s trials, dialogues with friends, and ultimate justification before God. Job’s impatience, courage, and faithful response are highlighted as central themes.
The pattern details a dress for girls aged 8 to 16 with size 12 needing 2 yards of 35 inch material plus a contrasting yardage. It suggests blue printed Percale with white, or yellow Plaid gingham with white, or solid color with white collar and bow. Send 15 cents per pattern with name address number and size to Dow pattern Dept in Brooklyn.
The fragment mentions WA 18 14, spa ita 2 yards of 26 inch peatortal and 3% yards monstone, suggesting construction or material measurements from a damaged OCR source.
Pattern 8179 notes how spring days and early summer alter nature and human beings, replacing dark winter hues with brighter tones and a refreshed outlook as days grow longer and warmer.
Mrs Lyle Kilgore and daughters Ruth and Jane visited last Monday at the home of Mrs Paul Anderson and her mother Mrs Ruth Cayler and other relatives. Mr Kilgore collected his family Friday to return home. Fred Cheever and Laura Cheever of Armstrong called in Dolliver Saturday morning. Miss Myrtle Larson overnight guest of Miss Florence Maron Friday. Emmet Trees of Armstrong visited Dolliver on business linked to his Ford agency. Mrs R J Womach hosted Civic club Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Iverson in charge of the study. Mrs Womach is club president.
Doctors worldwide agree there is no greater folly than buying unknown drugs. When you shop for Bayer Aspirin ensure you get the genuine article. Aspirin is endorsed as safe relief for headache and rheumatic pains. Demand and obtain genuine Bayer Aspirin for safe relief.
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