Revival Fires and Church Programs On West Side
Serviles West Side Church of Christ lists revival shows on KCAU Channel 9 at 7 30 am and KSOO Channel 13 at 8 30 am plus Sunday airings from Homestead USA. Radio programs include Akron Ministers at 9 00 am on KLEM Le Mars and Christians Hour at 9 35 am on WNAX Yankton. Evening activities feature Youth for Christ at 6 30 pm, an Evening of Fellowship at 7 30 pm, and Sweetest Hour of the Week No 1 at 7 30 pm Thursdays, with campers named for the week and services led by Pastor Orris when away. The piece also covers Wesley United Methodist Church July schedules and other area church notices.
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Kcau-Tv
Ksoo-Tv
Homestead
USA
Akron Ministers
KLEM
le Mars
The
Christians Hour
WNAX
Yankton
Youth For Christ
Sr. Hi
West Side
Home Street
Sioux City
Nate
Robert
Debbie Orris
Kathy Mackey
Rodney Mackey
Ronda Lanning
Dennis Whitead
Kim Lanning
Cindy Mackey
Sherri
Mike Whitead
John Orris
Pastor Orris
Church Service Schedule with two congregations listed
First Baptist Church led by Rev. David Olson offers Sunday classes at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with a Tuesday women’s Bible discussion. First Church of Christ with supply pastor Tom Steele airs revival on Channel 9 at 7 30 a m and offers Bible School at 10 a m and morning worship with communion at 11 a m.
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Westfield United Church OF Christ (Congregational
Ladies Aid
First Church OF Christ
Tom Steele
Channel 9
KCAU
Trinity St Matthews Lutheran Churches Weekly Schedule
Trinity St Matthew and St John’s Lutheran churches in Craig Iowa publish a weekly schedule. Activities include confirmation and first communion meetings, ALCW hostess group events, Sunday worship at 8:30 and 10:00, Sunday School at 8:45, and an evening ice cream social hosted by Naomi circle.
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Trinity Committee On
Trinity Alcw
Margaret Erks
Eral Lehmann
Sandra Pierson
St. Matthew's
Trinity Sunday School
Trinity
Naomi
ST. John's EV
Lutheran Church
Craig
Iowa
K. Anderson
Direct dialing to begin in Orange City in April 1972
Central Telephone district manager Julius Hop announced that direct distance dialing will start in Orange City in April 1972. Other news notes include Inwood Kiwanis ranking and local flood impacts from early weekend storms. Community events feature St Michael's Church dinner in Kingsley, a Chamber BBB report in Le Mars, and a new Scotchman's Market in Sioux Center.
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Orange City
Central Telephone
Julius Hop
Inwood Kiwanis Club
Hudson
St. Michael's Church of
Kingsley
John F. Kennedy Airport
New York
KLM
Obituary for Berniece Hubby at O'Neill Nebraska
Funeral services for Rev Mrs Berniece E Hubby of Atkinson Nebraska were held at Wesleyan Church O Neill on Tuesday July 13 at 2 p m Burial was in Paddock Cemetery north of O Neill Berneice Elizabeth Rausch Hubby daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rausch was born September 29 1912 in Union County South Dakota near Akron She died at her home near Atkinson July 10 1971 aged 58 years 9 months 11 days Survivors include her husband William two brothers James of Wiggens Colorado Ralph of Buckeye Arizona a sister Virginia Rausch Genoa Nebraska two half brothers Jack and Gary Rausch She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother Lester. Do not be misled by quantity for a small price Akron Register Tribune does Quality Job Printing at the Right Price.
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Berniece E. Hubby
Atkinson
Nebraska
Wesleyan
Illinois
Berneice
Akron
William Hubby
O'Neil
William
James
Wiggens
Colorado
Ralph
Buckeye
Arizona
Virginia Rausch
Genoa
Nebr
Jack
Gary Rausch
Lester
Thank you note and club trip details from Sioux City paper
A heartfelt thanks from Mrs. Alfred W. Jacobs and family for prayers cards and sympathy after a death. Also news that 100 Adventurers Travel Club members traveled by chartered bus to Shenandoah Iowa on July 20 visiting local gardens and broadcasting facilities before a Smorgasbord dinner. inquiries invited to Adventurers Travel Club, 705 S Paxton Sioux City Indiana.
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Alfred
Pastor Roy
Clauson
Adventurers’ Travel Club
Shenandoah
Iowa
Sioux City Municipal Auditorium
Henry Field Garden
May Seed Company
Kitchen Klatter Broadcasting
Adventurers' Travel Club
S. Paxton
Sioux City
Sandvik
Olson
Minnie Tresler
Fresh Vegetables and Home Safety Notes From South Dakota Extension
The bulletin urges washing peppers and cucumbers before refrigeration and storing them in the crisper for 3 to 5 days. It highlights farm and home safety month with tips to prevent home falls, emphasizing elderly risk in bedrooms and hazards like uneven floors and clutter. Mulching gardens helps conserve moisture and reduce weeds. A 4-H calendar lists upcoming events including crops judging school, exhibits, horse show, and dress revue in July and August.
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South Dakota
Jim Dailey Farm
Lincoln Union Rea
Alcester
Elk Point Auditorium
What makes a boy a Paper Boy and his birth
A reflective note on paper boys and early wages is paired with a birth announcement. C.M.S. was born July 7 at Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson Alyron, a son named Merk Edwin, with brother Scott Arthur and grandparents Jervik of Elk Point and Anderson of Akron.
