Sunday Gospel Meeting at Church of Christ Draws Crowd
The local gospel team meeting at the Church of Christ yesterday attracted a large attendance. Wil dbuy Dallinger directed and Mrs. J. E. B. Clark played piano, as a male quartet performed. Rev. Howard led prayer and Mr. Boorman spoke on The Road to Heaven, praising Christ as the only highway to salvation. Dan Turner from Corning recalled the layman’s Union and its Gospel Train heritage. next meeting plans were announced at the Baptist church with Harry Hanseny and J. B. Vaughn in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Larson
Church of Christ
Wildbuy Dallinger
Je.b. Clark
Sineiogs
Frayer
Rev
Howard
Dallinger
Britton
Caimblin
Hammer
atielyWan
Alley
Boorman
Brth
Christ
Uch
Philosphers
Jegna Christ
Cyl
Bain
Jracph
Cook
Spenser
Mr. Boorman
Spencer
Boarmin
Shipman
Dan Terner
Corning
Congregational Church
Turner
Griffin Tornado Sermon Sparks Tale of Atonement
Rev Harold M Cordell of the Volunteers of America led the few Griffin survivors in the town's first services since the storm. He tied the disaster to divine atonement alleging wickedness caused the tornado to wipe Griffin off the map, leaving many to grieve lost relatives.
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Griffin
Ind
A. P
Harold M. Cordell
Evaneville Group of Volunteers of America
Gordéll
Weather Bulletin Warns of Severe March Storm Wave
Washington reports a weeklong weather bulletin noting a March 26 storm wave likely to be the month's most severe, with wide-ranging impacts from the Canadian border to the southern United States. It predicts heavy rain in the Southeast, moisture for Nebraska and Kansas, and a cooler follow-up, urging early planting south of latitude 40 and east of longitude 100. The bulletin also cites grain market implications and urges readers to place orders with Wilken Monument Works.
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Washington
Canadian
Cotton Belt
Nebraska
Kansas
Thumase
Atc
Southeastern
United States
Rockies
Foster
Weather Bureau
T Street
N. B
Grovernment
Pask
North America
Great Central
Plains
Harlan Men Push Road Plans Amid Council Bluffs Meeting
Harlan Minnesota Audubon and other officials met in Council Bluffs to press for a hard surface road system, notably paving No 7 from Davenport to Des Moines via Adel Adair Atlantic Lewis and Oakland. No 7 would run from Council Bluffs to Avoca then north to Harla n and east to Des Moines, with stub routes proposed to Avoca Atlantic Audubon and Men iu Guthrie Center. White of Audubon warned stub roads fail to serve contiguous territory and cited poor rail service at Audubon with only two daily trains and no Sunday service. No. 7 association members urged paving Flattan to Addiebon via Gunheie Corner into Des Moines, arguing current plans neglect trade areas. John Gingery of Harlan presented data showing highway traversal of several key trade zones.
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Council Bluffs
Sp. Mar
No. 7 Highway Association
Iowa
Gond Roads Association
Iowa Association
Davenport
Des Moines
Council Pluffs
Adel
Adair
Atlantic
Lewis
Oakland
Avoca
Harlan
Audubon
Meniu
Guthrie Center
CS. White
White
Manilla
Atlantia
No. 7
Flattan
Additebon
Gunheie Corner
Ts! Moines
Cally
Marlan
John Gingery
No. 7 Association
Equai Rundg Is
Skatistics
Radio debate on day law on Friday evening
Opponents and supporters of prohibition will argue on WOC Davenport for forty five minutes. The Anti-Saloon League and others plan a discussion on Friday March 27 at 8 00 PM with Iowa church groups tuning in from across the state.
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Des Moines
Mar
Iowa
WOC
Davenport
Anti-Saloon League of Law
Milwest
Mystery Woman Adairs Healings Spark Public Meetings
Adaire announces ongoing public gatherings as league officials report improved condition of Alice Warley, dubbed mystery woman, believed cured by focal health authorities after suspected salting incident and diphtheria exposure. Warley, traveling from Des Moines to Omaha, refuses to disclose home address or wanderings. city funds her care.
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Tyr
Hese
Nurtje
Des Moines
Omahd
Governor Hammill Travels By Street Car Daily
Governor Hammill does not own an automobile and is seen riding a street car each morning from a downtown hotel to his office. The public character is noted for preferring transit over personal driving.
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Hammill
Recett Street
Govvenor
NES
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H. M.boorman
Wilken Monument Works
Dodge
Chandler
Reo
Sampson
Maxwell
Chevrolet
Denby
Graham Bernstein
Wilcox
Republic
Raben Auto Parts Co
Igwa
Newa-Telegraph
Alice Warley
Irniture Co
Atlantic, Iowa
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