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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
2
Rev. Martin E. Sifford leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Morning Service at 10 45 a m with Evening Service at 7 30 p m Training Union at 6 30 p m Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7 45 p m Nursery open during services
Immaculate Conception Church lists Fr. Holtgrave and Fr. Dollar as pastor and assistant pastors. Weekday Masses at 6 30 and 8 15 am with confessions 8 15 to 8 45 am. Saturday confessions 4 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm. Sunday masses at 6 30, 8, 9 30 and 11 am. Holyday Masses 5 30 and 8 am with 7 30 pm vigil. Societies meet St Vincent DePaul Wednesdays Altar Society third Thursday Holy Name third Tuesday Mothers and Friends first Tuesday in school year. Inquiry class Mondays and Fridays 7 pm Rectory.
Market and Rapp Streets services listed with Rev. R. H. Davis as pastor. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 00 a.m. Thursday midweek service 7 30 p.m. Visitors are always welcome.
Zoar United Church of Christ in New Hanover Illinois led by Rev. Wilbur L. Biasch lists Sunday School at 8 45 a m and church service at 10 a m In August ladies visit County Nursing Home at 1 p m August meditation days at Eden Seminary from August 28 to 29 and August 29 is the deadline for Zoar Messenger articles.
The St Paul United Church of Christ at 127 N St Paul Street lists pastors Rev Gerhard A Friz and Rev Norman H Rahmoeller. It details services at 8 AM and 10 15 AM with a 9 AM Sunday School and WCBW FM broadcast, plus weekly activities and meetings.
The Upper Room devotional reflects on Mark 10 1 16 and the need to put Christ first in life and home. A birthday supper honored Andrea Aycock with guests from Waterloo Columbia and St Louis, including Ray Aycock and family.
The notice lists Sunday worship times at 8 00 and 10 15 a.m. and Sunday School and Bible classes for all ages at 9 00 a.m. It invites visitors to all services and activities.
Faith C. Silvey married Robert A. Durrer in a double ring ceremony at Holy Cross Lutheran Church Collinsville. Rev. Kamprath officiated, with 125 guests attending a reception at the church school hall. The couple plans a two week honeymoon to Connecticut and the World's Fair before settling in Mehlville Missouri.
Wayne Polacek the son of Mr and Mrs William Polacek of 803 N Metter suffered a broken leg playing ball last Thursday evening August 12. The item also notes a Legion meeting August 16 at the Catholic School Lebanon Illinois with lunch refreshments. Robert Wells of Detroit visited Columbia friends. he and John Ritter served together in World War II.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Mathews of 405 West Virginia Avenue Columbia announce the birth of a seven pound one ounce baby boy at Memorial Hospital in Belleville on Tuesday August 17. They now have two girls and two boys. Grandparents are Mrs Roy Kremmel and Mrs Aleda Mathews. Mrs Lena Eckert is paternal great grandmother. Mrs Mathews was the former Catherine Kremmel.
J L Volkert and children Suzanne Tim and Brian of Overland Missouri were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs C L Volkert for several days this week.
The annual barbecue for members of the Junior Women's League of St Paul United Church of Christ was held Monday evening at American Legion Park. Over 100 members and guests attended. Mrs. Charles Brucker and Miss Ethel Wink supervised the food. The evening featured socializing and entertainment after the meal.
The St Louis Chapter of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers invites wives of registered professional engineers to a kick-off brunch at the Engineers' Club on Lindell Boulevard. The event features chairwoman Mrs. Charles H Zurheide and the new officers, with past presidents as hostesses.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Hank Krick of Springfield Illinois was christened Sunday August 8 at St Paul United Church of Christ Columbia Rev Dr Gerhard Friz officiated Sister and brother of Mr Krick served as stand in sponsors Steven Saunders Krick sponsors Roger Krick and Mrs Donna Teeter The christening dinner was hosted at Oliver Kempf home Rocky Point Rd brother in law and sister of Hank Krick
Glenn E. Myers son of Mrs Edna C Myers RFC No 2 Columbia NL has been accepted as a student at Elmhurst college He is among 265 new freshmen arriving on the Elmhurst Illinois campus in September A Khoury League juvenile group sponsored by the Columbia Quarry and led by Bob Roessler held a family picnic Saturday at the Legion Memorial Park shelter Alvin Klein 826 N Main is convalescing at home after being released from St Elizabeths Hospital Belleville yesterday
About 80 men gathered Tuesday evening at Legion Park for a chicken fry hosted by the Brotherhood. Fred Henckler Sr. led food preparations and John Alspach served as group president.
Mrs. Al Asselmeier and Mrs. Walter Pape hosted a bridal shower Sunday afternoon for Miss Joanna Quade of Kirkwood Missouri at Mrs. Asselmeier’s home. About thirty five guests enjoyed gifts, entertainment, and a buffet luncheon. Miss Quade is set to wed Robert Krone Jr. of Perryville Missouri on August 21.
Mr and Mrs James Cheek of 1011 Union Ave Belleville announce the engagement of their daughter Delores Elaine to Kenneth Daniel Case son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Case of 311 South Tenth Street Belleville The wedding is set for September 25 Miss Cheek works at Augustine's Restaurant and Mr Case is employed by Larry Bores Construction Co.
Christine Nolte returns from a two week vacation with grandparents in Pawnee City Nebraska and Kansas City Missouri. Relatives in Belleville Missouri and Poquoson Virginia hosted extended Nolte family members during the visit. Craig Nolte will live with the Noltes while attending Central Methodist College in Fayette Missouri. Harold and Mrs McCarty report Minnesota vacation and fishing with their children visiting relatives in Frankfurt Missouri.
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