Pastors Honored at St Pauls Lutheran Church Event
Members of St Pauls Lutheran church gathered at the basement Sunday evening to honor Rev. and Mrs. C. Hesse on ten years of pastoral service with talks by Rev. J. Schliepsick and congregation members. A social hour followed as Rev. Hesse offered thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hesse
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
J. Schliepsick
Hubbard
Charles Dettbarn
Edward Stebe
Ladies Aid
Dorothy Granzow
Billy Tietz
Albert Ziesman
Hesse
Marriage of Elva Rash and John Benbow in Union
Mrs Elva Rash and John Benbow wed Monday morning in the office of the justice of peace by Grant Tyler. The couple will reside in Union. The page also lists club picnics and social gatherings at Pine Lake and surrounding communities with attendees from Ames Steamboat Rock Marshalltown and Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Rash
John Benbow
the Justice of Peace
Grant Tyler
Local Social Events Gather in Community Homes
Today Cemetery Auxiliary meets at 2 30 at Mrs J A Wiesner home. Friday Fourth Ward Benefit hosted by Mrs Marry Marks and Mrs James L Brown at 330 Pine Lake Ladies Day at 3 30 with hostesses R R Bateson John Bekemeier Lyman Lundy Lucille Brown. Thursday Lutheran Ladies Aid meets in church basement at 2 with hostesses Hannah Swasand Carl Willig Charles Walters. Tea by Mrs Harry Marks Friday 3 30 guest Fourth Ward Methodist members. bring 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lake
Frank Goetle
F. W. Houlihand
R. R. Hadley
Kathryn Goetle
R. L. Probasco
Ackley
R. R. Bateson
Lyman Lundy
John Bekemeier
Lucille Brown
Pine Lake Country Club
Rudolph Scott
Birney Jackson
John Wood
D. M. Nyquist
C. 0. Griffith
C. Q. Short
Marry Marks
James L. Brown
Ladies Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Hannah Swasand
Carl Willig
Charles Walters
Mesdames Marks and Brown
Harry Marks
Fourth Ward
The
Methodist Church
Miss Barbara Ann Greef Weds Theodore C Farmin
Friends announce the July 17 marriage of Miss Barbara Ann Greef daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl D Greef to Theodore C Farmin of Sandpoint Idaho The couple now reside in Sandpoint The note adds a B P W picnic at Ping Lake on Tuesday July 30 at D215
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Greef
Karl D. Greef
Theodore C. Farmin
Sandpoint
Idaho
Greef
B.P.W
Ping Lake
Nancy Jones Wins Local Para moun Theatre Contest
Nancy Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Jones, won a Waterloo Saturday contest broadcast on station WMT. She danced and sang with Mrs G H Wisner as accompanist, among many town children. A final contest will invite nine or ten weekly winners, with a Back to School clothing set and a choice of typewriter or bicycle as prizes. Nancy studies with Gordon Wisner, dancing instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Jones
Nancy
Paramoun Theatre
Waterloo
WMT
G. H. Wisner
Gordon Wisner
Church Services and Activities Report
A page lists multiple area churches with service times and upcoming events. Walther League social, choir, and Bible study plans are noted at various parishes including St Pauls and Owasa. Assembly of God reports no Tuesday meeting and a Friday service. First Congregational notes August worship pause and August Sunday school. Dewey Lamprecht is named pastor for several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dewey Lamprecht
Cottage
Assembly of God
Tabernacle
Job
First Congregational
Eldora
Sermon Themes Set for Sunday at Fort Church
The Fort church outlines worship and study offerings for next Sunday with sermon themes On the Mountain with Christ and Choosing Your Direction. Sunday school classes for all ages begin at 10, junior choir and classes at 7:30, worship services at 11 and 8:15.
