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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
6
A weekly church pages segment features a lineup of local sponsors including Automatic Button Co Helen Bamford Studio Beach Luuncher and Supply Co Central State Bank Hawkeye Lumber Co H J Heinz 57 Varieties Hetzler s Dairy Hill s Fairall Paint Store Home O Nize Co Flunter s Television Service Yowa Electric Light and Power Co Kent Feeds J E Kranz Florist Loyal Order of Moose with notices and ad style references from the community businesses.
Community reminder listing local businesses and organizations including McKee Feed and Grain Co. Mar-Clare Shop Mills Auto Parts Co. Muscatine Bank And Trust Company Muscatine Plumbing and Heating Muscatine Seed and Supply Co. Muscatine Sun Mart Stores Muscatine Trade & Labor Assembly Peter Products Co. Poole Transfer, Inc. Harold Rosenberg Agency Schmidt Auto Service 8. G. & P. Stein Furniture Store Sterneman Clothing Co. and The Muscatine Journal as part of local civic participation.
A block of church and religious group notices lists pastors and assistants for WG 211 West Eighth Street and St Mary's on Green Street plus Salvation Army and other groups. It details Sunday mass times, weekday masses, confessions, holy days, Holy Hour, and First Friday schedules, with additional schedules for Salvation Army, Crusaders, and other congregations.
Sycamore and Fifth Lowell Rasmussen pastor church school 930 morning worship 1040 young friends 630 evening service at 120 with a special program and reception for graduates Sixth and Sycamore Everett Hageman pastor Albert Flathmann intern 800 divine worship 1030 Sunday school 1030 divine worship 140 holy communion theme Them Now and Always West Third J He Kleffmann minister Children's Day service 930 am picnic at Camp Sajakawea Lutheran Holy Communion 815 1045 am church school 930 Bible study 930 Luther League 700 pm
The message links lifelong devotion to marriage and faith. It notes that love combines the enduring “something old” with the exciting “something new” to ensure a lasting union, while urging church attendance and support as vital to character and democracy.
A consolidated notice lists worship times and locations for Wopello and nearby churches. It names pastors at each church, including Townsend Avenue, Oak Street, Seventh Street, and Lucas Street locations, with Sunday school times ranging from 9:20 to 10:00 AM and worship times from 10:00 to 11:00 AM, plus evening services and midweek gatherings.
Glad Tidings led by Rev A A Buntenbach at 719 Cy press Street holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service and children's church at 7 p.m. Ernest Worden, minister at Fifth and Cedar. Church school at 9:00 a.m. Worship at 10:00 with sermon "Seven Reasons Why a Scientist Believes in God." Commissioning service for youth leaving for summer conference.
The listing shows services at First Methodist on Fourth Street and Iowa Avenue. Edwin W. Frohardt D D Minister leads church school at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon Finding Confidence of Life by Walcott Donald Varce pastor. Divine worship at 9 20 Junior Catechetical class to present a summary and receive Certificates of Recognition with church school at 10 30.
A reader compiled multiple church event listings including First Baptist at Third and Cedar Streets with services, Bible school, youth fellowships, and evangelism class led by Rev Harry L Parker. Wilton Junction and others show worship times, Bible study, youth choirs, and guest pastors with daylight savings time noted across several local churches. The notices reference pastors Emmett Barnes Hershey LaVern Hubbard C W Dehne and J E Scufelt, and locations such as Lincoln Blvd Main Mulberry Fifth and Iowa.
Our Savior Lutheran Missouri Synod in Muscatine lists divine worship at 9:00 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00 a.m. An installation is announced for Pastor Matthias at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clinton at 3:30 p.m.
The notice lists services and events at 908 East Nun Street. Pastor Burschell and Symmonds lead church school at 3:30 a.m. Sky Lark awards presentation at 10:40 a.m. Worship with guest speaker and district president Wayne Newport at 1:00 a.m. Evening program at 7:00 p.m. features Ray Ch— church events and speaker lineup.
Fourth and Cedar details morning prayer at 9:00, Sunday school 9:20, morning worship 10:20 with subject Shall We Sur render. Children's church 1:00, senior youth 6:15, junior and intermediate 6:30. Pre service prayer 7:00, evening service 7:30 with guest Ralph Miller from Denver seminary on Walnut Street. The Rev H Philip Ruffrey officiates. Henry Marks pastor 8:45 worship on The Immensity and Immanence of God, 10:45 church school led by Dean Arp. Seventh Rev Lloyd Elin Sunday school 9:15, worship 10:30, Communion Sunday with Children story 6:30, Young People's CA 6:30, Evangelistic services 7:30 featuring Evangelist Jase Hammer.
Nichols Women’s Society for Christian Service installed officers at a Monday meeting in the church sanctuary. Installing officer Katherine Zierenberg led the rite as Loretta MacKenzie became president and Bernice Longstreth secretary. A work day was announced for June 26 to work on a sewing project. Clara Bolinger and Genevieve Oostendorp hosted 12 members.
Perry Weigel and 116 other students received Doctor of Medicine degrees at the State University spring commencement in Morning Sun. Mrs. Spencer Belt of Columbus Junction stayed with her daughter in Morning Sun after a fractured hip. Tom Linder and family, with their new granddaughter, visited Michigan this week. Bil Watson returned from Burlington hospital. Dr. Dale Wison of Davenport, recently back from Europe, visited relatives in Morning Sun.
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