Methodist Church Services and Events Schedule
The church announces 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. services with “Our World Parish” and “Life and Teachings of Paul” plus a 4 p.m. Youth Rally at Waubonietate Park. Rev. Henry Tesla minister. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Booster Band and Young People meet midweek. Rev. Hollingshed to bring message Saturday meeting. Attend church somewhere and why not the Assembly.
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Methodist Church
Sharch
Our World Parish
Paul
Waubonie Ntate Park
Church of the Open Bible
Henry Tesla
Bu Ae Bem
Capom
Hollingshed
Local churches outline Sunday services and events
Church notices list multiple congregations with schedules for Sunday school communion and preaching. CHURCH OF CHRIST, FIRST BAPTIST, EVANGELICAL, AND PRESBYTERIAN announce service times, prayer meetings, choir practice, and sermons led by pastors including Supt. Weatherhead and Trev. Neuienschwander.
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Church OF Christ, Bility
F.C. Weatherhead
Fa B. Brytuneson
Lutheran Church Services and 100th Jackson migration anniversary
Wisconsin Synod services held at Presbyterian Church of Park and Harregt with Sunday School at 7:80 p m and divine service at 8:04 p m. The piece notes the 100th anniversary of a Jackson family branch settling in Iowa after migration from North Carding in 1844 and includes a stray anecdote about a music pupil missing a lesson due to a measles quarantine sign placed on her front door.
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Jackson
Lown
Hne
Leon
North Carding
Mea M, Dack~gon
Secret Weapon Fly Outbreak Reports Turbocharged War Plan
W A Marper and W A Harner of Postville captured a mysterious bug near the Keck Island depot. The report claims the insect is more powerful than known weapons and could train a regiment of flies to aid the war effort, potentially shortening the conflict.
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W. A. Marper
Postville
W. A. Harner
Keck Island
Walop
Alco
A Letter From Home By Folks In Service
A handwritten letter from a local paper writer to service members describes a Saturday night crowd, town hustle, and editorial efforts. It notes people at Friedmans, fieldwork in heat, and observers like Roy Wateroak and Maude Arkley. The piece blends community life with the reporter’s delay and machinist troubles, ending with a casual note on the week ahead.
Local Social Roundup At Payne Area Gatherings
A string of visits and parties marks the Payne area social week. Residents hosted relatives and friends from California to Omaha with Sunday gatherings, birthday events, and weekend dinners. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oliver, and the Herron family among many others.
Centennial Social Notes From Mrs Herron
Mrs. Jesse Herron and daughter attended the funeral of Mrs. George Schenonman at Rock Port Christian church Monday afternoon. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Dick Crain and Mr and Mrs Slernp at Ernest Monro’s home. Margaret Parker, visiting from Washington DC with her parents, and Marietta Herron with Mrs Keith Hemberger at her home. Others free visiting from Washington, Los Angeles and Mating Nebraska, with Mr and Mrs Pearl and Mrs W T Herron hosting, plus a gathering at the Herron home with Shirley Milsapguest.
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Jess Herron
Jesse Herron
George Schenonman
Rock Port Christian Church
Dick Crain
Slenp
Min
Ernest Monro
Margaret Parker
Washington, D.C
Carl Parker
Marietta Herran
Keith Temberger
Mra. Rem
Verger i Wathon
Mra. Keitl
Hemberger
Hare
Warhington
Sal
Melvin Mensenger
Los Angeles
Otto Mostic
Mating
Neb
Pearl
W. T. Heron
Robert Herron
North of Town social notes and harvest season updates
Mrs. Carl Rose and family hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs. Sophia Rose and Louise, then visited ex-neighbors Alva Tomsay near North Liberty. Misa Blaine Miller visits family, Misa Ruth Johnson stayed with Mrs. Arnold Fox in Riverton, Lena Driever spent time with Mrs. Driever. Hedging gooseberry patch work and hospital stays noted. Win Wrather underwent care.
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LE. Simpson
Carl Rose
Sophia Rose
Louise
Merle Miller
Alva Tomsay
North Liberty
Misa Blaine Miler
Car Hoge
C Smith Tias
Misa Ruth Johreon
Arnold Fox
Rivererton
Nya
Albert Jennings
Hamburg Hospital
Lena Driever
Sophia Driever
Margaret Fletcher
Ter
Emil Rose
Jennines
Win Wrather
Unclear fragmentary hospital notice at Hamburs hospital
Fragmentary report references Mes Raymond Hilger and a patient recovering from surgery in Courteil Bluffs. Other items mention Louise Rose visiting, city council deadlines, costs for a system, and a flying law incident near Howard County with a flock of turkeys.
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Ation
Hamburs Hospital
Mes
Raymond Hilger
Courteil Bluffs
Louise Rose
Howard County
Guy Swann
Riceville
Swann
Local Social Notes and Family Updates From Phelps City Area
Mis Vi L Herren Mutie Cas and family spent part of the week with Mr and Mrs Grover Harmon of Phelps City. Several residents visited relatives in Atlantic Iowa. Mrs Lucille Adams left for Camp Larsen Colorado to visit her sister Mrs Gene Dozier and to be accompanied home by Dozier. Mrs Sarah Gaines hosted Grover Harmes Monday afternoon. Mrs Abe Baettner is ill this week. Floyd LaHue and family of Langdon visited Donald Douglas home. Jack Martin on army furlough. Sack Morgan and daughters with Misses Tifie and Amanda Houts visiting in Morgan home spent Sunday in St. Joe. Delores Hosfield from Rock Port spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs John Hayes visited with Mrs Guy Hartman and Sally. Mrs Guy Hartman received a Purple Heart for wounds. Gay improving from his wound according to last report. Mrs Roy Clodfelter of Hastings Nebraska learned her husband suffered a heart attack. she left for home and Mr Clodfelter recovering. Ray Holmes and John Remberger left recently for Nebraska work.
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L. Herren Mutie Cas
Grover Harmon
Phelps City
Sune Hayes
Joan
James Haron
Jimomy
Bobby Hayes
Karen
Atlantic
Awa
Lucille Adams
Camp Larsen
Colo
Gene Dozier
T and Husband, Mrs. Dozier Will Accompany Her Home, V.L. Herron
Ausiersstal
Hamburg
Grover Harmes
Sarah Gaines
Abe Baettner
Floyd LaHue
Langdon
Donald Douglas
Jack Martin
Army
Furlouga
Sack Morgan
Daughies
Tifie
Amanda Houts
Morgan
Joe
Delores Hosfield
Rock Port
John Hayes
Guy Hartman
Sally
Gay
Roy Clodfelter
Hastings
Ned
Clodfelter
Ray Holmes
John Remberger
Nebraska
Tough Capture of a Recalcitrant Wag at Station
Officers Al Nelson and I Tanner from Independence faced a stubborn arrest when a neighborhood call led to a wag rant that boarded their car. The animal refused to leave the wagon, prompting a chase before the trio finally bound it in the jail basement.
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al Nelson
I. Tanner
The
Independence
Jorge
Branley Engineering Submits Ned Oak Sewer Survey
Red Ask seeks improvements as Branley Engineering submits a Ned Oak sewer survey with recommendations to the appropriate authorities for action. The report outlines needed upgrades and notes the survey was prepared for Branley by Ned Oak team and delivered to city planners for review.
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Red Ask
Branley Engineering Company
Ned Oak
Ten to One Births Highlight Knox Ville Week
The Knox Ville Journal reports eleven babies born in Knoxville during the week of June 29, ten boys and one girl. The paper calls it a good ratio for the coming generation.
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Knoxville
Knox,Ville
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