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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
5
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Plymouth Presbyterian Church under Pastor Theo C Seibert announces worship at 11 AM with a sermon titled Warned of God moved with fear he prepared for saving his house. Sunday school begins at 10 with lesson Go ye into all the world. Superintendent John Sicbens oversees.
Plymouth Brotherhood meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs Herman Koch on Tuesday July 2. St John Evangelical Ref Rev Elmer Broetzmann Pastor holds worship at 10 30 am with Sunday school at 9 30 am. Church council meets Monday evening July 1. Women s Guild monthly meeting postponed to Thursday July 11 with Mrs Feli Hartter as hostess.
Rev Meyer invites Sunday attenders to a children’s day program starting at 10 with songs recitations and special numbers by the Sunday school. Featured items include Working for Jesus Twelve Girls On Wings of Praise hymn pantomime Jesus Lover of My Soul and Choosing the Strait and Narrow Way. A closing The Greatest Gift will be performed by all children with lunch at noon and amusements on the grounds.
First Baptist Church lists Rev. Frank Anderson D D as pastor. Sunday school at 10 a m led by J D Tindall superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m features an anthem by the choir.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m conducted by H O Thompson minister. Evening worship at 7 p m with additional services and choir practice scheduled for the night. Prayer meeting held each week at 7 15 with BE and F B 7 p.m. session listed.
St John Lutheran Church Preston Two led by Pastor H F Stief announces Sunday school and adult Bible class at 9 30 a m with divine services at 10 30 a m conducted by Wartburg Seminary student. Luther League meets Tuesday July 2 at 8 p m Ladies Aid hosts July 2 and Friday 8 p m choir rehearsal and instruction. July 7 services repeat with guest day and Libér League training in Cedar Falls Ja two leaguers Phyllis Erks Lois Frerichs to attend.
Mission festival at Calvary Leeds 3 p m Monday with congregational meeting at 8 30 p m wash at 2 a e Tuesday. Ladies Aid meets Christ Lutheran Church F Q Bunge Pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m no services July 3 Ladies Aid hostess Mrs Carl Ahrendt Sunday July 7 Sunday school 9 30 a m German service 10 30 a m quarterly meeting after service
Pastor Merrill J. Jacobs announces Saturday children’s instruction for ages 6 to 15 at 9 a.m. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. Children’s day service at 10:20 a.m. followed by a picnic at noon. On Tuesday adult instruction class meets at 8 p.m.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church Brunsville announces divine service Sunday at 9 00 a m with Sunday school following the service led by Pastor E Jacobs.
The church, led by Pastor H. D. Stahmer, announces Friday adult instruction at 8 30. Sunday features Divine service at 9 a m with Sunday school and Bible class after. Walther League hosts a riverside picnic with a covered dish and utensils, followed by supper.
Rev John W Oerter presides Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m an offering for the Restoration Fund will be received at the service The Sunday school teachers and officers meet Monday evening at 7 30 p m The Women s Association executive committee meets at Mrs Theodore Love s home Tuesday at 8 p m
Union Two church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m led by Dr Jacob Heemstra. On Friday June 28 the regular church night in the parlor features a community sing and musical program with ice cream and cake for each family to share the cost. All are invited.
St John’s American Lutheran Church led by Pastor Belk advertises divine services at 8:30 and 10:45 with a 9:45 a.m. Sunday message. The notice highlights worship times and the pastor’s guidance for the morning.
The Lutheran World Actions drive aims to reach a 10 million dollar goal for relief work worldwide. The Lutheran League will hold an outdoor social at the Utesch home Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:00 with church transportation provided. Ladies Aid postpones one week to July 11. no choir rehearsal on Thursday July 4. junior choir rehearsal Saturday at 9.
First Methods Church announces morning service at 11 o clock with minister Joseph J Share and special music led by Shirley Remer and Mavis Claussen. Sunday school begins 9:45 am with classes for all ages and a study hour on Christian living. Youth fellowship meets at 6:30 pm for high school students. Also notes church invitation for non members to worship. Real estate transfers show Cyril Wiltgen and Ruth Rembe selling to Edward Wiltgen in LeMars for $1.00 each.
Ireton town note reports Mr. and Mrs. Herb VanderHam returning from a visit with their son Lowell in Ames where he pursues an engineering course. Also visiting in the community are Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McFarland and their son from Des Moines. Miss Lola and Miss Lois Brown visit relatives in Leeland Michigan, while Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Muiken and their two daughters have returned to Delmer Indiana after visiting relatives locally.
Demand for fat cattle pushed prices up to ceiling levels on Monday with many steers at 17.65 but Tuesday trading cooled and gains faded. Read at Sioux City stockyards, Plymouth and Sioux county shippers posted high fourteens to seventeen dollar bids for steers, heifers and feeders, with notable entries from George Nacke Fred Artz Gert Jacobs Hughes Bros and others listing numerous steers and hogs at 17.65 to 17.40.
Struble and relatives visit in St. Andrews en route to Wyoming. Congratulations to John Von Hagel and bride, a former local teacher, married after his overseas discharge. Sioux City visits by Deegan, Peebles, Baack, Westhoof and companions. St Mary’s Altar society hosts cards and study hour with luncheon. Keoughs visit Becker home. cleanup after fire with dinner. Baby girl born June 20 to Martin and wife in Le Mars hospital. Dance honors Bill Becker with cash gift.
John Peters from Sioux City visits with family here as Mrs Minnie DeRadd leaves for LeMars. Rev Francis Brockman and wife arrive from Boston to join the Methodist church. Rev Wm Stevenson is invited to join the Presbyterian church. Summer activities include students and service members abroad, and locals say farewell to Artisia California-bound relatives. Heatwave hog and horse losses affect farmers. Keith Wells marks his sixth birthday.
The article notes Keith Buck's birthday celebration hosted by his mother with playmates. After a birthday lunch he left gifts to remember the special day. Several locals and relatives are mentioned visiting or planning travels to Sioux City and nearby towns.
A small traveling party including a Boy Scout group visits relatives and family during a family outing. The companions are listed as accompanying a sister and other relatives on a short trip.
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