Church Notes Methodist Church Notes
Great congregations attended Sunday services with 577 in Sunday School and 611 in Spencer. Epworth League social hour and evening worship drew crowds. The W M F Society meets Friday. branch convention report and market sale planned. Midweek prayer service Thursday 7:30 and teacher training Thursday 8:30. Uniting by letter or profession offered next Sunday. baptism arrangements via minister. Sunday School contest urged. Men’s Bible Class set to move to a new room. Epworth Leaguers lead evening Bible readings with six readers. Sunday School 10 am no morning preaching. Young Peoples Meeting 7:30 pm with youth leading the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. F. Society
Ankrum
Mesdames Dalby, Heydenburk and Sondrel
Alexander
Moe
Wahsington
Blue Bird S. S
Sconberg and Kilgore
Jesus Christ
Spencer
H. G. Delany
Epworth Leaguers
Thm
English and Norwegian Services at Estherville Nor. Luth Church
English services next Sunday at 10 30 a m led by the pastor. Evening sermon in Norwegian by Mr A Shaw. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. L A and M S entertained Thursday afternoon by Mesdames L Wee L Skag and A E Johnson at the church parlors. Prayer meeting at Sigvald Amdahl's 8 p m. Confirmation class Norwegian Friday 4 30 p m English Saturday 10 a m. Choir meets Friday 8 p m. Willing Workers meet with Mrs Ben Peterson Saturday afternoon. Dorcas entertained by Mrs L E Berg Wednesday November 2. 8 A Berge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Nor. . Luth
A. Shaw
L. A
M. S
Mesdames L. Wee
L. Skag
A.E., Johnson
Sigvald Amdahl
Norwegia
Ben Peterson
Dorcas
L. E, Berg
Berge
Lutheran Immanuel Church Reformation Services on Sunday
Immanuel Church announces October 30 services at 10 30 a m in German for Reformation observances and a 11 30 a m Sunday school led by Pastor J E Andreae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Immanuel
Schoo
J. E. Andreae
Union Baptist Church Invites Stranger to Worship
Last Sunday drew strong attendance across all services. The pastor attends the State Convention in Waterloo this week, urging members to bring others and welcome those absent from worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Seasion
Waterloo
First Church Service and Reading Room Hours
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 214 South Highth Street offers 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. services with the subject Everlasting Punishment. A Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock and a daily Reading Room from 3 to 5 are open for reading, borrowing, or purchasing authorized Christian Science literature. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientist
South Highth Street
Chuch
Not Over Sermon Promised At Presbyterian Church
Last Sunday services fostered fellowship with a fine church quartet. Next Sunday features a morning sermon Not Over and a 260 member Sunday school. An evening sacred concert by the Estherville Male Quartet will inspire, with choir returning and a concert program advertised elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Simons Day Co Closes Shop as Grain Firm Folds
Chicago October 20 1921 Simons Day Co a leading grain firm on the Chicago Board of Trade suspended operations and turned its affairs over to Farrell Brothers for final settlement due to heavy losses on the speculative market. The company has been active supporter of the Mansfield committee in opposing the U S Grain Growers Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons, Day & CO
Co-Op
S. Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Farrell Brothers
Simon, Day & Co
Mansfield Committee
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Farm Bureau membership drive shows strong early gains
Indications point to near 100 new Farm Bureau members this year though final counts are pending. The drive promotes unity in the agriculture community, noting county and state groups across the nation, with Alabama as a noted exception. The message emphasizes collective strength to secure a fair share of wealth produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
U.S. A
Alabama
Local Notes and Social News from Estherville Era
Twenty years ago B H White won a prize at Gall Oway cows in Kansas City. Frank Albro Roy Blakey and others plan to move to Manitoba to invest in land next Monday. Temperatures show a high around 82, with no frost at night. Eastern Star elected Mrs W H Foote Worthy Matron, replacing Mrs M F Gregg who moved away. Dispatcher Tom Ryan resigns from B C R N and will move to western Canada. Harry Lineman of Cedar Rapids fills in temporarily. Mrs Sherman L McVey of Vernon WI and Miss Nellie Flannagin of this city to wed at the bride’s home Saturday the 26th, then to LaCrosse for their future home. Mr John Ammon’s residence nears completion on the west side after moving the old house. John A Anderson and Miss Dena Christenson wed last Monday evening, Rev W E McLeod officiating. Superior school gains a new organ. A son born to Mr and Mrs I J H Graaf on the 18th. Attorney D R Alexander attended court at Emmetsburg. Invitations out for the marriage of Frank A Isenhower and Miss Cora B Church on October 30. Walter K Cook and Miss Lou E Schwartz wed at Presbyterian Manse Tuesday. Rhinehart Gilbertson toured North Dakota and secured a homestead in Ward County north of Minot, then returned to Estherville to resume work with the Republican. J E Miller of Marsailles Ill has opened a grocery in the former Percy Fullenwider building. Supt W P Mard of B C R N returns from vacation. Mrs C BE Birney and Mrs Sam Reany of Huntington visit their parents Mr and Mrs Smith of Nichols Iowa.
