Grace Lutheran and Lutheran churches session schedule
Sunday services at Grace Lutheran Arnold Thalacker presiding with 8:55 a m classes and 10:00 a m worship led by Prof. Robert Dell Wartburg College Junior choir at 3 45 p m and senior choir at 7 p m Thursday. Confirmation classes Saturday first year 8 30 a m second year 9 30 a m 9 a m church school adult Bible lesson 10 15 a m sermon Partners with God Harvest home festival. Church World Service clothing drive due Oct 25. Bob Truitt and other program leaders. motion picture screenings Teenage Marriage and Frontiers of Faith. St John’s Fre derika and other Lutheran congregations listed with worship times and Sunday school. Announcements include catechetical instruction and Reformation sermon topics. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Arnold Thalacker
Robert Dell
Wartburg College
Raymond Buchholz
Larry Buchholz
ST. John’s American Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
ST. John’s Lutheran
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
Waterloo Conference Brotherhood
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilmar
Greene
Eldon Muir
Bartels Lutheran Home
ST. Paul
Trinity Lutheran
Highway 63
Bremer
Karl W. Hawke
Trinity
St. John, Waverly
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Bethseda
Walther League
Sunday Family Gatherings and Birth Announcements Across Iowa
A parade of Sunday dinners and visits highlight community life with names like Hagedorn Ol trogge Parker Specht and Mohlis sharing meals near Waverly Westgate Sumner and Fredericksburg. A birth brings Sheila Wamay McCahan at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo. Ricky McCahn visits grandparents and Karla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Specht
Wayne Mohlis
Westgate
Carl Abbas
Allen Pleggenkuhle
Sumner
Alfred Buls
Lillian Schuette
Fredericksburg
Herbert Eick
Robert McCahan
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Sheila Wamay
Ricky McCahn
Karla
Art Jahnke
H. C. Frese
Waverly
Otto Schick
Clarion
Lawrence Schwartz
Tripoli
Wayne Bravener
A. B. Helmecke
Wichita Falls
Tex
Sandra Beach
New Hampton
Tripoli FFA members return from Kansas City convention
Tripoli Iowa October 21 1964 eight members of the Tripoli FFA chapter Will Hagedorn Jerry Neuendorf Brent Steere Richard Buchholz David Peters and advisor Gary Heinemann returned Saturday from the national convention in Kansas City Missouri They were accompanied by their advisor and were hosted by local residents during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hagedorn
Jerry Neuendorf
Darrell Neuendorf
Bob Leuenberger
Ben Leuenberger
Brent Steere
Richard Buchholz
David Peters
Tripoli
FFA
Kansas City
Gary Heinemann
Albert Hagedorn
Fredericksburg
Ernest Nuss
August Schumacher
Sumner
Charles Thoms
Lori
Tracy
Wayne Bravener
Ruby Bergman
Waverly
Everett Lampmann
Marcus Gillette
Waterloo
Effie Alcock
William Burrow
Richard Booth
Engelwood
Colo
Emil Schmudlach
Booth
Harold Schoenfeld
Green
Judy Bahlmann
Becky Dreyer
Local families share meals amid celebrations across towns
Sunday gatherings highlight family milestones. Mrs. Carl Schwemm and Deb bie Siegel honored J. C. Ruehs on his 47th wedding anniversary with a supper in town. Alfred Buls visited his parents in Alta Vista. Kenneth Drape and Bertha Drape joined Verlyn Drape’s family in Artesian for a birthday dinner. Ewald Miller and family and Clara Hildebrandt with Ralph Drewis attended meals in Siegel and Tripoli, reflecting close-knit community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schwemm
Debbie
Siegel
Waldo Ruehs
Western Douglas
J. C. Ruehs
Alfred Buls
Robert Coen
Alta Vista
Kenneth Drape
Bertha Drape
Verlyn
Artesian
Ewald Miller
Clara Hildebrandt
Ralph Drewis
Martha Heideman
Tripoli
Social Welfare Board Seeks ADC Funding Increase
Irene Smith chair of the state Welfare Board says the group will urge the Legislature to raise the Aid to Dependent Children appropriation from 1.25 billion to 9.15 million dollars annually to meet full family needs under board standards, as current funding covers only 75 percent of the average need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare Board
State Board of Gooly Welfare
Irene Smith
D-Ottum
State Welfare Board
First shoe making machine patented by Lyman Reed Blake
The first seamless machine for shoe production was patented in 1858 by inventor Lyman Reed Blake, marking a milestone in industrial footwear manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Reed Blake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aryka
Faith United Church OF Christ
E. F. Puhlmann
Pastor
Methodist Church
Frederika
Robert Truitt
ST. John’s Lutheran Frederika
W. H. Klein
ST. Paul's Lutheran Siegel
ST. John's
Orville Oltrogge
Karen
Oltrogge
Bert Parker
Republic
Iowa
A. T. Rollene
Kenneth Dreyer
Aplington
Dreyers
Gary Bahlmann
Stanley Bahlmann
John Johnson
Frank Johnson
Flora Rochford
Cedar Falls
Mary Thompson
Elaine Clement
Mollie Thompson
Carol Sherman
Lizzie Whitkopp
Jesup
Effie Wagner
Roy
Emil Schmudlachs
Arlin Knief
Maynard
Elmer Matthias
Arlyn Weere
Elma
Oscar Fink
Harold Kappmeyer
Clear Lake
Virgil Meyer
Floyd
Eugene
Hazel Bowers
Hazel Ager
Roy Hansmeier
Walter Reding
Fietta Bergmann
Butterfinger
Baby Ruth
SAFT
O’brien
DIAL
Tripoli, Iowa
SAL Studios
Univer Photog
Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners
Washington
Gross
Rep
Carl Vinson
Democrat
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
Veteran of
H.R. Gross
Congress
Frank Bow
Ohio
Appropriations Committee
Michael J. Kirwan
Democratic Congress
H.A
Sional Campaign
Public Works
Mittee
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Congressman Gross
Thomas
M. Pelly
Republican
Otto Passman
Louisiana
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