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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
2
The piece argues that recovery follows natural trends, not agency action or political propaganda. It contends the depression has run its course and will improve gradually, accelerated by reduced government meddling, while noting regional disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes in Texas, Florida, California, and Iowa as context.
The September 10 service in all Christian Science churches will study Substance with the Golden Text from Psalms 135 13. The Lesson Sermon includes Bible quotations and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. A key Bible citation stresses laying up treasures in heaven and not on earth. The Science and Health excerpt notes that progress shows where affections lie and whom we obey as God.
Devotional meeting at noon Sunday led by deacons. Sunday School at 10. Omit Thursday prayer and Sunday evening services due to Northern Iowa Inner Mission Society tent meetings. Ladies Aid hosts next week. Confirmation class enrolls next Saturday at 10 at the church basement. Adults class forming. enrollment date to be announced. Willing Workers meet next Saturday week at Mrs. Harold Carlson's. Union State Line Church: services Sunday 10 45, Sunday School 9 45. Circuit Mission meeting at St John Cylinder Sept 10-12 with Rev A W Haugan preaching. Open to all in the circuit.
Wallingford Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m and a 2 30 p m afternoon service in American language. Young people meet Sunday night at 8. Lena Gunderson reports on the Young People’s convention at Rake. Thursday prayer meeting shifts to Tom Natterstad home. Choir rehearse Friday night. Conformation instruction for children Saturday 9 a m and next Wednesday at 5 p m. Dorcas Society hosts Tuesday Sept 12 at 8 p m with Miss Pearl Anderson, Miss Ruth Ness and Mrs Chester Anderson. Immanuel Church holds Norwegian forenoon service at 1 p m, and the annual Sunday school picnic is Saturday Sept 9 at J M Walden grove with family dinners and program. Palestine Church devotional at 11 a m, Sunday Young People’s meeting at 8 p m, Dorcas annual meeting Saturday afternoon, prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
The article explains local committees led by active heads of business and civic groups plus the mayor. A general oversees the city campaign with a female lieutenant general, three colonels managing manpower publicity and speakers, and hierarchies of majors and captains. The NRA distributes materials, endorses the Blue Eagle insignia, and urges employers to sign the President's Agreement. Wage and hour rules are outlined, with thresholds by city size and a prohibition on child labor after August 31.
Monday evening callers at the Carl Halverson home. Mr and Mrs Olaf Opsal and family were Monday evening guests at the Andrew Opsal home. Sauer Kraut day attendees from Lakota. Mrs E Camden returned from Chicago after visiting relatives and Century of Progress fair. Miss Florence Monson stayed with Peter Monson family over the weekend. Miss Faye Felkey visited Estherville home. A C Bringle went to Chicago for Century of Progress. Herbert Dean and family hosted a rousing charivari in their home. Ralph Stuart and Leslie Johanson drove stock to Sioux City. Miss Martha Bringle joined Elmer Bringle of Estherville for a St Paul visit.
An announcement reveals the July 18 Spirit Lake wedding of Robert Martyr to Nora Nelson Van Valkenberg of Wallingford. The couple has kept their marriage secret. Bob Martyr, a Wallingford High School 1927 graduate, helped at family cafes and plans for a home remain undecided as they publish the nuptial news.
Entertain Cooking Club at Spirit Lake cottage today with a noon dinner and social hours. Hostesses Mrs L C Doolittle and Miss Edna Barker lead a guest list including Mrs Sargent Bevan and others. Also notes on Sunday School classes at Union Baptist, a Spirit Lake marriage, and Labor Day entertaining by Fred Sternberg Jr and others.
Mrs. Barney Deering of Dunnell Minnesota is recovering after a surgical operation at Birney hospital. Clarence Ingvall was discharged from Birney hospital after a ruptured appendix operation. Mr. and Mrs. Fran Logan visited Rockwell City and Lanesboro. The Art Beatty family planned a trip to Mason Sunday to see Levere Manley in Armstrong. Martin Rovn of Armstrong had a tonsillectomy at Coleman hospital last Friday. Mrs. S. B Grinde and son are visiting Sioux City with Mrs. Grinde’s parents.
A meditation on how the enduring tragedy lies not only in death but in a life cut off from usefulness and love. Stevenson argues a life filled with purpose and affection matters more than a life that survives without hope or joy, the phantom of Itself.
The Presbyterian Church under Minister A. G. Bailey schedules Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 11:00 with the sermon The Glory of the Church Evening Worship at 7 30 led by the Young People chorus directed by Miss Dorothy Ehlers Sermon title A Question and An Answer Friday Sept Bth the North Band meets with Mrs 8 G Ewen at 520 North 7th Street Mrs E W Kepler assists in entertaining The church invites all to worship fellowship and service.
HALFA and Kenneth Boyd attended a steak and picnic supper at Town Lake Tuesday evening. Mrs James Edwards spent Friday morning at the Soren Nelson home. Mrs Mary Dundas attended a Martha Washington tea at Arm strong Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Merritt Colegrove entertained Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. Mr and Mrs Leonard Madden called on E Burkhead in Armstrong Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lyle Jager and son Dale of St Paul visited Elmer Felkey on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bert Anderson were
Universal presents King of Jazz at the Grand Theatre starring Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. The Technicolor musical features eight numbers with new songs by Mabel Wayne Milton Ager Jack Yellen Grace Hayes and others. Jeanie Lang George Chiles and Jeanette Loff perform in various numbers including My Bridal Veil and It Happened in Monterey. Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue is recorded in sound and picture.
The show features an array of screen vaudeville and stage talent led by Paul Whiteman and his band. Appearing are John Boles, Laura LaPlante, Jeanette Loff, Grace Hayes, the European Sisters G and others, plus the Tommy Atkins sextet, Nell O'Day, Russell Marert dancers, and the Hollywood Beauties in a vibrant musical spectacle.
City council repeals section of ordinance and enacts revised electric rates and a 10 percent discount for on time payments starting September 1, 1933. New rates set at 8 cents per kWh for first 20, 7 cents for next 30, 6 cents for next 550, 5 cents for over 600 kWh. All electric lighting to use one meter under revised rate. Ordinance in full force Sept 1, 1933. mayor M K Whelan and city clerk R O Clark sign.
The City of Esthervill council revises Ordinance No 47 to add Emery Street segment details between 5th and 6th streets. It specifies west lines of 6th street and distances west of intersections and notes the 5th and Emery Streets intersection per the ordinance. The ordinance becomes effective upon lawful publication in September 1933.
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