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C.M.S
Floyd Valley Hospital
le Mars
Eric Anderson
Alyron
Merk Edwin
Scott Arthur
Clifford Jervik
Elk Point
Lesley Anderson
Akron
Edwin Nelson
Westfield
F.H. Anderson
A. O. Klopstad
Anna Jervik
Alcester
Raymond L. Fletcher dies. Elk Point farmer leaves long illness
Raymond L. Fletcher 62 of Elk Point Iowa died Tuesday July 13 at Akron hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 10:30 Friday at First Baptist Church Akron with Rev David Olson officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery Akron under Schroeder Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Roy Dunham Andrew Brown Arnold Staum Burnette Quamn Henry George Carl Christensen. A prayer service was held Thursday night at the funeral home. He was born December 22 1908 in Chatsworth Iowa. He married Stella Ryan October 29 1934. He farmed in Akron and Elk Point communities and was a former Lamont School Board member and a 4H leader. Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs William Busker of Elk Point two sons Richard of Des Plaines Sr and Roger of Sioux City a sister Mrs Curt Johnson of Dell Rapids eight a brother Edgar C Roland Des Plaines and Darcy Floyd and Elmo Alcon and five grandchildren.
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Raymond L. Fletcher
Elk Point Farmer
Akron
First Baptist Church of
David Olson
Riverside Cemetery
Schroeder Funeral Home
Roy Dunham
Andrew Brown
Arnold Staum
Burnette Quamn
Henry George
Carl Christensen
Mr. Fletcher
Chatsworth
Iowa
Stella Ryan
Akron and
Elk Point
Lamont School Board of Rural
William
Yvonne
Busker
Richard
Des Plaines
Roger
Sioux City
Curt Johnson
Dell Rapids
8. D
Edgar
C. Roland
Darcy
Floyd
Elmo
Alcon
Performance Tested Ram Sale Set for July 24 in Nevada Iowa
Plymouth County producers will attend the fifth annual ram test sale at the Story County Fairgrounds Shaw Pavilion in Nevada Iowa on July 24. Breeds include Suffolk Hampshire Shropshire Dorset Montadale Corriedale and Columbia. Top one third of most breeds eligible for sale while Suffolks and Hampshires must index 100. Of 205 consigned head 82 will be slaughtered for carcass data. Sale begins at 7 p.m. Additional data comes from Iowa Ram Testing Association and ISU. Leading figures are Lyle Mackey and Tom Wickersham.
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Plymouth County
Nevada
Iowa
Lyle Mackey
Iowa Ram Testing Association
Suffolk
Hampshire
Shropshire
Dorset
Montadale
Corriedale
Columbia
Tom Wickersham
Iowa State University
Wickersham
Ronald Pullin
Waterloo
Homer Long
Grundy Center
IRTA
Shaw Pavilion
Story County Fairgrounds
Spirometry helps detect early breathing disorders nationwide
The spirometer test measures vital capacity, forced vital capacity, and timed forced expiratory volume to assess lung function. Targeted at people over 40 and smokers, it aids early detection of COPD. A nationwide TB and Respiratory Disease Association project promotes physician awareness and patient education with medical student demonstrations. Cr. TB and Resp. Disease Ass'n.
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National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Farm payments update and county figures in 1971 program
Plymouth County seeks to finalize 1971 set aside farm program payments with preliminary sums already issued to about 3100 farmers. A supplemental wheat payment may follow after December 1, and feed grain adjustments could occur after March 1, 1972. Final values depend on wheat parity and market prices from July through November.
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Cecil J. Kennedy
Plymouth County
Mr. Kennedy
Plymouth County Agricultural Stabilization and
Kennedy
ASCS
SCORE meets July 28 in Sioux City Rodeway Inn
The Small Business Administration announces the Sioux City SCORE Chapter will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday July 28 1971 in the Sioux Room of the Rodeway Inn at 10:00 am. Chapter Chairman Carl Fredricksen invites interested Siouxland businessmen to attend. SBA counselors will be available for interviews and to explain SBA programs and provide management counseling.
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SBA
Small Business Administration
Sioux City
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West Side Church OF Christ
Dean Orris
Wesley United Methodist Church
Ralph Burdette
Love Circle
Ruth Mitchell
Orin Harris
Immanuel
Union Creek
David J. Roy
IMM
Carl ‘G. Hansen
East End
Stone Park
Luther Leaguers
Alcon Park
Brttle Creek Lutheran Chruch
Kermit J. Rye
Lake Shetek
First Baptist Church
Royal Dutch Airlines
Sioux Center
Third Street
Scotchman's Market
O R Saddle Club
Remsen
P. Douglas Gubrud
River Falls
Wisc
Kraco Construction Company
Red Cross
City Hall
Hawarden
Akron Register-Tribune
Alfred W. Jacobs
Franklin Hemmerrick
Michael and
Tricia
Unicon
Iomics AG
Verle Barwick
Verle E. Barwick
John Deere
Deere & Co
John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works
Tent City
Barwick
Wyoming
Virgil Willer
Baler
Poland
China
Tai Martin
Mrs
Elmer van Whye
Brunsville Legion Hall
Register-Tribune
Plymouth
Woodbury
Sioux
Union
Gos
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