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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1955
Page
2
A compilation of worship times and contact details for Fatth Church Evangelical United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran and Methodist congregations, plus smaller chapels in Crane Addition and Amrownsdale Dexter. Includes sermon topics, Sunday School times, pastor names and phone numbers.
A note from Dr. Ansley Cunningham Moore of Sixth United Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Pa describes a life motto inspired by a tribal chief saying to seek guidance in the jungle by breaking a twig for others to follow. He frames Christ as the source of moral and spiritual power enabling personal transformation and earthly conquest.
Mrs Emmett Phifer and Mrs Emmett Phifer with organists. Directors Dr L Warren and Dr Roger Downing. Morning services and Sunday School at 10 and 11:45 am. Sermon titled Making Men Where by Rey Plummer. Monday events listed as Bor Beouts.
Sterling Christian Church announces worship and Sunday School times. Pastor Wendell G Pew leads services at 10 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 a.m. Located at 1602 West College with contact numbers on site.
Church announces regular services at 6 15 pm and 7 30 pm with communion on the second Sunday of each month at both services. Registration Friday before Sunday. June 2 sermon by Fraf Tink Lareen of Bethany Lutheran College Mankato Minn.
Church notices list Pheme Hectory and a 524 pound amount, with a church office contact. A single service will be held each Sunday from June 26 through September 4 at 9 73 a m with nursery and kindergarten. Holy Communion is set for Wednesday June 20 at Peter's Day at 9 30 a m.
The St Olap Lutheran Church at 400 W Mill and 99 Myrtle hosts a June 26 service lineup led by Pastor Arthur Lo Sweneon and parish staff. The schedule includes youth, children, adult baptism and confirmation, a sermon on Great Price, and KAUS radio broadcast with summer services starting July 2 at 6 and 7:19 am.
Westminster Presbyterian in Neola and Second opens a temporary office at St Paul and Mill with Rev Landon Schendel. Residence is 1008 N St. office in Congregational Church until the new church is ready. Summer united services at 9 30 each Sunday feature a joint choir and Church School classes for children two through three grade.
Corner Oak and Water Streets Rev G M Gehrettmueller pastor residence 906 FE Water Phone 2941 Leonard Ciess organist and cotr t ewald Koepeell Sunday School Superintendent Two worship services each Sunday at 9 am and 10 30 am Sunday School 9 15 am
Rev Gordon Beale is minister at 1517 Park Ave with both study and manse phones listed. Worship at 1, Church School at 9 45 with 4 year olds at 11 and junior activities for Pilgrim Fellowships. Music by Richard Doughty and Jerry Lamb. Church School Superintendent is Mrs David Anderson.
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church at Kenwood and College lists English services at 8 and 10 30 a m Sunday School at 9 30 a m and communion at 8 and 10 30 a m on first Sunday. 8 am service broadcast over BAUS. Grace Baptist meets temporarily at Seventh Day Adventist Church Franklin and Cedar with Rev John M Polson pastor residence 104 E Cedar. Sun-
Corner of Kenwood Ave and Grove St lists parish leaders and Mass schedule. Includes pastors Rev Fimer W Keilen Rev James D Habt yer and Rev J D Waileran and assistants with Mass times on Sundays weekdays holy days and confessions. Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Tuesdays at 7 pm and baptisms Sundays afternoons.
Sunday services at 11 am and a Reading Room open Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 12 to 3 pm for Bible and Christian Science literature. The list of ministers and church activities is given for First Church and Church of Christ in Oakland Avenue, Greenwich Street, and nearby locations.
Rev D A Cunnin a pastor Rev George Mioudry and Kev Waiter L Fogarty listed as assistant priests at 1000 East Bridge Street residence 2017 Queen of Angela school phone 2663. Sunday Masses 7 89 10 and Holy days 45 645 8 with masses 7 and 7 9 1 0 0 Novena to Our Sorrowful Mother Friday 730 pm Confessions 4 to 6 and 7 39 to 9 30 pm Saturdays Thursdays before First idays and eves of Holy days Baptisms Sundays at 1 pm.
