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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
5
It is very gratifying to learn of the appointment of Guy Ruhl postmaster at Frost Proof Florida. Mr Ruhl is editor of the Highland News prominent in civic and social affairs in Frost Proof and a darned good fellow generally he is very capable and will make one of the best postmasters the community has had.
Weekly schedules from Wallingford Lutheran Peder Nordstellen pastor include Sunday school at 10 AM and 2 30 PM service in English, Friday Bible study, Saturday 9 30 AM confirmation, midweek 5 PM, and Monday prayer at Ole Egeland home. Also Immanuel Church offers Young People at 8 PM with Emmetsburg Lutheran League program, Palestine Church in Norwegian 11 AM with Dorcas Society annual meeting Saturday, Sept 15, and Thursday Sept 20 events at Elias Anfinson home. English service next Sunday at 10 45 AM, Sunday school 10 AM, children's hour Saturday 2 PM.
Sunday school sessions run each Sunday at 10 00 A M with Rev T Raymond Allston guesting next Sunday The 11 00 A M worship features his sermon An all Sunday school workers’ conference follows at 2 30 P M All are urged to attend The Rupples Klub holds its first gathering Tuesday at 6 30 P M for a covered dish supper Rally Day is highlighted next Sunday with emphasis on returning to regular attendance The Epworth League reports strong turnout and elects officers of the new year
Sunday school at 10 each Sunday attendance rising. Friday meeting at 7. Devotional led by Deacons at 11. Luther League service at 8. Norwegian language service at 3. Ladies Aid Thursday this week hosted by Mesdames T. T. Sunde.
The Confirmation class meets Saturday at 10 o'clock at the Union State Line Church. Services are next Sunday at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 45. Luther League meets Wednesday evening the 19th at the Ladies Aid. Hostesses named are Mesdames L Anderson L Bargtrede and John Jensen.
R B Callwell died August 26 at his daughter Mrs Jay Johnston home after a long illness of paralysis. He came to Emmet county early and with J J Klopp ran a drug store then owned one operated by his son in law Jay Johnston. He served as Emmet county surveyor until a few years before his death. Burial was at Decorah. Architect James Cox and wife visited Stony City for professional business. Wholesale fruit house open for business. Jessie Bigelow returned to Chicago after a month with her parents. Mr and Mrs Raife visiting Perry. Mrs Warren Dillon and daughter Clella returned from Cherokee and Fort Dodge.
Old radio values set at 20 dollars. Bicycles fetch 10. Washers 15. Auto batteries 2. Coaster wagons 1. Many worn items receive equal value during the September 14 through 29 sale at Gam ble's.
Mrs. Margaret Graff takes an apartment on 9th and Main. Roy Fell of Perry visits Estherville friends. Mahlum at Spencer fair. Dillon and Lee head to Ames. Gordon Rick operated on in Coleman hospital. Helen Tucker teaches junior high and stays with Smith family. Brackett visiting Del Blake in Spencer. Ford returns from Ames to parents in Cole. Ralph Mahlum to study medicine at State University Iowa City. Frank Bright returns from Burlington after visiting grandfather. Thompson family of Graettinger welcome a baby girl at Coleman hospital. Cramer and Ione attend World’s Fair in Chicago. Lillian Davis of Parsons visits parents. Harry and Mrs. Darland return from Sioux City after funeral. W G Bale and son leave after visiting George Bale Sr. Paul Moore undergoes major operation at Coleman hospital. Ed Osher recovering from major operation at Coleman. Floyd Irwin and wife visit Huntington relatives. Fred Albertson to Iowa City for medical care. Alfred Rhodes family heads to Madison, Wisconsin. Curtis Hunt returns to Devils Lake after visit. Hepp daughters visit Sioux Falls. Beatrice Hepp operated on in Jackson.
A sensational note from American Weekly tied to a London studio tragedy tells of a model who perished with her poet lover after a destructive act. The piece previews ongoing inquiry and echoes tabloid noir in a periodical cross publication with the Chicago Herald and Examiner.
The notice promotes Pattern 8319 for jumpers with versatile outfit ideas. It notes patterns yield multiple jumpers from one purchase and invites readers to mail 15 cents, name, address, style number, and size to Patricia. It also includes personal notes about local visits and anniversaries from Emmetsburg and Laverne Minn.
The Philathea Sunday school class at the Methodist church surprised Elizabeth West at her east town home Monday evening. After informal visiting and lunch, she was given a gift as she leaves later in the week for Mt. Vernon to attend Cornell college. Attendees included Gretchen and Margaret Smith, Velma Johnston, Pauline Bassett, Betty Blazer, Lola Stein, Susan Peterson, and many others.
The Ehlers store employees enjoyed a Fort Defiance state park picnic and home gathering with card playing. Mrs. Charles Lewis hosted breakfast and bridge. League of Women Voters meeting featured Irene Kohl on government economic welfare. A shower honored Mrs Bert Ditsworth. Gamble's Trade In Sale promoted used goods sale running Sept 14 to 29.
Mrs Deeslittle and Mrs Warren s barber ar hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs John Doo Little Wednesday evening. Guests included Miss Mildred Zinzer Edna Barker Esther Burkart Maude Lucas Anita McManness Dorothy Nourse Helen Martinson Violet McAffee and Mesdames George Trevett Leon Blake and the guest of honor. A deli lunch followed the informal gathering.
Mr and Mrs Royce Winkelman are the proud parents of a baby boy born at Coleman Hospital Saturday. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the couple welcomed the newborn and lists the parents with their city residence.
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