Weekday church notices in Port Hope area churches
A dense church bulletin lists sermons and services across Presbyterian, Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran and Mennonite churches for September 2 and the week ahead. It notes morning worships, Sunday school openings, confirmation classes, youth and women circles, choir and guild meetings, and changes in service times, with pastors and local ministers named. parish activities include Luther League planning, Dorcas Circle meetings, and church social events.
September Lutheran services and events list
Local church notices list Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Mission Festival on September 4 at 10 30 a m featuring Rev Mertz of Bethany Lutheran Lions City The Lutheran Hour broadcasts at 10 00 a m Sundays over Mutual or National networks Son's Supper to be administered September 1030 p m service and Union Creek Lutheran Churches Akron announces 200 p m confirmation class Sunday and union communion service at 9 48 am Sunday School and Bible Classes at Akron UC. Holy Communion Wednesdays at 7 00 p m IMM Junior Choir rehearsals Thursday 2 30 p m with Mrs George Adamson and Mrs Ronald Adamson hosting Sept 7 8 00 p m community reception for Akron teachers First Methodist Church street Vinson Gildoer pastor Sunday School for all ages Morning Worship and Christian Responsibility sermon to include approval of a Christian’s responsibility Yes religion docs rity driving in automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Preston Two
J. Dirks
Divine
Luther’ Tonguy
St. John’s
M. L. Straube
N.ow. Jesa
St Joan’s le Mars
Lyle Stinton
Marion Coad
Carol Becker
Hany Ho Meyer
Mertz
Bethany Lutheran
Lions City
Mutual
National Broadcasting
Union Creek Lutheran
Akron
David J. Roy
Sam
TAIM
WAH Arom
IMM
Fidenely
George Adamson
Ronald Adamson
Holtgren
Fenda
Toll Road Bonds Debate Shapes Toll Road Plans
Babson Park Massachusetts August 30 discussion centers on the Federal Highway Bill and freeway competition with toll roads. Investors fear debt disruption while states’ control of highway funding shapes future toll road expansion and bond security amid rising costs and uncertain revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Joses
Buel
Public Schools Ready To Go Public Schools Ready To Go
Public Schools prepare for opening next Tuesday morning under Superintendent Harvey N Kluchhohn with four school buildings ready for reception of students. Readings set and instructional supplies in place, advance registration complete, textbooks distributed, and preschool workshop nearly finished. Only some optional district work remains for teachers on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Mars
Harvey N. Kluchhohn
Founds Fisung
4 H Club meets at JoAnn Jansen home
The Gram Clover Clovers held their 4 H meeting at JoAnn Jansen's home on August 10. Members decided what to bring to Ply mouth County Fair and discussed a bake sale. Junior and Senior Demonstration teams presented, hosted by JoAnn and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Corley
Craig Fair Bake
Arlene Beitelspacher
Geraldine Klémme
Elaine Pophen
Gram Clover Clovers
Grant Clover Clovers
JoAnn Jansen
Plymouth County Fair
Janice Reitelspacher
Lennice Popken
Freien Ponken
Rinh Schulie
Mass Schedule at St James church begins Sept 3
The Mass schedule at St James Catholic Church starts Sunday September 3 with Masses at 6 30 and 8 30 p m during winter months Sheriff Frank Scholer thanked friends during his recent hospital stay in Seattle Washington He and Mrs Scholer returned to Mars after the visit A break in at NIPCO warehouse yielded copper wire cans of oil and antifreeze thefts also hit McCormack Dist of Highway 75 City of Le Mars contracts with Cuperus Construction to pave Lincoln Street at 12th St SW near CCC bins project cost 1488 Labor Day closures noted with Globe Post publishing Monday September 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scholes
Globe Post Office
Seattle
Wash
Scholer
Mars
Nipco Weuhhouse
McCormack Distributing
Highway 75
le Mars
Cuperus Construction Co
Hull
Lincoln Street
Stilroad
12Th St
CCC
6Th Sts
Labor Day