Church directory notes services and contacts for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints First Baptist Austin Assembly of God Calvary Lutheran and Wisconsin Synod notes incl Sunday school worship times pastors and event announcements such as picnics and youth rallies.
Rev O A Rust of Moscow presides over a Sunday worship service on June 26 with Luther League at 8 15 and hostesses Mrs Clayton Stoa and Mrs Me vin Stoa Also listed are July 2 confirmation classes at 10 30 in Oakland and June 26 services at 10 20 with confirms meeting at 10 30 RED OAK GROVE LUTHERAN CHURCH lists Pastor Neal Johnson and Pastor Satre Blooming Prairie covering a June 26 6 15 evening service while the pastor is away on vacation
Pastor Arthur M. Workes announces divine worship at I Trondhiem and Haryward churches each Sunday with 945 Luther League services. Evening services follow at 8. Vacation Bible School runs next week from 8:30 to 11:30 each morning.
Trinity Lutheran Church 9 miles east of Austin on Highway 16 invites members to Sunday service at 10 15 a m Vacation Bible School runs Monday through Friday from 9 a m to noon A church picnic and quarterly meeting are both set for Sunday July 3 Also the Young People's Society meets that day Wisconsin Synod youth rally picnic at Whitewater State Park on Sunday July 19.
The Adams Lutheran Parish M. iL lists Pastor Witte for Sunday June 24 with Divine Worship at Marshall at 9 and Little Cedar at 10 15. Marshall Ladies Ald meets Thursday July 7 with Mrs Kenneth Spray as program chair and serving by Oamundson and Mrs Miles Otto. Public is invited.
Fathers and Sons banquet scheduled for Friday after Father’s Day at 715 p.m. with Rev Mr Stenson of Lyle as speaker. Male Chorus of the Sarceant church Junior Choir to sing and church activities listed for July include Sunday School at 10 and Communion services. Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday July 6.
Local churches report morning worship times Sunday School classes and events. Oakland Baptist, St Luke’s Lutheran, St Michael’s Lutheran, St John’s Lutheran, Adams Leroy Catholic Parish and Oakland Presbyterian list service hours and Sunday activities with pastors named.
Sunday School begins at 10 with Morning Worship at 11. Youth meetings at 7. Evening service and Wharaday prayer meeting at 8. Choir practice at 9. Pastor Frank M. Peterson leads.
Lansing Methodist Church announces morning worship at 11 and Sunday School 9 45 to 12 00. Next Sunday June 26 will be the final Sunday under Rev Kiemke with farewell sermon Out of My Life and Thought. New pastor starts July 1 at the church Rose Creek Congregational holds 9 a m worship and 10 a m Sunday School led by Rev L F Sandberg. St Peter's Catholic Rose Creek lists masses at 7 and 9 a m Confessions Saturday 3 30 and 7 plus evenings before first Friday at 7 30 p m Our Lady of Loretta Brownsdale in Hayfield Mass Sundays 9 and Holy Days 7 Confessions 2nd and 4th Saturdays 7 p m
Oak Grove Mrs Charles Strehtow and Mr and Mrs Harry Nyquist from Milburn New Jersey arrived by plane to visit relatives in Waltham Austin and Brownsdale. Mrs Nyquist is a former Waltham resident. Mr and Mrs Wessie Edwards James and Kathleen left Sunday for St Louis Missouri to visit her parents Dr and Mrs Jones. Mr and Mrs John Dagner and Mrs Lydia Dagner of Albert Lea were visiting.
Wayne Oliver notes CBSs 64 000 Question screens contestants for human interest. Show owner Louis G Cowan and producer Steve Carlin say selection favors story value over pure knowledge. First winner Redmond O Hanlon, a New York officer and Shakespeare scholar, quit at 16000. Five finalists are chosen from up to 25 screened, with at most three likely to reach for the money.
