Weekend visitors and local notices mingle in Miss Parney column
Local notes report Miss Parney returning from Yor ter, visitors from Livermore Algona and Fort Dodge, a baby girl born May 9 to Mr and Mrs Baumgartner, and many town residents traveling, weather rain disrupts trips, and community updates include school picnics, church and meeting plans, and Clean Up Week rules across Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Algona
Anna Allen
Win, Black
Fort Dodge
Joh Baumgartner
Tide Rising at Baptist Church Norns Crowds for Dr Shannon Sermon
Large crowds attend sermons by Dr. Shannon at Baptist churches in Eagle Grove Corwith Morest City Goldfield and Swen City with many unable to enter. He discusses the second coming of Christ and warns against personal work in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannan
Evangelical Church Holds Quarterly Meeting and Services
Evangelical Church ELC led by Pastor Gratiner announces a quarterly meeting with a Sunday German service and a Saturday 2 p.m. session. The quarterly conference follows at 9 45 a.m. Communion occurs at 10 45 a.m. Rev. H J Faust to preach with Evangelical League at 7 15 p m and 8 00 p m worship with Baptist friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
ELC
Gratiner
H. J. Faust
Evangelical League
Baptist Friends
Faust
Shannan
ME Church Notes R E Cook Pastor Epworth League
Sunday School and warm preaching at the me mor ning hour. Evening preaching canceled for Evangelistic meeting at Baptist Church. Wednesday May nineteenth set to clean up the church and prepare for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Cook
Te. m. Epworth League
Baptist Church
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service and Events
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor E G Gaede holds Exandi Sunday at 30:00 a m with Sunday School. John Egenea to give English service at 11:00 a m. Luther League at 7:00 p m and adult class lecture at 6:00 p m. For sale tomato plants by R E Cook. Mr and Mrs Leo Mimbrch and children visited relatives at West Bend last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exandi
John Egenea
Luther League
Mr. and Dire
Leo Mimbrch
Weat Bend
Renwick School Notes Highlight Spring Events and Contests
The Renwick School notes celebrate a state music contest at LuVerne with standout performances by seniors and several new meet records. A May Day Festival is set for May 26 with business houses urged to close early. a Vernon Consolidated baseball game at 3 pm marks the big event. The Senior Class play “Daley” debuts Thursday and Friday with praise for the cast and an invitation to attend.
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Helen
Rachel Elmer
South Dakota
Hamilton County
Rawleigh
Will Blesie
Henry Bloom
Renwick
Iowa
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Nalstai
McGreney L
Kinnarius
Amisa Mahusiel Higlat
Lowa
Sind
LuVerng
biVerné
Tia
Achud
Botte
Tvi
Les
Daley
Stavas
Tickela
Martin’s
Renin
Vernon Consolidated
Vernon School News and Friday Events Preview
Vernon school brief highlights upcoming Senior Class plans and Friday activities at the Vernon gym. Local groups sponsor youth programs and a radio feature by Mr Vander covers child welfare and parent learning. Township meetings set for May 20 discuss youth services and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Lol “Vander Radio
Yornan Lake
Fast Grove Ant
Norway
Boy Falls Under Train at Livermore
Three strangers in town narrowly avoided a fatal freight incident near the MG Battalion in Livermore when a rail car slipped. One youth suffered a deep cut but all three escaped onto different parts of the moving freight and proceeded toward an unknown destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MG St Batalion
Livermore
Uriel
Union Services May Dates At Churches
Union schedules three services with ministers Rev Gaede at Evan gelical church at 8 o clock on May 23 memorial Sunday at Methodist church at 9 o'clock by Rev DeVries and May 30 baccalaureate at Vernon at 8 o'clock led by Rev Granner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Gaede
Methodist Church
DeVries
Vernon
Granner
Dance at Livermore Banjo Whip's Imperial Orchestra
Fort Dodge promoters announce a dance at the Princess Pavilion in Livermore this Thursday night May 18 with Banjo Whip and his imperial orchestra. Rev and Mrs E G Gaede and daughter visit Sumner this week for talks by Rev Gaede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banjo Whip
Fort. Dodge
Princess Pavilion
Livermore
B.W. Shepard
Mgr
E. G. Gaede
Sumner
Local Visitors and Farm Advertisement Notes
Mr and Mrs EB G Griebel of Fort Dodge were visitors last Thursday. The Quaker Oats Co, Mr and Mrs Jake Helmke, and Badger guests stayed over Sunday at the Chris Helmke home. Logan, blue roan Percheron, to stand at stud with terms eight dollars to insure live colt, twenty six to insure with colt. The Times received a communication from L Howard Persons in Chicago. A few youngsters ventured out with bare feet during the warm spell, but cold weather drives them to wear shoes and stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Co
Jake Helmke
Badger
Chris Helmke
Logan
Jas
McGowan
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