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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
7
Estherville residents and visitors are listed with movements to and from nearby towns. The roster includes Mrs. Axelton, Miss Lyons, Roy Turner, Clarence Ford, and many others passing through or staying for medical care, school, fairs, or family events. Labor Day observations and local club meetings are noted along with several home moves and business changes.
The Estherville Presbyterian Church auditorium has a refreshed look under trustees chair T. O. Thompson and a Ladies League committee led by Mesdames Kirt Allen L. L. Bingham J. W. Moxse and W. E. Bradley. Olson and assistants carried out the improvements with a creams and simple color scheme.
Decor and improvements by Mrsen enhance a church sanctuary. Choir loft relocation, new varnish on pews, and widened rear seating create a more open space for attendees. The pulpit is now accessed by a through middle aisle, with services resuming next Sunday at 10 45 a.m. Sunday school at noon, Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.m. and evening worship at 8 p.m.
A charming wedding took place Sept 1 1920 at the Pearce home uniting Florence Ula Pearce and August Martin Freimuth of Kneirum Iowa with Rev Allen Bishop officiating. Florence will reside in Huntington after her parents moved there earlier that year. Freimuth, a Knie rum farmer, served overseas, and the couple will be at home on the Greens Farm near Ealc rum after a short Fort Dodge visit.
The wedding of Miss Gladys H Vestrem to Mr John R Stockfleth took place Monday at noon at the Vestrem home. Rev J W La Grone officiated the ring ceremony followed by a wedding dinner. The couple left for Minneapolis to attend the state fair, then planned to tour Minnesota and Iowa before settling in Lake Park where Stockfleth runs an automobile business.
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