Back-to-God Radio Hour and Local Services Announced
Sunday broadcasts invite listeners to 8:30 a.m. Ottumwa and 2:30 p.m. Marshalltown with Rev. Ki Reinsma and Pastor Haverkamp sharing sermons. Des Moines speakers John Dick and John Stek join morning worship at churches on West Second Street. Central College events include Growth Through Christian Giving and Assurance of Eternal Security. Miss Carol Veenstra leads senior C.F. while an intermediate group meets at 7:30 p.m.
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John Dick
Des Moines
John Stek
Holland
Wm. Ki Reinsma
Oskaloose
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Anthony Haverkamp
Deuwstra
Central College
Ipastor
Dharg
C.F
Carol Veenstra
Second Annual Sunday School Convention at Open Bible church
Gye Caller reports a schedule of services at the First Church of the Open Bible Sterling Illinois. Sunday services include 9 45 a m Sunday School for all ages 11 a m morning worship 6 30 p m youth service and 7 30 p m evangelistic service. The pastor delivers sermons. The convention runs Monday to Wednesday sponsored by Central Division Open Bible Standard Churches. Wednesday prayer meeting is 7 45 p m and Thursday ladies prayer meeting at 10 00 a m.
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Gye
Overcomer
Central Division
Open Bible
Sterling
Ill
Making an Obligation a Pleasure at Vettird Church
Russell J. Redeker ministers a full Sunday schedule including 9:30 a.m. service and 7:30 p.m. evening service at Vettird Church. Sunday School at 0 a.m. and youth sessions run through the day. Temple Time radio broadcast at 9:15 p.m. on KXEL and KBOE features Dr. C. P. Dame.
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Russell J. Redeker
C. E
Vettird
Temple Time
Church In America
KXEL
Waterloo
KBOE
Oskaloosa
C. P. Dame
Sunday School and Gospel Service Announcement
Sunday School at 9 30 a m morning message by Mr Corwin Dawson of Des Moines is invited at 7 30 pm for the Lord s Supper and Gospel service attendance urged with details of times and guest speaker included for the local church notice.
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Corwin Dawson
Des Moines
Sunday School Mission at Amsterdam School House
Rev. H. L. Van Dellen, a missionary for the American Sunday School Union, preaches at the Amsterdam school house four miles west of Pella every second and last Tuesday of each month at 7 30 PM.
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Amsterdam School House
Pella
H. L. van Dellen
American Sunday School Union
Trinity Church Invites All to Sunday Services
Wm. C. De Jong delivers the message at 0:30 a.m. Sunday and again at 11:00 a.m. for Sunday School growth through Christian living. Guest speakers include Mrs. C. H. Vander Linden at 6:30 p.m. and Nella De Jong plus Joyce Van Roekel. The Rev. John Vander Waal serves as guest minister for both services. Trinity Church extends a cordial welcome to all.
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Wm. C. de Jong
C. E
C.H. Vander Linden
C. E. Nella de Jong
C. E. Joyce van Roekel
John Vander Waal
Trinity Church
Edward H. Tanis Serves as Minister at Sunday Services
The record lists Edward H. Tanis as minister with 9:45 service for The Gospel According to Luke at Sunday School. An evening session titled Eternity in the Heart is scheduled for 7:30. The address 11205 appears in the notes.
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Edward H. Tanis
Use Aluminum Foil In Outdoor Cookery
Iowa State College extension nutritionist Harr iett Roberts says outdoor cooking with aluminum foil is easy and versatile. Foods can be cooked directly on coals or in a foil skillet formed from heavy duty foil or doubled lighter foil. A foil skillet needs a three by three inch margin, folded and sealed to form a rim that prevents juices from seeping to the coals. Wraps should be air tight but not tight, allowing the foil to mold to the food before sealing.
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Harriett Roberts
Iowa State
Attendance rises at ISC short courses in 1953 54
Iowa State College in Ames reports over 16 000 people attended 1953 54 short courses conferences and training schools in agriculture and home economics. Agricultural programs drew 14 675 attendees and nine home economics courses 1 443. Cattle Feeders Days attracted 1 400 and 8 300, the Family Life Conference 600, and youth events drew about 2 500 total.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
R. M. Visquain
Iowa Rural Young People’s Assembly
Visquain
Curtiss Hall
Pella High Varsity Football Schedule 1954
The piece outlines Pella High varsity football plans with four away and four home games. Not eligible for South Central Conference standings this year due to insufficient teams, they will face all remaining conference members next season. Schedule shows dates and opponents including Sept 10 Brooklyn and Oct 8 Pleasantville at home.
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Elgerie
Irney
Thers
Pleasantville
Pella High
Pella
Brooklyn
Jamboree
Pella High Prepares Freshmen Join 8-Game Schedule
Pella High adds freshmen from Pella Junior High and rural schools to bolster the squad. Eight lettermen lost to graduation Cleo Ver Hoef Roland McCombs Jun Ikuta Paul Dingeman Bill De Haan Wayne Vander Pol Darrell De Reus Keith Vrierelaar. The varsity plans an eight game schedule and will participate in the South Central Iowa Conference Jamboree at Knoxville on September 18.
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Pella Junior High
Cleo Ver Hoef
Roland McCombs
Jun Ikuta
Paul Dingeman
Bill de Haan
Wayne Vander Pol
Darrell de Reus
Keith Vrierelaar
Pella High
Knoxville
Visual Education Talk By Mr Farnham At Saturday Meeting
Public school teachers will gather Saturday August 28 for the first pre school meeting of the year. Mr Paul Carnahan of Brit anics Films will lead discussions on Visual Education and demonstrate slides strip films and motion pictures for classroom use. He will conduct three special meetings during the day. The first session will cover.
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Paul Carnahan
Brittanics Films, Inc
General assembly outlines evening program for education event
A loose text fragment outlines a general assembly at 9 p.m. focusing on education and classroom materials. It mentions discussion of trade and the latest items, asking attendees to come prepared to present new and best classroom resources.
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Natrat
Second spray advised for regrown perennials weedy after summer
Extension weed control expert E. P. Sylvester at Town State College says a second spray may be needed if perennial weeds regrow to about four inches. Hot and dry weather slowed regrowth, so height guides dosage, with four inches as the cutoff for spraying.
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E. P. Sylvester
Town State College
Weed management tips for garden perennials and weeds
The text notes bindweed creeping Jeng sow thistle and leafy spurge as recurring weeds that may revive in cool weather. It mentions spraying timing, pre food storage treatments, and that follow-up applications are almost always necessary for effective control.
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