Labor Day Church Message From Ministers Assembly
Ministers of Muscatine church shared a Labor Sunday message from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The note urges churches to promote faith based ideals for a better world, urging concern for motives and human values, daily bread, shelter, and the common good over private greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Hoth
Christ
Jesus
Wilton Woman’s Auxilia ry social and local notices
The Wilton Women’s Auxiliary held its monthly business and social in the vestry with hostesses listed. Local residents Ferns include dinners for the Einfeldts of Indianapolis, and many family visits are noted. Wilton public schools open Monday with registration and class assignments planned.
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E. H. Leinfeldt
E. W. Einfeldt
Frances Louise
Indianapolis
Ind
Brice Johnson
Eleanor
Billie
Charles Einfeldt
Bobby
Davenport
Harry Einfeldt
Evelyn
Harry
Wayne
Leo
Robert Lee
Will Jasperson
Doris
Kenneth
Wilton Public
C. E. Gillesvie
George C. Wise
Maquoketa
Kennet Stogdill
Robert
Ottawa
Ill
H. A. Kossack
Alice
Arlington
W. A. Looney
Catherine
Iowa City
Louis Looney
Fairmont
Minn
Nancy van Zandt
Lucy Klotz
Columbus Junction
Labor Day Themes to Be Presented Sunday in Muscatine Churches
Labor Day messages set for Muscatine churches as the summer union schedule ends. Rev R W Merrifield of First Congregational will preach the morning service with the Rev J B Rendall presiding. Trinity Episcopal resumes full program with Holy Communion at 7 30 am and Sunday schools at 9 30 am. Mulford Congregational plans two services with sermons on Christ and the Laborer and Discovering Opportunity and a resuming choir after vacation. Ladies and Mens groups set midweek events while First Canonical and otherparish activities resume fall schedules with picnics and gatherings.
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Easi
Muscatine
R. W. Merrifield
First Congregational
J. B. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Alta Guild
Mulford Congregational Church
John H. Blough
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women’s Mission Circle
W. 8. McKee
Pieter Smit
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Egypt
Canaan
Lord Reigneth
Meredith
Leroy Thomas
Smit
Scott Deis
Full Gospel Tabernacle
R. G. Sellers
Grover C. Kingery
Christ’s Ambassadors
W. G. Geller
Wilson
Union
God
Heyser
The
Missionary Society
Ralph Radloff
Zion Lutheran Church
John Haefner
Zion Lutheran School
Vernon Shantz
Bible School
August Altenbernd
W. H. Schwiering
Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Marie Diercks
Paul York
Grace Lutheran and area church services listed for Sunday
Grace English Lutheran announces twelfth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m on A Labor Day Message. Various church groups meet midweek and Thursday including Women Missionary society at 2 30 p m and council at 8 p m. Other churches feature messages by Rev Ira Hawley Rev Tom Foglesong Rev Pieter Smit and Rev R G Sellers with union services and upcoming events across multiple streets and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace English Lutheran Church
Leland H. Lesher
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames Everett Blair
Fred Dankert
Church Council
Women’s Missionary Society
Helen Lang
Lucas Street
L. E. Grimm
William Umlandt
United Brethren Church In Christ
Sixth Street
Mulberry Avenue
Ira Hawley
Jesus
First Christian Church
Tom Foglesong
Demas
First Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Schwartz
God
Hall
Geibel
Louis Yarck
Glenroy Ryan
Hugo Braash
John Spangler
Epworth League
Stafford League
Iowa Des Moines
Young Women’s Home Mission Society
Robert Barr
Monroe Street
Inez Isaacs
Helen Gould
Nettie Havemann
Zella Spangler
Violet Heerd
Philathea
German Ministers Move Into English Speaking Confer ences
Six German Methodist ministers are to be received into English speaking conferences in Iowa. Rev Schwiering joins the Iowa Des Moines conference at Des Moines on Sept 19. Others join the English Northwest Iowa conference at Humboldt on Sept 26. The change marks a policy absorbing German speaking churches into English conferences.
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W. H. Schwiering
Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
Schwiering
Iowa-Des Moines
Des Moines
G. W. Wessel
Dows and Morgan
S. C. Steinbrenner
le Mars
B. I. Hubbard
Odebolt
Richland
W. J. Loeck
Varina
F. W. Schneider
Morningside College
Humboldt
Central and
Northwest States
Chicago
Ministers Will Elect Officers Tuesday Morning
The Muscatine Ministerial association will elect officers for the year and transact other important business at 10 a m Tuesday in the Y W C A parlors. It is the first regular fall session and plans for future study and events will be considered.
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Christian Endeavor
Vance Chapman
Ida
Carrie Mull
Mulberry Avenue
Muscatine Ministerial Association
Lutheran Church Delegation Attends Southeast Iowa Convo
The Zion Lutheran church Luther league sends a large delegation to Ottumwa for the annual Southeastern Iowa meeting. Rev. John Haefner and Mrs. Haefner head a group with seven delegates and eight guests registered at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of the Zion Lutheran Church
Southeastern Iowa
Ottumwa
John Haefner
Haefner
Concord Columbus Junction I C C Club Meeting Report
The I C C club met Thursday at Mrs. Nannie Bigger's home with 13 members and four visitors. They quilted and socialized, then had refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Pearle Bittings in October. The annual club picnic will be at Krider's Lake on Sunday Sept 17 with a basket dinner at noon.
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Columbus Junction
Nannie Bigger
Pearle Bittings
Krider
Mary Burkier
Fremont
Lou Bonnichsen
Opal
Helen Dallmeyer
Muscatine
Orville Evans
University Hospital
Iowa City
Adam Beckey
Conesville
Herb Crull
Community meetings schedule in local notices
Mittman hosts a teachers meeting on Wednesday at Bernice Mittman’s home. The executive committee of the young people's league meets Thursday at Margaret McTurk’s home. The Ladies' Aid society gathers Friday morning at the church.
