Wallingford Lutheran Church Listed Activities
Sunday School at 10 A M and divine service at 11 A M in English. Luther League 8 P M. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 P M at the parsonage. Confirmants meet Mon Oct 10 at 4 30 P M and Wed 4 30 P M. Sunday School picnic Saturday at 1 P M at Walden Grove if weather permits. Devotional meeting 11 A M led by deacons. 7 30 P M start. Ladies Aid meets at Tom Sunde home Thursday afternoon with Mrs Oscar Sunde assisting in luncheon. Annual society meeting and mission boxes requested.
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Luther League
Walden Grove
Ladies Aid
Tom Sunde
Oscar Sunde
Wm. Neilsen
Zetherville
Bam Thortland
J. B. Jacobson
Orin Jacobson
Wallingford
League
Elbert Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Sin and Healing Explored
The upcoming Lesson-Sermon in Grist Churches centers on Are Sin Disease and Death Real with the theme drawn from Psalms 42 11 and Mark 16 15 17 18 20. It cites Jesus healing in Christian Science text by Mary Baker Eddy urging Christians to imitate Christ and heal the sick.
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Grist Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Sunday services
Otis Lang pastor leads English service with communion at 10 45 next Sunday. Announcements for communion Saturday 4 to 8 30 at the parsonage. Sunday school at 10, no Bible class. Children hour Saturday 2. Deacons lead devotional next Sunday 11. Morning Sunday school and Bible classes at 10. No evening services due to Mission meeting State Line and circuit meeting Armstrong. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45. Ladies Aid hostesses listed. Doreas Society Friday at Lars Handeland home. Willing Workers Saturday with Mrs Arnt Espeset. Confirmation class Saturday 10. Union State Line Mission Festival Sunday 6 with P C Halver son preaching. lunch noon, meeting 2. Halverson lecture on Malays. Welcoming visitors from community and neighboring congregations.
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State Line
Armstrong
Ladies Aid
Lars Fransdal
Wesley Sutton
John Hemmingson
John Sandren
Doreas Society
Lars Handeland
North 9Th St
Arnt Espeset
Union State Line Church
P. C. Halverson
Halverson
Sessions With Pastors Rowhovde Hansen This Week
The article notes Friday sessions with Pastors Rowhovde and Hansen, and references the 20th Sunday after Trinity. It lists Holy Communion at 11:00 A M, church school at 8:00 A M, a second choir celebration, Bible School at 9:45 A M, and evening communion worship. A Thursday prayer meeting at Har ry Janes. The aim is to restore the church to apostolic practice per Christ and Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowhovde
Hansen
V-R
Harry Janes
Christian Church
Christ
Paul
Churches of Christ
Social items from A B club and local gatherings
Saturday luncheon and social afternoon hosted by Mrs A Barber with A B club ladies as guests. Mrs B Collins hosts a one o clock luncheon and afternoon at her home. Morse and Tims bridge club members held a gathering with high score by Mr and Mrs W J Tims. Eight ladies of the pot luck dinner club met at Mrs S T Egertson’s with bridge after dinner. Inner Circle Girls of the local junior college hosted a four o clock tea at Miss Moretta Yearnd’s home with performances by Miss Latchem, Miss Osher, Mrs Mann, Miss Ehlers, and Miss Houltshouser.
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G. H. Morse
W. J. Tims
R. J. Ridley
Vance Noe
Geo. Lyman
E. W. Koehler
S. T. Egertson
L. M. Christensen
Vera Bennett
Geo. Anderson
Egertson
Wm. Johnston
Carl Moser
R. C. Coleman
E. B. Pierce
Moretta
Dorothy Latchem
Harriet Osher
Thomas C. Mann
Dorothy Ehlers
Anita Houltshouser
Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Dickinson
Mrs W H Dickinson hosted Wednesday at her home for members of the Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist church. Mrs Ada Eveleth was hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dickinson
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ada Eveleth
Horse Feathers at the Grand in Estherville
Estherville residents enjoy three evenings of merriment as the Four Marx Brothers funny film Horse Feathers screens at the Grand theater tonight and Friday. The show is praised for its zany humor and non-sensical antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
P. E. O. AY Chapter Hosts Meeting at Bradley Home
Chapter AY of P. E. O. was entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. E. Bradley's home with Mrs. James Rainey as assistant hostess. The gathering included a business meeting and a luncheon to conclude the afternoon.
