Grace Church Parish History and Leadership Chronology
The article outlines the Grace Church parish history from its 1534 organizational roots in Boone County, noting key clergy including Rev Allen Judd and Rev A Ket tiprrington, and later Rector Rev Wok Wolones. It tracks church growth, service locations on Story Street, and the 1885 to 1890 period of renovations and consecration of the church building under the guidance of parish leaders and contributing women.
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Grace Church
Bunl
Booncaboro
Gracy Perth
Isoome
Allen Judd
Ray
Gaynor Wok
Uelversall
Ubon
Story Street
Alte
Ron Gaynor
Rev
A. Kettiprrington
Wisconsin
Mar. C. J. Roti
Adaiul S
Fusitelly
Oukalocas
Wolones
Thale
Bulidum
Dargin
Early 1800s Uphold Church Foundations Despite Turbulent Growth
In Toya near Loganspath, the First Baptist church celebrated a broad, multi-church outreach with 1806 membership figures and a substantial building fund. The Evangelical Lutheran church reports a growing congregation and planned parsonage, while the Methodist society in the city expands with a new church building and active women’s groups. The Concordia Woman’s Society was organized in 1816, marking a era of religious activity and community leadership across several denominations.
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Bovoe
Tuwa
Dunn
Loganspath
Worth Township
Local church society details from historic Doone parish
The text outlines early women led church groups, missions, and charitable efforts in Doone and surrounding areas. It cites the Christian Woman's Missionary Society, fundraising for church needs, and the growth of parish activities. It notes leadership by Mrs Y. S. Bidnost and others, and mentions the Sacred Heart parish reaching for a new church and expansion of facilities.
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Corletion Church
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Ridnour
Prest- Ged
Flora
Wilson
Mra
Thomas Parton
Satvatory
Tigtam
Trane Ley Vita
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Hitler
Thaonsboro
Lawrence Regan
Wae
Tanger
Doune
Hylttin
Momibera Nave
Yolon
Historic Des Moines County church notes and leaders
A long historical survey details the community churchs origin, key buildings, and leadership. It covers establishment around 1851, moves to a central location, reconstruction in 1884, and notable pastors including Rev J W Snody and Rev John Boyles. It notes the Des Moines conference session of 1963 and the influence of women in church work and administration.
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Enunen
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Troonsbury
Boona County
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Court House
Jona B. Montgomery Iastor
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John Boyles
Hy Burely
Bo, Layne
Smith Capps
Westruy Williams
Shallnes ‘Homing
Marga Street
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Goone
Matthaw Calwell
John Wapps
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Chitago & Northwestere Railway Time Card at Boone
Fragmentary OCR text shows a time card listing stations and train details with unclear place names. References to Boone and Amsted appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a railway timetable snippet with delays and scheduled stops.
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Chitago & Northwestere Railway
Boone. Gorse
Traigat
Soin
Vad
Deaver Eamsted
Agel
Unscrutable OCR fragment from city page
Fragmentary text with mixed words and place names, unclear topic or event, no coherent report or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Knowledge as catalyst in culture and mind growth
The passage argues that learning widens horizons and moral responsibility, linking education to cultural development. It cites Julius Caesar, Shakespeare, and classical myths to illustrate how knowledge transforms society, individual duties, and the mind’s powers, urging purposeful study and inquiry.
Culture and Knowledge Shape Mind and Morals in Society
A reflective piece argues culture forms thought and character, contrasting educated minds with those less cultured. It cites education’s burden, the giver's value, and a call to awaken intellectual growth amid historical figures like Shakespeare and Socrates.
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Robertaon Smith
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Ahab Mherry
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Yauters
Shakespeare
St. Nul
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