Cathedral choir records hymns for armed forces world spread
The Protestant Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York broadcasts seventeen hymns to soldiers and sailors at home and abroad. Hymns include Abide With Me Sun of My Soul All Hail the Power of Jesus Name and Now Thank We All Our God. A US Protestant church relief and education effort features clergy salary plans, literacy projects, and student aid programs tied to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Divine
New York City
Jesus
God
Religious service notices from multiple Iowa churches
A compact schedule listing sacred heart mass times and novena, Latter Day Saints and Christian Science gatherings, First Baptist Church weekly calendar with sermons and events, First Presbyterian Church services and summer synod plans, Zion American Lutheran and St. Paul Lutheran observances, and Maynard St Paul Lutheran anniversary services with multiple congregations invited.
Church Vacation Bible School Ad and Services
An Assembly of God notice invites families to Vacation Bible School on the west side and lists Sunday services at 945 a.m. 10:45 a.m. children's church led by Miss Dresselhaus from Decorah and 11:15 a.m. morning worship. A Thursday study of Romans includes prayer for world needs. Grace Methodist Church announces Father’s Day worship with highlights from the Davenport Annual Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Later Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Cor
George McFarlane
Emma Burton
Fred Clark
Harry Young
Ethel Oberfell
Epworth League
Lois Temple
Lois Pflughaupt
F. W. Walrath
Fireside
L. D. Berridge
East Room
Woman's Society of Christian Service
M. D. Temple
Marc Fridley
T E. Stevens
Woman's Society
Ceria Ata
Ellis
Evelyn Eck
Assembly OF God Church
Sterling Stewart
West Side
Miss Dresselhaus
Decorah
Paul
Grace Methodist Church Corner
First Church of Christ Dewey Koey Presides Over Father’s Day
The First Church of Christ invites the community to Father’s Day services with Bible School at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. The sermon is The Tithe Is the Lord's, featuring a chorus choir and special music. Evening Gospel Hour at 8 p.m. includes church orchestra and a Be Ye Transformed theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Third Avenue Northeast
Suny
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Israel
God
Beming
First Presbyterian Church
Unity Liberty
Charity
L. W. Hayter
D. D
Patmos
Richard Berry
Roberts
Jeanette Miller
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Betty Edwards
Wallace Berry
Lois Benzer
Synod of Iowa
Ames
Martha Guild
O. O. Scholz
Peter Kraft
Scott’s Corner
Scott
Scholz
Ruth Guild
Fred Benzer
First Baptist Church
First Church OF Christ
Dewey C. Koey
C. E
Shirley King
Southwest
The
Aid
Ivan Hanson
Kooy
Judge Rules Against Fayette County in Estate Dispute
District Judge T H Goheen ruled for the defendant in Fayette County versus the estate of Martha J Mooney. The county sought to bar executor James Gibson from discharge and recover $840 in old age assistance paid to William Mooney. The judge said the county’s recovery claim based on a state code did not apply. William Mooney may receive income from land owned by his deceased wife but has no further property interest. E B Shaw defended the county and E R O'Brien represented the estate.
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T. H. Goheen
Fayette County
Martha J. Mooney
James Gibson
William Mooney
Goheen
Iowa
E. B. Shaw
E. R. O'Brien
Rainbow Girls' Dinner Saturday in West Union
Mrs. Charles Rulifson, Mother Advisor of West Union Rainbow Girls, announced a 6:30 dinner served by Rainbow board members for the girls Saturday evening in the Masonic ball. Board members include Mrs. E. A. Ballard, Mrs. Perry Wagner, Mrs. Ralph Hump hry, Mrs. Howard Whitney, Mrs. N. J. Martin, Mrs. Cornel Anfinson, Miss Lena Lauridsen, Mrs. Loran Meyer, Mr. J. R. Barrett, Mr. Ole Paulson, and others.
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Y— West Union
Charles Rulifson
West Union Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Board
E. A. Ballard
Rulifson
Perry Wagner
Eastern Star
Ralph Humphry
Howard Whitney
N. J. Martin
Cornel Anfinson
Lena Lauridsen
Loran Meyer
J. R. Barrett
Ole Paulson
Music Recital to Be Held in West Union
Miss Anna Barbara Kamm will present music pupils in a piano and instrumental recital Sunday afternoon June 20 in the Methodist church auditorium. A Upper Iowa University graduate in music, she has taught in West Union and surrounding territory for several years. The program starts at 2:00 p m with Virginia Schara, a sophomore at Upper Iowa University, offering several vocal selections.
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First Baptist Church
W. Edward
N. W
Russel Brant
Ann Dewees
Theodore Roosevelt
West Union
Anna Barbara Kamm
Methodist Chuch
Teenage Dance Club Sponsors Second West Union Event
West Union sponsors announce the second teen age dance at the West Union Country Club on Monday evening June 21. Committee chairmen include Lorenz Schatz Kermit Tieg and George Woodard with chaperones. The June 7 dance drew over seventy five youths, featured juke box music and coke bar concessions, plus porch shuffleboard games on a painted deck.
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West Union
West Union Country Club
Lorenz Schatz
Kermit Tieg
George B. Woodard
Express
Army fund approved for war needs and prisoner care
A wartime House group approves a vast fund for army needs including the care of 200000 prisoners of war by December 31 with an estimated cost of 271000000, of which over 55000000 will cover prisoner pay. The piece notes radar aided the Attu attack and cites health improvements and artillery superiority.
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U. S
Army Ordnance
Attu
Attu Chaos and High War Costs Revealed in Bill
Report notes chaotic early Attu conditions with radar use and warning headlines. It details a wartime total bill breakdown totaling $11.5 billion for pay and $15.0 billion for ordnance, plus more for subsistence clothing medical and other services, illustrating the economic scope of the war effort.
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Attu
John Taber
Star
OPA
Argument Over OPA Continues In Food Costs Debate
OPA policy debate continues as prices are discussed with claims costs may drop two to three percent. The article notes divisions among representatives over approaches to stabilize the food supply and reduce consumer prices.
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OPA
Air Cleaners Should Be Cleaned Regularly
The article explains that six air cleaners require frequent cleaning to cut engine wear by filtering dust before the carburetor. If the air filter is dirty it can alter the fuel mixture, so cleaning intervals depend on dirt amount. a 1000 mile interval is not excessive.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Walt Disney
Frank C. Laubach
Iteracy
Hollywood
India
Harry W. McPherson
Famedist Church
Nashville, Tenn
Armed Services
McPherson
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A. Garfield Anderson
Chicago
Korea
New Methodist
Nyadiri
Southern Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Mashonaland
British Medical Association
British Africa
Ruth A. Parmalee
Congregational Christian Church
Greece
America
Near East Foundation
Parmelee
Harvard
Parmep
Turkey
Oberlin College
University of
Britain
Irphive
Sacred Heart
Father O'Hagan
Father Knox
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Maynard
H. F. Hein
John
Alfred J. Buesch
Brefer
Rainbow Girls
Ipi Aere
Thiele
Iowa Motor Co
Richelieu and
Monarch Foods
New York
W. O. Foster
Mealey Hotel
Oelwein
Ele
Elena
Carroll
Hayward Patrick
Freddie " Martin Count
Jasie Ray McKinley
Walter Brennan
Mata Nce
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