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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1948
Page
2
Reports indicate interest about average rather than above average as postwar subscriptions reach 20,17.19.000.000 rubles, surpassing the goal by over 1.119 million. Officials urge American citizens to invest 100 million to save money, arguing the campaign will succeed despite doubts about leadership and dictatorship threats.
Fragmentary note discusses cigarette use and a flawed chart. It mentions figures representing times of bodies and an originator explaining a time lapse change from four. The piece ends with a suggestion to cut down as the only option.
A brief note outlines ongoing cancer education and research efforts. The campaign promotes medical study funding and public awareness to improve early detection and treatment options.
The column lists church hours and sacraments for Sacred Heart Parish, Latter Day Saints groups at 2nd Street and 4th Ave NE, and Christian Science and Church of Christ, Scientist services. It notes mass times 5 45, 8, 10. confessions Saturday and eve Holy days. Sunday School and sermons. midweek prayer and meetings. Bible lesson references for June 6 1948. Vacation church school ongoing with 112 students and 25 staff. official board June meeting and Senior MYF activities scheduled.
Grace Methodist Church hosts Sunday morning worship at 10:00 with minister James W. Marlin leading the sermon titled Gods Search for Man. Evelyn Eck organist presents In Green Pastures and Sunset, Darlene Maher soloist performs The Lord's Prayer by Malotte, noted as chosen for First Methodist church Des Moines.
Rev. C. E. Hamilton leads Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Morning worship includes Communion. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. Mid week activities include Wednesday Young People at 4:00 p.m. Story hour and Prayer and Bible study at 7:45 p.m.
Sunday June 6 1948 services include church school at 9 230 am with classes for all ages and a 10 45 am broadcast of the Northern Baptist convention meeting for the congregation. 630 pm Baptist Youth Federation with Summer Associate Pastor Alastair Walker 730 pm evening service by Walker. Week announcements note Board of Christian Education midweek prayer Bible study hours senior choir and Vacation Bible School daily 9 to 11 30 am.
A garbled church bulletin lists a worship service and sermon with music by the chancel choir. It names participants such as Joh Hamilton, Mrs Ight, Miss Ethel Oberfell, and mentions pieces including Prayer of God and Romance by Ruebinstein and Zephers in a interrupted format.
A church program notes Ben will be ordained June 18 and preach his first sermon on Sunday June 20 at eleven o'clock. The Presbytery of Dubuque meets at First Hueti church of Oelwein to examine Sissel for licensure and ordination. A film showing Where Love is God Is is planned with a welcome to all. Vacation church school sessions run 9 to 11 daily for two weeks, attendance to reach 100. Other events include choir rehearsals, district presbytery meetings, and a youth film night with the Zion League.
Zion Ame church at 31 Fourth Street schedules worship at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday with Sunday school and an adult Bible class at 9:15 a.m. Organist Mrs. W. Kuitschat will accompany the first service. The program includes Symphonie Prude Brahims Meditation and selections by Birkholz and Moreh Religeuse. Miss Florine Blake of Des Moines will sing the 23rd Psalm Malotte.
Fragments indicate a church schedule noting St Barnabas Apostle with a 5 and 9:30 Holy Communion and events on Friday June 11. Names and places are unclear in the text.
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