Multilingual Church Notices in Huron Area
Multiple church listings present Sunday masses, services, and events for St. Martin's Catholic Church, Church of Christ, Salvation Army, American Lutheran Church, Grace Episcopal, First Church of Christ Scientist, Calgary Ev Lutheran, Grace Episcopal, First Methodist, Bethel A M E, First Congregational, and other local congregations. Includes schedules for worship, catechism, Sunday school, confirmations, choir rehearsals, and special events with pastors and leaders named.
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St. Martin's Catholic Church
Monsignor Desmond
Father Brosnan
Salvation Army
J. Jones
First Church of Christ
Scientist Corner
Fifth
Illinois
Calgary
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Dakota
Lutheran Hour
Columbia Broadcasting System
WCCO
KMOX
ERED
WNAX
T. H. Joeckel
Religious Calendar and Sermon Topics at First Christian Church
Notices detail a Bible school at 10 a.m. and services including sermon and communion, evening meetings, and new pastor Rev W H Hardaker arriving October 12. Also listings for Cavour Methodist Circuit with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Pearl 11 a.m. Richland 2 p.m. and evening services.
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Church of Christ Corner
Fifth and Wisconsin
First Methodist Church
Business and Professional
Epworth League
O. D. Dunbar
Epworth
Viola Aldred
Will
Wesley Hall
First Baptist Church
Alfred Trenerry
First Christian Church
Seventh
Montana Avenue
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
W.H. Hardaker
Mitchell
Lus
Cavour
Pearl
Richland
C.D. Arms
Lake Preston Stores To Close For Hunting
Lake Preston business men plan to close their establishments October 16 to allow employees to attend pheasant hunting opening day. A petition circulated recently gathered many signatures from local merchants requesting the closure.
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Lake Preston
Large Task Now Faces Lutherans
Milwaukee October 11 The United Lutheran church faces a vast task uniting European and West Indian immigrants with American settlers. Dr Franklin Fry and Dr Ernst Tappert outlined plans to form the Lutheran Home Missions Council of America to coordinate home mission work among five major bodies and avoid duplicated effort in cities. They urged simpler organization, efficiency, and harmony to conquer a continental mission frontier.
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Milwaukee
Wil
America
United Lutheran Church
Franklin‘ F. Fry
New York
Board of American Missions
Ernst A. Tappert
United States
Canada
Europe
West Indies
Lutheran Home Missions Council of America
National Lutheran Council
Dr. Fry
Fry
Lutherans Promote Mission Reach to European Colonies
The Lutheran home missions board concentrates on rebuilding religious life among European-descended settlers in the United States and Canada. It expands from mission churches to larger edifices, using native languages to reach Germans Magyars Slovaks Latvians Lithuanians Finns Italians Spanish Danes and Yiddish speakers.
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Lutheran Home Missions Board
United States
Canada
Europe
Board ‘of Missions
Teppert
Volga
Russia
Poland
America
Western
Pacific
Soviet Russia
Saskatoon
Pory
Central Lutheran mission drive expands in immigrant languages
The Lutheran church seeks a central training institute to prepare clergy for preaching to 30,000 Saxons in western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio and 100,000 Lutheran Slovaks. In two years the Board of American Missions started 87 new missions, issued a loan every two weeks, and grew the church by over 32,000 people aided by 1.5 million dollars.
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German Nedraska
Texas
California
New York
Ministerium
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Madison Residents Form Travel Club
A new organization named the Travel club was formed in Madison this week. Sponsored by Mr Beckford social science teacher at Madison high school officers were elected and the club is officially organized. Dorothy Westaby serves as president and many speakers, including Madison residents who have traveled abroad, will appear this winter.
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Madison
Travel Club
Beckford
Madison High School
Dorothy Westaby
Outlook Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Redfield
A sizable turnout of livestock producers gathered in Redfield for an outlook meeting called by the livestock marketing committee. W F B Schnaidt of the State College extension service presented the livestock development forecast for the county and fielded many questions. He predicted a rosy future for producers with hogs ready to market early next year.
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Outlook
Redfield Redfield
Livestock Marketing Committee
W. F B. Schnaidt
State College Extension Service
Schnaidt
Whist Tournament Set by Redfield Club
Redfield's Men's Social Club announces the second annual whist tournament for Spink, Hand and Faulk counties. It will be held October 14 at 7 30 PM in the Redfield city hall basement with players from Beackham Zell Burdette Buffalo Frankfort Melletts and Northville expected to enter. A small fee funds lunch expenses.
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Redfield Redfield
Spink
Hand
Faulk
Redfield
Beackham
Zell
Burdette
Buffalo
Frankfort
Melletts
Northville
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American Lutheran Church
J. Stainer
Lutheran Church Choir
Harold Reck
J. Prindle Scott
Harold Recksten
Nelson Whiting
D. Disrud
Wanita Anderson
Disrud
Grace Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
Church School
Adele Babbitt
Ward
Marjorie Cowling
Hallowe'en Petty
Bishop Roberts
Dean Wood
Grace Church
B. P. In
Wallace Bristol
Huron
S. S
Christ's
Guy F. Rake
F. E. Lochridge
Bethel A. M. E
Allen Christian Endeavor League
W. R. Stewart
First Congregational Church
Wharton
Huron College
B McFarlane
Galbraith
Young People's Society
Stanley Stockwell
Ogden Chamberlain
Jasper Moulton
Harold Miller
Paul Christensen
Carlson
Presbyterian Church
Ansco
Kodak Films
Perriton’s Hinrog
Silver
Spinney
B. Ketelle
Church In América
Mr. Sudow
R. A. Stratton
Huron Clinic
B. H. Sprague
J. D. Sewell
J. L. Saylor
M. D
W. A. Griffith
Ague Hospital
W. . Sax1or
M.D
H Aust
C. Shirley
G. A. Campbell
Mgr. Janson
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