Tuesday Club and Club Notes Highlight Local Meetings
The Tuesday Club met with Esther Wilson and planned a December 15 meeting with Grace Prehn. Reports covered reading contest forms, nutrition, cake decorating, and a project for Cherokees Mental hospital patients. The Past Matrons Society of the OFS met at Masonic Hall with Hattie Harris leading, featuring slide pictures by Mr and Mrs Walter Zeali and a social hour committee. The Pocahontas County Republican Woman's Club met with F H Molynenr presiding and planned a January 25 gathering in Pocahontas. Girl Scouts met at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co recreation rooms, voted $5 for Tree of Lights, and made glow candles. Scribe Jean Robinson Glenn noted Ida Grove resident Indorf escaped injury when his semi rolled into a ditch near Ogden, though eight cattle were killed or injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wilaiam
Barbara Olerich
Magmie Paller
Cherokee Mental Hospital
Grace Prehn
Matrons Society of the Ofs
Masonic Hall
Hattie Harris
Walter Morrison
Bessie Boyes
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Republican Woman’s Club
Court House i Pocahontas
F. H. Molynenr
Raite
Iowa Federation of Republican, Women
R. L. Hudson
Pocahontags
Cidi
Ponda
Girl Scout News
Girl Scouta
Owa Electric Light & Power Co
Tree of Lights
Des Moines
Scribe
Jean Robinson
Glenn Indorf
Ida Grove
Ogden
Methodist Church Notice Promotes Christmas Program
Arthur G. Peterson Pastor invites the Friendly Church in the heart of the community to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11. National Bible Day sermon titled Rightly Dividing the Word. Junior choir and Asbury class Christmas party times listed along with Senior and Junior Hi Fellowship and choir rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson
Friendly Community
National Bible Oday
Asbury
Presbyterian Church announces Christmas Cantata schedule
Martin J. Prehn pastor leads Sunday church school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Open invitation for all without a church home. Junior Hi Fellowship 3 p.m., Senior Hi Fellowship 3:30 p.m. with Jane and Jim Shelgren. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 to 9. Trustees meet Saturday at the J. HF. Brinkman office. Christmas Cantata December 13 and Christmas program December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Martin J. Prehn
Jane
Jim Shelgren
J. HF. Brinkman
Pam
Assembly of God Sunday Schedule and Faith Message
Pred Patterson pastors this Assembly of God church. The sheet lists Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, evangelistic service at 7:40 pm, and Thursday Bible study and prayer at the Charles Wright home at 7:30. It ends with a faith exhortation on gratitude and God’s goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praver
Chas
Wright
The Lutheran Church Service Preview
The Lutheran Church led by Pastor Altom Christensen holds a second Sunday service with Holy Communion. The sermon asks what happens when the King comes for you and invites all ages to prepare for Christmas. The message centers on receiving the gift of the Savior, Jesus Christ, and readiness for His coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lutheran Church
Altom Christensen
Savior
Jesus Cariat
Ladders and farm gear sale tease at Hee Haw News
The ad promotes light weight spruce ladders with four step heights and four extension lengths plus six straight ladder sizes, each with an iron undercarriage. It also highlights corn cribbing rolls, hog self feeder, and a hog feeder priced at 215 dollars before December 14, urging quick purchase.
True Way Church Schedule and Congregation Activities
The church lists events for the week including a Sunday service at 7 30 p m at Calemiar for the Weet, a Wednesday December 9 service at 7 30 p m, a Thursday mid week fellowship on the theme How Does Jesus Christ Come to Me Bring your Bible and questions at 7 30 p m, 3 30 p m Senior Choir, Friday High School Confirmants at 7 15 p m, Saturday Confirmants for Juniors at 9 40 and Seniors at 10 30 with Junior Choir at 10 15, and Sunday School Program practice at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Delores Nielsen
Thanksgiving and birthday gatherings across Iowa townships
Fire Chief Marvin W. Turtey thanks operators and volunteers for cooperation. A series of Thanksgiving visits and joint meals occurred across Paton, Lohrville, Humboldt, Havelock, Conroy, Paullina, Primghar, Pocahontas, and Pocahontas area homes as families hosted celebrations. Freshmen students Roberta Swan Geraldine Johnson Menta Perez and Robert Putt visited the Swan home from Wednesday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin W. Turtey
Verne Perrin
Clarence Conklin
Paton
C. E. Sprker
Merle Mares
Toni
BeRoy
A. W. Pearson
Leslie
Lohrville
Wiss Bes Portes
Humboldt
Dale Spiker
Havelock
Ray Storck
Ray Sr
Conroy
Earle Spike
Jessié Fae Schon
Lola Corneil
Sylvester Davidson
Pocahontas
Robert Swan Hame
Roberta Swan
Geraldine Johnson
Alabama
Menta Perez
Panama
Robert Putt
Morningside College News and Thanksgiving Visits
Morningside College in Sioux City hosts visitors for Thanksgiving weekend. Miss Peres, new to the U S, witnesses her first snow and plans a four year teaching course before returning to Panama. Families from Sioux City Scranton and St Paul join events at Verne Perrin and other homes. Roberta Swan elected freshman class secretary at Morningside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside College
Sioux City
C. W. Reese
Miss Peres
States
Panama
Scrantom
Verne Perrin
Carol Shimon
Minneapolis
Clement Shimon
Strathman Studio
Pocahontas
J. Rollin Grant
St. Paul
J. T. Grant
Roberta Swan
Roberta
Frances Shekey
Joe Taylor
Louis Inmkman
Fonia
City proceedings approve bills and treasurer’s report
Proceedings show a motion to allow bills and draw orders carried. The treasurer’s report was read and approved. A library board message urged the council to call an election to vote on bonds for erecting a new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Carriei
Cox
Lecter
Library Board
Firkins
Rickard
Fred Beucle
Fie
Utilities General Filter Co
Ta. Hlee. Light and Power Co
Ry. Co
State Hygienic Laboratory
G. C. Harris
Dice Chemical Co
Soda and Pitteblor
George Johnson
Fred Witt
Elath
Library building bonds urged by city council vote
The council moves to call an election on bonds for a library building per library board request. Minutes detail oath, payroll, bills, and staff changes including night police hire at $200 monthly and mayoral salary set at $35 monthly from January 1, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bishop
Richard
Cox
Rickard
Lester Ferden
L. A. Hansen
Firkins
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Esther Wilson
Nellie Heard
Weetme
Janior Hi
Damier
Assembly OF God
Patterson
Chimarzid
Gong
Citzaraid
Hee Haw News
J. T. Grant & Son OF
Vifone
J. A. Satterlee
Paullina
Mrs. Bridkene
Primghar
Gerald Herland
Roelfe
Iowa
Hollywee
Plas
Era
Altites
John Deere
The
Rolfe School
Fir~ Ions
J. HE. Brinkman
Rolfel Jaws
A. & Firkins
George Schonberger
Lloyd, Cox
Ralph Rickard
AL x Wiring
AL Lloyd Cox
Marie Wiegman
J. E Brinkman
Taylor's
Royal
Carl Hansen
Rolfe Auto Co
Fred H. Hendrickson
Harry Dickey
Stouffer Fire Equipment Co
Municipal Enterprise AC
Ares & Co
Elec
Lt. & Power Co
O. B. Fuller, Jr
Mary Jones
J. H. Brinkman
G. Fred Smith
Fam
Schwinn Bicycles
Jerry Howland
ML Devi
Ation
Adams Grapefruit
Hunts Fruit
Hormel
Morrell’s Pride
Perfex
del Monte
Rts
Packhi
Olney Food Market
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