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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
5
A lengthy listings page catalogs numerous city churches with pastors and weekly schedules. It lists worship times, holy days, Sunday schools, youth programs, and service details for denominations including Congregational, Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist, Catholic, and others across multiple blocks and avenues.
The notice compiles worship times for many churches and religious groups in the area. It lists parish names, pastors, service hours, Sunday School setups, and midweek activities across locations such as St Olaf Lutheran, St Pauls Evangelical, Salvation Army, Seventh Day Adventist, and others, with details on class times and registrations.
A long list of area church services is given with denominations including Lutheran Methodist Baptist Catholic and Congregational. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday school timings, and special events across towns such as Adams Brownsdale Hayfield Lime Springs Dexter Owatonna and Waltham including Bible schools and prayer meetings.
The Austin Church of Christ hosted a Parade of Male Quartets on Monday night June 1 featuring quartets from Fertile Waterloo Worthington and Austin with Walter E Blanchard directing. Calvin E Milan delivered the message titled Men of Like Passions. Guests came from Plainview West Concord Rochester Marion Pleasant Grove Faribault and Albert Lea.
First Baptist Church hosts open house for Rev. Virgil Fitch and wife Janny to introduce the new pastor recently from Dresser Wisconsin. Fitch has served churches in Minnesota and Montana and studied at Northwestern Schools and Central Seminary. He served three years in the Pacific during World War II and has six children Philip Dorothy Steven James Ruth and Paul.
James Arthur Noble son of Mr and Mrs Lester Noble Blooming Prairie will be ordained into the American Lutheran Church Sunday at 3 pm in First Lutheran Church Blooming Prairie. Pastors from neighboring churches will take part. Noble is a 1956 Blooming Prairie High School graduate and earned a BA in 1960 from Augsburg College Minneapolis. He received his B D from Luther Theological Seminary at commencement May 31 at Central Lutheran Church Minneapolis.
At the May 31 meeting of St. John’s Lutheran Layman’s League in the church parlors, officers were elected: David Rupkalvis president Ed Prig ge vice president Mrs. Roland Stern secretary and Arnold Schlicting treasurer. The group approved a constitutional change making the immediate past president an executive board member until a successor is chosen.
Long Beach New York a college teacher offers a service to go to court and pay traffic fines for violators for a $3 fee. Guy Corriero 28 an art instructor at the Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute has placed about 3500 advertising cards on car windshields in Nassau County in the past month.
Multiple churches in the Lyle area have announced Vacation Bible Schools. Mona Lutheran and Six Mile Grove programs begin at Lyle High School with about 90 pupils and various instructors. Evanger and Little Cedar Adams host two week sessions with 97 and 90 plus students, focusing on Trust and Obey. Our Savior’s Lyle reports 126 enrollees with separate activities for elementary and upper grades. A closing June 14 outdoor service and picnic at Lyle Park caps the programs.
St Ansgar Iowa First Lutheran Church marks its centennial with events on June 7. A native stone church in Mitchell County hosts worships led by Rev Don Comnick and Dr H M Siefkes, a noon smorgasbord, a 2:30 festival service, coffee hour, and an 8 p m choir concert at the high school auditorium. A trust fund created in 1962 now stands at 80000 dollars, with income used for maintenance for 50 years.
Gray Y members are invited to play softball from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Athletic Field. The note emphasizes a friendly session for all members at the field location.
Stephen D. Howells son of Mr and Mrs L D Howells received his Bachelor of Religious Education degree May 29 from Baptist Bible College in Grand Rapids Michigan He is a graduate of Austin High School Austin Junior College and Moody Bible Institute Chicago He plans to enter Baptist Theological Seminary Grand Rapids in the fall and he and his wife reside at 1800 Coll NE Grand Rapids Michigan
Mayor Robert Burns of Grand Meadow enters a milking contest against Diane Klassen the Mower County Dairy Princess at the school grounds. A Grand Meadow High School band concert precedes the 8 p.m. event with Dairy Association members handing out free milk and ice cream. The day is sponsored by the American Dairy Association and Grand Meadow merchants.
A Lutheran rally is set for Sunday in Austin in the Sterling State Bank community room. The 3 P M service features Pastor Kerl Stendel of Minneapolis and includes special music. The event, sponsored by a local group, will discuss recent theological currents in American Lutheranism and ecumenical trends including World Council of Churches dialogues.
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