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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1924
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Oscar Brown and daughter Virginia of Sioux Falls visited Estherville guests of Mr and Mrs M M Knapp. Numerous locals attended events, travels, and meetings including the National American Legion convention in St Paul. A heavy rainstorm caused widespread showers with equinoctial winds.
The East Riverside Club met at Mrs. Howard Haywood's home for a large September reunion with forty one attendees. Members shared their greatest rides, enjoyed fall fruit and flowers displays, and discussed Luther Burbank's life. refreshments followed as friendships renewed. The group plans October's meeting with Mrs Gustafson on hymns and their origins.
Harmony Club begins its social year with a luncheon at the Dutch Room on Wednesday October 8 at 1 PM. The purely social meeting invites reservations by calling Mrs. Dan Howard. The notice reflects local club activity and schedules.
The close of business saw Mrs Spoo and the help committee serve refreshments. Committees for social and program roles were named including Mrs Sim Rossman and Mrs Harry Michael. Members travel and visits are noted with Nebraskan trip, housewarming for Archie Bixby, and various city and farm trips among AB club members.
Boston reports the 112th annual convention of the Scottish Rite Northern Masons opening with a Trinity Church service. Rt. Rev. Harry S. Longley, Episcopal bishop of Town, condemned the American education system as largely pagan and urged parochial schools to provide spiritual development for children, noting 35 percent of homes lack church connection and 28,000,000 U.S. children have no denomination membership.
The Presbyterian Church under Pastor G Voorhies saw strong attendance last Sunday despite rain. Both morning and evening services were well attended. chairs used at the services suffered from dampness in basements and first class barns. Cement Products Co. promotes concrete blocks and air space wall construction as lasting solutions.
Rev. Marsh preached a strong sermon on Mir acles and the Modern Mind at the evening service. The Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Waters assisted by Mrs. Espeset and Mrs. Osher. Mrs. Bingham will lead. Topic for the season is Our Enlarging Vista and China.
Arm strong Mr and Mrs Forest Gibbons returned home from Minneapolis on Wednesday. Francis Hanifan left Thursday for Des Moines to attend Drake University. Miss Atehine and Lloyd Kitson departed Saturday for Des Moines for Drake University. Bow Cannon of Piteaan came Friday for a visit with relatives here. Ruth WKingstone and Mrs Chas Miller visited in Fairton on Friday afternoon. Dy West and daughter Mrs Harvey Adkins intended to Des Moines on Wednesday. Mrs Adkins will go on to her home. Mr and Mrs Henry U-wanson and family of Fishterville and Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs
Mrs. Bear of Grover visited at the R. E. Bunt home Thursday. Mrs. Moore returned from Woonsocket North Dakota after a week away. Mr. and Mrs. Horswell and Mr. Higgena came back from Minneapolis. Chas Dennison and Dorothy Rankin visited Swea City Thursday. Miss Naber called on friends in Estherville Friday. Bob Underberg traveled from St. Joe to spend Sunday at the Jim Johnson home.
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