Concludes Series Of Piano Recitals At Lorden Music Co
Mrs Foster G Bagge presented a second group of piano pupils in a Thursday recital in the Lorden Music Co piano room. Pieces ranged from Schaum and Thompson course selections to classic and popular tunes. The Wurlitzer piano was courtesy of Sorden Music Co.
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Foster G. Bagge
Lorden Music Co
Stephen Foster
Linda Brindly
Bagge
Schaum and Thompson
Ann Peterson
Richard Erte
Barbara Glassburner
Sandra Peters
Mary Young
Schaum
Carol Anderson
Eddie Crayne
Spaulding
Waynor Blake
Marilyn Wilson
Rebe Audrey Stout
Thompson James Quinn Hiawatha
Ward Linda Brindley Campbells
Karen Koehler
Beethoven Alberta Zieglowsky
Manon Janet Crone
Ty Ose
Ak Thompson
Margaret Ahrens
Barbara Black
Junior Black
MccCollin Barcarolie
Offenbach
Darlene
Mrs. Bagge
Donald the Dinosaur
Schaum Eddy Morrison
Heller Bill Sherman
Rita Ahrens
Godard
Peggy Koehler
Waitzein
Brahans
Betty Koehler
Wurlitzer
Sorden Music Co
Piano Recital At Murdock Home
Mrs Charles NE osee Leeee Wild sang by Betty Davison as twenty three pupils from Thome Murdock's studio performed a Thursday recital at the Murdock studio with relatives in attendance. The program featured Schytte Moskowski Thompson and Davison pieces along with several choral and instrumental numbers. Mr Murdock and Marion Robertson Jr served frozen treats after the performances while Mrs Murdock accompanied all songs and played duets on piano and accordion.
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Charles NE
Osee Leeee Wild
Betty Davison
Thome Murdock
Murdock Studio
Thursand
Thompson Beverly Jarvis
Schytie Darlene Custer
Murdock
Eckstein
Lucille Rhodes
Judith Dawson
Nuch
the Pond
Thompson Darlene Custer
Moskowski
Betty and
Bill Thompson
Williams
Thompson Carla Caldwell
Shirley Knight
Wenrich
Carla Caldwell
Marlene Benn Wright
Hopkins Betty Schmidt
Thompson
Seeedeee Butler
Marlene Benn
Wash Star
Mildred Bower
Pupils Shine in Mrs Shields Recital at Methodist Church
A piano recital by Mrs Mary Shields pupils delighted relatives at the Methodist church ladies parlor. The program featured Solos duets and group pieces by students including Hesseltine Shields Brown and Strickland with several Schaum arrangements and a novelty vacuum cleaner note.
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Methodist Church
Mary Shields
Presser
Bobbie Shafto
Catherine Christie
Cheryl Cook
Eagle Puss
Schaum
Beethoven Jean and
Charles Hesseltine
Bradbury
Ketterer
Strickland
Mrs. Shields
Myron Lee Shields
Eckstein
Ellmenreich
Brainard
Charlene Brown
Chautauqua Program Held by Rural Women Club
The Rural Women's club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Phillips with nine members and a guest present. Mrs. Phillips led the business session as secretary pro tem, a note from former member Mrs. Frank Heinzman was read, and a varied program followed including readings, harmonica and piano solos, poems, and tributes to Sousa and Stephen Foster. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants. The next meeting will be at Mrs. George Miller to be announced.
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Chautevoua
Rural Women's Club
Carl Phillips
Fd Huff
William Bell
John Phillip Sousa
Leo Marie
Mrs
Marie, Sr
Stephen Foster
Alice Hunter
Durand
Mary Shields
Grant Huinston
Huff
Bell
Humston
George Miller
Straight Thinking About Drinking Lesson
William Culbertson argues against alcohol use citing Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. He frames liquor as a mocker and a danger, urging Christians to live for God's glory and avoid drunkenness to protect national righteousness.
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Christ
Sunday Church Services and Board Meeting Notice
Christian Bible school 9 45 morning worship 10 45 union worship 7 30 p m church board meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock all board members urged to be present sermon topic Sunday morning A Spiritual Checkup music morning Prelude Covatina Kreckel Offertory Offertoire Schumann Anthem Choir Boyd White Director of music Mrs Boyd White Organist Thomas Polk ministers
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Kreckel
Schumann
Boyd White
Thomas Polk
Parsonage Tragedy Echoes in City Union Service
A union service is planned for 7 30 p m in Central Park with Rev T C Polk delivering the evening message. Milo J Phillips pastor warns that giving away a piece of one s mind costs peace of mind in a reflective sermon.
