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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
2
Sunday program centers on Adam and Fallen Man with Hosea 14:1 as Golden Text and quotes from Genesis 1 26 27 and Science and Health. Services include devotionals prayer meetings and Sunday School at UNIONS and several church groups with Mother's Day program May 13 and various midweek activities.
Sunday School and morning service in Norwegian at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Lord's Supper during the service. Luther League Sunday night and prayer meeting Thursday night. Confirmants Saturday morning. Ladies Aid postponed to May 11. Immanuel Church holds Sunday School and service in English, Light-Bearers meet Friday night May 12. Palestine Church devotional at 11 A M and Mother's Day program Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Confirmation class Saturday afternoon and Ladies Aid May 10 at Stephen Alver home.
Pastor Linus Heidt leads at corner of 8th and Main with Sunday School 10 A M and sermons at 11 A M and 8 P M. Weekly Tuesday and Friday 8 P M services. Additional Olson Hall meeting in Superior Wednesday 8 PM and street meeting Saturday 8:30 PM south of Emmet County State Bank. All welcome. St Mark verses urge watchfulness.
Superior Odd Fellows and several club groups held meetings in Estherville and Spirit Lake. Eight men joined the Grand Order. Mrs H E Olson helped with resolutions. Hasbrook and Johnson led Home Furnishing lesson. Several residents attended a Spirit Lake concert and a Dickinson county church choir contest.
Rev and Mrs Strong and four children return from Des Moines and Stanhope. The Lewis and Olson families attend county Auxiliary meetings. Charlie Lewis family returned from Alden after death in the Lewis family. Death of Rev G F Wood in Citrus Grove Florida. Temperance meeting in Arnolds Park. Mrs H K Overland leaves for Casa Grande Wyoming. Ludwig Lund family of Rake visits Lewis home. Sam Thornburg and Paul Kirby as dinner guests. Bernard Walsh visits from near Terris. Emersons visit Spencer. Amno Relnitz buys Borden Co cream business. Reforestation camps planned for local youths Coyne Russell and Meredith Strong. North Superior defeats Superior 6-5 in baseball. School board re-elects faculty with 40% pay cut. music teacher eliminated. Cemetery society meeting May afternoon. Fire alarm at parsonage. kerosene jug spilled but limited damage. Temperance workers to meet May 5 with Rev Foxworthy speaking. Laverne Heyer honored at dinner party and shower. bridge played. multiple attendees listed. Orville Chesley and Anna Palmer marry in Estherville. plan farm near Spirit Lake. Spring thaw and beer foam joke.
Mrs R N Rousseau and Mrs H M Lambert hosted the Ace High bridge club with a one o'clock luncheon at Ralph's then bridge at Mrs Rousseau's. Guests included Mrs Frank Weaver, Mrs G K Allen, Mrs Ed Strube, Mrs Ed Brams, Mrs Roy Brown, Mrs Fred Albertson, Mrs C F Rewen, Mrs W J Tims, Mrs N R Ellsworth and Mrs Robinson. Nine was pinch hitting for Mrs G H Raife. she won high score. The Triendid Bridge club was entertained this evening at Miss Priscilla Booth's home with Miss Lois Inman assisting. Mrs Norman Maine hosted friends for her daughter Margaret Jean's tenth birthday with games and supper. Robert Macdonald was honored at a buffet supper hosted by Mr and Mrs L E Stockdale. guests included Mr and Mrs RA H Drey, Mr and Mrs J L Hoye, Dr and Mrs S G Ewen, Mr and Mrs James White, Miss Jessie Hepp and Mr Macdonald.
Cromwell dissolved the Long Parliament and called a new convention of religious men. The 156-member Little Parliament focused on scripture, prayer, and exhortation. Among members was Praise-God Barebone, a London feather merchant, whose zeal inspired the nickname.
Two aging thieves, once Dartmoor comrades, hid among the spoils in a west country mansion drawing room. They accused each other of treachery and fought until a police surgeon attended to them, waking them to the arrest. The piece ends with a wry note on political optimism.
City council enacts rules prohibiting prisoner outside contact and outside contact with them. All articles must pass through a police officer. Penalties include up to 30 days imprisonment or up to 100 dollars fine. Ordinance to take effect after passage and publication. May 3 1933. Mayor M K Whelan. City Clerk R O Clark. Also Estherville Iowa amends ordinance 39 on street cleanliness to ban advertising in or on vehicles. May 1933.
A florid notice hypes a romantic thriller described as a world thrill, likening it to timeless love dramas and promising emotional depth. It frames the tale as a dramatic pursuit of passion, fate, and consequence.
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