Area church services and leaders listed in local notices
A compilation of church schedules and pastors detailing Sunday schools worship and evening services for multiple denominations. Includes Lutheran Latter Day Saints Methodist Episcopal Catholic and independent churches with service times and pastor names such as W J Stevens Fred E Bickhart Ray Blair Carl H Gute kunst Edward F Collins Buford Barns E L Aubuchon Ver non G Elgin Gordon Packard and others along with event notes like choir practices and youth group meetings.
Glenn Schafers Visit Rhodebecks
Merrimac October 14 date notes Mr and Mrs Glenn Schafer visiting their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Delmer Rhodebeck and sons of Granite City Illinois for a week returning home Monday Also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Edd Kosina and son Cedar Rapids with Carl Amrine family and other local visits among Escholman Amrine Baldosier Hyde Neff Lowe Reibling Paul Durian families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baldosier
Carl Amrine
Bernard ‘Carrol
Doyle Paul
Mary Hyde
Johnnie Hyde
Ben Neff
Alice Lowe
Harold Reibling
Kenneth Paul
Richard Paul
Fred Durian
Ida Paul
Mercados Visitors In Parental Home
Crawfordsville October 11 visitors from Springfield Illinois include Frank Mercado and family staying Thurs through Sat at George Dare home. Local families Carlton White Dennis White Leslie and Jennifer celebrated Leslie and Dennis birthdays. Al Conrad injures ankle at Lumber Yard, needs home recuperation. Crooked Creek Cyclones met at Legion Hall with 11 members answering roll call. Kirk Howsare spoke on four principles of livestock nutrition and new officers were elected: President Kirk Howsare Vice President Eddie Anderson Secretary-Treasurer Sandy Lewis Reporter Eric Graber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Frank Mercado
Eric
Mark
Springfield
Illinois
George Dare
Carlton White
Dennis White
Leslie
Jennifer
al Conrad
Crooked Creek
Legion Hall
Kirk Howsare
Eddie Anderson
Sandy Lewis
Eric Graber
Matthew Kiene
Eureka Community Service Times and church listings
Community churches announce service times and pastors for Eureka Gracehill Moravian Prairie Flower Baptist GARBO and other congregations. Gracehill holds Bible Sunday sermon at 9 45 a m with church school at 10 45 a m, Arthur Peters leads worship. Prairie Flower schedules Bible school 10 a m worship 11 a m youth at 5 45 p m choir at 6 p m. GARBO opens at 10 a m with Rev F A Richardson leading worship at 10 30 a m and church school at 9 30 a m youth fellowship 7 p m. Each church posts weekly prayer meetings and clubs through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Church
W. J. Stevens
Fred E. Bickhart
Buford Barns
Vernon G. Elgin
Mark A. Bayert
Peggy Kephart
Clara Eaves
Richard A. Peterson
American Lutheran Church
East Washington
Ntional
Luther League
Erlenbush
LCW
Immanuel
Einar Fetterman
McFate
O. Smith
Warren McFate
Clarence W. Dehne
J. Dales Buchanan
Kenneth Carrell
Federated Church School
Universal Bible Sunday
Arthur Peters
United Presbyterian
Harold Thomas
A.m. Youth Fellowship
Ellis Powell
Independent Bible Sunday School
Marlin Rasmussen
Axel Gummeson
Gracehill
National Bible Sunday
Prairie Flower Baptist Bible School
United Presbyterian Church School
Ray van Engen
Discipline and control as backbone of life statement
A persuasive commentary laments widespread laxity in family life, schools, and society. It argues that permissive parenting and rejected discipline lead to unrest, violence, distrust, and economic strain, urging a return to correction, restraint, and orderly conduct to safeguard the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Evening Journal Washington IA 1968 Oct 18
The Washington Evening Journal from October 18, 1968 reports local news events in Washington Iowa and surrounding areas. Readership sees brief notices, community updates and small-town happenings typical of a Friday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Washington Ministerial Association
The Church Ad Calls For Regular Attendance
An advertisement campaign argues regular church attendance builds character and democracy. It urges daily Bible reading and moral support to the church for personal, family, community, and national welfare, signed by local sponsors including Farmers Mutual Insurance and various businesses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Area Church
Washington Churches
Christian Tabernacle
Associate Presbyterian
Ray Blair
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Carl H. Gutekunst
Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints
City Hall
St. James Catholic
Edward F. Collins
Church of the Nazarene
Assembly of God
East Main Street
E. L. Aubuchon
Seventh Day Adventist
South 13Th Avenue
Robert Goransson
St. Paul
David Groeneman
First Baptist
Immanuel Lutheran
United Methodist
First Presbyterian
Faith Baptist
Fairgrounds
Oliver J. Parish
Christian
Brighton
Gordon Packard
Hope Lutheran
Kemmerling
Iowa City
West Chester
Ainsworth
Jerry Richards
Wellman Churches
Asbury United Methodist Church
Otto S. Steele Jr
Riverside Churches
St. Mary’s Catholic
W. F. Boeckmann
Wayland Churches
United Methodist Sunday School
Earl E. Streuffler
Fern Cliff Evangelical Free
Wayland Mennonite
Walter Neufeld
Glenn Schafers
Rhodebecks
Mrs
Mercados
Eureka
Vernon Roth
Crawfordsville Churches United Methodist
F. A. Richardson
William van den Berg
Washington, Iowa
God
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Va
Thasadey
Church For All All
North Marion Street
Culligan Soft Water Service
Keith L. Vetter
R. C. Wead
Murphy Feeds
Fern Pastry Shop
Ray Fritz
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Jack & Jill Food Center
Fuhr & Cochran
Jarrard Feed & Supplies
Jarvis Appliance Inc
Corner Square
Harold W. Jarvis
Keating
North 15Th & East 2Nd
MR. and
Ralph Martin
Bob Roe
Seifert’s
General Insurance
McFarlane Insurance Agency
Leonard Tindal
Pioneer Seed Corn
H & H Firestone Tire
the National Bank of Washington
Northrup King & CO
Orscheln
Smart Farm & Home Supply
Osincup Drug Store
Herb Osincup
R. Ph
Toland Home Room and Board
4Th Ave
Washington Evening Journal
Your Home Daily Newspaper
Washington Federal Savings & Loan Home Financing
Washington State Bank
Wolf’s Flowers Service
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