Weekend visits fill area homes and reunions
Local families and relatives from Beloit Wisconsin Davenport Iowa Charles City and Des Moines spent Labor Day weekend visiting kin in Oska Yogea Parkersburg and Kahoke. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bronk Loving Mr and Mrs Mel Kohler Mrs Lyle Light and Letha, and many others at various homes. Attendees traveled to Des Moines for the state fair and joined gatherings celebrating extended families and anniversaries.
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Ben Dinhail
Oska- Yogea
Hay DeSartaine
Roy Surrow
Beloit
Wis
Harry Johnson
Clarence Kohls
Strawberry Point
Mel Kohler
Lyle Light and
Letha
St. Ansgar
Adam Kloster Reed
Chicago
Lawrence Grimm
Elmer Rékz
Kahoke
Reitz
Elmer Spear
Des Moines
Lehman
Lyle Leath
Loren Casper
Charles City
Quitter Makes Good Screen for September 4 1960
The Antioch boarding house tale contrasts Paul Barnabas and John Mark. It uses Acts to show how past records can mislead judgment and that friends may see potential where others see failure. Mark’s later support by Paul and Peter shows growth beyond initial quits.
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Paul
Barnabas
Mark
John Mark
Simon Peter
Christian’church
Elgin residents celebrate four year old Connie Baumgartner
Community notes from Elgin recount a birthday gathering for Connie Baumgartner age four with friends Janet Robinson Barbara Tinker Carol Mosby and helpers Marcia Wolf Darrene Schneider Nickey Baumgartner Allen Tinker and Mrs Halverson. Other visits include local families traveling and guests at various homes across the week.
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Connie Baumgartner
Ida Grether
Maynard Lantz
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mahlon
Utah Agricultural College
Yellowstone Park
West
Clifford Gisleson
California
Arch Roberts
Cedar Rapids
Davis
Fayette
Bertha Kiple
Keith Kohler
St. Paul
Minn
Lester Gehring
Ethel Kohler
Ernest Bruellman
Blue Earth
Will Fried
Glorious
Wis
the Dells
Wisconsin
Louise Mueller
Milwaukee
Elgin Baptist Church Week Schedule and Programs
At Elgin Baptist Church Pastor Arthur Ittermann reports a busy week. Men's Brotherhood met Tuesday with a special program. Thursday features Women’s Mission Society and a Northwest conference report. Youth choir performs at 7 pm. prayer at 8 pm with The Winning of the Samaritan Woman. choir rehearsal at 9 pm. Sunday sees 10 am worship on Jesus the Word, 11 am Sunday school, Rally Day preparations, and 8 pm Evangelism on God’s Love Revealed. Some men's chorus songbooks loaned and to be returned.
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Arthur Ittermann
Men's Brotherhood
Women's Mission Society
Samaritan Woman
Jesus
St Olaf Lutheran Services and Meetings This Week
St Olaf Lutheran church announces Sunday September 10 Norway service at 9 30 am Marion service at 11 am Sunday school institute at Stavanger Ossian at 2 30 pm Thursday September 14 Marion Mission Society meets hostesses Mrs Ruth Loftsgard and Mrs Myron Houg all are welcome at every service Dr J Strandford pastor
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Norway
Marion
Stavanger
Ossian
Marion Mission Society
Ruth Loftsgard
Myron Houg
J. Strandford
Methodist Church to Host Dinners and Youth Event
Morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 11, choir practice Thursday at 7 30. First family church dinner set for Sept 24 prepared by Myrtle Kohler with kitchen chair Roscoe Larson and helpers. Dinner services described as picnic. Henry McMillan elected general chairman. Youth Fellowship skating party with Illyria Monona Luana Volney next Monday at Ossian. meet at church 6 30 for rides. Also notices: Joe Dinan recovering after surgery, L L Wenger progressing in hospital.
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Myrtle Kohler
Roscoe Larson
Thos. Howard
Ethel Kohler
Merle Clark
Henry MdcMillan
Youth Fellowship
Illyria
Monona
Luana
Volney
Ossian
Bruce D. Jones
Teaching duties resume after trip to Davenport Saturday
Dorothy Etter will resume teaching duties in Davenport after a Saturday visit. The Baptist Mission Society is set to meet today at the Alfred Jacob home. Myron Chapman joins Dr. A M Hess and D Smith of West Union and Wm Gibblin of Dubuque to Detroit Lakes, Wit, for Labor Day weekend at Dr Hess cottage.
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Dorothy Etter
Davenport
The
Baptist Mission Society
Alfred Jacob
Myron Chapman
A. M. Hess
D. Smith
West Union
Wm. Gibblin
Dubuque
Detroit Lakes
Wit
Dr. Hess
Protect Our Children Iowa School Bus Stop Law Text
Protect our children. Obey the Iowa school bus stop law amended by the last Iowa legislature. When meeting a bus with flashing signals slow to 20 mph. When the stop arm is extended stop completely and remain until retracted. Do not pass when signals flash. Stay at least 15 feet behind until bus resumes motion.
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Iowa
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