Church and church school schedules for several congregations
Sunday and weekday services and programs listed for First Church of Christ, Adaville United Methodist, Westfield United Church of Christ, Immanuel Lutheran, and St. John's Lutheran in Craig Iowa. Includes worship times, Bible school, choir practice, church council meetings, and circles and rehearsals with dates in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's EV
Lutheran Church
Craig
Iowa
K. Anderson
Immanuel and Union Creek Lutheran Churches Notice
Immanuel and Union Creek Lutheran Churches announce service times led by Pastor David J. Roy across a week. Thursday two o clock program at Union Creek features Do You Hear What I Hear with Gladys and Myra Vreugdenhil as hostesses. Sunday services at 8:30 am IMM worship and 10:00 am UC morning worship with Pastor Roy in charge. Various group meetings listed throughout the week with multiple host names and group times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek Lew
Gladys
Myra Vreugdenhil
Nancy Klemme
Nelda Hultgren
IMM
Roy
KLEM
Lavinia Group
Lila Henke
Carolyn
General
Helen Group
Ena Sampson
Virginia Searls
Lois Group
Martha Mae Anderson
Patricia
Wilma Willer
Lena Papritz
Linde Group
Nadine Philips
Inez Palmer
Brutle Creek Lutheran Church Worship and Bible Class Notice
Brute Creek Lutheran Church led by Pastor Marvin Ketterling announces worship with Holy Communion at 10 30 a m on Sunday August 6 and an Adult Bible Class at 8 30 p m on Wednesday August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Marvin Ketterling
Brutle Creek
First Plymouth United Presbyterian Church Notices
Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. with church school at 9:00 a.m. Pastor Jim Frink leads morning worship. Monthly meetings include Men’s Brotherhood at 8:00 p.m. on the first Tuesday and Women’s Association at 2:00 p.m. on the first Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Plymouth United Presbyterian Church
Jim OF Frink
Men's Brotherhood
Women's Association
Trinity St Matthew Lutheran Churches Council Meeting Notice
Trinity St Matthew Lutheran Churches under Pastor Clauson announce the church council meets Thursday at 8 PM. Worship at St Matthew's Sunday 8:30 AM with Sunday School at 9:30 AM. Trinity worship at 10:00 AM with Trinity Sunday School at 8:45 AM. A potluck dinner follows the service. Tuesday 8 PM parish education meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.M.Y.F
Ladies Aid
Trinity Church Council
St. Matthew's
Trinity Sunday School
Trinity
Trinity Parish Education Meeting
Wesley United Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Wesley United Methodist Church under Rev Ralph Burdette lists Sunday worship service at 11 00 a m with no church school until September 3rd Thursday choir practice UMYF at 8 00 p m WSCS and monthly Circle Meetings on the fourth Wednesday Suzanna Wesley Love Hope circle meetings times Administrative Board first Wednesday at 8 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanna Wesley
Love
Hope
First Baptist Akron Iowa Weekly Church Notices
First Baptist Church Akron Iowa lists Sunday School at 9 39 a m and Morning Worship at 10 30 a m with speaker A O Larsen from Sioux Falls College. Prayer and Study Group Tuesday at 9 30 a m Naomi Circle August 16 devotion and hostesses at Mabel McCorkell Genevieve Fickbohm Grace Small and Dorothy HopeMary Circle has no August meeting Bible Book of the Month is I Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O. Larsen
Sioux Falls College
Naomi Circle
Doris Campbell
Mabel McCorkell
Dorothy Hope
Sarah Circle
Genevieve Fickbohm
Fickbohms
Grace Small
Mary Circle
I Samuel
ISU Horticulture Answers On Petunias Potatoes Zucchini and Fair News
Questions cover double petunias versus single varieties in heat and watering needs, edible status of small tomato-like potato fruits which are not edible and should be removed, plus details of the 1972 Clay County Fair opening ticket sales, free Youth admission, and a packed lineup including Glen Campbell performances, stock cars, harness racing, chuckwagon roades, rodeo, and country shows through September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University Horticulture Department
Clay County
Fairgrounds
Spencer
