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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

2

TO LANDS OF BELIEFS Devotional and youth meetings schedule

Devotional meeting at 11 A. M. led by deacons. Luther League at 8 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Church school Sundays at 10. Morning worship at 11 with gospel sermon by the pastor. Evening worship at 7:30. Young people chorus will read the singing. Gospel message by the pastor. Girl Scouts Monday 7 P. M. Boy Scouts Monday 7 P. M. Jr. C. E. Thursday 4:15 P. M. Chorus practice Thursday 7 P. M.

Luther League Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Jr. C. E

Local Social Notes Highlight Week Visits and Meetings

Mrs Henry Nietzel visited sister from Minneapolis last week. PTA meeting held at schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Presbyterian Ladies Aid guest day at Ringsted Thursday afternoon. Louise Harris and son Frank of New London visited friends last week. Roy Goldsberry and family of Hollandale visited relatives early week. Joe Durham of Estherville visited Wednesday evening at James Edwards home. Will, Herman and Thomas Cargill of Terris called on Louis Cargill Saturday. Loyd Smith of Lamberton visited last week at Walter Smith home. Peter Munson and son George visited Saturday at Armstrong home. Julia Gangestad and daughters Will Hansen Harriet Cargill visited Tuesday at Harry Buel home near Ceylon. Joe McIntire and Tillie Cargill were Sunday guests at Dave Warner home.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Ringsted Lou Harris Frank New London Minn Roy Goldsberry Hollandale Joe Durham Estherville James Edwards Will Herman Thomas Cargill Terris Louis Cargill Loyd Smith Lamberton Walter Smith Peter Munson George Harry Johnson Armstrong Julia Gangestad Will Hansen Harriet Cargill Harry Buel Ceylon Joe McIntire Tillie Cargill Dave Warner W. S. Reid Spirit Lake John Reid Atlantic Henry Hall George Reid Maple Hill Francis Sevold Erle Reid Robert Bryan Harold Johnson Geere Hell Tres Hazel Marie E. K. Avers Chester Mo Holger Jetern Ann Ing Beerr Mr. Little Cin Hobart Hans H Dred Hone Mason Oakland Mr. Reid Ollie Reid Fd McKean Elk, Ayers Gila Kitson George Berven A. K. Olson Adeline and Mildred Johnson Esther Ville Berniece Will Higinbotham Gruver

Gillette speaks at flagpole event draws large crowd

TERRIL reports Democratic congressman candidate Guy M. Gillette delivered an engaging speech at the flag pole on Saturday evening with a sizable audience in attendance. Local residents and visitors frequent the area, including the Kraft, Newby, and Blum households, with several people visiting and socializing around Henry Hoeck and Earl Kraft homes.

Guy M. Gillette Flag Pole Thor Brighton Evelyn Einer Beck Ringsted Henry Hoeck George Resseguie Emmet Newby Earl Kraft Carl Johnson Ray Kraft Virgil Snider Daol Berniece Burt Virgil Snyder W. E. Blum Loyd Michael Doris Emil Jensen Fostoria Los Island Rayraft W. S. Chapman Rochester Minn Kentucky Clay County V-R

Maple Hill and Dolliver Tie 6 6 in Open Game

Maple Hill and Dolliver opened their baseball season with a six six draw on the local diamond. Players Sevold Reid Cayvlor Lar son are noted for Maple Hill and Dolliver respectively. Sunday visits and dinner plans are listed for several area families including Lilland Blow Anderson Dohrn and Reid in Swea City Armstrong and Ceylon.

Maple Hill Dolliver Sevold Reid Cayvlor Larson Ole Lilland Swea City Geo. Blow Karl Anderson Cecelia John Mitchell Armstrong Phil van de Walle Meta Dohrn Fairmont George Dohrn Little Son Onald Ceylon Minn Howard Hanson Ollie Reid Suday C. M. Todd Chas

Seeliger and friends visit Estherville area weekend

Seeliger home welcomed Glady Seelicer for a weekend visit while Robert Todd stayed with friend Cecil. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Edwin McKean. next gathering Oct 6 with Mrs. Jim Hill hosting. Various local visits and family events noted among Estherville residents and friends.

Armstrong visit spans Mitchell to Estherville events

Miss Clara Herley of Mitchell and sister Mrs. Joe Kennedy visited last week. The Kennedys went to Fairmont on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Schumaker stayed from Friday to Sunday at West Bend and Whittemore. Mrs. Harold Atwood and Norma visited the Do. J. Carlson home in Estherville. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wolf, Mrs. Wim. VanDuzer, and Miss Mae Bunt were in Estherville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards visited Estherville Monday.

Clara Herley Mitchell, S. D Joe Kennedy

Double tragedy shocks town after shooting and suicide

Miss Margaret Johnson visits Estherville area as a fatal shooting unfolds at Mrs Lottie Case home. Frank Case is killed by his brother Montgomery Case, who then dies by suicide in a nearby cornfield. Wounded Mrs Case treated as sheriff and coroner investigate. Bodies taken to Estherville parlors.

