Pastoral Conference in Hanover Hosts Multilingual Services
The Sioux City pastoral conference met at St. John's church in Hanover for a two day session with about 26 pastors. German and English sermons were delivered by Pastor Braunschwig and Pastor Webking, followed by community meals, a Reformation festival sermon, and plans for Lord's Supper in German next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
St. John’s Church
Hanover
Otto Braunschwig
Aurelia
H. Webking
Emil C. Radke
Ladies Aid
Lioyd Getzmeiner
Ludwig
Pastor Horn
Whittemore
Iowa
Carl Lebeck
Storm Lake
Herman Hinkeldey
Duayne
Albert Hinkeldey
Arline
Henry Kolpin
Irene Mongan
Crozies
Mt Olive News Highlights Local Visits and Club Sessions
Art Smith of Manson Iowa visited in the area while Claude Jones and Roy Glidewell drove to Washington to bring home Mrs Jones and Mrs Glidewell after a week with their sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Martin Wilson. The Hoops family moved to Holstein, S O S club hosted by Mrs Leonard Anderson, and many residents attended church, meetings, or visited relatives in Cherokee Diamond Center Holstein and Cleghorn. Melvin Wilson suffered a serious head and face injury in an auto crash near Cherokee and received treatment at Sioux Valley hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Jones
Roy Glidewell
Washington
Iowa
Jones
Mrs
Glidewell
Martin Wilson
Herman Hoops
Holstein
Earl Crippen
Ivan Wilson
G. A. R. Hall
Cherokee
Roberts
Lark
North Dakota
Mrs. Allen
Glenn Leeds
Earl Bruce
France Mortenson
Axel Johnson
Rudolph Johnson
Irving Torrey
George Schafer
Oscar Gustafson
Herbert Frank
LeRoy Goettsch
B. H. Dukes
Melvin Wilson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Diamond Center notes and weekend visits in Storm Lake area
Miss Erna Otto, working in Storm Lake, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H H Otto. Sunday guests included Hickey and related families near Linn Grove and Linn Grove area residents. A picnic dinner for 27 at Ralph Freese’s featured the Reis, Streed, Frank and Frank families. Additional visits: Gunnarson of Manson with Irving Carlson. Tony Carlson and children of Alta visited C A Peterson home. Leonard Anderson of (missing end).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zwemke
Arthur Wogahn
Eitel Mohn
Aurelia
Wiona Rieman
Roy Otto
Storm Lake
Stanley Kedriese
Alta
Ben Johnson
Omaha
Orville
Business College
Glenn Leber
Donnabell
Ben Johnson Ome
Frieda Hinkeldey
Ervin
Erna Otto
Dora Bedke
Gilbert Garberding
Walter Sump
Crozier
Harold
Esther Radke
Vernon Otto
Diamond Township
Neema Holtz
Near Holstein
Bertold
Lucille Lebeck
Fred Hustedt
Stella
H. H. Otto
W. F. Hickey
Orville Hickey
Garland Hickey
Joyce
Oscar Peterson
Linn Grove
William Haight
H. H. Williams
Galva
Oliver Hansen
Edmund Towns, Jr
Sioux City
Herman Linquist
Nellie Keuck
Linquist
Ralph Freese
George Reis
Marty
Towa
John Streed
Theodore Streed
Paul Frank
Near Washta
Herbert Frank
Victor Gunnarson
Manson
Iowa
Irving Carlson
Gunnarson
Irving
C. A. Peterson
Tony Carlson
Leonard Anderson
Growth of American Holly
American holly will grow as a pyramidal tree reaching up to 60 feet under protection, the tallest broad leaf evergreen for cold regions with a circumference of 40 to 60 inches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank F. Faber
Mgr
Irene Zwemke
Edgar Fahr
Leaner
Sponsers
Win. Menke
Edward Hinkeldey
Ernest Neuman
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Charles Zwemke
August Gustafson
Robert Carlson
Gust Magnusen
North of
Anton Larson
Vd Fredrichs
MT. Olive
Art Smith
Silver Township
Richard Peterson
Ben Galvin
Fort Dodge
Robert Frank
Dean Haight
Melvin Linquist
Rietzell Nordstrom
Margueritte Haight
Dorothy Brenneman
Diamond No. 5
Cleghorn
Margaret Hench
Bess Pitcher
Ochevedan
Slayton
Heron Lake
Minnesota
Tom
Harry
Diamond Center
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Arthur Brown
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
of Aurelia
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Albert G. Bachman
Aurella, Iow
Winfred Moulton
Ofer
Pastofies Bldr
Aurelia, Iowa
W. G. Port
A. H. Eddy
Gilchrist
Aurelia School House
Wed’y
Guernsey
Hereford
White Rock
T. B
Hayes
McCormick
John Deere
J. I. Case
Waterloo Bay
David Danielson
First Trust & Savings Bank
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