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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
1
The community mourns the deaths of Dr Arnold Moon of Williamsburg Iowa and his wife who passed away within days of each other from Spanish influenza. The notice mentions the moon family ties to Estherville and Rhodes and other local figures affected by the war and influenza era.
The Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod on E Emory and N 4th Street Otis L Lang pastor invites members to English service Sunday morning at 10235 and Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for the regular annual business meeting of the congregation. All voting members and others eligible and able to participate are urged to attend.
Urgent invitation for all members to attend important church discussions. Instruction class for children Saturday 9 to 12 at the church. Sunday service next week aims for a record turnout with members and friends. Yardstick events include S. and sermon times, B Y P A meeting, and Thursday prayer. Everyone welcome.
In Gruver area Mr and Mrs eee Bere ine Ryan Lake welcome an eight pound girl named Helen Phyllis born Sunday September 90. The community notes a fire escape installation at Gruver school and a beet processing update from Belmond Beet company. Various local visits, rallies, bazaars, and social events are listed with plans for Gruver Sunday School Rally Day on October 6 and the Lutheran Ladies Bazaar on October 11.
October 19 report notes Lester Anderson son of Tade Anderson was kept from school last week due to a knee injury from a hay rack fall requiring medical care. Jim Anderson’s farm work continues on the property of William Stewart with plans for Stewart to move to a Blue Earth area farm next spring. Mrs. Adolph Olson hosted Lakeside Country Club members last Thursday. next meeting is October 26 with Mrs. Will Red. Rebekah lodge set to meet Monday October 8 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. August Rosenberg.
Mr and Mrs R W Swenburg and Mr and Mrs E E Logan attended a show in Fairmont Tuesday evening. Mrs Ella Gwenburg visited her daughter Mrs Eddie Dreke in St James this week. Harry Ziemer held an auction sale at his farm then moved his family to Fairmont. Mrs E C Headly and mother entertained the M E Aid at church dinner. Mrs Geo Weir and Misses Hemis and Annie Koehler of Estherville visited Prof Donald Weir at his Burt home. German Ladies Aid met at Mrs Ben Jenson’s. Royal Neighbor convention at Storm Lake with a visit to Geo Gee’s near Truesdale. Funeral for Mrs Leonard Olson at Mission church in Triumph. Roy Swenburg of Adair and Miss Lillian Johnson of Des Moines visiting Mrs Elta Swenburg. Ed Swanson and Laventer of Des Moines visiting for a short stay. Chas Cross visited friends here. Miss Mildred Stoufer and Ken Meister visited Sigred Forshman in Estherville. S A Hawkins held an auction sale at the parsonage. Lydia Society served lunch. She leaves for Minneapolis. Annual Chicken Dinner at S L church Friday Oct 12 at 6 pm. Donald Swenburg held a party for his 10th birthday. Geo Siems of Fairmont visited his sister Mrs Herman Grussing. A party at Gus Hall in honor of Mrs Hall’s birthday. Clarence Schneck and sons returned from two months in North Dakota. A stork shower for Mrs Harold McNeal. Attendees at the Little Fisk celebration at St James last week.
Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson hosted about thirty friends at their home Sunday. The U S Ladies Aid Friday afternoon was turned into a party in honor of Mrs Hawkins as she prepares to leave. Mr and Mrs Reuben Ewenburg visited Triumph on Friday, prompted by the death of Mrs Leonard Oisol.
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