Social Note of Many Guests and Thanksgiving Visits
The article lists numerous private gatherings and visits from families and friends across Iowa, noting birthdays and anniversaries. It highlights Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Larson hosting a party for Mrs. Ole Blockhus and Mr. and Mrs. Nickoli Martie, plus many other householders and townsfolk visiting in West Union, Fayette, Cedar Rapids, Decorah, and Postville during the holiday period. It mentions hospital stays and travel to Madison and Des Moines, along with Thanksgiving travel plans and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Larson
Ole Blockhus
Nickoli ‘Martie
Ole’ Blockhus
Nickoli Martie
Gust Gilbertson
Milford Olson
Alvin Halverson
Ronald
Clarence Olson
Selmer Groth
Ed Boleyn
Marvin Perry
West Union
Nelle Reusser
Wm. Howard
C. B. Schori
K. J. Meyer
Calmar
Myron Moore
Fayette
Donald Page
Charles Gehring
Alfred Nordhus
Wm. Lerch
Hebert Dummermuth
Charles Peters
John Grimm
G. T. Smith
Ames
Noel and
Paul
Barbara Crider
Iowa State
Alvina Frieden
Walter
Mabel) Ladd
Muskegan
Mich
Alton Sanders
Charters, City
Embret Gunderson
Luella Brown
Elkader
Belva Snyder
Gunderson
Louis Koevenig
Hill City
Dak
Lillie Mattoon
Oran’ Bane
Kenneth ‘Mork
Earl Lembke
Ted Becker
Louis Becker
Heaven
Upper Iowa University
Fayetta
Carl Torkelson
L. O. Reierson
Woodrow Reed
Dale Jensen
Harold Ahiman
Mason City
Bertha Lehman
Ida Christen
Lyle Leath
Charles City
Wayne Seidler
Robert
Mrs. Lehman
Chas. O'Neill
Dr. McGuire
Clarence Buroden
Eddie Christenson
Kenneth Halverson
Donald Wallner
Cedar Rapids
Harry L. Cline
Robert Cline
Decorah
Harry Cline
Gerald
Martin Wenger
Stan
Elmer Meyer
Lena Cooley
Alice Winkler
Thos
E. Howard
Rabi
Wilson
Clif Wilson
L. Young
J. J. Potter
C. L. Capper
Paul Zurbriggen
Spence
Clarence Muehlethaler
F. C. Muehlethaler
Earl ‘Stannard
Janice
George Maneely
Henry Feller
Feller
F. R. Feller
St. Olaf
Tille Hanson
Mary Clothier
Pam
I. D. Hendershot
Libbie Larson
Alta Klingman
Douglas
Robert Falk
Postville Hospital
Card of Thanks from Jack Adrian
Card from Jack Adrian thanks friends for cards and expressions of support during hospitalization and after returning home. Gratitude noted for the care and kindness received.
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Jack Adrian
The World of Worship Diversity and Shared Communion
An overview of global worship styles contrasts liturgical and non liturgical churches, noting common ground in communion with God and the practice of offerings. It traces worship from Moses to modern think, emphasizing worship as dedication and gratitude through giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Waldorf-Astoria
Worship Schedule at Methodist Church Set This Week
E G Steinman minister leads service at 10 00 a m with Sunday school at 11 00 a m The Youth Fellowship meets Monday evening and the choir rehearses Friday this week at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Steinman
St Olaf Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule
St Olaf Lutheran Church announces Sunday services with 9 30 a m service at St Olaf 11 a m communion at Marion and an 8 pm Lutheran Brotherhood meeting at Marion. All are welcome at each service by Pastor Dr J Strandford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf
Marion
Lutheran Brotherhood
J. Strandford
Thanksgiving Services at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church announces a Thanksgiving service on Thursday at 10 30 a m conducted by Minister Dr Arthur Ittermann followed by a Sunday worship on November 26 at 10 a m with the topic Gods Plan for Us A Sunday school session is set for 11 00 a m A men s chorus rehearsal is from 2 00 to 3 00 p m and an evening service at 8 00 p m with the topic My Grace is Sufficient for Thee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ittermann
Full Gospel Undenominational Services and Meeting Notices
Full Gospel Undenominational schedules: Sunday school 10:00 a m, Sunday service 11:00 a m, Sunday evening 8:00 p m, Thursday bible study and prayer at No 18 212 miles west of Clermont. Special speaker Thursday night Nov 22 at 8:00. Evangelists Mr and Mrs R Gulsvig to deliver sermon and song. Town farmers urged to stick to time tested corn methods like crib ventilators and mechanical driers amid high moisture concerns. Dairy Herd Improvement Association notes most dairymen fed corn silage, 19 percent fed grass silage in 1951. Colorado claims highest state altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School House
No. 18
Clermont
R. Gulsvig
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Dairy cattle nutrition and pasture feeding guidelines
Dairy animals can obtain all needed nutrients from good pasture silage alfalfa hay corn oats and soybeans when provided in sufficient quantities and proper combinations. Most Towa farms manage the entire ration by midday growth.
New Calf Colostrum Use On Farm
New calves on your farm should receive colostrum produced by the cow at birth. If the cow makes excess colostrum beyond the calf's needs, the surplus can be fed to older calves.
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MND
George ‘Hanson
M. J. Blockhus
Louis Dennler
Russell Jones
Wadena
John Falb
Maywood
Ill
B. L. Morris
Walter Falb
Dean Pollock
Barbara Yearous
Perry
L. J. Krohn
Ethel Kohler
Des Moines
H. V. Swanson
Jack Gehring
Sam Dennler
Leo Rothlisberger
John Pulfer
Lawrence Butikofer
Hulda Stoehr
Robert Kohler
Einhard
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
D. R. Peasley
Sec-Treas
Iowa
Moore’s
Ban Pavison
Bible Speaks
Kenneth
America
Mars
Moses
God
Division of Christian Education
National Cagnetist Churches of Christ
United of America
WNU
Dr. Foreman
First Baptist Church
Colorado
Ugrinoe
Otis W. Rothlisberger
Max Thoma
Elgin, Iowa
Ito
Elgin Furniture Store
Fred C. Muehlethaler & Sons
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