Church activities fill weekend with services and events
Church calendar lists English service at 10 45 Sunday morning with Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, and evening service at 7 30. Other events include Palm Sunday services, youth and scouting meetings, clubs, and a Hawaii program during Sunday services at the Maxwell A Lowe church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupples Klub
Junior Christian Endeavor
Palm
Priscilla Club
R. S. Clark
North 6Th Street
Alpha Club
Hawaii
Lenten Service and Meetings Announced for Sunday
A Sunday schedule lists a 7 30 p m Lenten service continuing the Songs of the Cross series. Deacons lead a devotional at 11. Sunday School at 10 with a 2 30 p m Parent Teachers meeting for all parents urged to attend.
The Great Cruise Opens Season For Farmers In 1934
A collage of 1930s rural anxieties and social critique unfolds as farmers prepare for the Great Cruise on the corn and hog boat, with talk of land bonds, Bolshevik rhetoric, and a push to secure wealth from insurance firms and Federal Land Bank mortgages. The piece also notes Mildred Ankrum hosting a 6:30 dinner at the John Smith home with guests presenting yellow jonquil bouquets for a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Mildred Ankrum
John Smith
Evelyn Coon
Vera Heyer
Kathryn Robinson
Kathryn Lyman
Lois Hanson
Ethlyn Wolding
Margaret
Gretchen Smith
Fred Albertson Jr
Laverne Heyer
Floyd Nasby
Community Church Notices and Services Schedule
Prayer meeting, church services, and various Ladies Aid and youth activities are listed with dates and hosts. Events include Luther League and Dorcas meetings the week ahead, Confirmation class times, Sabbath School and preaching at 11:00 a.m., 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, and evangelist Rev. Mossman preaching Sunday times, plus a Christian Science Lesson Sermon on March 18 with quoted Bible verses and Mary Baker Eddy text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everyman's
H. C. Olmstead's
Ladies Aid
Victor Ingvall
Jake Nasby
S. B. Twetten
L. A. Mathre
Luther League
Dorcas
Marion Fagre
N. 7Th St
Ole Lilland
Clarence Hanson
Union State Line
A. Jensen
J. E. Stough
C. J. Holmes
O. L. Mossman
Marshalltown
Man of God
Christian Science Church
Churches of Christ
Jehovah
Mary Baker Ieddy
Jesus
Local hospital updates on patient recoveries and illnesses
Frank Hildreth is improving at Coleman hospital and will soon be able to leave. Earl Josten in Birney hospital with influenza is much improved. Mrs. E. E. Cooper ill at home with bronchial pneumonia is improving. Miss Dorothy Grettenberg of Doliver is in Coleman hospital for medical treatment. Others in the region including Miss Belle Egertson and Miss Mildred Egertson have received treatments or undergone surgery at Coleman or Birney hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hildreth
Coleman Hospital
Earl Josten
Birney Hospital
E. E. Cooper
Dorothy Grettenberg
Dolliver
Belle Egertson
Wallingford
Mildred Egertson
Little Harry Cooper Jr
Irene Cooper
Bimey Hospital
Social items from church and club meetings
The Gama'oza class held a country school party at Mrs. Floyd Johnson's home with a current topic roll call and a school game. The Past Presidents Parley met at Mrs. Harold Woodling's home for sewing, a brief business session, and refreshments. The Woman's Club Fine Arts department will meet at Mrs. B. H. Brackett's tonight with talks on Ancient Civilization and Sea Ports and Aircraft and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Floyd Johnson
Harold Woodling
Arthur Williamson
Vern Tredway
Ernest Smith
Claud Randolph
Waldo Brink
Ed Sorum
Wilbur Thorndyke
Woman's Club
B. H. Brackett
Columbia
Venezuela
Peru
Ecuador
W. G. Gordon
Shubel Owen
Beef cattle series to begin in this issue
Through arrangements with the American Shorthorn breeders association we will print a series on beef cattle starting with this issue. Mr Thomson Wo a Shorthorn breeder is a nationally known authority, and the articles will be unprejudiced and of great interest to breeders and fatteners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Shorthorn Tresters Association
Thomson
Calves Profit From Natural Growth In Feed Lot
A neighbor’s feeding operation over months shows calves weighing 387 lbs and 507 lbs later reaching 890 lbs by September 19, selling at 5.90 while costs were 5.50. Gains came from natural growth due to breeding, not just added flesh, unlike heavier cattle fed corn with limited natural growth. The piece contrasts well bred calves with larger cattle and notes the 4-H Wide Awake club reorganized with 22 members, electing officers and planning next meetings. Ruth Joynt from Emmetsburg is on special duty at Coleman.
Farm record book aids farm management and profit study
The text describes a farm accounting book approved by the Extension Service McKee and updated to include current deeds and conditions. It provides spaces for receipts expenses production and items. It also offers blanks for year end summaries showing cash income net farm income and profit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Qi Wreb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Immanuel Luth
Church Missouri Synod E. Emory & N
L. Lang
the Church OF Christ
Maxwell A. Lowe
Christian Endeavor
Vania Flavor Ing
Mr. Farmer
Tom Hamilton
Estherville Lutheran Crurch
Estherville Drug Co
Woodley
Towa
Fairbanks-Morse Products
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks- Morse
Woodley’s Hatchery
Estherville
Farmers’ Forum
A. W. Baird
Free Methodist Church
G. W. McDonald
John Osborne
Spirit Lake
J. J. Buckley
Herman Oransky
Chicago
Alva Ragsdale
Eldora
Chas Coon
John Klingbeil
Harry Peters
Terris
Glen Brown
Wm. Heidke
Gamaloa
Fine Arts Dept
Wide Awake
4-H Club
Howard Heywood
Maxine Workman
Alveida Myhre
Helen Rasmussen
Genevieve Irwin
Evelyn Rasmussen
Alta Thorsland
Imogene Origer
Ruby Haahr
Ruth Joynt
Emmetsburg
Mathison’s
Watherville, Iowa
Ruaro
Ucarele
Prwran
Navy
Great Northern
P&g
Kirk
Japan
GREEN
America
North America
Equitable Bidg
H. J. Long
Aliber & Company
Des Moines, Iowan
Sunny South
Golden West
California
Ree Castile Soap
Young Choice
Camay
Chipso
Meat Department
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