Sunday church services listed for Grace Episcopal and others
Multiple churches present schedules with service times, pastors, and activities. Grace Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion at 8, family service at 9 30, sermon by Rev Milton Saville with film Honor Thy Family. Calvary Baptist Lincoln and Hough lists services from 9 44 Sunday school to 7 45 evening worship plus midweek prayer and supper. Additional churches include First Baptist with transportation contact, Arthur Gormley Church of Christ on McCarty, and Trinity Lutheran with a 10 30 am sermon Saving Real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Ned Cole
Holy Communion
Milton Saville
Calvary Baptist Church
Lincoln and Hough
R. Dale Tribble
Arthur Gormley
Training Union
Trinity Lutheran Church
Monroe and
McCarty Streets
Alfred C. Schmalz
Dix Road
Industrial Ave
First Christian Church Services And Sermon On Freedom
Local church notices list morning worship and Sunday school times for First Christian, Capitol and Monroe churches, with ministers W T Gibble James F Heaton and Robert M. Young. Sermon topics include Freedom Under God Let Freedom Ring and multiple choir and fellowship activities.
Religious notices from local churches in Madison area
A consolidated church listings page notes services across denominations. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints at 101 Madison holds worship at 10 a.m. with Elder Norman Cox as speaker and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. First Church of Christ and Christian Science readings follow. St Peter's Roman Catholic Parish schedules multiple Masses, devotions, and confessions. Memorial Baptist at 1201 Madison St lists Sunday and evening sermons, a regular business meeting, and nursery care. The Methodist Church in Recreation Building and Second Baptist Church details include morning worship, Sunday school, and youth panels, with varied program topics and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Madison Church School
Norman Cox
Macon
Cox
First Church of Christ
Scier
Monroe Street
Memorial Baptist Church
Madison St. Leon Hill
God Bless America
Training Union
Herbert Hartman
Methodist “Church
Lafayette Street
Blaine Walker
Christe Christ Alune
Ohn Wesley
Ie Seo
Drunkard fined in Police Court. two on vagrancy charge
In Police Court a capital citizen was charged with being drunk and two itinerants faced vagrancy counts. Ralph Peeper of Boorville Road received a $1 fine and 30 days probation after pleading guilty to the drunk charge. He was arrested at Woodlawn and Jackson Streets at 1:25 a.m. today following reports of disturbance while seeking a tow trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citinn
Ralph Peeper
Boorville Rd
Woodlawn
Jackson Sts
Two Algoa Inmates Still At Large After Escape
Two inmates escaped from the Algoa prison farm and remained at large this afternoon. Thomas Gray, 17, from Kansas City, was briefly captured near Osage City but other fugitives Johnny Tucker, 17, of Boonville and Melvin Mueller, 21, of Lohman were still sought. Tucker is 5 feet 4 inches, 178 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes. Mueller is 6 feet, 175 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Police and patrol units continued searching the area near Lincoln amid unclear clues and reports of additional suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoa
State Highway Patrol
Thomas Gray
Kansas City
P.m
Osage City
Johnny Tucker
Boonville
Melvin Mueller
Lohman
Tucker
Mueller
Saville to Preach At Grace Episcopal Church
The Rev Milton Saville, guest preacher, will deliver the sermon at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday morning. Saville, curate at Grace Medford, is visiting his parents at 414 Lavinia St. He recently studied at Kenyon College Gambier Ohio and at Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Saville
Lavinia St
Grace Episcopal
Church to Participate In Independence Week
The First Christian Church will participate in Independence Week with Rev. William H. Gibble preaching on Freedom Under God. Mrs Lon Douglas and Mrs Dow Voldridge sing a duet, and the Channel Choir performs Thine, O Lord, Is the Greatness and Waited on the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. T. Gibble
Gibble
Lon Douglas
Peers Wooldridge
William IT. Gibble
Dow Voldridge
Mendel ‘Ssohn
Channel
Fender
Macfarlane
Lon Richey Rites Set for Saturday
Lon Richey 73 retired Missouri Pacific railroad conductor died at his home after a long illness. He was born in Buncetown Mo and worked for MoP starting 1906 retiring 16 years ago. Survived by wife Aman da Patrick two daughters Louise Richey and Loring B. Turner two brothers A J Richey and Wallace Richey and a son. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at the Here with Rev James F._HEaston officiating burial in Masonic cemetery Clarkburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Richey
MissSouri Pacific Railroad
The
Our Pacific
Il Health
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Loring B. Turner
Jefferson City
Louise Richey
Los Angeles
A. J. Richey
Moberly
Wallace Richey
Fayette
James F. Heaston
Clarks-+, burg
Retired Centertown Farmer Dies Thursday
