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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
2
The article notes Florida fruit pickers demanding 28 percent more under NRA codes after a 33 1 3 percent raise, criticizing misinterpretation of the code and predicting hardship for growers, packers, and pickers. It also reports Clay County race results and a stance that wages will rise only when employer overhead allows.
Rally Day and Promotion Sunday invites all church members to attend Church School at 10:00 A M with a sermon by the pastor. Morning Worship at 11:00 A M includes a baptismal presentation for children. Evening worship at 7:30 P M features a youth chorus and a sermon by the pastor. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper observed at 11:00 A M on Sunday Oct 8 with hopeful attendance.
German service with holy communion next Sunday at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 10 00 am Announcement for communion Saturday afternoon from 4 00 to 8 30 pm Religious instruction for children Saturday afternoon at 2 00 pm in the church
Estherville Lutheran Church offers Sunday service at 11 with Holy Communion and Sunday School at 10. Luther League meets 7 30 with topic leader Margaret Bringle. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30. Luther League social and business gathering Friday 8. Willing Workers meet Saturday with Mrs H M Knutson. Confirmation class Saturday 10 at the church.
A local listing notes pheasant dinners served at Ralph's every Wednesday and Sunday, inviting patrons to enjoy a regular poultry meal at the establishment.
An adult class will gather next Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the Parish House on 8th Street. The fall Circuit meeting convenes at Bethany Church in Emmetsburg from October 1 to 3, with Sunday afternoon sessions at 3:00 and an introductory topic based on Romans 10:1-10. UNION STATE LINE CHURCH holds services Sunday October 8 at 9:45 in English. Sunday School meets each Sunday at 9:45. The confirmation class meets Wednesdays at 2:15 at the Church in V-R.
Mission conference led by A W Haugan is postponed due to his operation. New dates are November 17 to 19 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and forenoon service at 11 a.m. Norwegian language service, Ladies Aid Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Hostesses Ms. Ressell Clemenson Osher. Bible study Thursday 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal Friday evening. Confirmation class Saturday 9 a.m. and next Wednesday 5 p.m. Dorcas Society next Tuesday night October 3 refreshments by Evelyn Clemenson and Viola Osher. Young People Sunday 8 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday October 4 at church refreshments by Mrs. Sorum and Mrs. Bryan.
Sunday school at 2 p m with service at 3 p m in American language. Dorcas Society gathers at Miss Sadie Olson home on coming Saturday afternoon September 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
The Free Methodist Church outlines a full day of worship with Sabbath School at 10:00 AM, preaching at 11:00 AM, class meeting at noon, Young People's Meeting at 7:30 PM, and preaching at 8:00 PM. The church urges strong attendance and invites families to bring children to Sunday School and the youth program.
The Wolves show a potent backfield under Coach Rogers with power described as dynamic as dynamite. End material appears weak, while Aalborg and Brave’s tackling and Pierce’s returns surfaced late. Helgason starred in State Teacher’s 13 0 win over Columbia as Warrington impressed for Storm Lake with strong kicking. Southern Normal beat Western Union 13 0, and Storm Lake's game gave Midgets reserves valuable experience.
The Civics Current Topics department of the Woman's club meets Monday at Mrs. Lou Wanamaker's home with Mrs. Jay Howard as lesson leader and Mrs. H S Greig in charge of current topics. The Christian church general aid serves a Harvest Home supper this evening at the church dining room with all ladies assisting. Baptist church ladies elected officers: Mrs. Fred Trevett president, Mrs. Warren Barber secretary, Mrs. L C Doolittle treasurer. supper by committee chaired by Mrs. August Peterson. Mrs. E M Pierce hosted a seventh birthday party for her daughter Patricia with six friends. Grand theater outing followed by ice cream and cake at home.
Mrs W W Wilson will host Tuesday October 3 to the Okamanpadu chapter D A R. She is assisted by Mesdames A G Bailey Lester Heyer and Paul Weir. The lesson on the Romance of the American Postage Stamp will be led by Mrs E W Knight.
The O R C Ladies Auxiliary held a picnic at Ft Defiance state park yesterday noon. Mrs H M Drey will host Friday afternoon for the Duo Decim club with a dessert luncheon and contract bridge to follow in her Gardston hotel apartment. Mrs Chas Logue and house guests A O McVean of Boston and Mrs J D Weir visited Mrs Ed Sorum. McVean, a former Huntington resident, is visiting. Mrs Francis St Clements of St James Minn is staying with her daughter Mrs W H Dooley and plans to return Sunday.
Miss Flossie Lucille Schenck and Mr Hans Jensen were married on Wednesday at the Little Brown Church at Nashua with Rev. William Kent officiating. Mr and Mrs J E Schenck attended. They will reside on the Sinegar farm southeast of Gruver, rented by Mr Jensen.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ford left for Towner North Dakota to oversee land interests Mrs Oscar Wickens traveled to Iowa City for medical consultation Mrs Wm Bale spoke at Ft Dodge RNA gathering Mrs Sim Stedman hosted by sister Mrs Dillon Mrs A J Yoch visiting Estherville with daughter and husband Kenneth Meadows attended rush week activities at Ames and returned home Fred Brown and twins from Fort Dodge visited Estherville Ross Fouts family plan to move October 1 Eddie Karnes and Hester Albertson visited Mark Dolan H T Nichols and Gilchrist work details Chicago Illinois conductions and trips Laura Logan family returned from Chicago World’s Fair and attended funerals of Mrs Wm Hamilton and Chas Reed in nearby towns
Ed Sorum drives to South Bend Indiana on Sunday to fetch a Studebaker for his salesroom. The Sorum garage has secured the dealership for this car. The item notes local moves and social visits including Miss Alice Ford in Chicago for the Century of Progress, plus local residents relocating and visiting relatives.
The White Shrine schedules three benefit bridge parties in October on Oct 4, Oct 10, and Oct 20 with prizes at each event and a final prize for the overall high score. DeMolays Eastern Stars Masons and their families are invited to participate.
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