Methodist W S C S Circles Meet In April Activities
The Methodist W S C S circles met April 2 at several homes with eighteen, fourteen, and eighteen members present respectively. Devotions and lessons were led by various hostesses including Mrs. James Trimble, Mrs. Wilbur Roberts, and Mrs. Richard Hadaway. Lunches followed the meetings, and plans were set for a mother daughter banquet on April 16.
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W.S.C.S
Rachel
Louis Paulson
George Schonberger
Elmer Bishop
George Weible
James Trimble
Wilbur Roberts
Ruth
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Roy Cobb
R. D. Dixon
Howard Sandy
Dale Buck
Elizabeth MacVey
Richard Hadaway
Ted Struthers
G. G. Butler
Wilbur Allbee
Mabel Lundy
Lee Harmon
Butler
Libble MacVey
David Brinkman
Ed Heard
Lovell Long
Christ
J. T. Grant
Igroup
Harold Shelgren
George Yabsley
Yabsley
Lyle Lund
Easter Services At Friendly Community Church
The Methodist and Presbyterian youth host a sunrise service at 7 a.m. at the Presbyterian church followed by a 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. Easter worship with a sermon I Believe In the Life Everlasting special music by the choir. April 16 hosts the Mother and Daughter banquet with speaker Mrs. Pickersgill.
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Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson
Presbyterian
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Pickersgill
M.Y.F
Presbyterian Church Announces Easter Services and Meetings
Martin J. Prehn, pastor, notes the Lord s Supper Thursday at 7 30 pm and Good Friday services 1 30 to 3 pm at the Methodist church. Sunrise Easter worship will be held at the Presbyterian church with new members received. Reservations requested for Presbytery meet in Algona April 17 18 including Thursday banquet and Friday luncheon.
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Presbyterian Church
Martin J. Prehn
Presbyterian Churches
Morris Webb
Algona
Lutheran Church Easter Schedule and Services
Fred Jacobsen pastor leads Good Friday service with holy communion at 2 p.m. Easter Sunrise at 7 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Easter worship at 11 a.m. Midweek fellowship Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7:45 p.m. Visitors welcome.
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the Lutheran Church
Fred Jacobsen
Easter program follows Sunday school at assembly
Rev and Mrs A G Rahm pastors invite at 10 am for Sunday school and an Easter program to follow, emphasizing the theme of being planted with Christ in death and resurrected in life.
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Assembly OF God
A. G. Rahm
Rom
Worship and evangelistic service schedule with visitors
The notice lists an 11 a.m. worship service titled He Is Risen and an 8 p.m. Sunday evangelistic event. A Thursday 7:30 p.m. Laymen's night is announced. Rev and Mrs A Rahm were visitors at Dr H D Coombes home on Sunday April 6.
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Mrs
A. Rahm
H. D. Coombes
Easter Mass and Communion Service Program
Easter service schedule includes an 8 am Communion Mass and a procession. It lists hymns, choir pieces, and readings from Immaculate Conception Mass, with performers Frances McIntire Myrna Weishaar Goldie Luft and L Bordese works. Acolytes Tom Schott and others serve, led by Master of Ceremonies Tom Schott.
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E. Marzo
John Wiegand
B. A. Flynn
Haec Dies
L. Bordese
Frances McIntire
Cesar Franck
Myrna Weishaar
Goldie Luft
Roper
Alleluia
Ye the Father
C. Gounod
Pat Cox
Bill Kemnn, Jr
Bereavement Gratitude From the Schultz and Grethen Families
The Schultz and Grethen families express deep thanks for the comforting acts and tireless efforts shown during their bereavement. They appreciate the kindness of friends and neighbors and value the support received from their community.
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Liberty Schultz
Grethen
Family thanks for kindness after bereavement for C H DeMill
The family of C. H. DeMill expresses sincere thanks to all who offered thoughts and kindness during their recent bereavement.
Card of Thanks for bereavement support
The Pirie family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kind deeds gifts and flowers during their recent bereavement. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pirie Mr. and Mrs. F D Pirie Mr. and Mrs. Harley McLain and Robert.
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Byron Pirie
F. D. Pirie
Harley McLain
Robert
Thank You Note from Mrs Ella Frederickson
Mrs. Ella Frederickson extends thanks for the kindness shown after her injury. She appraises cards calls and gifts and expresses sincere appreciation.
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Ella Frederickson
Fed Board memo cites stable demand and cautious growth outlook
A Federal Reserve Board memorandum argues that with proper policy credit and tax actions the defense program can proceed without more inflation. Prices are still above prewar levels but below last year’s peak. Expect little near term change in general business activity, with high inventories and rising security outlays. Consumers hold key to near-term demand while international tension shapes longer term prospects. Lamb market shows signs of improvement as receipts drop and eastern wholesale prices firm.
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Pocahontas
Federal Reserve Board
Steniy
Federal Reserve
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Texas Weather Affects Crops and Prices This Spring
The reading suggests unsettled Texas weather delaying spring planting. Crop prospects are described as smaller and later with prices tied to crop fed tamds and potential paneth adjustments over the next two days.
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Texas
Two Soybean Varieties Not Recommended for Iowa
Koran and Cypress No 1 soy trans are inferior to Lin ein Adams and Hawkeye in Iowa State College trials and not advised for Iowa growers.
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Cypress
Iowa
Undulant Fever Rise in Iowa 1951 Report
About 40 percent more undulant fever cases were reported in Iowa in 1951 than in 1950. More than three fourths of cases were in men and boys, per Iowa State College extension veterinarian Dr. John Herrick, who notes humans contract the disease from brucellosis infected animals, not from people.
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Iowa
Iowa State College Extension
John Herrick
Community notices and quips mix in HeeHaw News
The column features a MacArthur quote on freedom versus communism and a humorous array of local notes. It mentions a poultry house hog houses and feed banks for livestock, coal price chatter, family lore and farm shop tips, plus light quips about books tools and a failed peanut venture.
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John Gunderson
Sorosis Club
Robert Hunter
Henry Brinkman
Lake No. 8
Raytsmi Weber
Wm. Saathoff
Marvin Julius
Korea
Sime
Judy Sime
Janice Frigaard
Jake Rutgers
N. C. Nielsen
Amvets Auxiliary
Will Howland
Harry Thompson
Earl Young
Thora Pedersen
Muriel Wilson
Elmer Sanding
Vern Jarvis
C. Heathmans
Virgil Heathman
Debby
Moorland
Clarence Heathman
Bess Cruickshank
Plover
Robert Heathman
Dean Stover
Harry Tyler
Susan Lawton
Harold Lawton
Susan
Rhonda Accurso
Patty Whitmore
Kathy Lawton
Joe Accurso
Stanley Whitmore
Marvin Turley
Lorena Spreen
Clinton
Wm. Spreen
Chris Mason
Fred Smith
Medical and Hospital
Ists van Sale
Dol
Ars
Pocahontas, Iowa
Ford Tudor
ST. Margaret's Catholic Church
C. H. DeMill
Tudor
Aero Deluxe
Rolfe Auto Co
Rolfe
Kolumn
HeeHaw News
Gen. MacArthur
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Enuf
Arthur Godfrey
J. T. Grant & Son Ae
Newton Furniture Store
Armstrong
Armstrong Linotile
Ed Hoard
J. E. Rickard & Sons
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