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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
2
Multiple area churches list their weekly services Sunday School worship and midweek events. Titonka Doan and Doan parish details include worship times, church school, family night and youth fellowship, with dates noted for meetings and choirs.
Pastor Diers leads Sunday worship with confirmation exam at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:00 a.m. April 4 features Ladies Aid Mission Society and Brotherhood meetings. April offerings include ingathering for LWR and April altar duties.
GOOD HOFE LUTHERAN activities include Sunday School worship services and a building fund offering. Upcoming events feature Women’s Work in Liberia, Immanuel Brotherhood gatherings, Luther College Choir concert in Buffalo Center, area chorus rehearsal in Britt, Brotherhood meetings, Holy Land slides, and public confirmation examinations with Lenten worship.
The church lists Rev Robert A Wildeman leading services. Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 evening service at 7 30 prayer service Wednesday at 8 00 and Bible Club Saturday at 2 00.
Miss Rhonda Hammond and Future Teachers Association members toured Minnesota visiting St Peter General Mills Betty Crocker Dowling School and Ford plant in Minneapolis They stayed at Curtis Hotel and shopped at Southdale Shopping Center before returning to Forest City Sunday. Funeral attendance noted for Oscar Nono block in Oshkosh Wisconsin and Dean Woman's Club meeting details.
The piece explores the proverb it all depends whose ox is gored and how circumstance and need influence mercy versus justice. It questions double standards in enforcing bills and debts and urges empathy toward others while noting personal inconsistency.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hammond, Monte and Rhonda, and Mr. James St. John of Algona drove to Ames on Sunday, March 24, to visit with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hammond. Larson and Betty Kiley joined them with Mrs. Ray Cunningham. Other Dean members were present unknown to the speaker.
Des Moines trip planned afteroon. Mr and Mrs Ray Cunningham spent last Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James Ryburn. Mr and Mrs Lee Kiley and Betty Ann attended a bridal shower for Miss Shirley Knudsen at the home of Mr and Mrs John Kiley on Friday evening March 26. Mr and Mrs Darrell Hammond and friends from Ames visited the Oscar Hammond home this last weekend.
A citizen duty to testify is emphasized with sworn truth telling. The article notes testimony can affect justice as witnesses must share what they saw or heard and consider rules of evidence like hearsay.
Gossip fragment outlines witness examination basics and direct and cross examination terms. It advises preparing with the lawyer, remaining calm, listening, speaking clearly, asking for explanations, sticking to facts, and being fair and helpful in court.
Shirley Cole, 20, suffered a fractured vertebra in her neck following a rear end collision at Jefferson. The accident occurred as she waited at an intersection and later fainted en route to her workplace.
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