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Chapter AY
W. E. Bradley
James Rainey
Mrs Fritz Hosts Birthday Gathering At Home
Mrs. Sam Fritz celebrated her birthday Monday afternoon at home with informal visiting and refreshments. She received a beautiful potted plant. Guests included Mrs. Ike Rogers Mrs Gee Bowman Mrs Jim Boyle Mrs Carl Carlson Mrs John Lewis Mrs Frances Reynolds Mrs Geo Nicholson Mrs Wm Quinn and Mrs Grover McCall. Play Shop members meet this evening to elect officers directed by Mrs Mann.
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Sam Fritz
East Band and J F F Club Hostesses Attend Meetings
East Band of the Christian church hosts a business meeting followed by luncheon with Mrs Richard King and Mrs Lucille Peterson as hostesses. J F F Club members meet with Mrs Jay Howard for a 1 PM luncheon and bridge at the Howard home. Estherville Grocer employees plan a Friday picnic for themselves and families at the Shelter House, Ft Defiance Park, with informal evening activities after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard King
Lucille Peterson
East Band of the Christian Church
Estherville Grocer Company
Ft. Defiance Park
Sunday Visit and Local Socials Across Dolliver and Surroundings
Bernard Schmidt and grandfather visited Mrs. Fred Moltzen in Dolliver, bringing her home from Ft. Dodge. Many Dolliver residents attended a free show at Ceylon. Carol Herum stayed with Anna Fedderson. Carl Clausen sprained an ankle and is under a doctor's care. Loyd Anfinson missed school due to illness. Ernest and wife with daughters were dinner guests at Eli Anfinson’s. Moe and Mitchell families from Lake Park joined Petersons for Sunday dinner. McKean Richards and Griese families shopped in Estherville. Eckhart and Stow headed to Minneapolis for junior league baseball games. Eli Anfinson’s hosted visitors from California. Mrs Barfoot celebrated 75th birthday with a purse gift and lunch.
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Bernard Schmidt
C. Schmidt
Ft. Dodge
Fred Moltzen
Ernest Moltzen
Eli Anfinson
Gilbert Moe
Frank Mitchell
Lake Park
M. C. Peterson
Geo. McKean
Tom Richards
Hiram Griese
Estherville
A. A. Eckhart
O. P. Stow
Minneapolis
California
Barfoot
Birth Announcements From Estherville Areas
A list of birth notices with names such as Mary Ann Salisbury Anderson and Cleo Elaine Andreasen, detailing parents in Estherville Ringsted Graettinger Wallingford Armstrong and surrounding towns. Dates include 1931 and 193? with multiple entries in 1931 reflecting early 1930s births.
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Mary Ann
Roy H
Mary Grace Salisbury Anderson
Estherville
Cleo Elaine
Oscar A
Caroline Sorensen Andreasen
Ringsted
Merlin Lester
M. P
Leila Booker Anderson
Joe O
Edna Anderson Bervin
Wallingford
Evelyn Marie
Joseph
Tillie Williams
Brown
Shirley Joan
Ralph
Kathryn Lippert Borchers
Albert
Mathilda Tonderum
Christiansen Graettinger
Alice Mabel
Jens and
Nettie Larson Flint
Richard Dean
Ralph H
Ruth Felkey
Armstrong
Arnold R. Huntley
Dave T. and
Coroia Winters Huntley
Betty Lou
Carl C
Bonnie A. Stephens Higgins
Leo and
Louise Tobin Waters
Local Social Roundup From Terril and Area
Terril and nearby households share visits and meals with friends and relatives. Residents include Emmet and Berton Newby families, Kraft siblings in Laurens Stockton and Ames, plus Har ly Kraft plans a California trip and a move to Iowa. A home furnishing course by Nora Workman opens Sept. 30 at Lloyd township school dining room with five lessons.
