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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
1
Dolliver Oct 28 Dolliver seniors entertained juniors and faculty at a hard time party in the school house with costumes prizes and games. Attendees later attended a Maple Hill dance. Local residents attended the Dolliver Bazaar and many plans circulated for upcoming community events and gatherings.
The Superior Culture club sponsored a Chautauqua night with admission at 25 and 16 cents. Local school officials attended meetings in Spirit Lake and discussed basketball schedules, declamatory contests and nurse services in the schools. Various residents visited, traveled, or hosted relatives, and school activities included a vacation for corn picking. Several community members were noted for illnesses, visits, and social gatherings across Estherville, Emmet county, and nearby towns.
English service next Sunday at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 and a 2 30 Lutheran service in the school auditorium. Miss Violet Heefner will conduct special meetings. prayers for saving grace. Grace Episcopal notes honor All Saints Day and services. Local social items include weddings, theater outings, Hallowe en party, Aviation Meet, and upcoming school activities at Superior and Spirit Lake.
Mrs. B. D. Owen to lead morning choir with first rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 PM. Buena Vista day observed in Fort Dodge Sioux City and Council Bluffs Presbyteries. Twenty seven youths attended Lakota rally. Dorothy Green named League president. Josten praised for Sunday school music. Youths to meet Wednesday at 7 PM. Missionary Society seeks clothing shoes and other items for a negro school in the South and continues subscriptions to Presbyterian Magazine. East Band and South Band entertainments planned at local homes Friday. Tyler’s talk at Missionary Praise Service praised. Regular services Sunday with Sunday School at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM. Evening services and Epworth League scheduled. Ladies Aid Bazaar success thanked. Fall Festival and Supper Thursday. Homecoming next Sunday with special attendance incentive and Bible World map prize. Music planned from out of town talent. weather permitting a class picture at 10 AM. C E at 6 30. Strong attendance and good meetings noted. Gospel services and Missionary meeting next Tuesday at Mrs Charlesead home. Mr and Mrs Gail Morse visited Ames with son Gail at college. Mrs John Greig joined them.
At 10:00 A M worship with sermon by the pastor and special music. At 11:00 A M Sunday School classes for all ages with interesting lessons and helpful teachers.
Clever entertainers featuring Dickie Dickson will perform dancing singing and novelty acts at Fox Lake Park Sun Nov 3 The pavilion is heated for comfort and audience enjoyment.
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