Immaculate Conception Church Service Schedule and Officers
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church lists Msgr Elmer Holtgrave as pastor Rev Robert Dollar as assistant pastor Rev Edmund Fitzmorris as assistant. Weekday Masses 6 30 and 8 15 am Confessions 8 15 8 45 am Saturday 4 5 and 7 8 pm Sunday Masses 6 30 8 00 9 30 and 11 00 am Holyday Masses 5 30 and 8 00 am Evening Mass 7 30 pm. Societies St Vincent DePaul weekly Altar Society third Thursday Holy Name Society third Tuesday Mothers and Friends Club first Tuesday. Meetings Monday and Friday 7 pm in rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent DePaul
Altar Society
Holy Name Society
Mothers and Friends Club
Paul Wallhaus
William
Lillian) Landgraf
Harvey Buettner
Aloys
Bonnie) Riebeing
Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception
Kuehner’s Tavern
John Janson
Paul’s Lutheran Church Service Notes
Saint Pauls Lutheran Church announces divine services at 8:00 and 10:15 a m with a radio broadcast on WCBW FM Rev Herman C Lebenbauer leads the congregation Sunday School and Bible classes for all ages meet at 9:05 a m Visitors are welcomed at all services
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Wcbw-Fm
Saint Stephens Assembly of God Church Schedule
Saint Stephen's Assembly of God Church on Market and Rapp Streets lists services with Rev. R. H. Davis as pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Thursday Midweek Service at 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. House of Prayer holds Sunday 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Open Bible Study Friday 8:00 p.m. Nursery available during services. Contact 281-4826 for location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Stephen’s
Assembly OF God
Rapp Streets
Rev
R. H. Davis
House OF Prayer
St Paul United Church of Christ Leaders Named
The article notes Rev. Gerhard A. Friz D.D. serves as pastor and Rev. Norman H. Rahmoeller B.D. as co pastor at St Paul United Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Forest Park
St. Louis
Norman H. Rahmoeller
Clarence Hoffmann
Carl Riebeling
Harold Harres
Gerald Eplin
John Gummesheimer
The Upper Room Reflection on True Manhood and Bravery
A resident rescues an automobile occupant after a crash while bystanders applaud. The piece frames bravery as true manhood and Christian service, urging strength and vision to face modern tests. The author Ivan H. Nothdurft from Argentina closes with a prayer asking for steadfast witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Este
Jesus
Ivan H. Nothdurft
Argentina
Krausz Couple Welcome Baby Boy in Belleville
Mr and Mrs Enloe Krausz of 224 W Cascade Drive announce the birth of a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces at St Elizabeths Hospital Belleville on Saturday July 9 The family now has two girls and two boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enloe Krausz
W. Cascade Drive
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Belleville
ZOAR United Church Events Schedule
The Zoar United Church announces a series of church calendar items in New Hanover Illinois with Rev Wilbur L Biasch as pastor. July 19 Ladies Special Meeting and Luncheon at 12 30 p m July 20 Y F Swimming Party and Picnic leaving Springdale at 6 30 p m July 20 Consistory meets at 7 30 p m July 21 Memorial Hospital Chaplaincy July 28 Ladies at County Nursing Home 1 p m Aug 3 S S Teachers and Staff meeting at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoar United Church OF Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
New Hanover
Illinois
Wilbur L. Biasch
Springdale
Memorial Hospital
County Nursing Home
S. S
Viola Bequette Heads Legion Auxiliary
The Ameri can Legion Auxiliary Post 581 held its regular meeting at the Legion Home on Tuesday evening June 12 at 8 00. Officers for 1966 67 were installed led by Viola Bequette as president with Ruth Schneider Dorothy Wessel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Bequette
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Post 581
Legion Home
Legion and Auxiliary Attend Division Meeting in Fairfield
Mr and Mrs Walter Bolle of Columbia attended the 5th Division meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary in Fairfield Illinois on July 9 10 During the Auxiliary meeting Mrs Bolle was elected Division Treasurer she has served as Division Historian The Division President is Mrs Frederick Merritt of Salem St Leo J Menner has returned to Los Angeles from vacation in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lefholz
Minnie Ritter
Amalia Belle
Fairfield
Viola Bequette
Ruth Schneider
Dorothy Wessel
Viola Sander
Josephine Muench
Frieda Schneider
Mabel Woodcock
Helen Wilde
Myrtle Schneider
Ida Harres
Amalia Bolle
Virginia Crook
Walter Bolle
Columbia
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ill
Bolle
Frederick Merritt
Salem
Leo J. Menner
Los Angeles
Calif
Sunday's Sermon on Silence and Brother's Keeper Duty
The sermon recalls a boy who spoke only at ten and noted how adults ignore others until personal discomfort arises. It argues we often let the world pass by while a neighbor suffers and question whether we remain silent when speaking could prevent injustice. It says we complain for justice for ourselves but not for others.
