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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
1
Ellen at seventeen learns her mother’s past through a brutal letter revealing her father’s infidelity, death, and neglect. The discovery shatters Ellen’s world as she confronts family tragedy, escape from city life, and the warning to “love lightly” as she clings to her mother’s final memory.
Personal W G Gordon shows improvement after a week of serious flu illness. Mr and Mrs Harry E Hooker of Wilmette TL were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James Rainey. Charles Fouts was taken to Cherokee Sunday for state hospital treatments. Mrs George Robb Mrs D B Knudsen and Mrs Sam Johnston attended a district Home Missionary convention in Storm Lake.
Social items from AZ note various club meetings and gatherings. Women’s clubs hostCurrent Topics lesson, Easy Aces bridge night with prizes, Philharmonic rehearsal, Crescent Country Halloween party at Ft Defiance park, Ace High bridge luncheon, W A E club meeting with covered dish, Jolly Eight dessert luncheon, surprise birthday for Mrs Dunham, St Patricks church benefit with bridge and five hundred, sewing club session, P E O Sisterhood Halloween party with turkey dinner, skeletons and mask games, and White Shrine social at Masonic hall with program and refreshments.
Sunday school at 10 a m Sunday worship 11 a m Norwegian language service Lord's Supper Young People's meetings Sunday night 7 30 Epworth choir Wed 7 30 Morning choir 7 30 Finance committee in the church parlor Midweek devotional Sat 1 30 membership class Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 and following Wednesday 5 p m Dr F A High anti saloon league speaker at 11 a m service Union service 7 30 pm at Presbyterian church Prisoner at the Bar presentation
The November 4 Lesson Sermon will explore Everlasting Punishment with the Golden Text from Proverbs 26:27 and Galatians 6:7. Readings from the Bible and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy include statements on evil as self-defeating and its failure to destroy true good.
Henry Bockelman of this city wed Miss Maxine Torne of Industry Illinois in Rushville Indiana at the Christian church parsonage with Rev Warren conducting the single ring ceremony. They returned to Estherville and will live at 509 South Tenth Street in the McNally home. The bride is the daughter of Sid Trone and Mrs Trone of Industry Illinois. The groom is the son of Paul F Bockelman of Sibley and a Decatur Indiana auction school graduate now with Estherville Livestock Auction as manager and auctioneer.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod at E Emory and N Fourth Street invites worshipers to Sunday service at 10 45 AM with sermon The Proper Use of the Bible Open Bible Sunday. Sunday school at 10 00 AM and children’s class Saturday at 2 00 PM in the church. A Bible thank offering will be lifted. Pastor L Lang.
Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor L A Mathre lists devotional meeting at 11, Sunday school and Bible classes at 10, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 at Victor Ingvall's home. Luther League and ladies aid plans, confirmation Saturday at 10, Reformation rally November 11 at 8 with Prof C M Granskou of Augustana. Union State Line Church holds services at 10:45 with Holy Communion and Luther League at 7:30.
Geo. Schryver wrote to Des Moines the last of the week on business with his mother accompanying him to Churdan. Mr. and Mrs. Taalkeus Blank and Mrs. Lena Houltshouser of St. Paul returned home Tuesday afternoon after looking after the home property here.
The text promotes a measured dose liquid laxative with no habit forming tendency and safe kidney action. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a preferred, widely used laxative for adults and children, relying on natural senna action to aid regular bowel movement without dependency.
The piece reflects on Jesus childhood and youth, noting his schooling, carpentry role, family, and early exposure to religious texts. It contrasts Jesus with John the Baptist, discusses nonpriestly roles in Jewish history, and argues for tolerance and humane spirit in religion.
The Northern Indicator notes the supreme court declared the prohibition act constitutional. Also mentioned are local notes on wagon and carriage painting by Henry Jones, homestead matters in Dakota with snow reports, rail line progress to Watertown, anniversaries, visits, and local business and social updates including Emmetsburg residents, Pleasantville visits, and Emmetsburg Telephone Co officers.
Mr and Mrs Fred Williams and their children are expected this afternoon from Hoquoin Washington for a visit. The note indicates a family reunion or arrival, with emphasis on the timing of their arrival and origin.
The October 28 frost is noted with the thermometer at 8 degrees in the early morning. Local social items report Mrs. F. H. Rhodes returning from Cedar Rapids after attending the D A R grand lodge meeting. A couple couple, Clyde Bolty and Miss Rose Westrem, wed at the N Ian Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Akre officiating. Corn husking gains 4 to 5 cents per bushel for Alfred Rhodes, son John, and K Allen, who toured the lakes. Hugo Horswell visits Des Moines for a weekend. A three oclock tea is planned at the Green Room hosted by Mesdames Omundaon, Morse, Parsons, Lyons, Raife, Rainey. Mrs. White and Mrs. Warner travel to Sioux City to visit Mrs. White's mother Spaulding.
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