Globe Post
Host Family School Meets To Discuss County Resolutions
The first series of meetings is set for Tuesday night at the 4-H building in the Fair Grounds to review this year resolutions before they are sent to farm bureau members for completion. Neighborhood discussions in all township sections will gather member opinions as host families open their homes for discussions and an opinionaire guides debate on current issues. Members are urged to contribute ideas they wish to raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Farm Bureau
Neighorhood
Engagement announced for Delores Ann Beiteis Sacher
Mr and Mrs H H Beiteis Sacher of Le Mars announce the engagement of their daughter Delores Ann to James Buryanek son of Mrs Bessie Buryanek of Westfield No wedding date has been set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Beiteissacher
le Mars
Delores Ann
James Buryanek
Bessie’ Buryanek
Westfield
Fines for Stop Signs Amid Local Notices
A fragmented notice lists fines including $7.50 for several stop sign violations across multiple names and places such as Sioux City Mop and Spirit Lake. The garbled text mentions individuals like William Degooyer Laurie Berg Kenneth Dreckman and William Oung with cited penalties of $7.50 and $10.00, reflecting a municipal citation context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Degooyer
Sioux City
Laurie Berg
al- Turgure
N. M
Kenneth. Dreckman
le Mlars
William Oung
Spirit Luke
Jess Valley Surceer
Wool grower incentive payments and a fatal elevator accident
Wool growers in Plymouth County have received 336 664.99 in incentive payments for wool sold in the year ending March 31 1956. Payments for the current year are projected at 44 9 percent of the price per pound to raise the average return to 62 cents per pound. Reductions for the wool and lamb promotions were approved last year. Applications for incentive payments for the current year should be filed with the county ASC office after sales. Lester Doorenbos was killed by an electric shock while working on a steel corn hoist in Boyden after attempting to plug in an auger when wiring shorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Wm. Schnepf
ASC
Theounty Asc
Schaepf
Amony
Gnance
Lester Doorenbos
Boyden
Farrow Beauty Contest Winners Named in Plymouth County
About 100 people attended the Queen of the Farrow Beauty Contest last Wednesday in Plymouth County 4-H exhibit building. Winners were Mrs. Phayvilis Groethen of Maurice and Miss Arlo Korver of Le Mars, who will advance to the regional contest at the Clay County Fair in Spencer on September 13. Master of Ceremonies was George Eason of Fredonia township. Judges were Mrs. Eva Lund of Le Mars Peter Williams of Hancock Township and Tom Beaulieu of Liberty Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Plymouth County
Phayvilis Groethen
Maurice &Ad
Arlo Korver
le Mars
Plymand
Clay County
Spencer
George Eason
Fredonia
Eva Lund
Peter Williams
Hancock Township
Tom Beaulieu
Liberty Township
Mes
Groetkin
Maurice
Miss Korver
Miss Strus
New Iowa Hunting Laws Set for 1956 57 Seasons
State Conservation Commission approves 1956 57 hunting and trapping seasons with minor changes from last year. Open pheasant zones span November to December 3 1956 with specific counties and daily shooting hours. Quail, ducks, geese, rabbits, deer, and other game have regionally varied dates and bag limits across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Lyon
Osceola
Dickinson
Emmet
Kossuth
Winnebago
Worth
Mitchell
Howard
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Clayton
Fayette
Chicksaw
Floyd
Cerra Gordo
Hancock
Palo Alto
Clay
O'Brien
Sioux
Plymouth
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Wright
Franklin
Butler
Bremer
Woodbury
Hida
Sac
Calhoun
Webser
Hitten
Hardin
Gundy
Buchanan
Delaware
Dunugue
Jackson
Clinton
Scott
Jones
Linn
Benton
Tama
Marshall
Story
Boone
Greene
Carroll
Crawford
Monona
Shelby
Audubon
Guthrie
Jasper
Poweshich
Iowa
Johnson
Cedar
Muscatine
Adair
Adams
Union
Taylor
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Madison
Clarke
Lucas
Ringgold
Decatur
Wayne
Louisa
Washington
Keokuk
Mashasha
Dallas
Mills
