Puzzling Subjects to Be Discussed by Fredmund at Baptist Church
Announcement notes October evening services at the Baptist church feature Rev J Fredmund presenting a series titled Puzzling Subjects with inspirational song services and special numbers. First talk on Divine Healing followed by four Sundays on topics including Are Some Elected to Be Saved and Others to Periect and Immortality. Stewardship series also planned for Sunday mornings with four subjects. The public is invited to attend for spiritual insight and inspiration. Choir led by Charles Murdock. organist Mrs Claude L Reister will provide organ selections.
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Fredmund
J. Fredmund
The
Baptist Church
World Mission
Charles Murdock
Claude L. Reister
Foreign Mission Meets Friday in Bostwick Home
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met yesterday at Mrs. Bostwick Jr.'s home with Mrs. Stutsman presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Meek, theme One Heart and One Way. They plan Emma Anderson scholarship supporting a girl in Mexico. Twenty five members attended.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
KE. E. Stutsman
Harvey Meek
W. L. Alcorn
Mexico
Emma Anderson
T. L. Brookhart
Keith Diaz
Theodore Bailey
Stutsman
Alma Hearne Missionary Society Meeting At Methodist Church
The Alma Hearne Missionary Society will meet in the Methodist church at 6 15 p m Tuesday Leila Anderson will review the first chapter of the year book Women and the Way The usual supper plan will be followed.
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Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Leila Anderson
Local visits span Iowa and Minnesota families
Mrs Glen Lacombe of Indianola visits Mr and Mrs Don Tibbetts. Mr and Mrs R A Peterson of Des Moines traveled to Cedar Rapids to stay with Mr and Mrs Mayrus Plumley through Sunday. Petersons and Plumleys are sisters. Petersons had earlier stayed with J M White and his wife.
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Glen Lacombe
Indianola
Don Tibbetts
R. A. Peterson
Des Moines
Cerar Rapids
Mayrus Plumley
Peterson
Mrs. Plumley
Petersons
J. M. White
Texas geology hints seas covered former Texas land
Geological notes indicate three periods when seas covered areas of Texas now above water. The passage references land formerly used for hay forks and mentions Mr and Mrs Roy C Steele and family.
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Texas
Mrs
Roy C. Steele
East 76 Farmers Put up Bean Hay on Genkins Farm
East 76 farmers report Genkins and helpers gathering bean hay this week including Birney Gretter Keith Moody Loren Palmer Harold Schnoebelen Oren and Art Romine. The piece notes Marlin Romoser marriage to Mary Martha Mayer and weekend travels of local residents to Waterloo Cattle Congress and Cedar Falls.
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Oren Romine
East 76
Willard
Genkins
Birney Gretter
Keith Moody
Loren Palmer
Harold Schnoebelen
Oren
Art Romine
Seventy-Six Township
Marlin Romoser
Romoser
Mary Martha Mayer
Seventy Six Towneship
Wellston
Orville Levien
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Clement Griffith
Donald
Cedar Falls
Sam Henderson
Arthur Romines
Bury Henderson
John Powell
Lloyd Miller
Twila Cassabaum Funeral Services Held at Junction
Six month old Twila Cassabaum daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Cassabaum of Columbus Junction died after a brief illness. Survivors include parents a brother Reed two sisters Margaret and Gwendolyn grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee Cassabaum and David Reed. Funeral at Dixie Free Methodist church burial in Columbus City cemetery. J C Richie Funeral home in charge. Dee Grim Funeral services for Dee Grim who died at home near Trenton Henry county were held at Oakland Presbyterian church burial in Oakland cemetery. Surviving include widow two sons Russell and Verne a daughter Mrs May Smith.
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Columbus Junction
Twila
Everett Cassabaum
Here
Reed
Margaret
Gwendolyn
Lee Cassabanm
David Reed
Dixie Free Methodist Church
Mr. Graham
Columbus City
J. C. Richie
Dee Grim
Trenton
Henry County
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Grim
Russell
Verne
Winfield
May Smith
Iowa
Chicago's Bill The annual cost of city government in Chicago
The article states that Chicago's annual city government expenditures total 149,981,000 dollars. It notes the overall funding needs and implies reporting on the city's financial burden and budgeting scope.
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Chicago
Sentner Convicted on First Ballot in Iowa Court
William D. Sentner aged 32 of St. Louis Missouri is found guilty of criminal syndicalism by a Poweshiek county district court jury. The jury returned the verdict in twenty minutes on a single ballot. Sentner is international vice president of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America and district president of the CIO union. The case stems from a washing machine company strike.
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Montezuma
William D. Sentner
St. Louis
I. O
Poweshiek County
Iowa
Sentner
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Washing Machine Company
Sweden's Skeleton and Kick Sleighs Draw Winter Thrills
Winter sports fans in Sweden praise a one rider skeleton sleigh that reaches speeds of a large bobsleigh. A two person kick sleigh version exists for couples, where riders stand behind and kick to move across the snow.
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Sweden
Eskimos Seek Medical Aid Through Tonsil Work and Glasses
Dr. C. E. Bingham of the Northland reports Alaskan Eskimos undergo tonsil removals with 160 sets removed from igloo dwellers and a growing trend of wearing eye glasses attributed to vanity.
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C. E. Bingham
Northland
Poultry Raisers Told to Raise Them Right by Frank Priebe
Frank Priebe urges readers to commit to proper poultry care as poultry farming becomes a business. The weekly letter notes growing profits for skilled raisers and cites two people starting out in the trade.
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Frank Priebes
What Makes Poultry Raisers Truly Successful
A 1939 column from Frank Priebe argues success comes from proactive management not lone labor. Top growers spot trouble early, delegate breeding and hatch tasks, and reinvest in methods that yield higher returns. They balance spend with real value, heed birds’ needs on seeds, sanitation, and housing, and treat poultry farming as a steady business.
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Frank Priebe
North Franklin, Cuicago
Baby Born While Mother In Iron Lung In Chicago Hospital
A six and a half pound baby girl was born to Gertrude Epstein at a Chicago hospital where the mother lay in an iron lung due to polio. The infant is reported healthy, but the mother died after the delivery. ABreastplate respirator used by Fred B Snite Jr was loaned to the hospital for the procedure.
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Gertrude Epstein
Lotis
Fred B. Snite, Jr
Chicago
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