New Books at Eldora Library
A list of new adult, juvenile, and fiction titles arriving at Eldora Library. Notable works include Everyday Problems of the Country Teacher by Lowth, Life of Stephen Foster by Pardy, The Patriot Thing by Stevens, Quietly My Captain Waits by Eaton, An Ocean Heritage by Bassett, and The Bird in the Tree by Goudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowth
America
Stephen Foster
Pardy
Abbe
Gilbert
Stevens
Beatty
New England
Daniels
Captain
Eaton
Texas
Hunt
Bassett
Dr. Kildare
Brand Chad Hanna
Edmonds
Goudge
Hilton
Larrimore
Larrimore When the Whippoorwill
Rawings
Trees
Schrader to debut at Hardin Co Fair Eldora race
Gus Schrader world dirt track champion will appear at Eldora for Hardin County Fair sanctioned auto racing the first time. Officials report Schrader agreed to sign a national circuit entry for August 6 races and bring his 115000 World’s Wonder Car. Schrader, a veteran driver with decades on speedways, rose to national prominence during the dirt track era. William F Ziel, 70, of Waukon Junction was badly injured when an emery wheel shattered, striking him in the face and fracturing jaw and feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County Fair
Gus Schrader
Eldora
Schrader
C. W. Haase
Cedar Rapids
Hich! Speed Motors
Camp Dodge
A.W. O.L
William F. ‘Ziel
Waukon Junction
Health Champion Four Named From Hardin County 4-H
Four in Hardin county have been named the top healthy 4-H club boys after a reexamination by Drs. Cole and Farrel at Iowa Falls. Russell Dougan Ellis Donald Laughlin Providence John Ryken Jr Etna and James Picht Alden comprise the quartet. One will represent county clubs at the state fair health contest. Results of the tests and further details were to be announced. Dr C J Drake notes the county uses creosote oil and paper fence measures against reinchinch bugs in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dougan
Ellis
Donald Laughlin
Providence
John Ry
Ken, Jr
Etna
James Picht
Alden
Hardin County
Drs. Cole and
Farrel
Iowa Falls
Coulee Dam Nears Completion in Washington State
Interior records indicate Grand Coulee Dam in Washington state nears completion with under 1,000,000 yards of concrete left to place. When finished next year it will surpass Boulder Dam as the world’s largest. Commissioner John C. Page reports most concrete laid this year, with total volume now about 9.5 million yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington State
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Weclanietian
John C.page
Most visited national parks list showing visitor counts
The leading national park was Shenandoah Virginia with 911,612 visitors last year. Great Smoky Mountains on the North Carolina Tennessee border followed with 751,567 visitors. Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park ranked third with 609,629 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shennandoah
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Local social calls around Marshalltown and neighbors
Mr and Mrs Lester Anderson and sons David and Jerry and Mrs Gertrude Jones of Marshalltown plus Mrs J Martin of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs H B Ayres on Sunday. George Espe and Gus Dubberke of Garden City visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Walters Friday. Nash Clay and daughter Reva were Sunday dinner guests of David Dickenson near Whitten. Dorothy Dickenson visited with them. she returned home with them. Kermit Huehn and Gus Huehn traveled to Cumberland Wisconsin for Mrs Mary Huehn funeral. Wilbur Baker and children joined H L Moore and Eldora to see Hibbard Moore and baby Janice Lee in Ackley. Lou Walbaum and Kempton Grundy Center visited Mr and Mrs Charles Hoover Sunday afternoon. H A Walters and family of New Providence visited Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kline
E. J. Gohner
Margaret Peterson
Marshalltown
Isabelle Moats
Emma Ruth
Frank Lamb
Gaylord Crystal
Larry
Dike
Ivester
HE. Gohner
Frank Gohner
Leland Miller
Sylvia Mae
Ida Wolfe
Mamie
Mae Albright
H. C. Sheller
Isabelle
Grundy Center Park
Grandma Cakerice
Harry Cakerice
Hidora
N. H. Butler
Elmer
Brooklyn
D. L
Helen Chase
Janet Mitchell
Vermont
John Murdock
Edgar Moats
Mar Shaltown
