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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
2
The Estherville greenhouse proprietor Mrs. M. E. John, aged 73, is noted as the oldest female automobile enthusiast in the state and possibly the nation. Her passion for cars marks a notable feature in the town's profile.
The district saw a Ford purchase and driving lessons, JL Mathwig leasing and moving home near Huntington while building a residence on North Sixth Street. John Forrest and Frank Carpenter drove to Dolliver in 23 minutes from Estherville in Carpenter’s Overland. Several residents returned from trips, and others planned winter stays in Yale, Wash. Emmet township saw E J Breen buy the Bartleman farm near Eagle Lake, Ammon and Brown purchasing the J P Forrest ice house and moving to the east bank of the river above the mill dam for winter ice supply.
Northern Vindicator notes QO. P. Wold joined Knut Espeset as half owner in the hardware business. L. S. Williams reports his new house progressing and weatherproof. A recent rain turned to snow in the west benefiting Dakota people. C. W. Crim treasurer’s band approved by Estherville Independent District board. Joe Seidle out this week due to a disabled knee.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Otis Lang pastor English service next Sunday at 10 45 Sunday school 10:00 Bible lecture for adults Thursday 8 00 evening all welcome Religious instruction for children Saturday 9 30 in the church VR Church of Christ The Friendly Church announces November as Religious Evocation month with a fall program Sunday night 11 00 with all church school departments represented Also Fall Festival Sunday November 24 11 00 sermon on agricultural issues Special dramatization service Christian Endeavor 6 30 Wednesday prayer and study 7 30 choir rehearsal Junior church to hold first service Sunday morning December 1 detailed notice next week
Arthur G. Bailey leads worship with a 11:00 a m service honoring city country ties and a sermon "A Farmer's Song" The 2:30 p m Messiah practice and 7:30 p m "Thanksgiving" sermon follow A Woman's Missionary Society meeting Friday Nov 22 at the Manse at 12 80 o'clock with a book review of That Other America after dinner All women and friends invited
Thanksgiving sunrise service planned at the Baptist church with Rev. Fred Sawyer delivering the sermon. Methodist Church lists midweek activities with choir rehearsal at the parsonage, Friday banquet at 6 45 pm, and reservations advised with Dr G Tomhave or W A Schultz. Armstrong speaker Rev J D Wolcott to address If I Could Be a Boy Again. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am Dad and Lad service, young people at 6 30 pm, evening 7 30 pm. Young folks travel to Swea City Monday for a sub district supper with program and games.
Estherville Lutheran L A Mathre pastor announces services next Sunday at 11 am with Sunday school at 10 and Luther League at 7 30 pm featuring a program by the Swea City Luther League. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at Sam Larson’s Hayes Street. Choir practice Friday at 7 30 and Confirmation class Saturday at 10. Sunday school parent teacher meeting at 2 30 with talks by teachers and parents and refreshments by Ladies Aid. Thanksgiving services at 7 30 pm with Rev Helge Hoverstad of Minneapolis preaching. Union State Line Church holds Sunday service at 7 30 pm and Thanksgiving day service at 10 am. adult class meets Wednesday at 8 pm. E O W club meets with a covered dish supper at 6 30 and auction. bridge for three tables with Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson as prize winners. attendees include Mr and Mrs R O Rogers Mr and Mrs Fred Heiman Mr and Mrs J L Derwick Mr and Mrs Fred Ehlers and hosts.
Mr and Mrs Leo Simpson and baby and Mr and Mrs Joe Simpson were supper guests in the Elmer Simpson home Friday night for the birthdays of Mrs Leo Simpson and Mrs Elmer Simpson. Mrs John Graff and Mrs Harold Graff visited in the A Skatetebo home Sunday. A large card party was hosted by Lee Kamp with attendees including Chris Bendixon Herm an Peters Otto Hanson Jim Spencer and families and John Graff and families. Happy Home club met at Mrs Gregory Bormann home Thursday afternoon with roll call responses from several members.
The column lists numerous visitors and household movements in Dolliver and nearby areas, including Mrs. A V Bormann Mrs Bernard Bormann Mrs Harold Woodling and others. It also mentions the Epworth League meeting November 19 in the annex and local moves such as Lyle Rouse and Allen Dean relocating to a new home and the Rouse family wintering in California.
A Tuesday evening game on November 26 features a team of alumni facing the regular high school girls squad. The event highlights community interest as local families, including Mr and Mrs Ernest Jensen and their four children from Lone Rock, visited for a duck hunting outing last Sunday.
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