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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
3
Audubon Tennessee reports the Audubon County Fair closing today after record crowds attended days of races feats and free events. The U.S. event showcased diverse entertainments attracting large attendance记录.
Miss Charlotte Osgood, 24, famed Los Angeles horsewoman, will wed Liberte Antonis Vaetoria Chiarena, 88, Milan leather merchant, in a ceremony at the Prince's Row registrar office in London. The couple's union follows introductions amid social circles and is noted as a notable cross continental match.
Tax levy in Audubon County rises by three mills in 1926. County measures show a total levy for county general funds at 12 mills, with additional assessments for roads, bridges, and a soldiers relief fund. Taxable valuations and state tax rates are outlined, noting higher or lower levies compared with prior years.
Discussion of Sunday's Sabbath School season and Christian love in modern life. Notes on affections in human relationships, early Christian ideals, and the impact of biblical teaching on workplace harmony. Includes reflections on Thessalonian virtues, engagement, and love before behavior.
Church services listed with preaching by Rev. Weis and Rev. Kedet, plans for Sunday school rally day, teacher lineup, and a meeting for Teony organization to discuss fall and winter work. Invitation to all to confess Christ and unite with the church, with notes on youth activities and classes.
Reading OCR notes shows Asbury Chapel Franklin Iowa and Noble Center Evangelical planning Sunday services led by Rev. Lianson of Lather Iowa with preaching at 7 p.m. Morning and afternoon worship at various locales, including Park meetings weather permitting, with potential relocation to Presbyterian church if rain. Laverne Freeman from Des Moines to speak next Sunday.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Open air meeting Friday. Rev. Govener, pastor. Miss Nellie Clare Fraser, superintendent. Evening program includes Pioneer Club and Junior work at 7:00 p.m.
Griswold Presbyterian outlines a Sunday worship schedule with morning service at 11 and a 6:80 p.m. topic. The Departmental Graded Season System begins next quarter on the first Sunday in October, offering religious instruction for all ages. Lively plan includes a C. B. officers meeting and union services at the park in seRoom.
A brief dispatch from Illinois reports opposition to a proposed increase in freight rates by Western rail carriers. The message notes opponents arguing the rise is excessive and impacts commerce, though exact figures and entities are unclear due to damaged text.
The Iowa Des Moines conference reports on church unification, ordinations, and transfers as leaders discuss world service funding, ministerial assignments, and future plans. Bishop Anderson delivers messages on peace, religion, and moral reform amid a packed schedule of services and Banquets.
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