Glen Campbell
the Pages
Barnes Rodeo
Festus
Music Rovers
1973 Wheat Program Provisions Announced by Butz
Secretary Earl L. Butz outlined the 1973 wheat program including a required 86 percent set aside of each farm’s domestic allotment and an option to set aside up to 150 percent for a payment of 88 cents per bushel. Substitution of feed grains or soybeans preserves allotment history, barley joins the feed grain program, and loan rates remain at 1.25 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Buzz
USDA
ASCS
Plymouth County Hog Show Opens Summer Fair Grounds
Farm and City Ramblings invites Plymouth County residents to enter hog lots at the Plymouth County Fairgrounds on August 28 with entries accepted by August 25. Each entrant may enter one or two hogs plus a six head truck lot, weight 200 to 240 lbs, carcass data recorded. Free meal after the show, support from Farm Bureau and Livestock Feeders Association, plus a brief program by Pork Producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle R. Mackey
Plymouth County Park Producers Association
Plymouth County
Plymouth County Fairgrounds
Plymouth County Fair
FFA
Plymouth County Livestock Feeders Association
Pork Producers
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Don Treinen
Remsen
Alvin Howe
Hinton
Kenneth Brown
Sons
Akron
Ed Sitzman, Jr
le Mars
Dale Loutsch
Claire Allen
Plymouth County Pork Producers Association
Plymouth Church Centennial Remembrance and History
The article recounts Plymouth Church history from its early pastorate through 1971, detailing building milestones including the 1968 church dedication and 99 090 building cost, renovations, and leadership transitions from Rev. Kruse to Rev. Offrink, with references to archival scriptures and the church's ongoing activities and youth organizations. It also notes a separate discussion of soy proteins and a USDA Agricultural Situation feature, followed by a long Iowa Highway Commission report on leaded vs nonleaded gasoline emissions and related recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manate
George Albright
W. E. Smith
Smith
Theo. Seibert
Robert Rushing
Plymouth
Ohio
Ed Miller
Westmar College
LeMars
Iowa
Charles R. Kruse
Mange
Dohrman Construction Company
Jerry Wood
Kruse
James Offrink
California Seminary
Michigan
Plymouth Church
First Plymouth United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Jesus
United States
Economic Research Service
USDA
State Highway Commission
Iowa State Highway Commission
Commission
J. R. Coupal, Jr
Jerry Hall
William Bathie
Delmar van Meter
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Town State University
John’ Ford
Central Services
William ‘Thomas
The
Highway Commission
Strange potato found by Ethel Marugg in Monticello basement
Mrs. Ethel Marugg of Monticello reported discovering a peculiar potato in her basement. It bore long tendrils nearly three feet in length and carried several small new potatoes along each tendril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Marugg
Monticello
Management conference for small business Sioux City
James BR Chisholm acting district director SBA Des Moines Iowa announces a management conference for small businesses in the Sioux City area on Wednesday September 6 1972 at the Normandy Restaurant Sioux City. Co sponsored by SCORE Chamber Western Iowa Tech and SBA. The program Better Management Produces Better Profits will cover key areas and common small business problems. The registration with luncheon is 5.00. Mail to SCORE Sioux City Chamber 101 Pierce St Sioux City IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BR
Chisholm
Small Business Administration
Des Moines
Iowa
Sioux City
38Th St
Highway No. 7
Sioux City Chamber of Commerce
Pierce St
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First Church OF Christ
Steve Steele
Channel 9
Adaville
Westfield United Church OF Christ
Ralph Burdette
Martha Circle
Grasz-DeVries
Grasz—DeVries Worlding
I. Borders
Immanuel and
Union Creek Lutheran Churches
David J. Roy
Wesley United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Akron, Iowa
ST. John EV
Preston Township
James A. Sandvik
State University
Ft Tribune
Main St
Akron Register-Tribune
Lyle R. Stephens
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