Sunday church school schedule and union program
The snippet notes Sunday school begins promptly at 10 a.m with a junior department hour and a half, public worship at 11, and a sermon next Sunday on Prophets in the pews. It invites attendees to Extension school events in Estherville and a 8 p.m Union Vacation Church school closing program at Roosevelt auditorium, urging public attendance. It also mentions weekly Thursday prayers for armed service members, Woman’s Society circles meeting Friday, and a weekend visit by Mrs Claude Fausnaugh.
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Gries
Iowa State Teachers College
Estherville
Roosevelt Auditorium
Union Vacation Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Bigney
Brackett
Lonnie Smith
Marvin Carr
J. ‘Buster
Dan Howard
Wm. Johnston
Walter Schultz
Bert Kint
Ghas. Sixby
Fred Robinson
Frank Sutton
Irvin French
Ben Reeves
Rebekah Jodge
Hohool
Spirit Lake
Sgirl
Lake Rebekah
Armstrong
Esthierville
Lake Park
Sibley, Spencer and Jackson
Minn
L. L. Jones
Elaine Stanton
Masonic Hall
Rebekah
Spiritt Lake Lodge
Dorris Huffman
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Mason City
Spiit Lake Lodge
Dennis Knudson
Clara ‘Frizzell
Charles S. Anderson
Roy Merriott
Ada Eveleth
E. J. Schryver
Dorothy Weir
Charles Rosenberger
Gospel Mission Services and Trinity Sunday Notices
Gospel Mission led by Lawrence F. Gage Pastor lists street service Saturday 8:30 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Communion served. Evening worship 8 p.m. Ladies prayer meeting Wednesday 2:80, Thursday Bible study 8 p.m. Public welcome. Trinity Sunday events include Sunday school 10 a.m. Devotional 11 a.m. Evening worship with catechization and Confirmation class 8 p.m. Confirmation meets Saturday 10 a.m. Willing Workers meet Saturday. Hostesses Knute Tangeros Lars Tendal. Practice Wednesday 8 p.m. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon with hostesses Hans Lee K Nau Geo Robinson Lloyd Brunsvold Olaf Myhre Emer Beck. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 8 p.m. Vacation Bible school begins Monday June 5 at 8 o'clock.
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Knute Tangeros
Lars Tendal
Ladies Aid
Hans Lee
K. K. Nau
Geo, Robinson
Lloyd Brunsvold
Olaf Myhre
Emer Beck
Vacation Bible School
Church Schedule and Vacation Bible School Details
Services next Sunday June 4 at 10 45 a m with Sunday school at 9 46 a m Confirmation class Wednesday June 7p at 2 45 p m Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon Luther League Wednesday evening at the Walter Brunsvold home Vacation Bible school begins June 5 with Beatrice Engh of Jackson as teacher
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Ladies Aid
Luther League
Walter Brunsvold
Cacation Bible School
Beatrice Engh
Jackson
V-R
Free Methodist Church Services and events
Pastor John Cross leads Sunday services at the Free Methodist Church on North Fifth Street with a Young People's night at 8 p.m. guest speaker Rev A P Jones of Wessington Springs College. Regular services include Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. W M S meets next Thursday at Mrs Homer Cleveland’s home, 611 N 11th St. V R First Christian Church announces sermons by Rev Fred D Sawyer and Rev Mark H Scott with studies on the Prophets, C Y F activities, and June calendar events. Christian Science notices list Sunday lessons and Bible citations.
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A.P. Jones
Wessington Springs College
W.M.S
Homer Cleveland
N. 11Th St
V-R
Wallingford Lutheran Church Events Highlight
L. G. Hinderaker leads Wallingford Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 11 a.m. parochial school begins Monday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the school house. Girls Chorus meets Wednesday 3 30 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Thursday 8 30 p.m. L D R meets at Norman Egeland home Friday June 9 with hostesses Mrs. Ed Christian Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald and Mrs. Norman Egeland.
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Norman Egeland
Ed Christian
Fred Fitzgerald
First Presbyterian Service and Children Day Plans
Pastor Joseph F Kennedy leads a 11 am service at First Presbyterian with scripture from Acts 18 and a sermon on Those Who Helped. Sunday school at 10 am features Children’s Day program rehearsal next Sunday. closing service 8 pm at Roosevelt Auditorium. Choir rehearsals led by Newton Mack. annual rummage sale set for next Saturday at Central Ave store building near Gardston Hotel. goods accepted Friday June 9.
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Estherville
Union Church Bible School
Roosevelt Auditorium
Newton Mack
Central Avenue
Gardston Hotel
V-R
Immanuel Lutheran Church June Services and Meetings
Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Rev K A Horn announces a Sunday school teachers meeting Friday at 8 PM at Mr and Mrs Walter Rusch to begin a Christian Fundamentals study. Divine services June 4 include Lords Supper at 10 AM confessional and 1030 regular service and 990 Sunday school. June 3 Ayrshire sister congregation Mission festival at 2 30 PM with invasion day services at 8 PM inviting participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rusch
Ayrshire
House of God
V-R
Immanuel Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Skip and School Start
Pastor L. G. Hinderaker reports no services this Sunday. Choir meets Thursday at 8:80. Parochial school begins Monday June 6 at Questad School house 8 a.m. to 12 noon. First two weeks at Questad, last two weeks in church basement. All Sunday school children urged to attend.
