Grace and Other Churches Schedule This Week
Church notices list Grace Baptist Church led by Rev. Roland Andrews with services at 10:00 am Sunday and 11:00 am worship, evening services, and Wednesday prayer. First Presbyterian with Rev. Robert A Wildeman. First Baptist Buffalo Center. Ramsey Reformed with Rev. William Kroon. Titonka Doan Parish Methodist notices include Lay Men's Day speakers, choir practices, and youth fellowship. Rev Max Goldman part of mission program. local Christmas program committee meeting set.
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Grace Baptist Church
Roland Andrews
First Bible Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Wildeman
Bible Club
Titonka-Doan
Methodist Church
Max &, Goldman
Doan
Titonka
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Fred Asa
Harry Meblan
Good Hope Lutheran Church November Schedule
Good Hope Lutheran prepares a series of services and activities led by Pastor Schwerin. Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Friday November 15 Comm and Cash Ingathering and corn shelling at 4 00 a m 11 30 a m rain date Saturday November 16 Confirmation instruction 4 30 11 30 a m Tuesday November 19 Women s Missionary Officers clinic Britt 1 00 3 00 p m Women s Missionary Society 7 30 p m Leader Mrs Schwerin Devo tions Ladies Win Boyken Special Needs Mrs Alvin Honken Hostesses Mrs John Johnson Mrs Ed Boyken Return Thank offering boxes Wednesday November 20 Junior Choir 7 15 8 15 p m Senior Choir 8 00 p m
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Good Hope Lutherane
Schwerin
Aim
Women’s Missionary Officers’ Clinic
Britt
Women's Missionary Society
8. Schwerin
Win, Boyken
Alvin Honken
John Johnson
Ed Boyken
Time to prepare for the great invitation
A sermon asserts the need to be ready for life’s opportunities and the final summons. It warns against missing chances for growth or the ultimate wedding feast, urging right living now to meet the great King.
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Robert H. Harper
Air Country
Emanuel Lutheran Church Event Schedule
The Lutheran church announces services at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday with Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. November activities include Junior Choir rehearsal, Senior Choir rehearsal, confirmation instruction, Junior Mission Band, and Luther League meeting. W.M.F. officers clinic at Britt Lutheran Church and a dartball game with Renwick Brotherhood.
Woden J F Hayenga Leads Sunday Worship
Pastor Woden J F Hayenga conducts services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m.
Arsenic compound boosts egg production in poultry feed
The arsenic-based additive 3-nitro 4 hydroxy phenyl arsonic acid is added in minute amounts to layer mash and has raised egg output by about 1 dozen per hen annually. Field trials show 45.3 more eggs per bird per year, 0.37 lb less feed per dozen, and $411.50 extra profit per 1000 layers, along with higher livability and better flock appearance.
Retiring Paullina Vet Carrier Marks 80 Years Service
Harry Bloodgood aged 69 retires after a storied 80-year rural mail carrier career in Paullina. local post office records note his long service and dedication to delivering mail across the countryside.
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Paullina
Harry Bloodgood
Stanback Promoted for Cold Discomfort Relief
Cold sufferers encouraged to take Stanback tablets or powders for relief of cold discomforts. The prescription-type formula is a combination of pain relieving ingredients designed to work together to ease neuralgia headache and related feverish symptoms. Banaton also reduces fever with Stanback.
Migratory Bird Rules Confuse Union Slough Neighbors
The Migratory Bird Hunting Regulations appear confusing to Union Slough Refuge neighbors. The article notes many understand a duck stamp is required, but gun restrictions are less clear. On November 8 two hunters were found with improperly plugged shotguns, each capable of holding more than three shells.
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Union Slough
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Minutes From November Meeting
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club met at Judy DeBoer’s home with Janet Buffington as co host. Virginia Fritz presided as president and 18 members answered roll call with the pledge to the flag. Members voted to pay 25 cents per member to the Farm Youth Exchange and participate in Harvest Home Sunday. Kathleen Eden spoke on Keeping Records for the record books, and other demonstrations and talks were presented. New record books were distributed.
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Buffalo Boosters 4-H
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Judy DeBoer
Janet Buffington
Virginia Fritz
Farm Youth Exchange
Harvest Home
Victoria Rakow
Sylvia Eden
Cynthia Rakow
Kathleen Eden
Harvest Delays Extend Soybean Picking and Yield Contest
Farmers report delayed harvest with soybeans still to be combined seven weeks into the season. Only two fields weighed for yield in the corn yield contest as plans proceed for a November 19 banquet to award winners. Fertilizer dealers will receive late recommendations at the Iowa State College Short Course on December 4, and Titania Farm Night School hosts a November 7 program on Farm Outlook for 1958 led by Harley Lehman Jr. A Remsen tomato vine remains productive for Mrs. Edward Nitzschke, growing tall with long ground shoots.
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Iowa State College
Titania Farmer's
Harley Lehman, Jr
Titonia
Edward Nitzschke
Remsen
Winter Weather Hazards Prompt Iowa Driver Warnings
Iowa highway patrol chief David Herrick warns motorists of ice on highways and reduced visibility from fogged windows. He urges lower speeds and heightened caution at dawn and dusk, noting risks from frost, bridges, and grade crossings, and cites 1956 statistics on car bicycle crashes.
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Iowa
Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Herrick
Hunting Seasons Near Closure Urged by Officials
The State Conservation Commission warns hunters that several seasons are ending soon. Squirrel closes November 18 with other dates for quail in Short Zone Counties by November 16 and Hungarian partridge by November 18. The note highlights upcoming limits for birds and ducks as weeks remain.
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Towa
Nimrads
State Conservation Commission
We Pay 6 Billion For Maid Service
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a six billion dollar annual maid service cost in a congress rent briefing. It notes higher food spending since 1940, with six billion dollars going to unseen services and added convenience such as preprocessed poultry and canned or frozen vegetables.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Food costs and farm share rise reshape U S food bill
The author argues the farm share of every dollar remains about 40 cents, while total food costs have jumped. Suspended farm-to-kitchen costs and rising wages inflate the annual food bill by roughly 15 billion dollars, matching the 1940 national food outlay.
Explosion injures Myles Mark on Elliston farm
Myles Mark of Leon sustained serious injuries when his spray paint machine exploded on a farm near Elliston. He was hurled from the machine and left arm injuries were reported. His wife suffered shock. The report notes cornstalks and straw release nitrogen during decomposition.
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Myles Mark
Leon
Elliston
Mark
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First Baptist Church
Buffalo Center
Jmmanuel Lutheran HH. A. Diers
Woden Presbyterian
J. F. Hayenga
Hamilton Hatchery
Titania
Kraft Kitchen
Titonea
Union Slough Digest
Harold H. Bur
Mish and Wille
Bled Geeees Peta
Eyres
Dean L. Barnes
Biustroms
Biustrom’s Furniture
Algona
Isaissurys
Tos
Titanka Implement Company
Titonka, Iowa
Botsford
Cutuep
Mr. Farmer
Isebrand
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