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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
6
The Wallingford Lutheran and village churches announce a Pentecost week with a Sunday afternoon program honoring mothers at 2:30. Various meetings follow including Sunday school teachers’ meeting, Bible study Thursday night, and a congregational business meeting.
An Estherville Lutheran note lists confirmation day on a Saturday with a pier and guest service, plus a special Mothers Day remembrance and invitations. Dorcas meets Monday at 8 p.m. under Ruth Nasby. Choir rehearsal slated for Wednesday.
A P Andersen reports no divine service until May 20 due to the pastor's absence. Sunday school with adult Bible class will meet May 13 at 10 o clock. Raymond Larson leads divine worship Sunday May 18 at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 45. Mid week Bible study and prayer Thursday evening, choir practice, and Confirmation class Thursday at 2 30. Zion Society meets Tuesday afternoon May 15 at the Biman Knutson home.
Divine worship Sunday May 13 at 11 16. Sunday school Sunday morning. Mid week Bible study and prayer Wednesday evening. Choir practice. Confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 30.
The Church of Christ lists services on Sunday including Sunday School at 9:45 and morning worship with communion. It notes Mother’s Day tribute and invites attendance. Drake Bible College professor Loren E B Laff will deliver the morning sermon, and Reverend Lair will speak. Ada Gordon circle meets May 21. Lutherans observe a day of prayer and thanksgiving on May 13.
Fragmentary OCR text references election of officers amid a dispute over peaceful conduct and attendance at a gathering. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the item centers on organizational leadership and a call for orderly proceedings.
The service of common worship begins early and honors mothers, with a focus on love. Missionary Guild meets Sunday at 7 a.m. for May breakfast at the state park. Union weekday church school starts May 21 for a week. Circles meet Friday the 18th at various homes.
Christian Science churches announce a Sunday service on May 18 with Adam arid Fallen Mah as the subject. The Golden Text is Romans 9 8 and the lesson sermon will include quotations from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
E B Lohr transfers to Sadie Lohr parts of Lot 1 and Lot 5 in Estherville with platted parcels in Orig Plat and Allen's Additions, including a strip and a running easement along W line, in a sequence of deeds across several blocks and subdivisions. Maude and Ray Hurst transfer to Anna M Raleigh a property at $3,800, Lot 10 in Stafford and Jarvis Add to Estherville.
Mrs Campbell of Matherville died leaving two children Stanley and C F Campbell and sister Eleanor Smith. Surviving brothers include Donald G Smith and Carl M Baith. Funeral services set for Saturday at University Baptist Church in Minneapolis with interment in Austin Minnesota. Her husband died five years ago and is buried there.
County recorder Mrs Osmundsen reports fishing licenses sold earlier this year with higher totals than 1944. This year 958 licenses were issued and 1251 dollars sent to the conservation commission in Des Moines, compared with 442 licenses and 971 dollars in April 1944.
Mrs H V Christensen of Wallingford sells her cafe business to Mr and Mrs Ivan Cook of Wallingford who also buy the building from L G Sevaston of Richmond California and will take possession about June 1. The Christensens plan to leave for Richmond after the school year to join Mr Christensen at Kaiser ship yards. They recently lived in Swea City and have resided in Wallingford two and a half years. Mrs Christensen ran the cafe while Mr Christensen managed the cold storage locker plant.
At the golf and country club event, Victor Perkins scored 46 and Jerry Wegs 10, Levi Midks 63, Emmet Amddlil 62, and Dr. J.M. Frederickson 48 win prizes in the blind bogay tournament. Winners must call at the clubhouse to claim prizes.
Coach Boals leads an 18-man team to Fort Dodge for the district track meet with the goal of advancing to the state meet. To qualify, athletes must place first or second. the lineup includes George Allen Don Ankrum Dick Bittner Bill Butler Russell Davis George Heas Bill Holsclaw Dale Holroyd Barrett Jennings James Mciliwraith Verle Sawyer Ver dao Sawyer La Verne Sifrit Sammy Steery Jerry Sullivan Ralph Torreson Bob Lesher and Verlyn Vedder.
Estherville Daily News donates one hundred fifty colored prints of the Iwo Jima flag photo to Emmet county schools, with 16 by 21 inch prints for every classroom. Superintendent Mario Sorum and Supt. N B Dempney thank the publisher. extra prints offered at five cents each while supply lasts.
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