Vacation Bible School planned by M. E. Church
M. E. Church notes announce Vacation Bible School May 31 to June 11 with free time for youth after school and intensive Bible study. Sunday services 11:15 A M and 7:30 P M with 6:30 Young People service. First Baptist Church also lists services and VBS dates May 31 to June 11.
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E. E. Pengelly
Immanuel Lutheran and Free Methodist Church Notices
Immanuel Lutheran announces 9:30 am German service 10:30 am reunion services for classes 1927 1937 and 6:30 pm reception for new confirmee Carl F Juergensen. Free Methodist Church lists 10 am Sunday School 11 am Morning Worship 7 15 pm YPMS 8 pm Evangelistic Service 8 pm Bible Study Tuesday 8 pm Prayer Thursday 8 pm. Pastor L L Montzinge expresses faith in salvation and sanctifying power of Jesus Christ.
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Carl F. Juergensen
Free Methodist Church
Jesus
Jesus Christ
L. L. Montzinge
Swede Plains M E Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Worship and sermon at 10:00 a m with Sunday School at 11:00 a m. Sermon titled Heredity explores human inheritance and divine salvation. Plans underway for June 20 celebration. Do your best in all tasks and attend church Sunday. Warm welcome to all.
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Swede Plains
M. E
E. E. Pengelly
Local Johnsons Visit Osceola and Osceola Guests
Mr and Mrs Ivan Johnson and daughter with Mr and Mrs Maurice Johnson and Miss Lela Johnson of Hordville were Sunday afternoon callers in the Emil Monson home at Osceola. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Benson and family of near Hordville were Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones.
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Ivan Johnson
Maurice Johnson
Lela Johnson
Hordville
Emil Monson
Osceola
Gilbert Benson
Near Hordville
Oscar Jones
Osceola Obscure Travels Share News of Local Families
Mr and Mrs Gunnard Peter son attend daughter LaVerne's graduation in Lincoln while Dr and Mrs Paul Bartunek visit H C Hansen's home. Barunek travels to Omaha for a dental convention. A fishing trip to Minnesota, visits to Waco and Albany Kentucky, and local picnics at Loup highlight this period’s community news and travels among Polk County residents.
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Lincoln
LaVerne
Lincoln School of Commerce
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Bartunek
Omaha
Polk
Gus Bleser
Silver Creek
Minnesota
Leonard Fellows
Shirley
Waco
W. C. Rhodes
Ray Werner
Virgil Bush
Walter Bush
Ted Fitch
Loup
E. A. Sodergren
Central City
Iva Stevens
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