Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me
A reflection on the First Commandment and modern idolatry, contrasting biblical teaching with contemporary temptations. It cites Matthew and Romans to emphasize loving God above all and the need for faith in Jesus Christ for eternal life. Published as a church advertisement for First Baptist Church Buffalo Center Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Becmes
Osus
John
First Baptist Church
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Pad
Toy and Merchandise Show Highlights in Saint Paul
Mr and Mrs Dick Caylex and Dennis attended a Gamble Skogmo Inc event in Saint Paul Minnesota for Father's Day. Ronson Electric shaver priced at 28.50 elsewhere on sale for 14.95 at Kramer’s Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Caylex
Dennis
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Ronson
Kramer
Rites Held Here Friday For Mrs. Lena Haas
Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Haas were held at the First Baptist church in Buffalo Center, burial in Olena Mound cemetery. Born Lena Schmidt in Brandenburg Germany on October 23 1869, she immigrated to the United States at age 12 and lived in Steamboat Rock and nearby farms before marriage to Ferdinand Hass in 1892. The couple farmed near Steamboat Rock, later moved to George Iowa and joined Central Baptist Church, then Buffalo Center. Mr. Hass died November 28 1945. Mrs. Haas lived with her daughter and husband Leonard Lubben in Luverne Minnesota before returning to Buffalo Center for church attendance until health declined. She died June 3 at age 88 years 7 months, survived by son William Hass of George, Iowa. Fred Hass of Worthington Minnesota. daughters Mrs. Fred Winkelman of Lakota and Mrs. Leonard Lubben of Luverne. six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren plus many relatives and friends. Memorial line and visitors noted.
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Lena Haas
First Baptist Church
Buffalo Center
Olena Mound
Hass
Lena Schmidt
Brandenburg
Germany
United States
Steamboat Rock
Iowa
Ferdinand Hass
Jesus Christ
George
Central Baptist Church
First Baptist
Lena Hass
Leonard Lubbens
Fred Winkleman
Anna Hook
William Hass
Fred Hass
Worthington
Minn
Fred Winkelman
Lakota
Leonard Lubben
Luverne
Newlyweds at Home in Little Falls Minnesota
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson at home in Little Falls Minnesota after a May 10 wedding at Trinity Lutheran Blue Earth Minnesota. Johnson employed with the Highway Patrol. Mrs Johnson daughter of Elmer and Schaefer of Buffalo Center. Friends and relatives visited Blue Earth and Clear Lake for the Daniels reunion with several local families attending.
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Marvin Johnson
Trinity Lutheran
Jim Murra
Loren Weber
Sioux Falls
South Dak
Carol Murra
Owatonna
Minnesota
Weber
Story City
RBC
Farewell for Lavonne Lee sails to Africa mission
A note from June 10 1948 lists Lavonne Lee leaving from New York June 16 to serve as a missionary in Nigeria Africa under the Sudan Interior Mission Board. It also mentions local political heads Beardsley and Switzer after this week’s primary, plus road work on city streets and various community notices spanning decades.
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The
Baptist Church
Lavonne Lee
New York
Nigeria
Africa
Sudan Interior Mission Board
Wm. E. Beardsley
New Virginia
Republican
Carroll Switzer
Des Moines Democrat
Beardsley
Robert Blue
Eagle Grove
Iowa Road Maintainance
John Huber
Jens Jensen
Quaimme
Alexander
Dick Feldick
Carl Christensen
Kars Elman
Godfeson
Menke
Battery
Our Hall
Forest City
Dorothea Rhode
American Legion Auxiliary
Iva Claassen
Murs
Louise Lohrbach
Katherine Carman
June Dairy Month gains widespread Iowa support
About 140000 dairy farmers back a long running June Dairy Month program in Iowa with ADA backing. Des Moines promoter Al Hagen notes dairy month as big business as 200000 place mats and napkins, 1800 promotion kits for stores, 20000 bumper stickers, 30000 cook books, and 4000 institutions join posters. Strong county committees cover 91 of 99 counties for local events.
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Iowa
American Dairy Association
al Hagen
Iowa Dairy Promotion
Des Moines
ADA
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Gunther Hugo
Charlie Westendorf
Mason City
Oscar Olson
George C. Freesman
Cylinder
Robert Stonebraker
Rochester
Buffalo Center Lumber CO
Dick Weaver
Little Falls, Minn
Lois Donnelly
Dolores
Zella Wise
Ray Murray
Blue Earth
Harold Arends
Hills
Joel Anderson
Newell
Daniels
Clear Lake
Bert Meyer
Louis Landheer
Pilot Knob State Park
Winnebago County
American Legion
Homer Russ
University of Towa
A. B. Russ
Vera
Towa City
Ladies Literary Circle
J. F. Buggy
BCHS
Opera House
C. B. Story
Mary Johnson
Eria Sterling
Chicago
Ed Stonecypher
Windy City
Wm. M. McGuire
Clinton Grain Company
Gordon Soderhorn
Worthington, Minnesota
Richard Helmers
Albert Korte
Aplington
Arend Swalve
Herman
Everett Letcher
Gloria
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elmore
James Brass
Fritz Brass
Low
Devries
Byt
Salisbury
Winter Furniture
Chevrolet
Beaving’s
Ben Franklin Store
Rhe i
Rond
Vres
Jensvold Chevrolet