Leonard Wolf 77 of Centertown died at 7 40 p m yesternight at Charles E Still hospital after being struck Tuesday by a car driven by Raymond Crider 33 of 430 W Miller Street on a highway on the west edge of Centertown Crider said Wolf stepped into the path of the car He lived alone for years was a farmer Survivors include a sister Mrs Otto Schram of Centertown and a brother Walter near Mokane An autopsy was planned and funeral arrangements were incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wolf
Centertown
Charles E. Still Hospital
Mr. Wolf
Raymond Crider
W. Miller
State Highway Patrol
Crider
Wolf
Otto Schram
iWalter
Mokane
Russellville
Callanan Backs W. Stuart Symington in Senate Run
Reported for AP that W. Stuart Symington's campaign gains backing from several local Democrats and union leaders including Callanan and Matt O’Neil. The item notes support from figures such as Sheriff Greene, Durst, and various residents in Linn and Hannibal, with mentions of related local endorsements. Separate notices cite civil judgments and an ostrich eye weight as unrelated listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Still
Harrison Hauner
Bland
Harry Chalfant
Camdenton
Frank Parham
Wilfred Yates
Linn
Harold Giesing
McKintey St
St, Louis
W. Stuart
St. Mary's Symington
Margaret Wilson
Buffalo
U. S
Guy Schnitzer
Joseph Seknit
North Side
Sheriff der
Heat Exhaustion Toll Rises With Extreme Washington Heat
About 440 people in the Washington area were treated for heat exhaustion as temperatures reached 101 degrees. One frostbite case occurred when Mrs. A Carr of Rockville stuck her hand to a freezer ice tray after opening the refrigerator for ice. She removed the tray and sought medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Carr
Hockville
Run Stops At Intersection Causes Two Car Crash
Two cars collided at the McCarty and Madison Street intersection at 11 30 a m causing about 5200 in damage police reported Edith McDonald 22 of Chicago drove north on Madison and ran a stop light hitting Joe Lee Fletcher 14 of Holts Summit who was westbound on McCarty Fletcher sustained 150 in damage and McDonald 30 in damage no charges were filed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty
Madison Sts
Edith McDonald
Chicago
Joe Lee Flewder
Holts Summit
Madison St
Fletcher
McCarty St
Low Bids Reported on 21 Missouri Levees
Army engineers opened bids for emergency repairs to 21 Missouri River levees. Lowest bids include Joe L. Pohl of Nevada at 88019 for 13 left bank levees near Dewitt and Miami, MO, and Mid-States Construction Co. of New Hampton, IA at 90185 for seven right bank levees near Malta Bend Wakenda and Dewitt. Everett and Clark of Trattsburg, MO bid 8905 for an agricultural levee south of St. Joseph. The report also notes a church picnic cancellation due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Army Engineers
Missouri River
Joe L. Pohl
Nevada
Mose
Dewitt
Miami
Mid-States Construction Co
New Hampton
Malta Bend
Wakenda
St. Joseph
Everett and Clark
Trattsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of God (Holiness) Mission
Oul Veuerson i. Ata L. Forbes
Cedar City Baptist Church
Church of Christ
E. McCarty St
Mauisol A. Earl Ogle
McClung Park
Methodist Church
Monroe
Benj. L. Schmidkte
Intermediaia
Union Till Baptist Church
Summit
Jonary Soviety
Presby
Madison & Mary Streets
Robert M. Young
Murnshy
India
Lari” Lewandowski
A. W. J Bleckschmidt
Minster Fllowship
Maliohn Ruthven
Moreau
First Baptist Church
Capitol
Monrog
James F. Heaton
KWOS
Taining Union
Kenneth Edmondson
Elm Street Christian
William Martin
Marshall
St. John’s Lutheran Seubert
Edgar Wein
St. Jone Aly Tabletown
Immanuel Lutheran Church
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Msgr
J. A. Vogelweid
Bernard F. Deutsch
St. Peter
Faith Lutheran Church
Monly Uta
A. A. Ziegler
Hol. Damm
Allj
Grazito
Central Evangelical and Reformed Church
Second Baptist Church
Johnson
Leroy Ohh Fan
Carolyn Dotson
Flora B. Chisholm
Women of Lincoln Univer
Baptist Training Union
Three
Missionary Societies
Harolt
Lootens
Wisconsin
San Antonio
Tex
Society of Mary
Madison
Seta Safe
Kids
Central Dairy
State
Central
Central Cottage Cheese Cartons
Central Milk
Sor
Earl's Market
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
Dudenhoeffer Grocery Show Drug Sundries
Madison Market
Randazzu’s Park
Lee's Market
Didtman Grocery
Esser's
Sates Corp
Dutch Mill Market
Voss Market
Mike's Model Grocery City Inc & Cold Storage Ca
Carl's Market
City Market
Blume’s
Pood Market
Newsam's Grocery
Dremier's Munze’s Cafe & Grocery
Tanner Drug Store
A&p Supermarket
Quality Market
Kleene Bros. Grocery
Tipton Stop & Shop
A. G. Food
Gerbes Super
Locker & Gro
Scrivner’s Market
Witthans Grocery
Eldon Gerbes Market
Frrogan's
Sanitary Market
Johnson's Drug Reese Grocery & Market
Denison Market
Bill Care
Kroger Geo. & Baking Co
Dunstan Drive
Ozark
Tackle & Supply Co
California
Dunation Exchange
Osterly's
Kraker Gro. & Baking Co
Lawson's Grocery
Rev
African Farmers Mutual Innsurance Company
Ruth Hale
Gubleman — Lumber, Company
Thompson
Plainiff
Centro! Dairy
Westinghouse
Missouri
Kenic
Trinity
Lutheran Church
A. C. Schmalz
Kuburae
Ara the Great
J. C. Appliance Center
Matomay Wind
Ieht
Dark Cobra
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