Local Churches Outline Sunday Services and Activities
Assembly of God lists Sunday worship at 11 and evangelistic services at 7 45 p m with Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 7 45 p m Young people's service Thursday evening 7 45 p m and nightly 8 p m evangelistic services led by Evangelist and Miss Pern Thompson. First Baptist mentions morning worship, Sunday school, and youth and Bible study activities with a mission society and girls union. Church of Christ notes Bible school at 9 a m morning and evening worship at 11 p m with midweek prayer and youth choir practice. The piece invites all to attend with emphasis on religious events across churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
Young Peopleservicws
Evangelix
Pern Thompson
First Baptist Church
Sunnar
Willam Bivazel
Benice
Gui
Bf. Mn
Pan
Soeteuy Will Mma
Mintides
Mites Mare
Rimi Abie
The
Baptist Church
Wrasse
Gilbert
Church OF Christ
Bibi
Fimber
Benfor CE
Mev
Gifford
Heavba
G. C Pitot
Lamica
Est
Toiure
Lord's Bay
Oshamid
Chrink
Ghureh Teverter
Name Is Familiar The Bessemer Process and Sir Mary Dessamur
A garbled historical notice discusses the Bessemer process for steel and Sir Mary Dessamur. It mentions British engineers, iron casting, blowing molten metal, and attempts to patent steelmaking advancements. The text references 1055 and various forged papers, with unclear names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Steel
Bessemer
Mary Dessamur
Bor
Bey
Jan Minde
Orson Gibt
Nesepag
Anton
Farragut church events and community notices
The bulletin records church plans and meetings including a fourth quarterly conference on July 24, a building committee meeting Friday at the parsonage, and excavation for new rooms at URC. It notes Epworth League and Sunday services, and local parish business, with reports on visitors, confirmations, and community activities in Farragut and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creatine
Buildink
AML
URC
Terness
Epworth League
G. L. Uteger
Centennial Dale Gatherings Highlight Local Visits
A fragmented report lists visits by Marty Werryn to Mir and Opal Hor, plus Mrs Aliguat Tihmeyer and daughter in law. It mentions Clarence Owen and Verna and Jean Gye, plus a note about garden chores and honey work. The Lone Qedir Community is referenced with garden gatherings on a Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Marty Werryn
Thin Ho Mir
Opal
Wits New Millions
Aliguat Tihmeyer
Porsdag
Dar Ane
Shea
Clarence Owen
Nine Tore
Verna
Jean Gye
Charits Miron
Millan
Dior Ghirk
Lone Chapel News From Hamburg Meets Winkler Leaders
The Lone Chapel area notes a meeting with Winkler and Nabkunst president of the organization in Hamburg. Guests, including Mr and Mrs Bimp Finnell Jr, visited relatives and toured the Holman farm. Mrs George Hosfield attended a morning visitor at E. B. Mapes home. Members of the Lone Chapel society held a Wednesday gathering with Mrs Joe Weidman and daughter Edith, led by Mrs EB Manns with devotions and Bible study, ending with quilting and refreshments. Rain shortened activities, and Tailor Biegel returned to Omaha recent on the west coach with updates from city life. Edith Weidman visited near Wilson, helping with peas. canning is expected to be plentiful this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RO. Beasturl
D & Ib
Ahien
Bill Jones
Harvard Uni
Mics Jones
Mrs. Ellis
James
Farragut
Rev
Drigua
Epworth Teseun
Corrie
Tadrangla
Bull
Fener Pease
Beth Pease
Fariaaut
June DeVall
FE. OG DeVal
Stine Iahieh
Lawrence
Ue Town Te Collegs
Jocr High School
Antal Thakandry
University of Tennies
Mik Deval
Hawi
Pippin
Gupyre Rational Church
Hentec
Lowaip
Uustieh
eMelLei
Grinnwll
Iy BR
Roberto Raleite
Mrs Baler
Addie Ungud Dorts Ty
Mir
Tulurti Atel Mey
Ceaige Bey
Farrel
Rut
Gorn
Roth Aacett
Mn. A. Anterzuin
Miri
EG Me
Tylyne
G Larenar
Cher
Aid
R. 0
John Merril
Mecomb
James Dunlap
Dunlap
Merrill Hart
Fairfield
L. Teylor
Omang
Ted J. Raith
Drake University
Des Moines
W. T. Cox
Exit
Blair, Nebr
Francis
Olive Smith
Lala Ward
Pauline Taylor
Victoria Brooks
Omahe