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Central Park
Birthday greetings fill notices for local residents
Mrs William L Clapp celebrates 77th birthday as member of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club. Maurice Henry and Faye Varney celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. Also listed are birthdays for Helen Marie Wilcox Rowland Winga Jack Rommel Nancy Conner and several others with local names and towns mentioned.
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William L. Clapp
Journal
Faye Varney
Maurice Henry
Helen Marie Wilcox
Lyle Wilcox
Rowland Winga
John Winga
Jack Rommel
Alvin Rommel
Nancy Conner
E. A. Conner
H. C. Ward
Doris Canott
Ainsworth
L. EK. Hoyle
W. O. Pratt
Bob Clark
Raymond Lorack
Marshall Koehler
Bob Templeman
Bethany
W. J. Steven
Bob Frink
Donald Nichols
Arthur Pagitt
Paul Stock
St James Catholic Mass Times Listed for Sunday
St James Catholic Church releases mass schedule with services at 6 7 and 9 A M led by Rev H J Corcoran pastor continuing church tradition and parish worship.
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St. James
H. J. Corcoran
Trinity Lutheran Invites All Services and Classes
Trinity Lutheran at 502 East 2nd hosts Sunday school at 10, Bible class at 10, and Gospel service at 11 with a sermon titled Of Publicans Can Be Saved Why Be Good Matth 9 9 13. Pastor J. H. Beiderwieden invites all to attend services and instruction. church at 409 East Main, phone 247.
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Trinity Lutheran
J. H. Beiderwieden
Calvary Baptist Church Invites All for Worship and Mission
Calvary Baptist announces services with Bible school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Evening gospel service is at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer and praise at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. White, former home missionary, to speak on Lie Winnebago Indian work. Paul H. White is pastor.
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White
Paul H. White
Christian Tabernacle Observes 14th Anniversary
The Christian Tabernacle will celebrate its 14th anniversary next Sunday with a 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 morning worship. A picnic dinner follows on the church lawn, with a 2:30 program by the Sunday school and an 7:45 evening service featuring special numbers and a pastor’s sermon.
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Christ's Church
W. J. Stevens
Immanuel Lutheran Wisconsin Synod Service Note
Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 a m. divine worship at 7 30 p m. No services or Sunday school on Sunday August 24. Sermon topic The Christians Proof of the Verity of His Religion. L M Bleichwehl pastor 3208 S lowa Ave Phone 4751.
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Wisconsin Synod
Jefferson and
S. Lowa Ave
L. M. Bleichwehl
Lowa Ave
Evangelism Talk Set for Sunday Morning at Park
Sunday morning worship will feature Evangelism for Our Time with Rev. T. C. Polk as speaker at Central park. Baptist Youth Fellowship to meet at 5 30 with venue to be announced. Deacon and deaconess board to hold monthly meeting after midweek service led by Minister Paul K Wells.
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Baptist Youth
Baptist Youth Fellowship
T. C. Polk
Central Park
Deacon-Deaconess Board
Paul K. Wells
Guest Minister at United Presbyterian Church Service
The United Presbyterian Bible school meets at 9 45 a.m. with morning worship at 10 45 a.m. Rev John W Osterhoff of the Third United Presbyterian church St Louis Missouri will be guest minister. Prelude and offertory are listed as well as a postlude and Bach chorale. George Kerr is pastor with Carolyn Hamilton directing music and Helen Harvey as organist.
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Bible School
John W. Osterhoff
Third United Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Mist
Gius Postlude
Bach George Kerr
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Ainsworth Methodist and United Presbyterian Church Services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. public worship at 11 a.m. in the United Presbyterian church with Bob Sharpe preaching. Junior M Y F at 7 p.m. Senior M Y F at 8 p.m. Carl F. Stietel is the clergyman.
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Ainsworth Methodist Sunday School
United Presbyterian Church
Bob Sharpe
M. Y
Carl F. Stietel
Blick Descendants At Annual Reunion
The descendants of Jake Buck held their annual reunion Sunday at Sunset park. Activities included morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with sermons by Rev. Theodore Bauer of Iowa City and Rev. Geo. C. Pennington of Monroe, Iowa. A basket dinner ran 12:30 to 2:50 p.m. followed by fellowship and greetings. Committees covered invitations, registration, kitchen, decorations, and classes.
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Jake Buck
Sunset Park
Local Church Schedule for Weekday Services
Bible school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 led by Cliff Reeves with sermon Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord in the Church. Evening service at 8:00, Tuesday potluck supper in church basement, Wednesday prayer and praise at 8:90, Youth fellowship at Livingstone residence, all welcome. Merle Booth, Pastor.
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Livingstone
Merle Booth
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Union Park Meeting
Sunday school began at 10 45 with morning worship and a congregational meeting completed. Music featured Est her Gerdes Miss Esther Gerdes Handel and a Bource in G postlude. Westminster Fellowship Union evening services led by T E White with Mrs A R Terelt and organist Vernon Witting S S Supt.