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Questad
Reverend Scott Speaker At Kiwanis Memorial Meeting
Rev Mark Scott delivered the best speaker remarks at the Kiwanis Memorial meeting on Monday noon. The program featured a dress and decor theme with a focus on American virtues. Mrs Gordon Sheltren hosted a Sunday breakfast for eight guests including Geneieve Whaley and Jennie Hepp. Lorene Gardard of Winnnebago attended as a guest of Miss Hemmingson, and members presented Mrs Dow with a gift.
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Scott
Kiwanis
Mark’ Scott
Kiwaniis Club
America
Gordon
Sheltren
Shirley Dow
Geneieve Whaley
Jennie Hepp
Ruby Hemmingson
Ruth Penn
Kathleen Miller
Lorene Gaidard
Winnnebago
Jackson Pilot Reports Need of Many Workers
The War Manpower Commission calls a four-county registration day on Tuesday May 23 in Fairmont area covering Cottonwood Fairbault Jackson and Martin. Workers 16 and up, including women and children, are needed for harvests and war industries with multiple job roles and start dates from June to September. Birth or age proofs required for youths 16 to 19.
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Fairmont
Cottonwood
Fairbault
Jackson
Martin
War Manpower Commission
United Employment Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Wells
Elmore
Lakefield
Blue Earth
Winnebago
Cottawood
Faribault
Bricelyn
Water level rise at Big Spirit Lake reaches eight to ten feet
Continued flow has raised Big Spirit Lake above its meandered line of fifteen feet by eight to ten feet. Officials aim to keep the water about six inches below that line as construction proceeds.
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Big Spirit Lake
Local Officials Core of Representative Government
Henry W. Burma Republican candidate for Governor released from State Headquarters that local officials are the cornerstone of representative government. He opposes a proposed state purchasing agent for counties and towns and vows to defend local rights, asserting current offices suffice if well administered. Memorial services were held in Renwick for Victor Fender, missing since February 1948, with word reaching his wife in January that he is believed dead. Fender, Ringsted native, trained as a railway telegraphist and served in the Navy Reserve starting 1942. A spillway at the lake’s south end was proposed but delayed due to high water.
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Henry W. Burma
Andidate
Iowa
Burma
Mr. Burma
Renwick
Vic Fender
Victor Fender
Navy Department
Atlantic
Fender
Ringsted
Vic
Northwestern Railroad
Algona
Navy
OWI Says Food Situation Good But Rationing Likely
The Office of War Information reports the food supply remains good for months but warns rationing will persist. It credits effort from farm to table and notes 4,000,000 city dwellers are needed to assist small farms in harvesting a record crop.
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Office of War Information
OWI
Milford drains Lake Milford area after spring flooding
The Milford area around Highway 74 has been drained again due to a persistent puddle. Town officials report a troublesome intersection where wet weather causes flooding. Work by town highway crews uncovered tiles with roots of young trees, and officials believe the recent digging will prevent flooding for a considerable time.
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Aroun
Milford
Highway Commission
Mileforch
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Okoboji
Gospel Mission
Lawrence F. Gage
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A
Trinity
Robert D
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Union State Line
Free Methodist Church
John Cross
North Fifth Street
First Christian Church
Fred D. Sawyer
Mark H. Scott
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Almos
C.Y.F
Amos the Prophet
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Israel
Mary Baker Edy
Wallingford Lutheran Church
L. G. Hinderaker
F. I. Ellerston
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Emmet County
First Presbyterian
Joseph F. Kennedy
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rev
K. A. Horn
Vindicator
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Adelaide Nichols
Dow
Spirit
Lake
Louis Potter
Rexall
Atore
Cyril, B. Nissen
Grinnell
Britt
W.E. Alton
Ft. Dodge Memorial Day
R. S. Clark
Ralph Hartman
Grover
Audrey Sorenson
Marengo
Harold Sorenson
Drake University
Vermaine Sidles
Theodore Myhre
Split Lake
Margaret Clark
Holmes
Supt
N. E. Demoney
L. Floyd Tate
Des Moines
Tate
J. C. Diltz
Dows
Pearl
Berniece Clark
Spencer
Arthur Bringle
Ann Bringle
Cheryl and
Dale
John Hemmingson
Ruby
Winnebago Memorial Day
Grachtinger Times
Emmetsburg Democrat
John Sullivan
Earl Kleckner
Orleans
Ibuy War Bonds & Stamps
Gov't
Geos
Griard
Pat ‘O'brie
Ruth Warrick
The
Iron
Cavanaugh
Joe
Johnny Mack Brown
Raiders OF the Border
Sun.-Mon
Jon Hall, Maria Mon
Tex
Baba
Tech
Tami
Barrel Spray Outfit
Eee
Schultz and Clark
Vmain
Thia
Tom Conto
Geo. Nichols
Porth
Superior
Renal Deus
Mitla
Herald
Rey Hood
Lawrence “Nebon
Avera
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