Lapuns Ciiiou
Tubbelpore
India
J. 3. Whitler
Cinton
The
Indies
Methodist Church
Maggie Clancy
Chas
Jamesé
Air Farker
Sioux
Wile
Gur Wilcoxson
Charville
Marshalltown
Tend
Ed Otte
Dauenter
Feverton
Christian Church
Lerk
TF 4
Roberts
Lore
Hilton
Lai Anediey
Calif
Varghn
Labon Beetan
Rishmond
Ind
Phyllis Perkins
Aorthwestern University
Evan 407
Mme
Arch Perkins
Clay Cayoniaren
Gale
Anna Gey
J. F. Shepherd
Lincoln
DeBuhr
Donald Wolf
Ray Ws
Robert Herron
Carl Purker
Emmett DeBubriany
Henry Moore
Ernest Moore
St. Joe
Exes
Red Boys
Dorothy Beam
Mirst Walter Smith
Samny
Darlene Whillamoon
Dor Inby
Neliesae
Kieth Stepp
Emmeth DeBukr
Shenandoah
Jacob Boetiner
Rock Port Pruday
Rye
Evin
Hamburg
Winkler
Fesil Nabkunst
Bimp Finnell
Hock Port
Holman
Dean
Charles Wintler
George Hosfild
Balurdap
E. BL Mapes
Joe Weidman
Edith
EB Manns
Baybara Winkler
Tumey Bpiegel
Tintin Bene Fh
Omaha
Bat
Vera Trnnk
Pidwest
Hagar
Andrew BoMeck
Miso
Edith wWeidmen
Deel
Wilson
Local families host weekend visitors and travels
Mr and Mrs Claude Gubeer drove Tip Peru with daughters Verna and Vaie to join their family. Leah Weidman plans five weeks in Des Moines. Deene Fisher's visit to Polk relatives. a large Sunday dinner honored guests from California and Missouri. A feature recalls a family facing hardship, leading to juvenile placement at Boys Town, where care and guidance aim to reform the boy and restore a stable home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gubeer
Tip Peru
Verna
Vaie Gubaee
Peru
Leah Weidman
Moncey
Southwest
Des Moines
Var
Deene Fisher
Pulefax
Eddie Holman
Ojai
Calif
A. L. Barnes
Earline
Polk, Mo
Anc
Winkler
Wes
Charles Winkler
K. A
Jimmie Jepson Begins New Life at Boys Town Campus
Jimmie will take months of training to build strength and habit through daily physical education. Trained workers will assess his talents in music, manual skills, and other activities to place him in bands, choirs, or work programs. He will receive religious guidance and a fresh start as he prepares to become a useful American citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. X
Jimmie
Tant Lia
Stenfather
Flanagan
Dunmle
Boys Town
Jimnie
Jiminie
Father Flanagan
Father UN
Janmie
Pether
Boss Town
Fate of Rural Retailer Not Predestined
A study by Robert V. Mitchell of the University of Illinois finds small village merchants still win and keep customers through neat stores, effective advertising, and personal relations. The research, based on Ta Tinvisvills interviews, notes a shift of trade to larger centers but asserts rural retailers can succeed with good appearance and owner customer ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Mitchell
College of Commerce
Universe
Illiois
Mitchell
Ta Tinvis
Mir
Fragmented WWII Air Crash Reported at Corydon
A misspelled OCR fragment describes an army airfield incident near Corydon. It mentions a forced landing by parachute rope and a Douglas bomber suffering engine trouble, with no injuries to crew. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Big Douglas Doumber
Center Julie Hart Stafford Struggles With Bedsores
Hart Stafford of Starts suffered persistent bedsores despite trying many recommended cures. The sores worsened over weeks until he tried a canned oysters remedy, which reportedly worked and the condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Stafford
Mort Lan
Gome
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Desart
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Kenneth Schmidt
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Westie TV
Mr. & Gb
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T We Partners
Elmer Warner
Lite
A. Rowell Han
Rome
Pyrarl Walker
Powell Benaving
Grinstenh
Erin Cale Mall
Globel
Tony
A. R. Wanamaker
A. E. Wanamaker
City Hall
Barret
Hembure
R. C. Danley
Hawley Ker General
L. Mattox
Wirral
Lone Chapel
Ak-Sar-Ben
Thesday
Furnielings
Bob Burns
Bamjery
Mein Hhrert
Tig Plame
Fred Windle Motor CO
Joe Nies
Pillsbury’s
Kre-Mel
Lilby
Richellew
Chaz
Leious
Feraunn
Exre
Uso
Etiva Reine
Heino
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