Local notices and social greetings fill Elgin area pages
Mrs Lorence Mushlethaler and Barbara travel to Eatherville last Thursday. Many families from Strawberry Point and West Union visit, dine, or attend services in Elgin area homes. Notices include Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting details, birthday dinners, confirmations, hospitalizations, and a bake sale for Boy Scout funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence Mushlethaler
Barbara
Eatherville
Orville West
Strawberry Point
Lawrence
Grimm
Robert Miller
Ea A
Joyle
Harold
Irge Vaughn
Eben. Grether
Aid
Son
Tda Grether
Leo Grether
Orange City
Ina ‘Rice
Hudson
Severin Blockhus
Walter Mitta
Harry Johnson
Clarence ‘Muehlethaler
Beverly
Maynard
George Vaughn
Manchester
Max Lehman
Clara Baumgartner
Fred Muehlethaler
Lars Kiple
Fred Burrow
Tofield Heck
W.J. Dunkle
Annabelle
Waterloo
Genevieve Dunkle
Richard Schmid
Cedar Rapids
Lulu Schmid
Robert Kohler
L. J. Krohn
Perry
Ethel Kohler
H. J. Swanson
Des Moines
George Hanson
Joe Hanson
Dibner
Oscar Frieden
Ernest Schlupp
Hazel Horst
S. D
Orville Frieden
Clara Brabham
Littleport
Rudy’ Poasehl
Elka
Will Pape
Wak
Ba Boleyn
Emery Burodén
Doyle-Baker
Card of Thanks for Des Moines Veterans Hospital stay
Mellien Loftsgard of Elgin thanks friends who sent cards and letters during a stay at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines. Also thanks to Rex Mulford Don Pauliser and Don Little for truck aid and to Boy Scout Troop 53 Elgin for paper drive support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strandford
Mission Society
Clifford Kittelson
Oscar Lind
Rose Ruroden
Veterans’ ‘Hospital
Des Moines
Mellien Loftsgard
Elgin
Pergons
Rex Mulford
Don ‘Auliser
Don Little
Boy Scout
No IF in God's Heart Hosea and the cost of love
The piece argues that many faiths and individuals see God’s love as conditional, a love granted only for the lovable or good. It contrasts limited, fickle love with a universal, freely given grace, citing Hosea, Jesus, Calvary, and Paul to show God’s love is not earned. It urges readers to accept love freely and warns that rejecting it brings costly consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Foreman
Hosea
God
Osea
Sen Jen
Ysrael
Israel
Emall
Honea
Gomer
Heena
Calvary
Paul
Church of God
Right House International Councile’ Religious Wention
WAU Pomureny Senominaons
St Olaf Lutheran notices May services and open house
St Olaf Lutheran Churches announce Thursday May 11 Marion Mission Society hosts Mrs Kjosa and Mrs Loftsgard. Sunday May 14 St Olaf at 9 30 Marion at 11 Luther College dedicatory for Diderikke Brandt Hall at 2 30 open house at 4 Norway at 8 p m Luther League. Come to church. You are welcome at each service. Dr S J Strandjord, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Mission Society
Louis Kjosa
Theo. L. Loftsgard
St. Olaf
Marion
Luther College
Diderikke Brandt Hall
Diderikke Brandt
Norway
Luther League
S. J. Strandjord
Methodist Church Morning Worship and Activities
Morning worship at 10 o'clock and Sunday school at 11. Sermon topic will be The Spirit that Makes a Home Happy. Special music by the junior choir. Mothers Day urged attendance. Choir practice Thursday evening junior 6 45 senior 17380. Youth fellowship met Monday and plans summer activities. Next meeting June 12 for 8th graders initiation. Fourth Quarterly conference May 25. Members urged to pay Gladys Feller's pledge within two weeks. Spreading vegetable plantings to extend availability of produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship
Gladys Feller
Elgin Baptist Church plans events and Mother’s Day service
Arthur Ittermann leads Elgin Baptist Church activities on May 1 with services at 2 and 8 PM, junior choir at 7 PM, and Bible study. Next Sunday May 14 includes a Mother’s Day service at 10 AM, Sunday school at 11, and Eve evangelism at 8 PM. Vacation school prep and youth camp set for June 11.
Church Music Change For May And June Named
Mrs. Anna Baechler has changed the music schedule for the church for the months of May and June. The adjustment affects special music selections and rehearsal timing to accommodate summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Baechler
Corn Belt farmers feed more calves and yearlings than last year
Corn Belt farmers report an increase in cattle on feed with more calves and light yearlings across the region compared with the prior year, signaling higher feeding activity and potential shifts in supply.
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Robert’ Schiltz
Jliasha
R. P. Strauch
George Anderson and Bradley
Parkersburg
P. J. Anderson
Albert, Butikofer
Bert
George Schupbach
Fanny Frieden
Fred.Grimm
Will Butikofer
Quincy
Ill
Paul Butikofer
Eli Sutter
Jacob Butikofer
Raymond Boleyn
West Union
Robert Boleyn
Leo Boleyn
Raymond
Geo, Boyle
Bob
Lorraine Miller
Chioa Lyon
Mamie Boyle
Cedar Falls
Lawrence Gehring, Jr
Boyle
Gehring
Dale Grimes
Jeffrey
Ames
Libbie Larson
West Union Hospital
Mra
Frieda Etter
Ervin Etter
Janesville
Wis
Robert Quinn
Danny
Evansville
John Etter
San Fernando
Calif
Lawrence Etter
Clarence Bushhave
Clermont
Interstate Power Co
Gerald Schneider
Postville
Selma Schneider
Anderson
B. H. Brackin
Dan Brause
Hattie Butler
Brause
Butler
Brauses
West Tnion
Frieda
Etter
Ervin
John
Lawrence. Efter
Ray Tomsheck
Lema Baumgartner
Esoma Olson
Chicago
Stevenson
Carl .Torkelson
la Crosse
Earl Sorum
Alfred Jacob, Jr
Iowa City
Alfred ‘Jacob
Sheffield
Loyd Jacob
Dorothy
Clark Hummel
Arington
Wm. Berger
Volga
Balt Kamm
Francis Butikofer
Pontgilis Hospital
City Hall
Boy Scout Fund
Joe Dinan
Governor Pride
Joe Yates
Helen Timmerlin
Don Yates
Fayette
Grace Evans
Arthur Lantz
Gus Ieger
Cedar, Falls
Kenneth Evans
Walter Bovis
Guttenberg
Sue Bovis
Jim
Lea Fels
Sam Lehman
Hazel
Horst
Ina Rice
Prairie’du Chien
Lyle Leath
Charles City
Everett G. Scott
Fis
Moeen
Lessin
St. Olaf Lutheran Churches
Elgin Baptist Church
Arthur Ittermann
Women’s Mission Society
Mary K. Estey
Adeyl
O’neill Drug
Iowa
Big 4
Tom Owen
Cowboys
The
Red Wing
Brittany
Johnson How
Elgin, Iowa
Elgin Furniture Store
Fred C. Muehlethaler & Sons
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