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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
2
Local ad for Graetlinger Block & Tile Co promoting concrete products including cement, tiles, blocks, drains, and well tile. Invites inquiries and visits, with phone contact 222.
Legion Auxiliary announces a Vetar meeting in the Legion hall on Tuesday evening in June with a large attendance urged. Nominating committee will report on officers and other items will be discussed. Prize winning posters displayed at Carney's Grocery window decorated by local ladies, with first prize posters to Des Moines for state competition.
Equipment from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company was relocated from Shadbolt and Middleton buildings on South Broad Street to rooms above Crowe Drug Store. Edward J. McLaughlin of Mason arrived in Emmetshirg Tuesday to visit his grandparents, Mr and Mrs M F Kerwirk.
Lee Bennett and his orchestra return to Arnalds Park Central room for June 5 and 6 shows with Judy Randall. After May 23 turnout drew large crowds, Central management adds a weekend engagement to meet rising demand from Northwest Iowa and lakes region dancers. Randall, noted for her stage and radio work, coStars with the popular ensemble.
Singers of popular music of the press era and her appearance, combined with the top muse Lee Bennett and his band, are billed to attract a large audience for an outstanding evening of amusement and entertainment.
Sunew and Towa announce Curlew Baptist Church events with Pastor Vernon White and Rev. Christensen to speak nightly. Sunday school at ten, morning worship at eleven, youth service, and evening service at eight. Vacation Bible School starts June 7. Local visits note residents from Iowa towns and family updates amid a string of community happenings.
The State of Minnesota announces a huge liquidation of farms to raise cash with substantial down payments. More than 3,800 farms of all sizes are for sale this year, with prices adjusted and discounts offered for cash. Free field service from 12 district offices assists prospective buyers.
The North church lists services next Sunday at 1:30 a m with Sunday school after. The Men's Mission Society meets at 2:30. A prayer meeting is planned Wednesday at 8 o'clock and the B S meets Thursday at 7 o'clock. Welcome to our services.
Divine services next Sunday at 9:00 am with Holy Communion. Sunday school at 8:15 am. Announcements for communion at the Parsonage on Saturday. Sunday school teachers meet Friday evening at the parsonage. Young People's Society meets next Tuesday at 4:00 pm at the parsonage.
Sunday school and Bible classes at 10:00 with divine worship at 11:00. Sermon theme Following Jesus. Luther League in the evening at 8:00. Adult confirmation class at the Parsonage Tuesday evenings at 8:60. Anyone wishing to learn more about the Word and about the Church is welcome.
Weekly activities listed include a mid week Bible study and prayer meeting at homes each Wednesday at 8 00 pm a senior choir practice at the church Thursday at 8 00 pm and Ladies Aid at the church on Thursday June 10 at 2 30 with named hostesses Dining room hostess Mrs Pred Quam. The Town District Lutheran Church convention at Sioux City June 4 to 8 and the Town District Women s Mission Federation meeting in Bronx City June 4 5 plus the Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation convention there on Saturday June 5 Delegates to the L D R plan depart Saturday morning with the women s federation planning to leave for Sioux City Friday morning Worshipping the Lord is encouraged.
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