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B. H. Hhite
Kansas City
Frank Albro
Roy Blakey
Manitoba
Eastern Star
W. H. Foote
M. F. Gregg
Tom Ryan
B. C. R. & N. Company
Canada
Harry Lineman
Cedar Rapids
Sherman L. McVey
Vernon County
Wisconsin
Nellie Flannagin
Thi City
LaCrosse
John Ammon
John A. Anderson
Dena Christenson
W. E. McLeod
Superior School
I. JH. Graaf
D. R. Alexander
Emmetsburg
Frank A. Isenhower
Cora B. Church
Walter K. Cook
Lou E. Schwartz
North Dakota
Rhinehart Gilbertson
Ward County
Minot
Estherville
Republican
Marsailles
Ill
Percy Fulllenwider
W. P. Mard
C. BE. Birney
Sam Reany
Huntington
Smith
Nichols
Iowa
Sioux City Baseball Team Champions and Local News
Thirty years ago the Sioux City team emerged world champions after taking four of six against Chicago and then winning five straight from the St. Louis Browns, pennant winners. Also note potato prices, onions, and dry wood costs. A standard weight boy was born to Mr and Mrs F K Turner. G A Nichols of Lebannon SD sought a newspaper plant. QO Neville departed for a week in Chicago. Des Moines mourns Little May Lee from diphtheria. Bishop William Stevens Perry visits Estherville with pastors Hoyt and Bowen. Louis Hoover wed Emma Hexum at Lakefield Minnesota.
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Sioux City
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
F. K. Turner
G. A. Nichols
Lebannon
South Dakota
QO. Neville
Des Moines
Little May
J. N. Lee
May
Estherville
William Stevens Perry
Hoyt
Davenport
Bowen
Algona
Lakefield
Minn
Louis Hoover
Emma Hexum
Local Groom Partners with Levi in New Venture
Mr and Mrs James Maher depart for Oregon on Monday evening to establish residence there. Maher, long known across Estherville, has been a prominent county figure. In Stockton California trotting mare Sunol set a mile world record Tuesday at 2.08% breaking Mand’s long standing mark. Fresh eggs sell for 16 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Levi
James Maher
Oregon
Notice to Forfeit Real Estate Contract in Emmet County
A.A. Crim announces intent to forfeit a sale contract with Wm. H. Roehrs for land in Emmet County Iowa if unpaid sums totaling $39.60 interest plus $1318.50 interest due September 1 1921 and a remaining balance of $48 950 are not paid within thirty days of service. The property includes NEY and N half SE quadrant of Section 31 Township 99 Range 83 West of the 5th P.M. Estherville Iowa date October 12 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. BH. Roehrs
Wm. H. Roehrs
W. L. Crim
Emmet County
Iowan
Iown
Iowa
Wm. H Roehrs
Wm. Roehrs
Estherville
A.A. Crim
Farmers commission companies push cheaper service to farmers
Private Livestock Exchanges renew efforts to discredit existing farmers co operatives by distributing letters and pamphlets to shipping association managers and stock brokers. The campaign aims to shape opinion against co operatives and highlight economic advantages and better service from the livestock commission firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Commission
Farmers’ Co-Operative Livestock Commission
Live Stock Exchanges
Shipping Association
Additional government loans urged for livestock financing
Eugene Mayer Jr, managing director of the War Finance Corporation, says more live stock loans are needed to aid breeding, raising, fattening, and marketing livestock in cooperation with the war finance body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Mayer, Jr
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Poland
China
Grant
Court House
J.H. Maher
First National Bank
Estherville, Iowa
A. A. Crim Wo
Men and Country Newspapers
Equity Cooperative Exchange
Swift & Company
Lost Nation Business Association
Lost Nation
Harry Gish
Ata
Estherville Furniture Co
Schuster
Estherville Grocer Co
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