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Harley Taylor
Homer Auther
Derb Taylor
Carrie Kraft
Laurens
Harley Kraft
Stockton
Calif
Earl Kraft
Loyal Friends Club
W. E. Blum
Ray Kraft
Billy Campbell
Nora Workman
Lloyd Township
Doris
Emmet Newby
Clayton Wilcox
Ames Martin
Local Estherville Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Visits
Mrs. Maidment hosts Silver Leaf club. visits by Gray Schultz Sidles and Cole families dot the week. Handled farm work includes digging potatoes shelling corn and cutting wood by Sternberg Harvego and Harris crews. Local callers include Clive Davis and the Strait clan with various Harmon Harvego and Chesley connections.
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Robert Maidment
Jim Gray
Bert Schultz
Ernest Heyer
Bill Schultz
Sam Perkins
Far
Barfoot
Earl Schultz
Frank Harris
Dick Sidles
Donald
Anne Cole
Estherville
Herman Rosburg
Albert Sternberg
Agnards
Will Otto
Huntington
Jess Rosburg
Dewey Sidles
Silver Leaf Club
A. Trygstad
Armstrong
Earl Barfoot
Clive Davis
E. OQ. Chesley
Sherburn
Loren Sidles
Fred Anderson
Dunnell
Hans Harvego
Charlie Rinehart
Herman Inehart
Ernest Harvego
Earl
Agnard
Fred Detert
Son
Mrs. Strait
Ernest Hyers
Men Buy Sheep in Dakotas for Farm Feed
Mack Grove and John Hansen drove to the Dakotas last week to purchase sheep for their farms. A Cen ter township school board meeting was held at the Grover school Wednesday night. Lawrence Higinbotham was a Sunday guest in the Chas. Higinbotham home.
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Mack Grove
John Hansen
Dakotas
Center Township
Grover
Lawrence Higinbotham
Chas. Higinbotham
Community Notes From Gruver and Surrounding Areas
Local notices recount visits and gatherings at homes in Gruver and Spirit Lake, including mrs wms neilsen healing from the ing toenail operation and a hospital trip for mrs will west. The Gruver high school baseball team beat Halfa 10 to 8, with key hits by Bush Ander son and Nehring, amid a shift in positions and an all school party hosted by the Sophomores.
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Gruver
Halfa
Bush
Halfa Boys
Eee Bush
Nehring
Irwin
Anderson
England
Freshmen Initiation Graced With Halloween Decor
Friday evening the fresmen initiation drew a large crowd as rooms glowed with Hallowe en decorations. A Texas police force attempted to gas a skunk from under a warehouse using motor exhaust. The incident was described with dark humor by the Louisville Courier Journal as a strange, comical scene.
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Texas
Louisville Courier-Journal
Candidacy Declared for State Rep in Emmet County District 996
A resident announces seeks state representative seat for the 996th district covering Emmet county subject to voters will on November 8.
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Emmet County
Emmet County Tax Sale Notice for Estherville Lot 8
George B Anderson and unknown claimants are notified that Out Lot Eight in Woods Addition to Estherville Iowa was sold for 1926 1927 1928 taxes on December 16 1929 to Emma Murphy the purchaser holds the certificate of sale and redemption expires ninety days from service of this notice a Treasurer's Deed will be issued if not redeemed by the deadline dated October 5th.
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Emmet
Iowa
Woods
Estherville
Emma
Murphy
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Ames
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Lee Cushman
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Ruthven
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Charley Burns
Ed Lockner
Ellsworth News
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Ray Delling
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Grant
Will West
Birney Hospital
Nona Link
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Spirit Lake
Ardis Martin
Isabelle Ramsey
Ivah Love
Alvoids Myhre
Genevieve Hansen
Miss Walton
Margaret Moulds
Iss Blanche Huntley
Robert Hansen
Lester Bergeson
Arnold Carey
Guy Ramsey
A. M. Brown
Mildred
Harvey Brown
Mr. Brown
Swan Lake
I. N. Balyers
Estherville, Iowa
George B. Anderson
Geo. Elwood
Maple Hill
Detroit
Geo. Dempster
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Near -Welt
Otis
Owone Matic
Brown Mercantile Co
ED Strube
Mgr
Housewives
Tion
Estherville Laundry Company
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