Church Plans Spring Remodel With Finance Help
The Sunday school has aided the church finance committee as Rev. Dale M. Bass and congregants aim for a complete remodel by early spring.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
7
The Sunday school has aided the church finance committee as Rev. Dale M. Bass and congregants aim for a complete remodel by early spring.
A small household ammonia solution cleans chrome kitchen light switch plates effectively, removing grime and restoring shine with simple wiping.
Oakville Methodist church remodeling advances with exterior work mostly done and an entry way unfinished. Treasurer notes August 1962 drive met cash goal but still short of the $25,000 target. committee selects wood for folding doors and mahogany paneling behind the chancel. project includes new Sunday school rooms and a healing system.
The theft occurred at Easy Wash, 1111 Grandview Avenue, with $27 in coins taken from a bag in a room after a lock was picked between 9 p.m. Tuesday and 7:50 a.m. Wednesday, Police reported. Washington criticizes Sudan law restricting missionary work, calling it repressive.
Conesville brief items list Junior Bible Club meeting at Grace United Church of Christ with lesson by Faithe Shellabarger and etiquette discussion led by Kay Buser and Patty Rausch. Farm Bureau reports from Des Moines. Orono Township hosts Jan 17 with a 6:30 polluck supper. Oakland Township hosts Jan 37 with 6:30 pm supper and entertainment. Local residents attend stock shows in Denver. families travel to Texas and California. Local surgeries and recoveries noted. sesame seeds toasted for flavor in bread.
The United Church of Christ Grace lists events for January including a Women’s Guild Workday at 1 20 p m on Thursday January 17 and Divine worship with church school at 10 30 a m on Sunday January 20 plus a staff meeting Monday and senior choir rehearsal Wednesday. The Trinity United Church of Christ hosts True Blue Lass event Thursday January 17 and a church school and Divine worship on Sunday January 20 with Overseas Mission emphasis. The Methodist Church schedule shows church school at 8 50 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m on Sunday January 20 with a sermon titled This Family of Christ and Senior notes.
New Boston graduate Larry J. Sedam, son of Haylan Sedam, completed the Air Force electronic data machine repairmen course at Keesler AFB. He is being reassigned to a new permanent base to serve in his technical specialty.
Joy State Bank announces the appointment of I J W Jim Hemphill to start as teller on Jan 17 1963. Hemphill currently serves as service manager at Mercer Service Company and his successor at that firm has not been announced.
On Wednesday January 23 the Angelus choir meets for rehearsal at 4:00 p.m. The Methodist Men hold a supper at 6:30 p.m. Junior High MYF gathers at 7:00 p.m. Chancel choir rehearses at 7:00 p.m. Men’s choir rehearses at 9:30 p.m.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the United Presbyterian church for Rolla Houseal, 63, who died Tuesday morning at his home here. The Rev. Hubert Sunderman officiated with Mrs. Marjorie Fullerton on piano. Flowers arranged by Mrs. Forrest Brock and Mrs. Glen Miller. Casket bearers were Robert Houseal, Benny Houseal, Cloyce Houseal, Don Houseal, William Lesler, and Art Leller. Burial followed at Columbus City Cemetery. Stacy Funeral Home in charge.
The article describes Navy hurricane hunter flights into Atlantic storms during fall using eight Super Constellation aircraft from Airborne Early Warning Squadron 4. Crews nicknamed the planes after Miami prep teams, including the Vikings Pioneers Red Raiders Rebels Cavaliers Explorers Thorobreds and Sting-Apees.
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