Lame Man Healed and Open Bible Revival at Local Churches
A sermon topic titled The Lame Man Healed by Peter will anchor Sunday services at Palth Lutheran and nearby churches. The day includes Sunday School, a congregational picnic at Founders Park, and a potluck dinner. Open Bible and Nazarene churches promote revival, vacation Bible school, and midweek prayer meetings with noted speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palth Lutheran
Broadway
Peter
Mina Ross Brawner
Bible’ Church
Henry Si
Swedesburg Lutheran Church Announces June Activities
The Swedesburg Lutheran parish lists Sunday School on First Sunday after Trinity, July communion details, and music items including Bizet and Liszt pieces. Youth plan Bible Camp at Lake Okobodii, Luther League meets Thursday evenings, and program planning June 12 and 26 with a Quix program theme and serving committee names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedesburg
Qarl
Benander
Jdly
Bizet
Ardith Ingmanson
Lake Okobodii
Glendnattquist
Claire Hedhind
Virell Lindeen
Baron Benson
Maurice Alvin
Robert Carlson
Children Day plans and church events announced
Fresbyierisa Church outlines Children’s Day program with Sunday School at 1 30 and a pageant. First Methodist Church details Vacation Church School closing, Student Day program, and service Building Tomorrow’s Citizens. Men’s Club and Young Couples activities listed with dates, locations, and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresbyierisa
Owen W. Wilson
Buhday
Caralyn Noble
McMillan Park
First Methodist Church
George’.G. Hunt
Walter Scheuwmann
Vere M.” Boshart
Pears
Philip Niles
Stanton Christie
Leslie Woodward Rites Held in Kansas City
Funeral services for Leslie Woodward who died suddenly while on vacation in Arizona were held at Mount Masonic Cemetery in Kansas City. He is survived by his wife Flossie Hinds formerly of Liberal Kansas his mother Mrs George Woodward of New London his sister Mrs Irene Gray of Burlington and a nephew. Woodward born in New London forty one years ago was a New London High School graduate and later attended Chillicothe Business College where he met his wife. He joined Central State Co fourteen years ago and rose to vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Woodward
Arizona
Mount “Mii
Kansas City
Flossie Hinds
Kansas
George Woodward
New’ London
Irene
Gray
Burlington
Mr. Woodward
New London
New ‘London
Chillicothe Business College
Central State, Co
Winfield
Winfield Presby ‘Teriani
Church of the Future
Frank Carden
Nena
Martingen
Texas
New York City
Chicago
Montreal
Quebec
Europe
Paris
France
K.P
Berbeld
Guy Allen
Jean Butter
Fred Butler
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
Orra
Rew
Lamont
Winfeld
F. L. Gladd
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Gladwitt
Louisa County
Denver
Colo
Jeff
George Lee
Lee
J. Russell
Mercy ‘Hospital
Hurlington
Frank Hull
Towa
Suit for Divorce Filed by Roscoe Vicars Against Rose Marie
Roscoe Vicars files for divorce from Rose Marie alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married at Sak on April 24 1947 and lived together until June 3 1947. He seeks permission to retain his personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Vicars
Rose Marie
Sak
Children Day Exercises at Winfield Presbyterian Church
Winfield observes Children Day with a pageant titled The Church of the Future presented during Sunday service. Several local families and visitors prepare to attend events and activities in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Presbyterian Church
Wayland T T T Society Marks Founders Day Luncheon
Wayland Chapter J T T Society celebrated Founders Day with a 1 PM luncheon at Hotel Turner Fairfield on June 4. Charter members attended except Myrebe Green now in Madison, WI. Officers and guests enjoyed spring centerpieces corsages and a reminiscence program. Plans included sending two local girls to T T T Summer Camp near Davenport and a July family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Leola Magdefray
Freida Mekciahan
Olve “Boller
Eda Boshert
Lucille
Miller
Toastimistra
Izgel Wenger
Lucille Miller
T.T.T
Abe Linen
Davenport
St Michael's Guild Luncheon at Cabin Saunders Park
The St Michael's Guild held a covered dish luncheon at a cabin in Saunders Park on Thursday with fifteen attendees. The meeting was led by President Mrs. A. A. Murphy, with Mrs. Robert Ford and Mrs. Frank Wright presenting the afternoon program "As In a Days Work." Ursa McCoy gave devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Saunders Park
A. A. Murphy
Robert, Ford
Frank Wright
Ursa McCoy
Summer Work of Faculty Members