Margaret Johnson Chicago C. J. Martens Lottie Case Montgomery Cherokee Hospital For Insane Frank Case Estherville Charlie May North Superior Township Missouri Superior Claus Martens Fritz Jacobs Charlie Ruckman Irving Martens J. A. Richards Linegar Grover Vicinity Martin Gage Sioux City Marshalltown

Birthday Parties Highlight Social News From Town

Kathleen Deming hosted her ninth birthday with school friends including Miss Alma Rees and several classmates. Jean Randolph celebrated his seventh birthday with a weiner roast and decorated cake. Other social items note a Presbyterian gathering at Ft. Defiance, a D A R district conference lunch, and a Ladies Aid dinner hosted by Mrs. Lungren. A surprise party for Mrs. Hoffman and a bridge luncheon at Mrs. Kelley's were also reported.

Kathleen Deming Kathleen Alma Rees Pauline Barbara Smith Patricia Pierce Patricia Tott Betty Brawford Lois Ridley Emrogene Laveride Lola Wingerson Dorothy Evelyn Danielson Wilma Irwin Georgia Deming Marjorie Kennedy Claude Randolph Jean C. J. Mathieson Billie War Donald Sunde Herbert Margaret Moore Dorothy June Mathieson Marjorie Dy

Mason City Student Council Elects Officers in Chapel

In Mason City, the junior college held an afternoon meeting in the chapel to elect officers for the year. Wilfred Reed was chosen president, Fred Wilson vice president, Berna Hansen secretary treasurer. Three student council members were Harriet Osher, Vernon Maas, and Vance Hilliard. Mrs. Gilbert Avery Jr. assisted as hostess for bridge during the afternoon.

Mason City Gilbert Avery, Jr Wilfred Reed Fred Wilson Berna Han Sen Scretary Trasurer Harriet Osher Vernon Maas Vance Hilliard

Four Mile Lake club entertains at Gilliland home

The Four Mile Lake club met Wednesday September 14 at Mrs. H N Gilliland's home with fifteen members and three visitors Mrs Koenecke Irene Swanson and Nettie Rauhauser. A fine lunch was served and the next meeting will be at Mrs Roy Klein's home. The Case committee of the Welfare Board met Tuesday night in the city hall and decided that county needy would pay for aid received by labor during the coming winter.

Four Mile Lake H. N. Gilliland Koenecke Irene Swanson Nettie Rauhauser Roy Klein Welfare Board

Reality as Lesson Sermon Theme in All Churches of Christ Scientist

Sunday services will present Reality as the lesson sermon topic in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text from Psalms declares God eternal and supreme, while citations from I Chronicles praise God’s power and kingdom. A passage from Science and Health explains God as All-in-all and Spirit as the only reality.

Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Ddy

Immanuel Lutheran Church announces services and meeting

Immanuel Lutheran Church Otis Lang pastor Missouri Synod N 4th Street. English service next Sunday at 10 45 a m Sunday school and Bible class at 10 00 a m. Quarterly business meeting for voting members Sunday at 2 30 p m in church. Religious instruction for children Saturday at 2 00 p m in church.

Estherville Lutheran Church Services and Events

Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor L A Mathre invites Sunday evening service at 7 45 in English with a preparatory message by Evan Belist Scotvold next week. Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 devotional meeting 11 prayer Thursday at C J Carlsons North Street Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon hostesses listed. Willing Workers meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs Lars Tindal.

Evan- Belist Scotvold C. J. Carlson Ladies Aid John Hanson Oscar Fagre N. O. Christensen Elmer Shaw Lars Tindal

Church Confirmation and Luther League Schedule

The Confirmation class meets Saturday at 10 AM. Luther League holds a social and business meeting Friday at 7:45 PM. The program with reception follows spring's Confirmation class. Union State Line Church services Sunday at 11 AM with Holy Communion. Sunday School is at 10 AM and Confirmation Class Tuesday at 2:15 PM.

Wallingford Lutheran Church Events List

Wallingford Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8. The confirmation class meets Saturday 8, then Wednesday 4 30. Ladies Aid hosts Sept 29 at 2 30. Immanuel Church hosts a Mission festival Friday at 8 with Haugen from China, English sessions, Saturday Norwegian, Sunday festival close with offering. Ladies Aid Oct 28 2 30 luncheon by Mrs Sorum and Mrs Olson. PALESTINE CHURCH notes a leaking pipe risk. C C Plumbing offers free inspection.

Immanuel Church Haugen China Ladies Aid H. Sorum Knute Olson Palestine Church

Local social notes from Clay county fair and visitors

Mr and Mrs Chas Keeler and Mr and Mrs Wm Post attend the Clay county fair today. Ray Barto and John Hansen return from Chicago after accompanying a cattle shipment. Mr and Mrs Frank Sieben of Cleveland Ohio visit Mrs Sieben's parents Mr and Mrs E W Knight. Mrs H S Greig Mrs C Guernsey and Mrs James Rainey spend Thursday with Mrs Eva Stearns in Primghar. Miss Luella Wiley visits at the J H Benson home and stays with her sister Mrs Benson. Mr and Mrs R L Mallory drive to Waterloo Friday to visit his sister and conduct business.

Chas. Keeler Wm. Post Clay County Fair Ray Barto John Hansen Chicago Frank Sieben Cleveland Ohio

How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat

Woman pursues fat loss by taking Kruschen Salts daily with hot water. The ad claims fat loss in three weeks and increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling, urging safety and a money back guarantee if not convinced. It promotes J A Cummings as distributor and notes a four week supply at a low price.

J. A. Cummings America

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