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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
2
Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church led by CW Dehne offers midweek service at 7 15 p m and choir practice. Saturday junior and main choir schedule at 9 00 am and 10 00 am. Catechism classes Sunday School at 10 45 am. Worship at 6 30 pm with Youth Fellowships at 7 30 pm.
A dense list of area churches with service times Sunday school hours worship services and church activities. Congregations include Township Presbyterian Westminister Fellowship Adaville Evangelical United Brethren United Brethren First Presbyterian St James St Joseph Trinity Lutheran Seney Methodist Free Methodist Church Nazarene First Plymouth Presbyterian Melbourne Evangelical United Brethren Assembly of God Grace Lutheran John American Lutheran and St Johns Lutheran with details on pastor names and specific meeting times and events planned in February.
February 1 schedule at First Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 9:30, worship with communion at 10:30, Evening Service at 7:00, and a missions program at 8:00. Missionary Circle meetings include Dorcas Circle with Mrs Tony Van Hoff and Esther Circle with Mrs Leo Collins and Mrs Albert Herzl E hostess. Ruth Circle meets with Mrs Robert Collins Mary and Martha with Mrs Chas Ewin. Thursday afternoon prayer service at 8:30 and choir rehearsal follow.
February week schedule for Trinity American Lutheran Church Akron lists services at 10:30 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. broadcasts on KILEM with Sunday School at 9:18 a.m. Various church activities include pastors meeting at the Baptist parsonage, youth choir practice, prayer and Scripture study, and confirmation instruction on February 8 with officers’ training clinic and Luther League events at Le Mars.
Luther's Lutheran Church Isleworth announces Sexagesima Sunday with Divine Services at 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Welcome. Saturday confirmation at 9:30 a.m. Procession described. Pastor Luther A. Meyer leads.
The Saint George's Episcopal Church on 1st Ave and 4th Street Southeast lists services for Thursday January 29 at 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion and 7 p.m. choir rehearsal. Sunday February schedule includes Family Worship with Holy Communion sermon and Church School led by The Rev. Marlin Whitmen.
Christ Lutheran Church announces catechism Saturday at 9 AM Sunday school at 9 30 AM services at 0 30 AM Tuesday Brotherhood at 7 30 PM Wednesday Dorcas at 1 30 PM Thursday junior choir at 7 PM Senior Choir at 8 PM
Garfield township Farm Bureau women gathered at Elk Pittman’s home on Thursday January 22 for a potluck lunch and candlelight installation of 1959 officers by newly installed county chairwoman Mrs Atkinson. Linda Bleil and Myra Paulin led an extension lesson on Family Finance and Legal Matters followed by a Q and A session. The group will meet February 26 at Fasdwig Waterman’s home with Floyd Blakely and Buc Paulin present to explain Farm Bureau services. A potluck lunch will follow. Miss Anna Weiland visiting Mrs Nie Fessler of Stony Creek Town.
Water hearing on a permit to withdraw irrigation water from a Plymouth County well. Margaret Adams requests up to 100 acre feet per year at 600 gallons per minute, April 1 to November 1. Hearing set for February 19, 1959 at 9:00 AM, City Hall Sioux City.
Miss Phylis Eyres and Darrell J. Peterson united in a January 25 1959 ceremony at Union Presbyterian Church Kingsley. Rev Wo Smith aided by Rev Loren Purman. Vows at 3 pm. White floral altar decor and lighted candles. Bride wore white nylon lace gown with illusion veil. carried white pompon arrangement atop a white bible. Maid of honor Janice Eyres. bridesmaid Iene Lapora. Best man Eugene Peterson. groomsman Michael Peterson. Reception for 200. cake by Mrs Art Brown. Couple to reside north of Moville after a two week honeymoon in Wichita Kansas and Omaha.
County recorder Marie John lists instruments recorded in 1958 with totals: mortgages 4375, releases and assignments 0, FSR mortgages 376 266.00, certified copies 607 424.60, miscellaneous 632.28, sum 8263.08. High certified copies noted for Separation papers No. 214 used for the Korean Bonus.
Dean Sam Dahl from North Central Gerochtien Committee on Liberal Arts Education will visit Westmar College Thursday January 29. The Nebraska Wesleyan University Nebraska may be involved as his home institution. He will meet college administrators and faculty during a one day schedule.
The association sends a yearly representative to each member school and Dean Dahl serves as one. Visitors may meet with Dr Dahl during his Westmar College campus visit to discuss opportunities and representation.
Children and grandchildren honored Mrs Amon Gotta on her 70th birthday with a pleasant surprise party, celebrating a milestone in a warm family gathering.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Olin Getto Terry Allen Mary Ang Hob Mp Vins Francs Singer Alvin Kathy Meo Meo Ben Getto Karen Marlene Qoona Lazy Job Men Patty Vickie Mr mat Stes Walt Rounkel Cheryle Toyer dean ak dtdy Nips Mas Mel Sily Remy Danny Gary RB voand Mroa Mes Jevin Gotta Diane Loren Mary do Rennie Mr Norbert Gatto Mike Den fos Rickie Rhonda Everett Gitte Debbie Davi Don Dawn Deans Mr Re oars pege are
The Melbourne Evince Brethren Church will hold special Sunday services. Westmar College students will speak on summer mission work and a potluck dinner will follow. A Farm Bureau young adult conference is planned for Friday evening and Saturday January 31 with delegates.
A Roundup correspondent reports a worker signed to a right to work petition faced ostracism and withdrew. Merchants and workers signing the petition are allegedly blacklisted. Union leaders are accused of pressuring miners and restricting voting, with members enslaved by union bosses.
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