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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1924
Page
2
Community notes show plans for the Ladies Aid bazaar to feature a dinner and supper on October 1 and 8. Local residents report multiple visits, harvests, and social events including funerals, church services, and scattered travels around Dunnell and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs A W Johnson drove to Worthington with Ruth Olson. Dunnell Methodist Ladies Aid Society hosted at Carl Carlson home in Nestherville. bazaar planned for November 15 and prep meeting on October 22. English services scheduled at St John’s Lutheran next Sunday. Local families hosted a Dunnell teachers picnic at Estherville last Thursday. Mrs Will Jennings moved to State Hospital at St Peter, with several accompanying. August Bredberg and C G Applequist shopped in the cities for Bredborg home remodeling furniture.
Mrs Beck and Mrs Nasby visited the Sconberg home in Estherville on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Smith of Superior participated in forming new Royal Neighbor Neighbor members during the gathering.
The Community Ladies Circlé met at Woodman Hall with many present to discuss a November 4 bazaar at the hall. Hostesses Nicholson Elwood Fouts and Morton served luncheon and invite all to attend without special invitation. Local visits and church notices follow with pastor changes and events at Union Baptist Church and related activities across Armstrong Gruver and Estherville.
Church notices include the First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday services on Oct 19 with Sunday School at 10 and a reading room hours, free Methodist meeting in Estherville Oct 17, Grace Church Episcopal services Oct 19, and social events at the Smith home with pink decor, Rebekahs box social on Halloween, a guest Miss Susan White with bridge, and Willing Workers Club demonstrations at Emmet Consolidated School with a carnival planned for Oct 20.
The Four Mile Lake club met with Mrs. John Higgins on Wednesday afternoon October 8. Fifteen members answered roll call. A short business session followed with a discussion on whether prohibition helped or hindered public welfare. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Yates. The next meeting will be with Mrs. HW Jones on October 22.
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