Cross-Centered Christian Message and Baptist Services
Church notes emphasize the Cross as the focal point of Christian life, citing Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection as pivotal. Baptist services are scheduled for Sunday at 9:30, 10:45 a.m., 6:30, and 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Senior C E Meeting and Choir Chorus
The Senior C E meeting led by Gertrude Neuen esch begins at 6 30. The Junior Choir performs Hast Thou Not Known and the pastor preaches Pressing into the Kingdom. Morning service continues What doth the Lord Require with Mrs Hoffman and Miss Lautenbach singing My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Mrs Hoffman presenting Come Unto Me.
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Mrs John Steinkamp Visiting Daughter in Denver
Mrs John Steinkamp is visiting her daughter Jennie in Denver Colorado where she plans to stay for an extended visit and enjoy the Mile High City sights and events.
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A Successful Year At Central College
Central opens another year with returning and new students drawn by the college’s unique blend of study and experience. The message urges adapting to disappointments, meeting adversities with resolve, and maintaining uplifted effort to ensure a successful year, noting Ralph Ver Ploeg and John Hoeven return to Iowa City for study at the State University.
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Enrollment A Record Breaker At Central Bay College
Central opened its doors to the largest student body under the Reformed Church administration. Faculty and students celebrate a growing enrollment, with a 29 student increase over last year. The college department shows the biggest rise and towns such as Attica Bussey Pershing Riverside now represented for the first time, signaling further growth next year.
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Kossuth County Fair misses rain payout by minutes
Officials in Algona failed to collect a 3500 rain insurance payout by 15 minutes as a cloudburst drenched the grounds at 2 15 p m just after the policy expired. Fire prevention drive announced 30000 school bulletins plus posters to boost safety. Des Moines jail meal cost 471 per inmate and August arrests rose from prior years. City teachers attend Knoxville study center while students take a vacation.
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