Montgomery
Fremont
Page
Monroe
Iss
Chon
Jaspery Powshiehi
Cex
Giinton
Manyon
War Mation
Mahaska
Kebkah
Winneshick
Black Hawk
Pottawattumie
Harrison and
Cass
Emimef
kPa
Mississippi River
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Minnesota State Line
Soil Conservation District notes and officials visit
Plymouth County Soil Conservation District presented checks for 5.00 at program close. Commissioner Lester Williams, Walter Muecke, and Ben Lucken accompanied George Fason to a regional meeting at Primghar on August 15. District technicians laid contour lines for Bernie Wund in Meadow Township and staked terraces for Melvin Abrendsen, Katherine Raiser, Alvin Heerich, and Leonard Treinen in several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Schoenfelder
Westfield
Plymouth County Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation District
Lester Williams
Walter Muecke
Ben Lucken
George Fason
Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Primghar
Bernie Wund
Meadow Township
Bob Abels
Melvin Abrendsen
Washington Townshi
Katherine Raiser
Fredonia
Wwnship
Alvin Heerich
America Township
Leonard Treinen
Maron Township
Techocians
Alton Deanery forms league of Catholic women
A newly organized Alton Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women held a luncheon in Alton attended by about 125 ladies from 22 towns and mission parishes in northwest Iowa Plymouth County well represented St James parish Le Mars and St Joseph parish attendees listed Priests from many parishes appeared The deanery will join the National League at a Sioux City meeting September 20 with officers from other Iowa dioceses expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
National Council of Catholic Women
Bob Jones
Father Zeno Reisng
St. Mary's
League
Father Relsing
Sylvester Fiedler
Remsen
George Foxen
le Mars
Bessurer
Law
Rence Gaspar
Iowa
Plymouth County
St. James Parish
le Mats
Mesdames Orin’ Kelly
James Rogers
Ann Rely
J. E Kelley
St. Joseph's Parish
Mesdame- Burton du
Myron NeHe
Elmer Nemmers
Paul Hurd
Vince Conway
Heelan High
Sioux City
Wogese
National League
Mary Anne Mockler Weds Wayne LaRue Case in Kingsley
Mary Anne Mockler daughter of Mr and Mrs A Mockler of Kingsley wed Wayne LaRue Case son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Case of Sioux City on August 23 1956 at St Michaels Catholic Church in Kingsley. The bride wore a lace trimmed satin gown with pearl accents and a fingertip veil. Maid of honor Nancy Bergin and bridesmaids wore green crystallette gowns. The couple will live in Sioux Falls SD after a honeymoon in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mockler-Case
Noel Stuhe
Kingsley
Mary Anne Mockler
A. Mockier
Wayne LaRue Case
Oscar Case
Sioux City
St. Michaels Catholic Church
L. A. Hoffman
James Mockler
Erbook
Nancy Bergin
Leo Mars
Robert Mockler
Jack Mockler
Forrest
Mrs Cause
TSC
Delbert Case
Verne Obon
Wyman Feeney
Bette Bunbiddge
Shon Bainbridge
Deanne Bainbridge
Claudia Arte
Lynda Arty
Sunshine Food Company
Soux Falls
Winnesota
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Coren Pep
Eley Galt
Woollunten
Westminster Tresivletin
Eh George's Episcopal
Matlin Whimer
Sanday
Mir
Tom Fuller
First Baptist Church
Siler
Whey Aussee
Ing
Hawaten
Riki
Dorcas
Mer
O'Banion
Shanon Bee
Tenit Amreas Lutheran Church
Bebe
Luther League Plan
Matthey
Lutheran Church
Luther A. Meyer
Trinity Divine Services
E Lutheran Church
Missouri
First Method Church
tReteet Vinson
Safeea
Chistian
Vautomobile
Yes Religion
Babson
Stanbling
West Virema Turnpike
West Virgina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
D. Harry H. Kalas
New Merchent
Westimar College
H. S
God
Turaday
Cental
Kinderganen
Opga
Kindergaanen
Erades Fo
Kluckhohn
Othe
Akluckhhohn
Mary Ann Abrendt
St. James ‘Catholic Church
Manes
Host Family School
A. S.C
By LaVerne M. Feusner
U. S. Sol Conservation Service
Davenport
Beaver
Raccoon
Wolf Cosgote
Mter
Apel Kesserich Woiling
Pat Phoths Kessameho
Mariepel
Schilty
Rasalent
Apel
Pat
Martage
Holy Name Catholic the
Brikerdom
Stanley Kessenich
Vfaieebusch
Marcus
Ohn Ressenich
Cletus le
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