Alva
Lewis
Doris Sheller
Pipestone
Minn
Wayne Hess
Kingsley
Lyle Albright
Church of the Brethren
Woodrow Saint
Waterloo
Alva’ Lewis
Lois Kennedy
Lester Lo Francatto
Wolfe
Intervester
Ruth Messer
Chicago
Dam Measer
Jeane Sheller
John ‘Sheller
Lester Anderson
David and
Jerry
Gertrude Jones
J. Martin
H.B. Ayres
Martin
Mrs. Jones
Ayres
George Espe
Gus Dubberke
Garden City
Charlie Walters
Nash Clay
Reva
David Dickenson
Whitten
Dorothy Dickenson
Clay
Kermit Huehn
Gus. Huehn
Cumberland
Wis
Mary Huehn
Gus Huehn
Wilbur Baker
Mervin
Jaylyn
David
H. L. Moore
Eldora
Ackley
Hibbard
Moore
Janice Lee
Lou Walbaum
Kempton
Grundy Center
Charles Hoover
H. A. Walters
New Providence
Sunday Visitors And Family Trips In Owasa and Nearby
Mr and Mrs John Eggers visited in the Milo Wood home on Sunday with extended family. Fred Cross and others made a business trip to Alden. Emery Nehring and family and Veryl Nehring family spent Saturday in Nashua. Mary and Mona Myers visited sister Mrs Carroll Heard in Moline Illinois. Emma Freeman hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mrs Orrie Thayer Henry Thayer Gaylord Thayer and Harry Thayer families from Alden Des Moines and near Owasa. Verla Nehring visits grandmother Mrs Chas Nehring in Nashua this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eggers
Milo Wood Ome
Ivan Brandon
Ronald “Mackeney
Marshalltown
Fred Cross
Charles’ Jackson, Sr
Earl Hick
Fred . Reed
Alden
Emery Nehring
Veryl Nehring
Nashua
Mary
Mona Myers
Carroll Heard
Moline
Emma Freeman
Orrie Thayer
Henry Thayer
Gaylord Thayer
Des Moines
Harry Thayer
Owasa
J. Klingerman
Eldora
Verla Nehring
Mrs
Chas. Nehring
PSCC OOE IVESTER By MISS ISABELLA SHELLER
Mr and Mrs DeRoy Sheller of Long Beach California visited in the John Sheller home from Sunday evening to Friday and planned to take a Chrysler to California Mae Dinnes and Marjorie Dinnes traveled to Morrill Kansas to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Lichtey Jeanette Sheller worked in Ste Jesper Steelman home of Giford and Mr and Mrs Harry Gohner of Des Moines visited in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRoy Sheller
Long Beach
Calif
John Sheller
Harry Gohner
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Society
Rev. C. Hesse
Davis Weds End Pemberton
Charles Svendsen
Marjorie Svendsen
Johanna Hill
North Hardin County
Popejoy
Gurney Thornton
Clinton Barnes
Pemberton
Parks Dairy
W.C.T.U
R. EB. Gray
Louis Davzes
John Frisbie
R. E. Gray
Edgar Morman
Elizabeth Ann Gray
Needlecraft
Needlecraft Club
Bud Smith
Charles Harber
F. E. Smith
W.F.M.S
W.H.M.S
Howell Boyd
Double Eight Club
Double Fight Bridge Club
Esther Jackson
John Miller, Jr
Frank Monaghan
Siloam Springs
Herb Roll
William Monroe
Harry Pagel
Herbert Barr
Seth Miller
George Teske
Miss Dornsbach
Margaret Dornsbach
Winchester Hotel
Orville Peterson
Laurence Wiesner
Elsie Roll
Marjorie Moore
Robert Dornsbach
Frank Dornsbach
Newton
Thomas Montieth
Noble Grands
Lillie Reece
Newz
Bertha Hutzel
Forrest Rogers
Ben Allbee
Ella Ford
H. E. Dawson
N.T.T. Club
Memorial Hospital
Clubhouse
P. S. Davis
Hattie Wendel
Williamsport
Davis
Wendel
Mr. Davis
W. H. van Tiger
Ellen
Harry Moser
Dan Moser
Lucy Moser
James Weeks
Cleveland
Ohio
Addie Reece
Addie Petty
Lucy Brownell Peters
Jessie Ayres Martin
E. G. Whitney
Los Angeles
Ila Whitney
Louis Darzes
Mason City
Ernest Karrys
Baptist Church
Steamboat Rock
Ames
Qwasa
Northwestern University
Grace
Doakisi
Ralph
Jesse “Miller
Hannahy
Ivester Church
Roy Sheller
Messer
Linus Doughty
Mra
Doughty
Iowa
J. A. Wiesner
Barbara Greef
Nancy Jones
St. Paul’s
Walther League
Storm Lake
Chas. S. Price
Eldora Library
Allen Et
Diego
Fernando Columbus
Dawson ‘ Sinfi
Goat Hill
Skidmore
Seaman
Hardin Co. Fair
AAA Group
AAA
State Committee On Agricultural Programs
Iowa State College
C. J. Drake
Coulee Dam
George
Auto Finance Co
Harrison Store
Buckner
PSCC
Miss Isabella Sheller
D. S. Norman
Apex
Chevrolet
Flora Bavender
Executrix
Knowles & Reisinger
Auds
Floyd .Price
Amie
Yukon Club
Gur
Vanity Fair
Sparkie
Ann Pnee
Spaghetti
Ton
Bae
Co Fi Fuakes
Doe
White House
Punk Lemons
Sweetheart Hawtz
Castle Soap
Poe
Onke
A&p Food Stores
Cur le Ee Ae Me
Ellsworth Junior College
A. ‘Packa
R&f Cafe
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