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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
8
A church invites worshippers to join services at 10 30 a m with hours listed as 7230 p m for the evening session.
Mass at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Evening service at 7:30. Rev. J. F. Stout, pastor. Morning service at 10:30 with the subject The Yoke. Evening service at 7:30 with the subject Some Reasons Why.
Several churches list their weekly services with times and speakers. First Church of Christ Scientists holds 10:30 a m services and 11:45 a m Sabbath school with a Wednesday 8 pm testimony meeting. First Baptist at St Paul and Oakland notes 10:30 am worship, 12 pm Sunday School, 6:30 pm B Y P U, and 7:30 pm evening service. Additional notes include Greenwhich Street services, and a chalk talk at 10 am, with sermons and meetings throughout the day.
Rev W Holmes rector leads Advent services with Holy Communion and sermon at 10 30 am. The sermon topic is The Reality of the Second Coming. Sunday School at noon and Evensong at 7 30 pm. Advent season described as the New Year in church life urging regular attendance.
Rev J A Emanuel Naess pastor conducts Holy Communion in Scandinavian at 10 a m with sermon The Kingdom of God Within the Heart. Mixed choir music follows. Sunday School and Bible Class at noon led by Prof M Sorflaten. Luther League 6 30. English evening worship 7 30 with sermon Righteousness and Faith Rom X 4 11 and choir music including violin solo Far From My Heavenly Home by Mrs J A Naess. You are welcome.
A community meeting at Woodman Hall on December 3 elected Rev Simons as chairman and Mrs C L West as secretary to organize a Christmas aid drive for Austin and vicinity. Kur funds and in kind gifts are sought for offerings on December 24 at the auditorium, with a list of committee members and collection instructions. Cash gifts may be left with Henry Crost at the First National Bank and donations of food clothing and toys should be delivered to the auditorium by noon December 24.
The Misses Vera Furtney and Phyletta Chapman hosted twenty four guests at the Furtney home in honor of Miss Dana Waterman who will soon depart for Montana. Mr. Lee Gibbons won a clothespin contest and a bracelet was presented as a keepsake. A lunch followed at 10 20. The Y G L girls were entertained by Mrs. Victor Sandburg Friday evening.
A Le Roy man, Frank Meyers, must limit work to thirteen hours on at most four days weekly under a federal court construction of railroad labor limits. His shift runs 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. If evening trains run late more than four times, he risks arrest or absence from duty, a local view noting the law’s overall merit but odd local application.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev F E Knopf with theme The New King Shall We Wear It A contrite heart Ambrose alto solo by Mrs Poper and double quartet Hear My Prayer Evening service 7 30 What Can Christianity do for a Man. German language services announced. Sunday School times vary. Minnesota notes include dates and local contact details.
A notice seeks ten men for positions at the cement works located south of the city and also advertises a house for rent near the plant. The text emphasizes rowing as more than exercise, praising rhythm and ordered movement as essential for understanding the discipline.
In Edmund Yates memoirs a humorous scene from a club walk with Thackeray is recalled. They notice two oyster tubs priced at one shilling per dozen and one shilling eightpence per dozen and Thackeray jokes about their jealousy.
Pa asks what a postal deficit means and the reply notes that it mirrors the things a mother forgets to put on a postal card. The Detroit Free Press caption plays on everyday domestic slips to explain the concept.
Slobbs jokes about consulting a footer for insomnia while worrying about debts owed to a character named him. The exchange hints at financial strain and sleep disruption.
Chronic diseases of men and women a specialty perfected in old cases neglected or unskillfully treated. No experiments or failures. We do not undertake incurable cases but cure thousands given up to die. Consultation free and confidential reference Drexel State Bank address or Addison-Jone.
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