Windlentor and Republican Watherville Brief Note
A brief item from Windlentor and Republican Watherville dated Thursday November 2 mentions local happenings in Indiana. The item is sparse but notes community activities and civic updates for readers.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1944
Page
3
A brief item from Windlentor and Republican Watherville dated Thursday November 2 mentions local happenings in Indiana. The item is sparse but notes community activities and civic updates for readers.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Sylvia Berge Mission Sunday with morning services at 10 and an evening program featuring South American film. Mission Society hosts with Wilbur Engholm Herman Hall Fred Klingberg Leland Aanonson Sylvester Berge Ollie Aanonson. Choir practice Thursday at 8 30. Ladies Aid meets Thursday Nov 9 at 2 30 with listed hostesses. Special Thank Offering program planned. Hilde study and prayer session Thursday night at 8.
Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 a.m. please note change of hour. Special Mission service Friday night at 7 p.m. with Pastor and Mrs. G. M. Tryg stud missionaries to Ludgn Africa as our guest speakers.
Huntington Methodist will not hold preaching service and will instead join the mortgage burning service at Dalliver. A joint first quarterly conference of the Dalliver Huntington churches is slated for Dotliver at 1:90 with a Sunday school under new conduct.
Sunday services begin at 100 a.m with classes for all ages and a sermon titled Jesus Treats the troubles of Tevil. Choir practice and midweek meditation follow on set weekdays and a series of neighbor group meetings and circle visits occur Friday with multiple hosts and households listed.
A church notice lists services for f A Mathre and confirms a Friday class on November 10 at 2 45 pm. The article previews Sunday November 4 with a Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist, highlighting a Golden Text from Romans 6 14 about dominion and grace and noting a Lesser Sermon follows, with subject Adan and Fallen Man.
Quotations from the Bible and a science text titled Science sad Health with Keye the Scriptures' oy Manry Baker Eddy appear in a religious education issue. The piece references scripture and science blended for faith instruction, noting authorial attributions and the publication context.
Next Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 1 p m with vesper service in the evening. Workers meeting Saturday includes hosts Mires Willian Archerson and Mrs Oscar Myhre for Ladies' group. Thursday next week Mrs Foxcel Andrew Sunde John Hanson Ed Ellingsen Carl Newgaard host prayer meeting at 730 p m.
Our Comon Worship at 11 o clock features a sermon titled The Things of God with a focus on the Errapture from Matt 16 21 28. Sunday school meets, and the Friday clan hosts a meeting with Mrs BL Mleveter on Wednesday afternoon. The choir rehearses Wednesday at 7 30. Rev Alfred Peterson, pastor of Cheroke, will be guest speaker at Sunday evening invitational service on Nov 12.
A. P. Andersen reports Sunday services and Sunday school at 1 30 with all welcome. T Hangen notes ladies meeting at Millieeley afternoon with Mrs Thor Sunde and others assisting. Confirmation dissect Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning, with baptism renewals and Luther League program planned for Sunday evening.
After 29 years of hopeful waiting the Dolliver Methodist church will burn its mortgage on Sunday Nov 5. Dr FL Earl Burgess district superintendent will preach at the eleven oclock hour. The Dolliver Ladies trio and Mrs Donald Tritford will sing a special number. A fellowship dinner follows. bring your becket of cats.
Immanuel Lutheran announces a quarterly conference at Walther and Huntington churches with joint services, followed by a study at the parsonage Friday at 8, and plans for Open House and Education Week. Church calendar lists Divine services at 11, and events for Sunday School and Ladies Aid throughout November.
October devotion to the Blessed Virgin guides parish prayer. Holy communion will be received at the church by afferent societies on appointed Sundays with specific groups on each, inviting non Catholic public to attend and be welcome at all times.
The Liod Wene family of Brice lyn Minn hosted weekend guests at Mrs Th T Nanesi and Ray nald Nana homes. Paul Smith a discharged World War II veteran visited and Inslensgol fires Henry Tinacod s farm from Rigvase My couia to plow Vetda ahead of spring. Donald Kerr of U S Army came on furlough and Mrs Kerr stays with her parents Cert Anderson while he is in service. Twins a boy and a girl were born Tuesday to Encign and Mrs Robert Black in a Minneapolis hospital but died. Mrs Howerd Hornwell Graettinger sister of the Black accompanied the babies to Graettinger where funeral services were held.
A string of local items records a Martin Myhre home gathering in Aere, a Red Cross district meet in Spencer, and obituaries for Mrs Julia Wikert. It notes Graettinger family relocations to apartments, a fall baseball season ending with injuries, a Californian return, and town residents employed at the Graettinger Creamery. Funeral services were held for Mrs Julia Wikert. several siblings are listed as survivors. A Valentine’s wedding anniversary event honored Lieutenant Earl Peterson at St Pauls Lutheran.
Chris Hansen of Groettinger paid a $10 fine plus costs in M. J. Schloeman's court Thursday after pleading guilty to intoxication. Hansen was reportedly arrested Wednesday night in the county jail for a Kilianent incident.
John W. Mitchell of South Street died Monday afternoon at his home after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and several children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
J Willey caught a northern pike Sunday afternoon in the Des Moines river near Wallingford. The fish weighed eight and a quarter pounds and measured eighty two and one half inches in length.
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