Sunday Services at Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian church announces regular worship with Pastor J Giffen returning Saturday evening to lead both Sunday morning and evening services.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
7
Community church notes and local political appeal
The column lists multiple church services including Danish Lutheran and Fletcherchapel M. E. Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and 8 p m, Y P C U at 7 30, and a First U P sermon by Rev O P Bell from San Francisco. It promotes a local suffrage talk by Attorney White and ends with a political plea to vote for Harry B Swan for County Attorney citing reliable service.
Presbyterian Church Services and Events
Pastor John C. Giffen will lead morning and evening services with Sunday school at 4:00 PM. Evening sermon titled The Consecration of Money. Leader Ruby King. Missionary event Friday, June 9, with Mrs. Wo Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
John C. Giffen
C. EB
Ruby King
Mrg
Wo. Sheppard
Congregational and Union Church Services Planned
Congregational notices announce H O Spelman pastor at eleven with Rev C P Bell of San Francisco preaching. Sunday June 4 at 11 a m worship at Boruca street and 8 p m at G H Chenoweth residence 706 with music and welcome. Brotherhood meets 10 a m. Solo by Mrs W J Deering. Union service at Congregational church 7 p m with topic How long will ye haggle between two opinions II Kings 18 21. Special music and communal welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnited Presbyterian
J. ©. Currie
O. P. Bell
San Francisco
H. O. Spelman
C. P. Bell
First Presbyterian Church
San Franciso
Calif
Dr. Bell
Atlantic
G. H. Chenoweth
W. J. Deering
Grove
Clinton Reed
Fletcher-Chayel-Bear Grove
Kwongregational
German Frangerheal Seventh and Walnut Service Details
Alert Dettmann pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 30 a m. A mission meeting is scheduled for 3 p m with a Petecost Sunday program presented by the Sunday school in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Dettmann
Petecost
Church of Christ Set to Observe Children's Day
Pastor B F Hall directs Church of Christ services with Children's Day at 11 a.m. All members are urged not to miss the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
B. F. Hall
Nationals favored to win American League pennant says pundits
The article argues the Washington Nationals should lead the American League pennant race if current pace continues, with Cleveland as main challenger. It criticizes Boston, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit for weak pitching and notes St. Louis Browns’ decline. It also mentions Gotch Stecher wrestling doubts, Whit Ted and Meadows scouting, and Danny Murphy transitioning to second base with New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Washington
Griffmen
Senators
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Blelcher Jones
St. Louis Brown
Jones
Federal League
Cardinals
Browns
Egan's First Golf Drive Astonishes Cousin
Chandler Egan, then a boy, learns golf on a small pasture course with his brother and cousin. His cousin hits a remarkable straight drive using a broomstick as a flagpole, the ball goes into the hole, and the boy proclaims that is how you do it. Egan would win two amateur championships later yet never match that shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Egan
Sam Crawford Through as Regular Outfielder for Detroit
Detroit manager Hughey Jennings says Sam Crawford is finished as a regular outfielder at thirty six, though not retired. Crawford, long a veteran with the club, will be used as a pinch hitter while Ty Cobb remains a star in the shadow of the Cobb era. Jennings notes Crawford slowed with age but was still fast enough for first base, and laments the loss of one of baseballs great outfield duos. The piece also mentions New York motorboat clubs testing about 1,000 boats of various types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Baseball
Americant Idigne
Johnson Circuit
Gotch
Bstechet
Detroit
Sam Crawford
Hughey Jennings
Crawford
Bam
Lajoie
Wagner
Plank
Sam
Cobb
Ty Cobb
Jennings
Buros
Last Opportunity to Register Saturday for Primary Election
Saturday is the final registration day for the coming primary and special election to be held June 5. Voters who changed wards or failed to register must register in their ward to vote. Those out of town may register on election day with an affidavit, but only if they were in the city on registration day. Vote for Harry B. Swan for County Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Crowded Band Concert Draws Praise in City Park
A fairly good crowd attended the band concert in the city park last evening. Weather kept many away but attendees praised the selections. During intermission Rev. O. P. Belt of San Francisco spoke on equal suffrage, delivering a clear message that suffrage success is near in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney White of
Harlan
White
O. P. Belt
San Francisco
California
Vote for Tom on hla Ability tie Render Service
A brief notice promotes voting for Tom in an election tied to the Render Service project at hla Ability. The readable text emphasizes support for Tom as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Hla
Wat
Fitch Funerals Sunday Anita dies former Anita resident
William Fitch a former Anita resident died at Ossawattamie Kansas. His body arrives Saturday evening for interment. Funeral services will be Sunday at 3:30 PM at the Anita Congregational church and burial in Evergreen cemetery. Some personal notes list local residents and visitors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
E. A. Stone
William Fitch
Ossawatt~ Amie, Kaw
Anita Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
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Andrew Hancox
Harry B- Swan
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Balleta
Kringel
Will Petite
Wil
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First Church of
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Harry B. Swan
Now-Post
Fielder Jones
St. Louis Browne—Whitted
George Whit
Ted
Phillies
Henry Lea Meadows
Whitted
Bob Connery
St. Augustine
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Durham
N. C
Connery
Cnordinata
Danny Murphy
Ike
Danny
New Haven
Egan
Cluba
New York City
American Prena Association
Bam Crawford
Duthoit
Good
FITCH
Polly Crolly
Wiota
Tom Waters
Chas. Wood
Sheriff McKee
Omagha
Clara
Lydia Otto
Onichetos
Ames
Maurice
Baird
Commercial Club
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West Liberty
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Marke Swart
Ming Jennie Ward
Florance Laech
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F. W. Kimball
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