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Numerous social notes from Nemaha and nearby towns list dinners visits and calls across families. Guests include Hamm, Hauser, Haggin, Miller, Cathcart, Rash, Howard, Smith, Norman, Fisher, Barnes, and others visiting in Nemaha Clemons Marshalltown Grundy Center and surrounding areas. A Legion Auxiliary project to send Japrobeg to Veterans hospitals is noted along with upcoming meeting details.
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G. D. Hamm
Nemaha
Hamm
P. H. Hamm
Ross Hauser
Ruby Haggin
Virgil Miller
Ft Dodge
Anna Hauser
E. C. Dillon
Mankato
Minn
Frank Dillon
Cozzie Dillon
St. Anthony
Ray Johnson
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Floyd Ellis
Clyde Marshall
Lloyd Bates
Gladys Rhodemeier
Laura Brown
B. F. Brown
Brown
Harold Tahnenn
Marshalltown
Marilyn Brown
Cedar Falls
Raymond Snakenburg
Sigourney
Steamboat by Mrs Wm Frerichs
A local column lists a long sequence of Sunday visits and family gatherings across communities including Latimer Eldora Alexander Aplington New Hartford Cedar Rapids Victor and Grundy Center. Notable mentions include Rev. Lower in Underwood North Dakota and Rev John Walkup from Northwestern Bible School speaking at the Baptist Church.
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F. S. Schuler
Jeannine
Christine
Ivester
Beckwith
California
Pasadena
Ben Harms
Ed van Tiger
Eldora
Reynold Harms
Jess Smith
Gladbrook
Wiard Aikes
Independence
Melvin Freesman
New Hartford
Charlie van Hieden
Bill Eckel
Stevie
Ee Rudolph Eckel
Mitchelville
Ben Johnson
al Kasparek
Cedar Rapids
Harry Folkerts
Terry
Sara Lou
Marie
Ruth Hilers
Louis Muller
Victor
Dale Newby
Sons
Iowa Falls
Harold Johnson
Manson
Will Frerichs
Frank Fredrickson
West Bend
A. E. Luiken
Carl Swyter
Deane Folkerts
Buffalo Center
Mabel Siebert
Grimes
Henrietta Hall
Eldora Hospital
H. M. Schwitters
Dan Peeters
Henry Luiken
Sheffield
John Luiken
Fred Lower
Underwood
N. Dak
John Walkup
North Western Bible School
The
Grace Baker
Marie Folkerts
Manly
Earl Thoms
Norman
Minnie Thoms
Buckeye
John Wandenberg
Denver
Colo
F. Y. Lower
Prospects for 1953 Projected by Farm Economists
Iowa State College economists after the National Outlook Conference report mixed 1953 prospects. Some predict a strong, defense-driven economy through 1953 with rising government and consumer spending and high business investment. Others foresee a late 1953 slide as investment peaks and consumer demand wanes, amid divergent official and trade views.
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Hardin County
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Francis A. Kutish
Carl Malone
L. G. Kral
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Qariatian Church and First Methodist Services Reported
The Qariatian Church Disciples holds services at 9 and 10, Sunday school at 10, with all welcome. First Methodist Church, John K. Moore pastor, notes Sunday events at 10 and 11 with nursery and schol for all ages. Economic discussion cites Iowa State College economists predicting a slow-up in spending may ease general business in 1953, unlikely a bust, forecasting a good year overall.
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Iowa State College
Water Piped to White House Beginning 1833
The article notes that water was first piped into the White House in Washington from Lowell in 1833, marking an early milestone in the building’s public utilities.
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White House
Washington
Lowell
Prodigal Homeward Bound at First Baptist Church
Sunday at 10 am Sunday School hour invites children to attend. Morning service at 11 am features pastor H C Short delivering the third sermon in the Prodigal Son series titled The Prodigal Homeward Bound. Evening service at 8 pm with a sermon Vessels for High Ful ness. Thursday 8 pm Bible study and prayer time. Junior and Senior B Y groups meet at 7 pm.
St Paul Lutheran News and Schedule at a Glance
John Zimmermann pastor of St Paul Lutheran oversees a week of classes and services including Saturday Confirmation at 9 15 Sunday November 9 Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 Divine Service at 11 Tuesday Adult Membership Class at 8 Wednesday Men s Club at 730 hosted by Marvin Jeske Marvin Marske Dr L R Soli Ralph Tietz Thursday Choir rehearsal at 7 p m Walther League meeting at 8 p m
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Marvin Jeske
Marvin Marske
Dr. L. R. Soli
Ralph Tietz
Walther League
Evening programs and sermons at the parish
At 11 a.m. the sermon topic is "Hope" as the first in a series on Christian Virtues. Monday evening features a Boy Scout meeting in the parish hall. Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 is a fellowship tea with speaker Rev John Moore. Thursday evening includes youth choir rehearsal at 6 45 and chancel choir at 7 30.
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John Moore
First Congregational Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Rev Ralph B Imes leads Sunday School at 10:00 with Adult class and coffee hour. Divine Worship at 11:00 featuring sermon Lets talk about peace. Nursery at 11:00. United Youth Fellowship at 5:30 with Dine a Mite lunch. Choirs Thursday at 4:00 and 7:30. Eldora Fellowship meets Nov 12. New England Dinner Nov 13 and United Youth Chili Supper Nov 19.
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United Youth Fellowship
E. Linder
Eldora Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
New England
United Youth
Church Services Schedule Highlight
St Marys Catholic parish led by Father L V McDonough offers Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a m on Sundays and a 7:30 a m daily Mass. Assembly of God under Pastor W L Beasley lists Sunday school at 10 p m, morning worship at 11 a m, and junior choir at 4 p m this week.
Church of Christ Worship Schedule
Rev James R McMarrow leads morning worship at 11 00 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 00 a.m. Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m. Everyone invited to attend.
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Church OF Christ
James R. McMarrow
Scientists Claim Humans Existed Over Two Million Years
Scientists assert human life began more than two million years ago, highlighting early hominid evolution and long-term biological development. The claim underscores debates over archaeological evidence and timeline estimates in paleoanthropology.
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