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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
5
A preacher cites Acts 4 12 to stress salvation in one name only and frames 23 quoted words as core Christian doctrine. Rev H QO Kleinhans of Martin Luther Church presents the simple, direct truth from the Bible.
Church notices describe Trinity Sunday services at multiple Oshkosh parishes with choirs and sermons. First English Lutheran and other congregations plan morning and afternoon programs, Bible school activities, and youth choirs, amid weekly meetings and special observances for Children’s Day.
The article advertises Princess Silhouette dress patterns Nos 2516 and sizes 10 to 20, with order details and 25 cent price. It also promotes The Spring-Summer Fashion Book with over 125 pattern designs for various wardrobes.
The Buchhop family of 140 School St. celebrates two sons Maurice and William graduating from Concordia Theological Seminary. Their father serves as minister and the family attends the Church of the Open Air in Springfield as outdoor services begin the second season. The event features education, sermons, and plans for future parish assignments as brothers prepare for ministry and the congregation gathers for a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting.
A garbled crossword list shows across and down clues with many misspellings and garbled terms. The readable items hint at a standard puzzle with clues like Arame letter and Eager, while numerous entries are corrupted or incomplete.
The Winnebago conference delegates gather for the United Lutheran Churches pastoral conference in Sturgeon Bay June 16 to 19. A 7 30 p m prep meeting at Grate Evangelical Su meray Church will be led by Rev T J Mittel staedt with over 100 delegates from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Kewaskum Neenah Menasha Winneconne Ripon Campbellsport Bloomfield Eldorado Montello North Fond du Lac Oakfield Omro Princeton Readfield Werauwera Winchester Redgranite Wautoma Van Duren.
Faith Lutheran Church at 1728 Ohio St announces Rev. Howard Kaiser of Milwaukee will lead the Oshkosh congregation. He graduates from Theinsville Seminary this June and will be installed at a 3 30 p.m. service Sunday July 6. The church marked its first birthday and has been served by Rev. Wilmar Weichman of Neenah.
Mrs Germaine McGraw is named pianist for the Deaf Get Own Church service. Soloists include Mrs Florence Neubat Miss Patricia Reiter Miss Priscilla Reiter and Miss Lois Johnson. A piano trio by the three accompanists will feature in the musical program.
Marcus Reitz of American Falls Idaho has been named student assistant to the pastor at First English Lutheran Church. He will arrive June 14 and intern for a year under Rev E A Koch, while Bernard Philabaum plans to return to Capital University after a break. The program leads toward ordination after the year of study.
Christ Lutheran Church will hold a choir appreciation song service Sunday at 8 a.m. The event features the senior choir and choral union under Don ald Heidemann with Ruth Nordhaus at the organ and Mrs. Donald Heidemann at the piano, plus the junior choir directed by Lois Johnson.
A missionary family will present a Sunday evening service at Bethel Baptist Church at 7 43 p m tomorrow. Rev C P Heydenburk, recently a returned missionary from Iran, will be principal speaker. Mrs Heydenburk will add to his story of Iran Interior Mission work near Faraman Iran. The children will sing Persian songs and share curios and pictures. Their Iran work focuses on ministering to orphan children near their headquarters.
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