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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
3
A devotional meditation uses the metaphor of roses and thorns in life to explain blessings and sin. It cites Christ’s crown of thorns, urges faith to avoid temptations, and cites Tsahia 27:4-5 and Matthew 4 8 21 22 18 to illustrate guidance, trials, and heavenly reward.
A short religious reflection emphasizes belief in prayer and receiving everything asked for in heaven. It invokes faith and the promise of reward for the faithful. The message centers on trust, divine provision, and spiritual encouragement.
Sunday services at Hildreth Evangelical include school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with sermon by the pastor. Union worship at First Baptist with Rev W H Hubbard at 8 0 p m. First Baptist holds Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with communion. Business meeting Thursday June 30 at 8 o'clock. Choir practice Friday evening.
First Methodist Sunday school at 10 a m with morning worship at 11 a m sermon The Dignity of Man There is no Epworth League service There will be a union service at the First Baptist church at 8 p m with Rev W M Hubard preach er Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship 11 a m perilous times let us return unto God Evening worship 7 45 Come and worship with us E N Garvin pastor
St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church announces July 1 choir practice at 7 30 p m and July 3 services at 9 30 a m Sunday school then 10 30 a m worship. S B society to meet after service. Ladies aid July 7 host Miss Amanda Prust. Sunday school picnic July 4 at Kenneth Farmer grove. Elmer M Bauer pastor. Nazarene church message by Rev Fred Hahn Davenport.
Ireton notes tell of Margaret Edwards visiting Carlton relatives with daughter and other Rock Island visitors. Olive Lean's West trip after meeting Mrs. Lawton, plus Vern Grau accompanying her home. Announcement of Clara Opdahl’s Des Moines wedding to Karl Valin and the Des Moines ceremony attended by Opdahl family. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. VandeWater attended Charles VandeWater’s funeral in Parker South Dakota.
Western Stanton Mr and Mrs Jezes Holder hosted a family dinner with relatives from South Sioux City Nebraska. A baby boy named Larry Joe Donlin was born Tuesday June 22 weighing six pounds. A gathering of Kemnitz families at the tourist park featured a noon picnic and informal afternoon hours. Attendees included Mr and Mrs B J Brandstetter and Marjory Mr and Mrs W F L Danner from Stanton and Mr and Mrs Orval.
A busy week of social visits and gatherings sketches a LeMars and Merrill region social life. Brandstetter and Hahn families from Sioux City and LeMars relatives attended gatherings. Mrs Alm and son left for Denver after stays. Eddie Merkle from Minneapolis visited Hoffmanns. local families hosted lawn parties and luncheon socials with numerous relatives and neighbors.
North Grant Mrs. Vincent Topf is confined to Sacred Heart hospital. A Craig church mission fest drew many locals on Sunday. Richard iPueger hosted relatives for Dwaine’s 3rd birthday with a long list of attendees from Chatsworth and surrounding farms. late luncheon followed at the Plueger home.
George and Bill Ludwigs visited Jack Kleihauer home Sunday. Roland Bunge aided Mrs. Martin Croon with cherry picking. Harms welcome baby boy born last week. Hennigs recall wedding anniversary at LeMars Saturday. Johnny Mammen and family, Ruble, Molten, Ludwigs, fished Sunday. Harm Kruse guests Monday at Herman Kruse home. Regina Hennigs and LeMars visitors sang hymns on Yankton radio. Jack Ludwigs visited Anna Kleihauer Monday. Charley Mammen and Elmer Doering hosted Sunday guests in Bill Kruse home.
Marvin Schultz underwent an appendicitis operation at Sacred Heart hospital and is progressing well. The Hoffmanns and their son Ted visited in the August Tiecit home in Sioux City. West Bend day trip for sightseeing at the Grotto was taken by the Brandstetters and Orval Brandsteter families. J Lippke’s Mars relation visited Stanton. The Stanton Evangelical church plans a Fourth of July picnic at Kenneth Farmer’s farm with a noon dinner and afternoon sports. The Hoffmanns and Flicks, with Billy, plan a Chicago visit to relatives this week. Mrs Joe Donlin and her infant son returned from Sacred Heart hospital in LeMars.
In the country, tractors are increasingly seen on pneumatic tires. C P Kistle of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. says rubber tires cut operating costs versus steel wheels, using less gasoline and oil, and ease of rolling enables more work per hour and higher speeds.
Farmer advocates tout Goodyear Sure-Grip tires for tractors noting sharp lugs deliver traction across soils especially wet clay. Rubber tires replace steel on farm implements for easier pulling, reduced vibration, fewer jolts, and lower fuel use as rubber adoption rises nationwide.
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