Dinner party and community notices from Columbia Illinois
Mrs Frieda Thiele entertained guests July 7 in Columbia for a luncheon honoring Rev Milton Mosbacher of St Clementine Memorial Presbyterian Church Springfield IL and Rev Daniel Matasovsky and Michelle of Trinity Lutheran Shamrock TX. Several local residents attended and the evening ended with birthday honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Thiele
Milton Mosbacher
St. Clementine Memorial Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Ill
Daniel Matasovsky
Michelle
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Shamrock
Texas
Charles Mosbacher
Columbia
Gerald Goodey
Edward Mosbacher
Louis Selader
Valmeyer
John Ostertag
VT Darrell Ostertag
Ostertag
Thiele
Kansas
Dennis Hills
Bethel No 65 Plans Strassenfest and Meetings
Bethel No. 65 of the Internation al Order of Job's Daughters in Columbia changes the regular meeting date to July 5 at 7 15 p m with Honored Queen Kay Ralston presiding. Plans for the Strassenfest stand include lemonade watermelon and German pretzels with the DeMolay. committees announced for six months cover birthdays entertainment decorations sunshine refreshments publicity and more plus an August 1 initiation and July 18 practice. The Bethel will attend the Opera on July 27 to see Oklahoma and the next meeting July 18 will host Past Honor ed Queens Night with a White Elephant Sale. Refreshments included popsicles.
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Charlene Raitt
Claudia Blair
Sharon Byers
Emalie Burks
Kathy Snider
Linda Todd
Jeanette Todd
Vickie Kazee
Linda Gummersheimer
Bernice Bess
Sunshine — Dupo
Vickie Bean
Columbia
Dupo
Verna Hood
Bethel No. 65
Oklahoma
Fenton Announces Engagement of Sherrill to Robert Haltenhof
Mr and Mrs Frank W Fenton announce the engagement of daughter Sherrill to Robert J Haltenhof son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Haltenhof. Sherrill is a 1963 Richmar School graduate and a hair stylist at Velmas Hair Stylists. Robert is a 1962 Columbia High School graduate and a junior at Southern Illinois University. A September 10 wedding is planned.
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Karen K. Wilde
George Wilde
Bottom Avenue
Columbia
St. Clair- Monroe Voiture
Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Miss Wilde
Columbia High School
Frank W. Fenton
Fremont Lane
Oakville
Missouri
Sherrill
Robert J. Haltenhof
Robert W Haltenhof
W. Kalowsky
Columbia, Ill
Miss Fenton
Richmar School
Velma’s
Lemay Ferry Road
Mr. Haltenhof
Southern Illinois University
Nursing Home Residents Enjoy Community Church Support
On June 30 residents attended services conducted by Rev J Benier of First Baptist Waterloo. The afternoon included games, with Tripp Rebekah Lodge 672 donating funds for fruit and gifts. Helpers from St Paul UCC, the Catholic Church of Valmeyer, Wartburg Lutheran contributed to activities.
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J. Benier
First Baptist Church of
Waterloo
Tripp Rebekah Lodge 672
Ladies of St. Paul United Church of Christ
Catholic Church of
Valmeyer
No Hunting Signs Sold At Clarion Office In Columbia
Local office in Columbia lists for sale a batch of no hunting or no trespassing signs. The sale notice identifies Clarion as the seller and notes availability to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Columbia
Change of pace houseplant tips and color psychology notes
For a family friendly decor update try ivy leaf geraniums in porous clay pots from a garden center. Consider nonfat dry milk package sizes for value. Add mudrooms at back or side entrances to trap mud and include a lavatory. Use warm and cool colors with careful balance and lighting.
Local residents update and moves from town
Mrs. Warren Hoock remains a medical patient at St Clement's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Kane return from a two week vacation and fishing trip to Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Master sell their Diehl's subdivision home to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett of Caseyville Illinois. Mr. Masters retires from Monsanto Co after 33 years and plans to move to Arkansas.
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Charles Schad
Kenz Street
Columbia
Centreville Township Hospital
Warren Hoock
St. Clement’s Hospital
William Kane
Wisconsin
Charles E. Master
Diehl’s Subdivision
Richard Barnett
Caseyville
Illinois
Masters
Monsanto Co
Arkansas
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Elmer Holtgrave
Robert Dollar
Edmund Fitzmorris
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First Baptist Church
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E. L. Pennington
D.C
Nashville Tennessee
Bethany Methodist Church
John Wood
Schmidt Funeral Home
Building & Loan v Association
N. Main St
Columbia, Il
Linda Koch
Alvin Koch
Linda
MacMurray College
Legion and Auxiliary
William Huch
Olympia Street
Harold McCarty
North Main Street
Roy Caldwell and Son
Delbert Schindler
Frankford, Mo
Brenda Morrison
Victor, Arkansas
Senior Citizens Clubs
Millstadt
Sportsman’s Club
Mrs. Frieda Thiele
Ronald Wallace
North Briegel Street
Ruth A. Brown
Wallace
East St. Louis
Mr. Wallace
Norman H., Rahmoeller and Sons
Clarence Long
Monroe County
Bethel
Strassenfest
Nursing Home News
Wartburg Lutheran Church
Dominican Republic
A Securit
Eddie
BY Tom Dora
Evelyn
Candy
Randolph
Fred G. Rapp & Son, Inc
General Insurance Agency
South Central Illinois
Clarion Printing Co
N. Rapp Columbia, DL
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