Reports on work of the public school faculty this summer include Willard Hatfield serving as distributor for a sterling silver firm. Mrs Cross attends summer school at Town Wesleyan. L Clover continues work at the high school through July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hatfield
Gl. W.i Cross 5
Town Wesleyan
L. Clover
Picnic at Saunders Park Brings Local Families Together
A Thursday evening picnic at Saunders Park drew numerous local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Win Later and Mary Elen, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Decker, and many neighbors such as Art Young, Dallas Heater, Bernard Bailey, Dale White, Gilbert Messer, Rex Calloway, Harry Whaley, and others. Absentees listed were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellemis and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Tele
Lauriders Park
Win
Mary Elen
Lester Decker
Lynn
Art Young
Stevie
Dallas Heater
Patty
Beverly
Bernard
Bailey
Tony
Ronny
Dale White
Jimmy
Gilbert Messer
Richard
Rex Calloway
Harry Whaley
Dean
Charles” Kellemis
Bruce
Young
June Circle Hosts WSCS Meeting With Playlet
The June circle hosted the WSCS gathering with a devotional led by Mrs. Ola Jerigho, a paper on Children and the Law by Mrs. G. B. Niles, and a playlet Methodist Women directed by Mrs. W. H. Bainter. Refreshments followed, with Mrs. S. B. Niles and Mrs. Will A. Bainter pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Jerigho
G. B. Niles
Mortis Morgan
Child
Jaber
W. H. Bainter
S. B.nyles
Wi. A. Bainter
Friendly Neighbors Host Club Event and Charity Drive
The Friendly Neighbors club hosted a guest party with 12 members, four charter. The evening featured a program on Town history, marimba music, and social games. Boxes of used clothing were sent to Green area needy, with refreshments and service by member volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minearies Brown
Ethel , Finke
Wilma, Dutton
Stella Hazen
Fassel] Eliinger
Olds Congregational Church
Anna Hassenfritz
Gladys Decker
Emma Monger
Louise Hazen
Mary Ellen Ratliff
Kathleen Pitzer
Louise “Ratty Ors
National Officers Attend Friends Meeting at Salem
The Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends Women’s Missionary Union held in Salem on June 4. National president Helen Walker addressed the gathering after reports by Lois Cox Burn White and others. A luncheon, pictures from Jamaica Guatemala and Savannah, and a closing benediction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Woman's ~ Missionary Union
Iowa
Athena Mortimer
Grinnell
Lois Cox
Marshalltown
Burn White
Harmony
Minn
Kreasurer
Blanche Conover
Oskaloosa
Muscatine
Marshallion
West Branch
Southern coal producers start home after wait for Lewis
Southern coal producers packed their bags and headed homeward after a three day wait for John L. Lewis to join the wage negotiations. For three days a southern mine owners group attended the joint bargaining parley while awaiting union assent to formally gauge the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Southern
John L. Lewis
Des Moines Briefs on Cooperative Housing Law and GOP Delegation
State Senator Ralph W. Dastrow filed an application in Des Moines for a cooperatively owned apartment cooperative under a new cooperation law. The secretary of state had not yet recognized cooperatives, delaying paperwork as the attorney general reviews compliance under the new statute. A six member Iowa delegation, including Badd and Mildred Wealch, was selected to attend the Young Republicans gathering in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Ralph W. Dastrow
Charnes City
Saimiuk
Tawaity
Legis Rovielles
Secretary of State
Abe
Sugarian
Senate
Iowa
Warloril
Milwaukee
Deh Badd
Mildred Wealch
Oles
Town election race and tax debate discussed
Fragmented report notes University of Town figures debating candidacy and campaign finance. Talks reference Governor Blue and possible aggressive bids, with mentions of tax rates, school aid, highway funds, and finance concerns amid ongoing collection trends.
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Church of the Nazarene J. Monroe
Jay Sts
M.C. Campbell
Hes
N. Jay Sky
Green
Ben
Church of the Open Bible
O. O. Smith
Ronning
Christ
Muisle
Schnal Tor
Ee . Browner
Bible Standard
First Baptist Church
Louis
Itam
Berman
Teac
Brown
Bible School
Oakland Mills Park
Wesleyan Service Guild
Young Couples Club
Henry Biggs
Keith Anderson
High *Camalian
Kansas'city
ST Michael's Guild
Jimmy ‘Durante
Gary Moore
Lola Cons Bation
Rexall
June
WSCS
Rebekah
Toby
Susie Schaffner
Wonnay Juneo
Friends
John W. Henderson
University of Town
Lo “Gertie
Gus Raiestir
Atswold
Robert D
Ukely W
Thake
AL. Nevers
Blue Blazes
Coal & Feed.Co. S
Side Square
Eee
Oak
Hall & Weir Lumber CO
Salem Lumber
J.r.weir
J.M. Weir
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