First Presbyterian Church Weekly Services and Meetings
The First Presbyterian Church schedules regular Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am led by Pastor H Dysart. A Thursday prayer gathering and a missionary meeting with Mrs Dysart are noted, alongside an evangelistic service Saturday at 8 pm led by Rev Tum.
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Judges' Aid
Fred Henderson
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Missionary Meeting
Dysart
Leedine
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Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule and Youth Picnic
The Evangelical Church posts a Sunday program with Sunday School at 7 00 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00 a m. The service marks the minister’s last before vacation. The Young People’s League plans a picnic supper at Waubonsee Water Park followed by an outdoor meeting. The pastor, FL Nussmann, asks youths to attend and offers a reflective quote about honesty and perseverance.
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Evangelical Church
Sunder School
Young People’s League
Mike
FL Nussmann
Letter From War Service Boys Surges With Longing and Memory
A handwritten letter from veterans speaks of past shop work, shared jokes, and old colleagues. The writer recalls old “tronp print” workers, adventures, and mischiefs while reflecting on aging, friendships, and the pull of home. The piece captures personal tone and nostalgia amid wartime separation.
Letters From Our Service Boys Reach Home
A reader letter reveals wartime letters describe moves, air base life, and hopes for home. The writer notes address changes, mail delays, and promotions in the squadron while describing airline travel, air patrols, and daily routines. He mentions Carol Lombard’s death and reflects on newsroom duties and news from hometowns.
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United Airline
Carol Lombard
Sime
Liemire
Tati
Carl Jena
John the Baptist Attitude Call at Hamburg Church
A Hamburg church urges faithful living and active faith as John the Baptist did, urging focus on real study and prayer. The message promotes abundant life through God’s will, with Bible study, worship services, and youth activities included.
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Frist Baptist Church
Jonan the Baptist
Jesus Thrist
God
John the Baptist
Hamburg
Jimlor
Seneri
Aish Sehoul
Emilee
Soar ¢Ho
Local notes and letters reveal bustling wartime city life
A stream of informal remarks mentions Max Ellis Vic Berrier Boyce Colles Chas Owen and Harris, with casual chatter about eye injuries, double-dips, rubber boots and fashion. Readers share travel notes, shipping groceries, and addresses, while service members describe moving from Fort Ord to San Diego and mail delivery, ending with thanks to the Reporter.
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Max Ellis
Vic Berrier
Boyce Colles
Chas
Owen
I Harris
Miss Lyata
Tony
Nahkunst
Conrley Zonker
Harmon Harmes
Jim Wooten
Art Woods
Ren
Darrell Murphy
Pete Clary
Joe McKean
Ricdy
George Rader
Paul Rees
Dean
Fred
San Diego
Fort Ord
Rayne
Hamburg
Wardene
Anead Wins Title Amid Confusing Report
A fragmented OCR item reports Anead capturing a title amid garbled text. Names and specifics are unclear, but the victory is noted along with several stray terms and possible references to places and people.
Wartime Toys Guide and Odd Fact About a Giant Hen Egg
A wartime toy guide suggests inexpensive DIY toys for children from birth to five years, focusing on simple wooden and fabric items built from common household pieces. An Algona farmer reports a sensational record egg, Sieghorn hen weighing six and a half ounces, measuring seven and three quarters inches in circumference and eight and three quarters inches long.
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Eluidren
Mitchel
Partie
Art Mertz
Kossuth
Algona
Remembered Fre Wooten and local mothers on Mother's Day
Fre Wooten, an Ogden baker, recalled local mothers as he shared memories and cakes during a Mother's Day event. The gathering highlighted community ties and the role of homemade treats in celebrating mothers.
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Fre Wooten
Ogden Baker
Notable Contributions at Charity Drive in Chariton
Mrs. J W Carpenter of Chariton led a charity drive raising funds and purchasing $100 in war bonds. The event aimed to support troops and community welfare, attracting volunteers over two years and culminating in a town trip to Tow For the first.
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Anildo
Smnart
Jong
Tong
Fulke
United States
Yin
J. W. Carpenter
Chariton
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