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Ice
Agnus Dei
Esther Gerdes
Bource
Westminster Fellowship Union
T. E. White
A. R. Terrelt
Vernon Witting
S. S
Methodist Church Service and Union Event Schedule
Morning worship at 9:45 and 10:45 with Dr Miller speaking on Making Worship Meaningful. Choir performs Holy Art Thou and Ruth Dupuis sings The Voice in the Wilderness. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 P.M. Union Service in Central Park at 7:30 P.M.
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Miller
Handel
Ruth Dupuis
Scott
Central Park
West Chester Methodist Church Homecoming Marks 89 Years
West Chester Methodist Church celebrates 89 years since organizing as a Methodist Episcopal group in 1848. The church built a dedicated facility in 1915 under Rev. S. Leeds. 33 ministers have served. Sunday school at 10 00 a m led by Robert S Stephens.
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West Chester
S. Leeds
Elrod
Robert S. Stephens
Parsonage Tragedy Theme at Valley Church Service
Morning worship at 9 20 a m at St Paul s Evangelical and Reformed Valley with Sunday school at 10 30 a m The sermon titled A Parsonage Tragedy and a note on character by Pastor Milo J Phillipi follows the service. Church board action postponed until after the morning service.
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Milo J. Phillipi
Crawfordsville Federated Presbyterian Church Schedule
Crawfordsville churches announce Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m Juniors and Y P Fellowship at 7 90 p m Union services at 8 p m Pastor Daniel Knox Ford leads Sunday school at 10 a m and J Y F groups at 7 90 p m with union services at 8 p m Clifford Ott is listed as pastor of the union.
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Federated Presbyterian
Daniel Knox Ford
Clifford Ott
St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Service Schedule
Public notices announce Sunday school at 11 a.m and morning worship at 19 a.m with a sermon at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed in Washington.
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Washington
Weather balloons reach 15 miles before bursting
Sounding balloons used by the weather bureau often reach a height of 15 miles before they burst. Instruments carried aloft record weather conditions and return safely to the ground on small parachutes.
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Weather Bureau
Soul lesson sermon for August 17 1947 in Christian Science churches
The lesson sermon for August 17 1947 in Christian Science churches centers on Soul with the golden text from Isaiah 25 9 and includes Bible citations such as Psalm 86 4 8 9 and a Science and Health excerpt noting Soul as God untouched by sin and death and describing the sun and earth cycle as a metaphor for Mind’s central Life and intelligence.
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Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Leola Zihlman and Matthias Trabert Wedding Report
Leola Emma Zihlman and Matthias Trabert Jr. were married in a four o’clock Lutheran ceremony near Germanville. Rev. Paul Keyan officiated as relatives and friends attended. The bride wore a white silk gown with a halo veil and red rose bouquet. bridal party included Esther Trabert and Lloyd Hinkle.
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Brighton
Leola Emma Zihlman
Andrew Zihlman
Germanville
Matthias Trabert, Jr
Matthias Trabert
Paul Keyan
Harlan Dobras
Verne E
Esther Trabert
Lloyd Hinkle
Harold Hinkle
Community Picnic Near Washington Sees Large Family Turnout
A noon picnic gathered about 41 relatives from Washington Keota West Liberty Cedar Rapids and Attalissa. New officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Earl Hobbs president Mrs Donald Stout vice president Mrs Forrest McNeill secretary treasurer and Mrs Ed Shalla reporter as relatives visited and shared a meal.
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Robert Blick
Clyde Tucker
Wayland
Ed Shalla
L. E. Blick
Leslie Blick
Chas. Custer
Robert Custer
John Blick
Marlene
Amos Stout
Donald Stout
Everette Swift
Robert Gault
Bill Hinkle
Delores
Forrest McNeill
Washington
Earl Hobb
Keota
Emanuel Blick
Rose
West Liberty
Harold Blick
George FE. Blick
Ed Kosina
Cedar Rapids
Owen Blick
Attalissa
Earl Hobbs
Wedding of Gerald Anderson and bride ends with trip
The couple received congratulations from Gerald Anderson as ushers. They left after a church foyer reception at the Zihlman home for a wedding trip. They will live with the bride’s parents on return. The bride, a Fairfield High School graduate, has taught in rural schools and will teach at Germanville next year. The groom, also a Fairfield High School graduate, is a veteran and a farmer.
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Gerald Anderson
Zihlman
Trabert
Fairfield High School
Germanville
Poultry Value Driven 1946 Farm Income Share
Poultry products accounted for about 15 percent of the national farm income in 1946, reflecting strong poultry sector performance within agriculture.
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