Methodist Church Service and Activities Schedule
A. W. Gauger pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Service at 10:30 a.m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Senior choir meets Thursday at 8 p.m. Young People service at p.m. Ladies Aid today at the church social room hosted by Mesdames Lew Schaefer and Art Steinberg. Choir practice Friday evening.
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Sr. C. E
Ladies Aid
Lew Schaefer
Art Steinberg
Bethlehem Luth Church Announces Summer Activities
Divine Worship at 11 a m with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a m. A new Bible Class is being organized. Sunbeams meet Saturday at 2 pm at the Wm Bechtel home. Choir practice Friday at 8 pm. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday July 6 with hostesses from group two. Church dedication at Wallingford Sunday July 10 at 2 30 pm. Waldorf College Association meets July 12 at 2 30 pm. all association members entitled to two delegates.
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Sunbeams
Wm. Bechtel
Ladies’ Aid
Wallingford
Waldorf College Association
Reform Church Announces Summer Hours and Picnic Notice
Wm R Everts the Reform Church pastor outlines Sunday School 930 a m German preaching 1030 a m Intermediate and Senior Leagues at 730 p m English preaching 800 p m Leagues change to 730 for summer Picnic planned next Friday if no more rain Ladies Aid holds annual sale and lunch in church social rooms Friday evening You are welcome.
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Ladies Aid
Baptist Church News and Bible Character Studies
Peter Peters leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with a new series on Bible Characters. Morning service at 10 50 includes communion. Subject The Preaching of the Laity. Senior and Junior B P U at potential, church notices indicate fellowship and study sessions.
Evening Service and Notices at Local Church
Senior Leader Annie Jurg announces an 7 30 reminder with an evening service at 8 00 on The Gathering of Scattered Israel. A Sunday School picnic is set for Monday July 4 at Henry Bronleewe's Grove. Live events include Young People's Bible Class Tuesday 8 00 pm The Book of Zephaniah and Ladies Mission Band Wednesday 2 00 pm in the church basement with Peace as the subject. Scripture read by Mrs D Winter and study by Mrs J Davids. Committee includes Mrs A Murra and H Kiewier. Hostesses are Mrs P Murra Mrs John Finlayson and Mrs J Winter. Prayer Meeting and Quarterly Business Meeting Thursday 8 00 pm.
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Israel
Henry Bronleewe
Ladies Mission Band
D. Winter
Lieut Grothaus Weds Texas Lady
Miss Dorothy de Funiak daughter of Col and Mrs Frederick R de Funiak married Donald Gilbert Grothaus lieutenant field artillery US Army in a 3:30 ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev A W Pearman officiating Attendants were Miss Patricia Burns and Lieut John J Richardson and the bride’s parents were present
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Dorothy de Funiak
Frederick R. de Funiak
Donald Gilbert Grothaus
United States Army
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
A. W. Pearman
Lieut
Grothaus
Nelle Grothaus
Buffalo Center
Patricia Burns
John J. Richardson
Wedding of Grothaus at Fort Sam Houston
The bride wore blue marquisette with a blue flower trim and carried valley lilies and delphinium. Miss Burns wore pink marquisette with pink blossoms and pink roses. Mrs de Funiak wore pink lace with pink roses corsage. A reception for 140 guests followed at the bride's parents home on Brahan Boulevard. Lieut and Mrs Grothaus begin a two week motor trip to Mexico City then will reside at Fort Sam Houston.
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Miss Burns
Brahan Boulevard
Catfish Season Opens July 1 In Iowa Streams
Iowa fish and game notes outline catfish legality, with inland streams opened May 1 and closed May 30 for spawning in June, then all waters open July 1. Daily limit fifteen fish, minimum length twelve inches. Also reports pheasant shipments from a new hatchery on June 22, six hundred birds split between Audubon and Plymouth County committees, aged fourteen days, to be reared and released by the Commission.
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Iowa
Game Department
The
Conservation Commission
Audubon County Conservation Committee
Plymouth County Conservation Committee
True sportsman acts to save spawning pike in Cedar River
A river tale recounted to the Commission shows Ralph Stainbrook rescuing a 20 inch wall-eyed pike full of eggs. He released the fish to spawn after a safe transfer from a farm tank, preferring multiple catches to a single dinner. It ends with a quip about President Cleveland and a car ad ending.
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John W. Tobin
Vinton
Ralph Stainbrook
Cedar River
Stainbrook
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Buffalo Center Tribune
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Nait Matter
Tive
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Sorlien
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Call
Guy Beemer
Wm. Hippen
Buffalot Center
Annie Jurg
Lieut. Grothaus
Texas
Fish and Game News
William LaVarre
Arlington
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
Panama Canal
U. S. Capitol Building
Duri
Capitol Building
Charles Phelps Cushing
New York City
FNY Service
John Deere Farm Machinery
Cleveland
D. X
Mickey Rooney
Lewis Stone
Fighting Devildogs
Jeanette McDonald
Nelson Eddy
Carol Lombard, Fernand Gravet
Kingdom Louis-Schmeling
Steinberg Grocery
Hilex
Minneapolis
Farmer’s
Forest City
Forest City Fire Department
Court House Square
Atty
Fred Everett
Albia
George Heiss
Des Moines
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All Day
Forest City Collegians
Des Moines Elks
Forest Theatre
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