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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1953
Page
4
St Peter's Lutheran Church Brunsville hosts its annual Mission Festival with two services led by Rev A H Janke and Rev T Rene of Rueghey. Sunday school at 9, Bible school Saturday at 9:30, lunch served noon, youth hymns planned for Passion Festival, and children's confirmation class Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
Union Township Presbyterian Church lists Sunday activities including Sunday school at 10:00 A M and worship at 11:00 A M with plans for afternoon and evening sessions on new materials. Nursery and kindergarten at 1:30, primary juniors 70, potluck supper 6:30, evening meeting. First Methodist notes worship at 10:45 A M and youth fellowship at 6:00 P M with Olin Stockwell speaking, F O Stockwell at 7:30 P M. Missionary Institute at Cherokee planned for Sept 15. executive committee Sept 15 2:30 P M. choir rehearsal Thursday 7:30 P M. family fellowship Sept 20 with Official Board leadership.
Pastor Peter Honderd invites listeners to the Back To God Hour on KTRI L 1470 Sioux City at 8 30 a m and on KIOA 940 Des Moines at 12 noon Morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 45 a m song service at 7 15 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m Everyone is invited to worship with us at the Christian Reformed Chapel 47th Street SE of Hs
Sunday school and worship times listed for Christ Lutheran St John’s Amer. Luther Hildreth Memorial and other churches. Activities include choir rehearsals, youth and adult classes, missions events, and Sunday school gatherings with multiple pastors and churches named.
A long list of church activities across Iowa and surrounding areas outlines services, Sunday schools, Bible classes, rallies, youth events, and film showings. Notable items include Marcus Kirke speaking at 10:30 am and Prof R A Wartburg at 2:30 pm in Hull, Martin Luther film at Orpheum Stour City, and Arnold Maels presenting India film. Regular services and confirmation schedules are noted for several congregations including St Peters Pocahontas and Trinity Lutheran.
Gloucester residents hear from Babson on family protection as he discusses social concerns during a September visit, noting lingering worries among old friends about welfare and safety and seeking practical measures. The speech highlights community bonds and the need for protective laws and support networks.
The piece argues using trusts to provide income for a widow while preserving capital for children. It stresses avoiding a strict outright division, benefits of a bank trustee, and tax relief by “splitting” estates. It cites George L. White of Newton Bank and reflects on the writer’s drafting anxiety and career reflections.
In a reflective note, the writer recalls defending Franklin D Roosevelt and his policies, discusses independence in choosing topics, and thanks readers for both praise and critique, acknowledging that critique has often been valid. The piece emphasizes editorial autonomy and reader engagement.
Mrs Odea Englebrecht of 327 6th St S died September 7 at Sacred Heart hospital after a year of illness. Born Ollea Wevik in April 1894 at Berestora 8 D she moved from Dakota to Remsen in 1921 then to Le Mars in 1948. Funeral held September 9 at St John American Lutheran Le Mars with burial in city cemetery. Survivors include John Englebrecht husband Melvin son Hilda Anderson sister Olga Wilton Helen Lakness and Mabel Englebrecht.
Le Mars residents report a deceased individual survived by brothers Ole Wevik of John's Hadie Wid and Leonad Wevik of Legion auxiliary in Reosen. Three grandchildren are also listed as survivors. The deceased was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister and by her parents. She belonged to St. John's American Church.
The column celebrates a milestone in Olla Podrida with a note about reader imagination and a math theme. It recalls a September 15, 1938 Globe-Post contribution and reflects on the author’s decision to write again for readers.
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