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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

7

Methodist church plans praise and outreach drive

At the Methodist church, Pastor R T Chipperfield leads a Sunday service with an Old Folks session and a forthcoming evangelistic effort. The Alpha club hosts a Friday social and the Sunday evening Musicales return with a program featuring organ preludes, hymns, anthems, a violin solo, and a choral recessional.

R. T. Chipperfield Alpha Club Latchem Jesus G. Rossini Bolo Mrs. Mauck Anton Hegner L. Lake Syece Neeseteseeseee Atlantis V. F. Sufrank

Grace Episcopal Church invites all to a missionary event

Grace Episcopal Church announces Mrs Paul Barbour, a returned missionary, will speak about her abroad work on October 28 1925. The notice requests attendees and mentions no collections, inviting all to attend.

Paul Barbour

Measles Dangers and Precautions Warned by Public Health Column

The article cautions mothers about measles as a common serious child disease, noting high death tolls from past disasters and urging prevention. It explains transmission through droplets, typical symptoms, and potential complications like bronchitis and pneumonia. It advises keeping exposed children in bed for eight days to avoid spread and reduce severity.

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My Favorite Stories By Irvin S Cobb

An Irvin S Cobb reminiscence recalls childhood scenes along a riverfront with the Tennessee and Mississippi, describing steamboat lore, travelers, a curious Mexican hairless dog, and Cap’n Joe Fowler in a faded portrait of late 19th century river life.

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Local Notes From Jack Creek and Surrounding Area

Mr Hansen driver of the Saint Claire oil wagon from Wallingford had vehicle trouble on a muddy grade. truck pulled out by a tractor and left at Boggies Hollow farm. A rod broke, flu illness keeps Wayne Mathes weak but improving. many locals show sickness. Various brief items: births, marriages, visitors, deliveries, and small incidents in Estherville Ringsted Fenton and nearby towns.

Hansen Saint Claire Wallingford Hallow Farm Wayne Mathes Owen Waldee Ringsted Ed. Holmes Verly Fenton Alfred Olson Estherville Will Lucas George Johnson Chrig Ellerston Eliza Welsh Carrie Blair Glen Flora Wisconsin A.G. Blood Ingram Miss Blair Blood George Meyers Basold Joe McIntire Wil Martin Ed. Manrage Pat Kruse Chris Elerston Soren Neilson Ringsted Ryerday Heatty Penny Farm George Miners el Miner Art Gladys Eatherville Nellie’ Neilson W Reece McQuinn

Presbyterian Church to Welcome Davies in Interim Pastorate

A Storm Lake Presbyterian church will hold services at 11am and 7:30pm with Sunday School at 10am and a junior meeting at 6:30pm. The interim pastorate follows Dr Voorhis and anticipates Dr Davies arriving within thirty days, with the congregation backing the call.

Storm Lake Tom Harry Dr. Voorhies Davies

Noble teacher remembered for selfless service and friendship

A Mason City educator, admired as principal and friend, is mourned by students and teachers who recall her quiet dignity and devoted work. Funeral services were held in Nora Springs, with burial in Rock Grove cemetery. Also noted: Sam Herman, 70, lost sight of one eye to a pecking hen near Stratford Ontario. Melvin Jones, 5, survived a heart stitch after scissors accident in Washington DC. Rudolph Hruby, named the King of beggars, arrested in Vienna.

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