Social clubs host gatherings and Knights picnic in Sunset Park
Multiple society notes describe a bridge party at Mire. Co. A Newey for Peggy Reed of Omaha, Rural Women’s Club talks by Mrs. Heinzman, and a big Knights of Pythias picnic in Sunset Park with 250 to 300 attendees. Attendees included Mrs. Edna Flynn, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. L. S. Patterson, Mrs. Roberts, and several guests. A PEO meeting discussed Thessalonians and Apostolic Counsels, with mentions of Mrs. Homer Stephen and others. The event featured a large ice cream and food spread, hot weather tempered by a cool park breeze, and a celebratory, well-attended atmosphere.
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Dave Haney
Rebekah Club
Edna Flynn
Charles King
L. S. Patterson
Carl Roberts
Nellie Cunningham
Book of Thessalonians
Roberts
Apostolic Counsels
Homer Stephen
Parousia
Carter
Anita, Town
V. Log
Knights of Pythias
Sunset Park
Bone Dry
Washington
Hartman
Echo
Ayel Brookhart
John W. Applegate
Dinner and serving staff named for K P Lodge event
George Limerman lists committees for the K of P lodge dinner with grounds and tables chaired by George Pants and Raver and John Devison. finance by Ralph Minick and Rod Noonan. the dinner service credited to many workers including F Beatty and Lee Holland. Observers praise the knights for a huge successful event with ample service to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Limerman
George Pants
Raver
John Devison
Frank Beatty
Lee A. Holland
J. R. Busby
Ralph Minick
Rod Noonan
K. of
P. Lodge
F. ©. Beatty
Ed Wells
Jesse Busby
Lee Holland
Ed Currie
Bob Noonan
John Applegate
Harold Farris
Jne Brookhart
J. L. Prockhart
Ed Hartman
Geo. Pauls
Don Wilson
Ward Gilliland
Ed Salterberg
War on Barberry Ames Progress Report
Dr. F E Kempton of the U S Department of Agriculture says the barberry eradication campaign is gaining ground in Iowa and the spring wheat region. He notes early signs of progress against black stem rust and discusses ongoing surveys with state leaders, while leaders press for continued funding of 250.00 dollars for eradication efforts.
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Ames
Sam
F. E. Kempton
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
J. H. Muncie
Iowa
Kempton
Spring Wheat
Minneapolis
Iint
Aigarn Fuller
Big Rutland Dam Works With Team Labor Progress
Work overtime on the new Rutland dam proceeds as Bred Men with teams trucks and cars toil in shifts. Northern Town Gas and Electric builds the dam and plans a powerhouse on site. An excavation slip to clay caused a brief delay. depth reached thirty six feet. River dredging will clear water for turbine intake and a yearly start is targeted. The company offers to sell its current plant to Pocahontas for city electricity. September 8 entry notes two hundred...
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Rutland
Northern Town Gas and Electric Company
Pocahontas
Mane
Church Announcements for Sunday Services
Bible Study at 0:45 a m and public worship at 11:00 am. Speakers Enslin Henderson Marble and Hampton. Large congregation anticipated. Meeting at 6:30 and Junior at the same hour. Evening service at 7:20 led by Pastor W H Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meesrs Enslin
Henderson
Marble
Hampton
W. H. Hampton
Reforted Presbyterian Sabbath Services Schedule
Sabbath worship at 11.00 with 10 o clock pre service, young people at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 led by W G Robb pastor Services follow the usual weekly pattern in the church bulletin.
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Young People's Society
Pastor invites all to warm weather services
The pastor says helpful services continue despite heat with electric fans. He plans to preach at both services next Lord's Day. Sunday school starts 9:30, morning worship 10:55, B Y P A at 6:30, evening service 7:30, and Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30. Romans 13 will be the lesson.
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Bn. Y. PA
M. R. Regan
Regular Church Services Schedule and Evening Sermon
The day offers 9:30 Bible school 11:00 public worship and 6:30 Epworth League followed by a 7:30 popular song and sermon. Morning sermon titled Holy Ambition and evening The Captivity of Judah and Benjamin applied to modern life. Music includes organ preludes hymns anthems offertories and postludes by listed performers.
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Bible School
Epworth League
Sermo
Judah
Benjamin
Presbyterian Sunday School Grow- Spirit and Body
A Sunday message invites all members and nonmembers to attend Sunday worship and Sunday school. Morning worship begins at 9 45 with a sermon on The Sources of Our Spiritual Enthusiasm. Evening service features Rev L W Hanter of Winfield as preacher.
