Community notices and visits across Iowa and Illinois
A long list of local social advances, travel plans and gatherings from Sumner Iowa and nearby towns. The report names several families and individuals visiting, hosting, or traveling to Pea Ridge Arkansas, Rochester Minnesota, Chicago, Los Angeles, Neenah Wisconsin and Baltimore Maryland. It mentions a corrected obituary omission for Dan Sutter, a cattle sale in Jam, and a ROTC camp at Chanute Field Illinois. Various picnics, dinners, and weekend trips are detailed along with health notes on Fred Gehring and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aha
Soren Sorenson
Minneapolis
Minn
Elmer Pinney
Pea Ridge
Ark
Rorie
Dan Sutter
Marie’Bluniar
Roanoke
Ill
Louisa Butikoter Elgin
Walt Dummermuth
Carl Gehring
Robert F. Wenger
Elgin
Chanute Field
Bob
Iowa State College
Air Reserve
Edward Hewitt
Donna Arsers
Riceville
Allen
Snook and Allen
Harold Asmus
Harold and
Gerald
Dorothy Jones
Sam Howard
St. Paul
Chicago
Sue Bovis
Walter Bovis
Guttenberg
Bovis
J. F. Bailey
Tom Desmond
Illinois
Waal Bute Endvdaughter Ab
H. D. Yack
Dubuque
Max Lehman
Maxine
Leo
Rochester
Fred Gehring
Ed Lambert
J. M. Gehring
Moral Integrity in Our Everyday Lives Lesson Text
Lesson interpretation by Harold L Lundquist on Job 1 2 3 and 31 emphasizes living upright under modern pressures. It argues integrity despite loss wealth and health, warns against idolatry of wealth and status, and calls for steadfast faith and charity toward others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Lundquist
D. C
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Job
God
Western Newspaper Union
In Memoriam for Roberr t Merlin and family notes
In memory of Roberr t Merlin who died July 4 1945. family notes include Lydia Odegard and Leland Capper visiting relatives in Carrollton Ohio and Mary Yealey accompanying him home. Howard Snyder improves and leaves Iowa City hospital for Grandview. John Falks visit Baltimore relatives and attend open house for Louis Schutte silver wedding anniversary. International Luther League convention in Milwaukee draws 4000 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Capper
Carrolton
Ohio
Mary Yealey
Norris Copper
Torkelson
Howard Snyder
Iowa City
Grandview
Snyder
John Falk
Baltimore
Chicago
B. L. Morris
Falk’s
Anna Wooley
Robert Harrison
Geo. Heller
Chas. Heller
Signe Hanson
Eleanor Olgan
Milwaukee
Miss Olson
Decorah
Postville
Louis Schutte
End of Week Prayer Service and Meeting at Baptist Church
The week at Begin Baptist Church features a Thursday evening prayer service replacing Friday. Ruth Krueger leads organ music, with Sunday worship and communion at 10 o'clock and Sunday school at 11. The annual business meeting moves to 1 30 PM Sunday afternoon to gain more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Zoschke
Ruth Krueger
Methodist Church Circle Meetings and Schedule
Morning worship at 10 and Sunday school at 11 at the Methodist Church. Circle B of the W S C S meets Thursday July 10 with hostesses Mrs Lou Dennier and Mrs Herbert Ash. Circle C meets at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Chris Wenger and Della Chapman. Circle A will not meet until July 17 with hostess Mrs W R Blake and Pastor Rev Bruce D Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle B
Lutheran Church Notes July Services Schedule
The July schedule lists Marion at 9 30 for services, Norway at 11 for services, and Marion at 8 p m for Luther League. The last confirmation class program is noted. All are welcome at each service. Dr J Strandjord, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Norway
Luther League
J. Strandjord
Local families share meals and visits this week
Mr and Mrs Reuben Howard entertained guests Friday including Mr and Mrs Herbert Ash and sons and Mr and Mrs Clifton Wilson and children. Other visitors were the Roland Grover and Ernest Larson families, and Mr and Mrs W J Grove and David. The Whyte Grove group moved into the former Ray DeSart home, while the DeSart family moved to the former Muehlenthaler home. Various dinner visits occurred throughout the week with the Tillotsons, the Murrays, and the Fellers hosting guests from Dallas and Rochester. The Dennlers hosted several relatives, while Pinneys and Nydegger traveled. a birthday dinner honored Betty Schori. A westward vacation trip was planned for the Schori party including Idaho visits and two weeks’ travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Howard E
Herbert Ash
Clifton Wilson
Roland Grover
Ernest Larson
W. J. Grove
David
Clare Kuster
Postville
Ray DeSart
Grove
DeSart
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Harry Johnson
Marjorie
John Tillotson
James K. Murray
Rachel
Dallas
Texas
Chas. Feller
Murray
Feller
Frank
Fred
Elmer Pinney
Dean
Monagha
Minn
Gerry
Phyllis Pinney
Rochester Mann
Betty Schori
Albert Schori
Gerald Schori
Georgia May Schori
C. B. Schori
Betty
Ben
W. C. Falk
Jane
Marilyn
Kent
Idaho
Weibel Leaves Hospital for Rheumatism Treatments
A. M. Weibel exited the hospital yesterday to seek treatments for rheumatism at Prairie du Chien. He has suffered for a considerable length of time and plans ongoing care beginning this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Weibel
Prairie du
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Eocar
Nettle’ “Hotlze
Los Angeles
Calif
Sumner
Harold
Asmus
Neenah
Wis
Georgane Howard
Russell ‘Kohler
Youngstown
Vaca
Anne Grether
Ellen Pearson
Rita Neuman
Johny Luchsinger
Shirley ‘Reusser
Cedar Rapids
Nelle Reusser
Wm. Howard
West Union
Nancy
Peter Meyer
Calmar
Robert Kohleff
L. J. Krohn
Perry
Lyle Leath
Bertha Jana
Loren Casper
Charles City
Sam Lehman
Paul Mogler
J Leig
Rittman
Gottlieb
Joes
Fairbury
Til
Gehring
Mogter
Gorden Zurbriggen
Susan
Roy Knight
Paul Zurbriggen
C. O. Torkelson
Ivan
Rits
Eler- Benson
Carl Torkelson
Carlyle Kinkeberg
L. O. Tor
S. D
West Union, Iowa
Ira Bennett
Iowa
Ira Bennett Estate
Henry Matthys
Auct
Elgin State Bank
International Council of Religious Education
Ezek
James
Meny
Goa
Mary
Memoriam
Roberrt
Merlin
Lydia Odegard
Egin Baptist Church
Lutheran Church Notes
B. & K. Insurance Agency
W. F. Kobler
Dial 3581
Elgin, Iowa
Ray Alto
Cowboys
Chuck Hazelton
G. I
Golden Star
Elgin Furniture Store
Fred C. Muehlethaler & Sons
DIAL
Thoma’s
Insect Sprayoits Nor
Duz
Breeze Ver
Lewis Lye
Max Thoma
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