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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
The Church of the Nazarene announces prayer meetings this week and an Evangelistic service at 8 p.m. A Saturday J M S meeting at the parsonage is planned with junior participants. Sunday message focuses on home missions and liberty under law with a temperance lesson. Pastor Karl L Teisinger invites all.
The church announces Sunday school at 20 o'clock and morning worship at 11 o'clock with a sermon series on Christ's Teachings concerning God. Evening union gospel services start at 8 o'clock at First Baptist Church led by Pastor Frederick P. Pfaltzgraff.
Miss Letha Daubendick with years of experience among the less fortunate will give an address at the morning service in aid of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society. Gordon Alderman will sing as part of the program. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. No
The Epworth League meets at 7 p m and a union service is at 8 p m in the Baptist church. St John s Evangelical holds worship at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Sunday evening features a union service at 8 p m at the First Baptist church.
Lutheran Mission (Missouri Synod) holds a mission festival in the congregation at Ireton next Sunday. There will be no services here Sunday July 7 at 7 45 am. St John s Lutheran announces English services at 10 30 am with Sunday school at 9 30 am. The senior choir meets Friday at 7 30 pm and installation of the new pastor is July 7. Rev A Schempp urges readers to watch the paper for more announcements.
Free Methodist church holds special weekend services with Rev E Ballenger district elder leading a quarterly meeting Saturday evening through Sunday night. Friday evening features Miss Beryl King of Tacoma Washington who will speak about her work among Mexicans in southern California.
Sunday school at 9:45 a m and morning worship at 10:45 a m feature the sermon The Rebirth of the Nation. A union service at 8:00 p m will be held at the Baptist church with the speaker to be announced next Sunday. E L C E young people league meets at 7:00 p m next Sunday evening instead of 6:30. Attendance encouraged with topics on What Makes a Nation Great and Religion includes all aspects of life.
The regular bi monthly business meeting of First Baptist Church will be held at the church this evening at 8 o clock. Sunday school and the morning worship are scheduled at the usual hour next.
Sunday at 8 p m a union worship service invites all to attend led by Pastor T P Potter. The note extends an invitation to worship and join the community gathering.
Mr and Mrs M L Markins of Sioux City spent Sunday at the home of Mrs W S Hale. Local neighbors noted a warm family gathering and exchanged friendly greetings with the visitors.
The Globe Post will discontinue folding bills and advertising matter with the newspaper for home delivery. Demand has risen and subscribers complain of cluttered houses. If continued, subscribers may refuse to take the paper into their homes.
Struble residents and relatives trade visits and trips across Montrose Le Mars Estherville and Turon with many shown in today’s community roundup. Highlights include Dolores Baack’s arm burns treated in Le Mars and a large lawn party hosted by Joan McDougall with games refreshments and friends.
W. H. Trusell, state game warden, was in Le Mars to census wild doves. He said Iowa may move to permit an open season for this migratory bird, as other states do. Birds nest here then head to Missouri and beyond. some Iowa opposition cites them as songbirds, though law classifies them as game birds in several states.
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for the city postmaster vacancy. Applicants must be US citizens, reside within the post office delivery, have at least one year of residence, be in good physical condition, and meet age requirements. Up to three top eligibles will be certified for nomination.
Mr and Mrs W H Simons of Marcus visited son Merle and family last week. Rev and Mrs J R Van Dyke and children plan a month in Michigan. John VerBrugge will occupy the pulpit in his absence. Mrs Harry Johnson marked a birthday with relatives. Edw Van Dongen family drove to Sioux City. Presbyterian Sunday school picnic was held at M O Simons farm. F J Parrott and daughter Earline traveled to Hawarden. Pearl Calbreath and son of Iowa City visited Morris Kluter's home and departed for New York state on business. John Koster and Alvin Johnson visited Sioux City Tuesday.
The notice continues from page 1 and outlines preferences for exam applicants. It lists classes entitled to preference including veterans and their wives with service-connected disabilities or pension eligibility, and directs claimants to obtain Form 14, complete it, and submit with their application.
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