Miss Lillian Hotz Weds Ralph Prybil in Rock Island
Lone Tree couple announces the August 29 ceremony at the Christian parsonage in Rock Island. Rev J W Leonard officiated. Bride wore eggshell flat crepe with cream rose bouquet. Attendant was Edith Prybil. Best man was Harry Hotz. Newlyweds plan a Chicago trip then settle on a farm near Iowa City.
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Lone Tree
Ed Hotz
Lillian
Ralph Prybil
George Prybil
Rock Island
J. W. Leonard
Edith Prybil
Harry Hotz
Prybil
Chicago
Iowa City
Ernest Karson
Ida Nieman
Avoca
Tillie Sievers
Harry
Mollie Zimmerman
Service Held for Mrs Mary Millage in Moscow
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Millage were held at the Moscow Methodist church with Rev W S Moore presiding. Music by Newton Lang and Miss Hahn, flower attendants listed, pallbearers named, burial in Moscow Cemetery. Mrs Millage born Sept 13 1851 Whiteside Co Ill. married Jerimiah Millage Oct 24 1867. Survived by sister Rachel Shingledecker and three children plus 11 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
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Moscow
Mary Millage
Moscow Methodist Church
W. S. Moore
Wilton
Newton Lang
Miss Hahn
Lewis Hahn
Lester Keller
Charles McCoy
Millard Smith
Eva Marclf
James
Charles Smith
Grant Hearst
Frank Hinkhouse
Fred Edison
Frank Wilhelme
Moscow Cemetery
Mary Richardson Millage
Whiteside County
Jerimiah Millage
Rachel Shingledecker
Muscatine
Dan Smith
Riley Millage
Fred Millage
West Branch Term Opens Monday with Staff of Teachers
West Branch and rural schools begin on Monday September 4 with a long list of teachers led by Superintendent F J Snider and Principal F D Weaver. The article lists numerous teachers and their assigned locations including West Branch Neal, Iowa City, Anamosa, and other towns plus rural posts such as Fairview Carthage and Willowdale.
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West Branch
F. J. Snider
F. D. Weaver
Gilman
E. L. Fisher
Mary Gale Letts
Ainsworth
Margaret Connor
Iowa City
Evelyn Green
Anamosa
Fern Millen
Margaret Petersen
Britt
Margaret Stratton
Harriett Zentner
Nina Quinby
Nichols
Bernice Connelly
Dorothy Raymond
Wapello
Amy Endsley
Montrose
Dorothy Endsley
Garrison
Lydia Olsen
Walnut
Florence Hemingway
Low Moor
Isabel Doty
Grandview
Bertha Holbs
Detroit
Mich
Helen Douglass
Cleveland
Lucille Gray
Morley
Bernice Pieper
St. Louis
Marian Cornwall
Lake City
Erma Madsen
Injured Farmer Falls From Hayload at Hollenbeck Farm
Carl Yedlick received injuries Thursday on the Arthur Hollenbeck farm west of town after falling from a hayload. He dislocated both elbows and one wrist and was brought to town for medical care.
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Wapello
Leslie Rogers
Nebraska
C. P. Lacey
Jesse Huddle
Kathryn Lacey
Johnston City
Tenn
J. H. Kreamyre
Lewis
Sigourney
Charlie Huntley
Andalusia
Til
Clarence Heintz
Gloria Ann
Coal Valley
Fred Hummel
Joan
Jean Hummel
Chicago
Glen
Jean
Fred Nash
Alan
Moorehead
Ira Nash
Des Moines
Bertha Nash
William Loeb
Ben Nichols
Willard Rice
Kilbourne
Lone Tree
Swickard Cottage
B. L. Metcalf
Walter Morris
Katharine Druse
State Normal School
Frostburg
H. C. Cruse
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Robert Chown
Anna Stafford
William Gabel
Hesser
Dorothea Rummels
Ballard
Hubert Tipton
Albert James
Muscatine
Eugene Borchardt
St. Louis
Vegetable Growers’ Association of America
Virginia
Elaine Shannon
Clara Metcalf
Joyce Borchardt
Walter TeStrake
Grandview Reports 191 Students in First Week
Grandview school opening week enrollment reaches 191 with class counts across grades from first to twelfth. High school shows 15 in ninth and tenth, 14 in eleventh, 18 in twelfth, while numerous local families host and entertain visitors and plan future events.
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Grandview
L. E. Robertson
Claude Hammer
Ted Wallace
Sidney ‘Wallace
Trenton
Clyde Wallace
Sue Stanwood
Spokane
Wash
Jesse Jarvis
Lester Jarvis
Eliza McGill
Roy McGill
W. A. McGill
Virgil Weile
Jessie
Home Benefit Society
Lurline Asher
Kansas City
Wapello Plans Kittyball Tourney for Sept 17
Wapello to host another Kittyball tournament on Sunday September 17 at the town field. Teams must send a $2 appearance fee to H L Winder, with fees refunded when teams appear for games. Proceeds benefit Wapello's independent basketball team. prizes are 25 for first, 10 for second, and 5 for third.
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Wapello
H. L. Winder
Game Area Plans Explained in Louisa County Meetings
Wapello and Columbus Junction hosts will explain the game management area plan to farmers and sportsmen. Wapello deputy warden W E Hicks and C D Vernon district director will conduct sessions on Sept 12 and Sept 13, with Medigpolis talk Sept 11.
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Louisa County
Wapello
W. E. Hicks
Columbus Junction
C. D. Vernon
Vernon
Medigpolis
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