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L. W. Hanter
Winfield
Second United Presbyterian Service Announcements
All are invited especially those without a church home. Arthur R. Oates is pastor. Sabbath school at 9 45 a m morning service 11 a m evening service 7 30 p m Rev B F Kimmelshue of Des Moines will lead. Christian Endeavor 6 15 p m topic Gods Commands and Our Obedience Ps 119 33 40. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m topic Inspiration of the Bible 2nd Tim 3 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian
B. F. Kimmelshue
Des Moines
Christian Endeavor
Girl's Braided Hair Snatched by Unknown Attacker
Marian Wilkins 12 is seized en route to a ball game by an unknown man who cuts off her two foot braid. He pockets the hair and escapes as officers recover only strands at Tenth and Vine. No suspect found due to delayed reporting.
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Davenport
Marian Wilkins
J. A. Wilkin
Mitchell's Field
Vine Streets
Iowa Legion Membership Rises in Iowa
The Iowa department of the American Legion reports 42 771 members as of September 2, a gain of 1790 over last year. Iowa ranks fourth in national membership behind New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois, earning 48 delegates to the New Orleans convention. The annual state convention opens with broad turnout, Dan Steck of Ottumwa presiding.
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Waterloo
James Barton
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
New Orleans
Iowa Department
Hawkeye Commonwealth
Dan Steck
Ottumwa
Sac City Postmaster Asked to Resign After Embezzlement
Postmaster Lacey A. Wine of Sac City has been asked to resign by the post office department following an embezzlement case found in his office. He is held responsible for carelessness and inefficiency in not keeping in touch with the office and not reporting the theft, though not charged with the offense itself. His supporters appealed to Representative Boies to intervene.
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Sac City
Lacey A. Wine
Post Office Department
Wine
Promi
Boies
County Churches Sunday Schedule and Sermon Topic
The schedule lists Sunday school from 9 30 to 10 45 with a ten minute sermon by Pastor Francis R Casselmag. Public worship at 8 p m follows a 7 p m meeting of young people to consider forming a youth society. Sermon titled Why Does God Not Answer All Our Prayers by Pastor Casselmag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Francis R. Casselmag
Bethel Presbyterian Announces September Sermon Series
Bethel Presbyterian invites all to Sunday school at 10:15 and public worship at 11:30. Sermon topics include Why does God permit suffering on Sept 10, Why does God not answer all our prayers on Sept 17, and How does God work in a universe which seems to run by law on Sept 24. Francis R. Casselman, Pastor.
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Francis R. Casselman
West Cthipster Baptist Sunday Services
There will be Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. The choir will render special music during the evening program at 8 o'clock led by the pastor’s wife A E Aldrich and the pastor.
New Haven Sunday Services Schedule Announced
New Haven church announces Sunday school at 2 p.m. preaching at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. special services to continue next week if interest remains. No service Saturday evening the 9th. All welcome, signed A. E. Aldrich, Pastor.
Large Rail Reservoir Open for Swimmers in Mystic
Mystic readers can swim in the C. M. and St. P. railroad reservoir that spans fifteen acres. Water depth varies from one to sixty feet, with two bath houses financed by local contributions after a drive led by the American Legion post.
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Mystic
Lerfon Post
Mintay Unable to Start Car Despite Gasoline Shortage
An exception note states Mintay ran out of gasoline yet could not start the car. The incident highlights a puzzling mechanical or supply problem affecting transportation.
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F. A. Heinzman
Yesay
Chattauqua
J. D., Quinn
Steve Crawford
Son
Crawford
T. S. EF. Club
F. L. Mann- Hardt
Wilson
Christian
W. G. Robb
Methodist
Qean Shelley
Lle
Dickinson
A Ellis
Mr. Miller Postlude
Holbrook
MacDowell
Shelley
Goffertory
Hedges
Hampsher
Miller
Hender
Federlein
Arthur R. Oates
Grant
Davneport
Man
Iowa Legion
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Washington, Iowa
Haskins Presbyterian
Bethel Presbyterit YS
West Cthipster Baptist
A. E. Aldrich
W. FP. Curtis
Detroit
New Haven
Amintay
Tire Shop
Commercial Savings Bank
Schulty Motor Car Co
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