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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
6
A weekly Church Page features reader notices and small items from local sponsors including Automatic Button Co Helen Bamford Studio Beach Lumber and Supply Co Central State Bank Hawkeye Lumber Co H J Heinz 57 Varieties Hetzler's Dairy Bill's Fairal Paint Store Home-0Nite Co Hunters Television Service Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Kent Feeds Koepping's Diner J E Kranz Florist Loyal Order of Moose plus other area contributors.
A compilation of weekly worship times and activities for multiple churches. Listings include Sunday school at 9:30 am, worship services at various hours, evangelistic and prayer meetings, choir practice, Bible study, and weekday masses and confessions. Locations include 151 Oregon, 419 Green Street, West Eighth Street, Mulberry Street, and 701 Main in Wapello, with pastors named such as Rev. Carl Von Holten, Caleb Larson, Rev. James Welsh, and H. Al Schaefer.
The text compares religion to cherished stories like Cinderella and Snow White, noting that everyone is religious in seeking mysteries and eternal truths. It states church as a place of consolation where prayers are heard and life’s mysteries gain meaning, then lists daily Bible passages for Monday to Friday.
A call to regular church attendance and daily Bible reading. The piece argues four reasons to engage: personal growth, benefits to children, community and national welfare, and support for the church itself. It lists local businesses and organizations associated with Muscatine, highlighting civic and religious involvement.
Wapello area churches list services across denominations including Foursquare at Townsend Avenue with Sunday school 9:45 a.m. and worship times. Bloomington Friends on Highway 38 led by Rev Frieda Me icland with Sunday school 10 a.m. and worship 11 a.m. Church of the Brethren on Lucas Street with Elder A H Hoefle and Perry Davis superintendent. other churches include New Era, Church of Christ on W. Third, Church of God at Leroy Lacy home, Latricia King church clerk, and Isett and Clay with Rev Larry L. Roberts. Regular worship, Sunday school, and midweek prayer schedules are shown.
Multiple church listings outline Sunday services and programs for First Church of Christ Scientist First Evangelical United Brethren Trinity Lutheran Saint Day Saints Grace English Lutheran and others. Details include worship times Sunday schools youth hours and special services with pastors names and event notes.
A dense list of worship times and sermon titles across South Methodist Parish Musserville First Christian Fifth and Cedar First United Presbyterian Fruitland Baptist First Friends Sygamore Lincoln Blvd and other churches. Services include sermons titled The Church Is Heaven Now What I Bad Asks of Men Gods Wrath Upon Earth I Am the Door and Templer with times ranging from morning worship to evening youth fellowships.
A compilation of Sunday worship times, Bible school hours, and events at multiple churches. Rev. John Nieman at Our Savior Lutheran in Muscatine leads 9 a.m. service with a message on manifesting Christ’s glory. Other listed churches include Peace Evangelical Wilton, Calvary Evangelical Walcott, Trinity Episcop, and Fourth and Town with various services, classes, and speaker events.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Lucas hosts priesthood at 8:30 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sacrament meeting at 6:30 p.m. The Church of Nazarene at Fifth and Sycamore, Rev. Paul R Shields, pastor, offers Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:45 a.m. Nazarene young people and junior society meet by 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m.
North Methodists list pastors Stephen Root and Enke with worship times at High Prairie and Park Avenue plus sermons like Mission Around Home. Swestland and Third and Cedar show services with Bible school, BYF, and messages Enter In and The Danger of Neglect. Calvary Baptist under Condreau details morning prayer, Sunday school, youth groups, and evening service The Self Made Fool.
The Montpelier Merry Makers 4-H club met at Margie Paul’s home with 10 members one leader two mothers and two guests present Roll call asked for a food never eaten Demonstrations included Rocket your way to a better you by Margie Paul and Bonnie Nietzel a talk on Adequate diet for 4 H girls by Pat Welchman Daisies Tell’ by Tamara Zinger recreation by Sue Ann Nietzel and music by Linda Kraft Citizenship talks were given by Bonnie Nietzel and Margie Paul The February meeting will be at Bonnie Nietzel’s home.
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