Monticello Express Area Church Notes Summary
Church notes from Monticello Iowa list Sarah circle at 9 am Martha and Mary circle at 2 pm Rebecca circle at 8 pm Third Wednesday Men council at 8 pm Fourth Wednesday Session at 7 30 pm Last Wednesday UPY general meeting Saturday Junior choir at 10 am in Express Area notes for December 24, 1964.
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Monticello
Iowa
Sarah Aisles
Martha
Bethel Series
Dorcas
Esther
Rebecca
Naami
Ruth
Deborah
Sarah
Church Council
Local church schedules listed for area congregations
Church listings show service times and group meetings for multiple denominations including United Church of Christ Presbyterian Catholic Lutheran and Methodist. Entries include Rev. names pastorates and weekly events such as Sunday school worship choir and youth fellowships across several towns.
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Peace United Church OF Christrev
John G. Siegle
First Congregational
United Church of Christ
Glenn N. Bender
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship
Hopkinton Presbyterian
Bernard Minert
Olin Methodist Church
John Schlosser
John Lutheran Olin
Roger W. Hoppenworth
Onslow Presbyterian
Wayne Norris
Oxford
Nevin E. Williams
W.S.C.S
Wyoming
Robert Ahrens
Idle Not club hosts annual Christmas party at Schneir home
Castle Grove reports the Idle Not club held its yearly Christmas gathering at Mrs. E J Schneir's residence with co hosts Mrs. Leo Schemmel and Mrs. Vincent Dono van. Sixteen members and two children attended. Roll call featured a Christmas decoration and wish list. A candy exchange and carol singing followed.
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Idle Not Club
Castle Grove
E. J. Schneir
Leo Schemmel
Vincent Donovan
Merle Kimm
Coggan
George Rickels
Paul Hugh
Billy Wilson
Merlin Moore
Martin Cook
Albert Johnson
Bernard Goedken
Wilson
Goedken
Cooklow
Moore
Mark Beckman
Marcia
Clifford Herr
Peace with God Self and Others in Christian Life
The sermon urges achieving peace beginning with a faith in God and “Thy will be done” to seek first the Kingdom. Inner peace follows surrender to God, while peace with others requires reconciliation before offering any gift to God. The speaker calls peacemakers to pursue full commitment, even at great cost.
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God
Jesus
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First United Presbyterian
John Benj
Marcos
Christian Education Committee
UPW
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Anamosa
Kenneth Bradford
Nazarene Church
Amos Glendenning
Sacred Heart Catholicat
Msgr
E. P. Lorenz
John P. L. Ptacek
Peniel Presbyterian
Tom Huston
ST. John’s Lutheran Missouri Synod
C. C. Gutekunst
Walther League
Ladies Aid
Peter and Paul Lutheran
Richard E. Zellmer
ST. Luke’s Methodist
Howard Eldrenkamp
Wayne Zion Lutheran
A.m
Luther Wachholz
WSCS
St, Matthew Lutheran
Anton Kirkegaard
Luther League
Eters
Chen
Delbert Weber
William Uhlencamp
Louie Sperfslage
Vernon Melchert
John Janssen
Don Digman
Charles Fairbanks
L. R. Bader
Bob Hasler
Olena Steiner
Kate Connolly
Mary Peterson
Louise Good
Francis DeShaw
Bob Kelchen
Herman Meyer
Ryan
Meyer
Joseph Schemmel
Jonia
E. J. Schnetz
Joe Schuster
Edward Beckman
Manchester
Brotherhood
Lutheran Church Women
St, Mark’s Episcopal Anamosa
D. A. Loeserski
Cascade
Marion E. Horton
Ladies' Missionary Society
Center
Presbyterian
Scotch Grove
Rachel
John Lutheran
Hopkinton
Evangelical United Brether N
Olin Rey
M. Lloyd Dutro
Assembly OF Godrev
Ramon Booth
Sacred Heart Catholic
Oxford Junction
Joseph L. Kissling
ST. Mark's Lutheran
Harold L
Markve
Wyoming Methodist
Luther
Wiecke Baeesee
P.m
Scotch Grove Presbyterian
Pickett
Skelly Service
Hargrave Cleaners
Noel
Marianne
Peggy Tedrow
Linda Goedken
Pentel Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Grove City College
Grove City
Theological
University of Dubuque
Mary Hirsch
Zelienople
Nancy
First's Electrical Service
Acme Electric
Arnold Poock, Borden's
Milk Bud's
Super Valu
Condit Insurance Agency
Farmer's Mutual Creamery
First Electric
Freese Motors Gambles
Goettsch Funeral Home
Great Plains Supply CO
Seehusen Oil Company
Skelley's Market
Spahn and Rose Lumber Co, Staner Plumbing and Heating
Wears, Inc
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