Aneurin Bevan has been elected to Labour's new shadow cabinet 14 months after quitting the old group in protest against Clement Attlee. Bevan and Harold Wilson join the lineup, seen as a gain for the left wing while Attlee moderates claim a political victory.
Sunday visits fill area homes as Ford Schreiber hosts supper at Wallace Schreiber. Danley family trips send Mrs Danley and three children to Leesburg, Virginia, to stay with her parents. Mary Spreckies hosts visitors including Austin and Junior Spreckies from Couderay. Mattie Hoffman calls on L. G. Church family head while Laurna Greeley of San Diego visits her brother L. Coddington and attends a golden wedding celebration.
Sargeant Mre L H Anderson and relatives attend a wedding at Sargeant EUR Church. Mary Ann Lange starts at J C Penney Austin. Lake Koronis assembly attendees from Sargeant EUB Church. Burton Berge returns from FRA camp in Virginia. Evans siblings visit Hampton Iowa. Merryelie Miner returns from Georgia trip as husband serves at Ft Benning. Juhl Mansen family Father’s Day guests. Reunion of Wohlfiel family in West Concord. East EUB Church holds annual cleaning day and pot luck. Dr Harold Elliott to lead service at Sargeant B Church in pastor's absence.
Dr. Robert M Blizzard 31 of Des Moines has been awarded a two year fellowship at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis totaling 11000. The fellowship covers 5500 annually. Dr Blizzard his wife and two children left for Baltimore Tuesday.
George Kellogg aged 77 and Avilda Allison aged 89, both widowed, who have lived across the street from each other for 15 years, were married this week at Newton. Kellogg’s two daughters are married to Allison’s two sons.
The Iowa Commerce Commission filed the Chicago Great Westerns request to discontinue Saturday passenger service on the Kansas City to Minneapolis route. The current schedule runs daily and CGW argued for Sunday through Friday operation.
A daytime check at Iowa Nebraska crossings shows trucks entering Iowa average 15 to 40 per hour at several bridges, according to the state treasurer’s office report released Thursday.
Elaine Elizabeth Bowen aged two died from burns after a hot water tap in the Bowen home bath tub caused scalding injuries. The accident occurred in Des Moines, with parents Mr and Mrs Chris H Bowen reporting the incident.
Mrs Joan Johnson and Mr and Mrs James Hunt with son James attend a piano recital by Mrs Hunt's aunt Mrs W B eros at St James. Rev Frere drives to Chicago to visit daughter Ily at North Park College. Albert Fiohr III visits John Moews and Weldon Miner home. Ervin Benjegerdes family and Hogbin family spend Father's Day at Ivan Hodson home. Martin Hanson of Waterloo overnight with Carl and Henry Hanson while touring Midwest and Black Hills. Clarence Hoofman visits John Mowes, seeking clinic in Rochester. Henry Hanson family and Donald Hanson attend church at Osage's new Lutheran Church. Sherwin Erickson of Mason City spends weekend with mother Anna Erickson and brother. Floyd Roger Whitney, newly enlisted, leaves for Fort Snelling then Leonard Wood Missouri.
Cherokee Clinic construction has begun at the site of an $81 500 project by Drs. J H Wise J F Lawlor and H J Fishman. The clinic is slated for completion on March 1.
William C. Augustine 30 formerly of Iowa City now Elgin Ilinois faces a charge of assault with intent to murder for the May 30 street wound of Dr. John S. Greenleaf 36 an Iowa City physician. Greenleaf has recovered.
Hollywood star Esther Williams launches a national campaign to promote swimming as healthful and fun. She plans a Beverly Hills swimming school at the Beverly Hilton opening Aug 11 and aims to license schools nationwide. Williams and Ben Gage also plan low cost cement block pools and a world tour water show with three rings opening in London in 1956.
New York NBC is said to have paid 500000 to exhibit Sir Alexander Korda's Richard III on television before any theater release. The film stars Sir Laurence Olivier.
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