United Church of Christ announces services and classes
Grace Luthe Arnold Thalacker listed for communion day at Manymunion Day School with class at 9. Bible class 9:15. Ship service 10. Thursday activities include four o clock tasks and choir at 8. Pastor A Thalacker designated. Ted pictures from Europe to be shown. Refreshments by Marwin Blas Erwin Heinemann and Wm. in ger. Minnion announcements from 1:30 to 4:30 Saturday 1:30 to 6 and 7 to 9. Mission teaching school in Nursery Kin der departments Sunday registration 1:30. All xs assistants and substitutes welcome. Fellowship workshop at St Pauls United Church Denver Oct 18. Registration at 9. Officers are mental chairmen to attend. Choir rehearsal Thursday. Information classes meet in church basement studying film Martin r. Visitors welcome. Pastor will attend the an itators meeting at Pilgrim Hts Tuesday.
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Caplain
A. Thalack
Ted
Europe
Marwin Blas
Erwin Heinemann
St. Paul's United B. Denver
Regis
Martin R
Pilgrim Hts
ST. John’s American Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
ALC
Decorah
Helmuth Krausch
Bartels Home
Waverly
Week of church services and meetings announced
Local churches announce worship times at St John s Evangelical and Reformed St John s American Lutheran Crane Creek and St John s Lutheran Spring Fountain Worship services Sunday schools and sermons listed plus special meetings including an Oct 22 council member meeting and an Oct 25 auxiliary gathering, with notes on guest visitors and catechetical classes.
Secretary of State predicts Iowa turnout near half Voting
Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst expects about 810000 Iowans to vote in the November 6 general election out of 1700000 eligible voters. He notes the light turnout stems from no district court clerks county auditors or sheriffs on the ballot no state judicial elections and no single issue driving interest.
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Melvin Synhorst
Iowa
Synhorst
Common School Lunch Menu Week
Monday offers beef stew corn bread orange juice and apple crisp with filled sandwiches and milk. Tuesday serves hamburger with gravy mashed potatoes green beans frosted Jell-O bread and butter and milk. Wednesday features beef and spaghetti carrot celery sticks sauce doughnuts bread and butter plus scalloped potatoes ham cabbage salad chocolate pudding and cheese and peanut butter sandwiches with milk. Friday provides vegetable soup and crackers dried beef and peanut butter sandwiches apple sauce brownie and milk.
Iowan Training Funds Under Development Act
More than $700,000 will be available to Iowans for training under the manpower development and training act of 1962. The Department of Public Instruction gets $220,000 and the Iowa Employment Security Commission $484,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1963. The E S C funds include $377,270 for trainee maintenance allowances. Federal funds will support 34 Iowa State Employment Service offices for trainee selection testing and aptitude assessment. Research will identify occupations with labor shortages. The act was signed into law by President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Last
Agreement to create MDTA training program signed
March, Gov Norman Erbe signed an agreement with the secretary of labor paving the way for an MDTA in Town. The act establishes a comprehensive research program to identify manpower needs and a training program to prepare workers for full time jobs. State funds are apportioned for the year ending June 30, 1963 with 12th in obligation of ABC funds. If weather holds, the I 40 bypass near Newton should be usable by November 10 per Chief Engineer L M Clauson.
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Norman Erbe
MDTA
Secretary of Labor
Newton
L. M. Clauson
Iowa Ranks High In Use Of Federal Highway Funds
Iowa remains a top state in obligating federal funds for highway construction. A July 31 report by the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads places Iowa 11th among states in total obligating Inter- agency allocations for road work.
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Iowa
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Charles R Seitz to retire after 42 years service
Charles R Seitz who will be 70 in October retires from the Glenwood post office after more than 42 years of service. He notes many changes during his lengthy postal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Seitz
Postal Service
Glenwood Post Office
Seitz
Free advice on plants for a tough shade and sun spot
A woman seeking free guidance asks a florist for plant options that tolerate very little rainfall due to an overhanging cave, cope with intense late afternoon sun, and perform in clay soil. She aims to identify resilient choices suited to the harsh microclimate.
Man Offers Flag Pole To Rocky Ledge Rescue
A rescuer on a rocky ledge asks a passerby “Lady” for a flag pole as part of an improvised aid. The odd exchange highlights a tense moment during a cliffside rescue operation. Both parties cooperate to stabilize the situation and secure safety for the stranded individual.
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Man Ymunion Day School
United Church OF Christ IF
Puhlmann
Church School
A.m
A. m
Kyb
Young Ple
ST. John's
ST. John’s Lutheran Spring Fountain
Eugene Kramer
ST. John EV. Lutheran
Buck Creek
Robert E. Glaser
Junior Lutherans
Brotherhood
McKesson Bexel
Litamins
Brien
Tripoli, Iowa
Devel
Mary Hunemuller
Zander
2Nd Ave. S.W
Tripoli
Schwinn Bikes
Tripoli Hardware
PennZoil
Buhr
Our Economica
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Tripol
Fisher Ake
Depen
Chevrole
Buhr Chevrolet Company
South Main
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