World Peace Calls From Faith Leaders Reach Global Radius
Wendell Willkie argues peace must be rooted in church teachings and universal brotherhood, not just politics. A survey shows 22,945,247 Roman Catholics in the US and territories, with thousands in parochial schools and higher education. Missionaries in Goiaz Brazil fostered local Christian gatherings, transforming a tavern into a preaching hall. Madame Chiang Kai-Shek receives the fifth annual Churchman Award, first woman recipient, as church leaders back relief for Russia. A Protestant coalition drives letter campaigns to Russia and aid for refugees, foods, seeds, and medical supplies. Indian village literacy drives produce leaflets on life topics, from weddings to markets. Russell J. Clinchy plans England visit to link US and British church relief and reconstruction efforts.
Liberty Ship Seventeen Shipyards Build Record Fleet
Seventeen shipyards are now devoted exclusively to Liberty ships. Each yard, as reported by the National Council of American Shipbuilders, was laid out and designed for Liberty Ship production, enabling a record-breaking merchant fleet.
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National Council of American Shipbuilders
Prodestion
Barrive
Sacred Heart and Saint Mary's Mission Schedules
Local church notices list Sacred Heart mass times 5 45 7 00 and 9 00 with Friday novena at 7 30 and confessions on Saturdays. Saint Mary's Mission announces first Holy Communion at 8 30 a m on Sunday June 27 1943. Also Latter Day Saints and First Baptist Church weekly services and weekly calendar items across multiple congregations with sermons, Sunday school, youth activities, and midweek studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred
Saint Mary's Mission
James H. Dew-Brittain
Assembly of God Church announces weekly services and sermon topics
The Assembly of God Church at 72 First St Sterling invites all to at 7 45 p m. 9 45 a m Church School 30 45 a m Children s church 11 15 a m Morning worship 7 45 p m Evangelistic service Thursday Bible Study and prayer meet ing The pastor Stewart asks if you are serving your country by serving God and notes the home front responsibility alongside soldiers on the war front
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Cor
2Nd St
4Th Ave. N. E
George McFarlane
Board of Education
West Room
Boy Scouts
East Room
Big Sisters
First Baptist Church
W. Edward Epps
H. Wetlauser
Russel Brant
Marshal Foch
FIRST
Church OF Christ
Dewey ‘C. Koey
Love
Berean
Assembly OF God Church
First St
S. D. Sterling
Stewart
Children’s Church
Zion American Lutheran Church Announcements
H C Schiffler pastor announces services from Friday June 25 to Sunday June 27 with Holy Communion. Sunday School at 9 30 a m divine service with Holy Communion at 10 30 a m. Vocal music by Milton Meyer and Mrs Wilbur Zander with organ by Mrs E F Schuchmann. Junior choir practice June 23 9 45 a m. Ladies Aid Society meets July 1 2 30 p m. Luther League meeting moved to July 14. Luther League Bible camp July 11 17 at Clear Lake Iowa. notify pastor to reserve slots.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Luther League
Clear Lake
Iowa
Christian Science and Grace Methodist Church Services
Sunday morning and midweek services listed for Christian Science and Grace Methodist Church. Christian Science notes Sunday Lesson Sermon on June 27 with Bible and Eddy text. Grace Methodist announces Quarterly Communion and a variety of Sunday activities including Epworth League and outdoor Wesleyan Fellowship at the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ruth Walrath
Dorothy Walrath
Harry Christianson
Wesleyan Fellowship
Unity-Liberty-Charity at First Presbyterian Sunday schedule
Sunday school at 9:45 with classes for all ages and a 11 o clock Divine worship and sermon. Music by the Senior Choir features Lord of the Quiet Heart with Miss Ethel Oberfell, and Supplication by the choir. 7 p m Young Peoples Out Door Vesper on the church lawn led by Marian Pepin and John Stockfield with Lois Ben zer as sponsor. Mariners club meets at the Manse 8 p m Willing Workers plan summer events. Communion and reception on July 4. Ducks for meat note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church “Unity - Liberty - Charity
L. W. Hayter
D. D
Ethel Oberfell
Scott
Young Peoples
Marian Pepin
John Stockfield
Lois Benzer
Mariners Club
First Ave. N. E
M. B. Steltzmiller
G. A. Hanson
174Th Ave
N. E
M. J. Channer
C. H. Merrow
Harold VanDenover
Esther Guild
J. M. England
James Edwards
2Nd St
Marked Down Boy Friend and Quick Quips
A collage of bite sized jokes and brief exchanges from a social gathering. A joking dialogue about a doctor and a grindstone teases wordplay while other quips poke fun at boasters pups and social norms. The snippets feature dated humor and casual banter among friends.
ALLIES OUTFLANK JAPS AT LAB
ALLIES ADVANCE IN LAB area with multiple notes of local residents visiting relatives and friends. Lydia Hewitt of Vinton visits in George Adams home while Pfe. Lavern Nielsen remains ill in Springfield Missouri hospital. The community shares updates on service members and staff connected to Independence Waterloo and Des Moines regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hewitt
Vinton
George Adams
Morris Nielsen
Pfe. Lavern Nielsen
Springfield
Missouri
Charles Hayford
Oelwein
Lamont Area Social Roundup Sunday Visitations
The Lamont area society notes multiple home gatherings and calls. Hubert Phillips and family toured the James Murray home. Mrs Gretta Jones hosted visitors with Mrs Donald Jones and Ted Lang in Chicago and Strawberry Point. Reuben Carr and Lindsay Barr visited Cresco. the Relief Corps and Royal Neighbors held regular meetings. Frank Macheak dined with Dave Rhine in Edgewood. clergy and families attended Davenport Methodist conference. the Elliott and Holroyd families shared Sunday dinner. Wanda and Roberta Holroyd visited from Iowa City. Ben Drakle sailed to Treasure Island after leave. Mrs Lizzie Wareham joined relatives, while Mrs John Cashen hosted visitors. Joe Fisk had tonsils removed at Mercy hospital Joelwill.
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Hubert Phillips
Rockford
James Murray
Relief Corps
Chet Durham
Des Moines
Royal Neighbors
Donald Jones
Chicago
Ted Lang
Strawberry Point
Gretta Jones
Reuben Carr
Lindsay Barr
Cresco
Frank Macheak
Roy Tate
Harry Ritchie
John Cashen
Joseph Fisk
Mercy
What Happened to Fletcher's Castoria
Factory research traced nausea to a water based chemical change that sped fermentation and hindered aging. After seven weeks, safeguards and new tests ensure re oxidation and product safety. Manufacture resumes and green banded bottles will protect consumers as stock returns complete.
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Castoria
Fletcher’s
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Frank W. Rhines
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Rapid City
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