Joint Commission meets Baltimore Methodists in 1910
The first session of a three church Joint Commission held November 16 1910 at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Baltimore. Bishops Cranson Wilson Hoss and Walden led devotions and distribution of the Lord's Supper as committees welcomed the group. The gathering debated church relations with harmony and prayer, adopting unanimous resolutions affirming shared Apostolic faith and evangelical spirit.
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Semblec
Baltimore
Wet Eddy
Joint Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cranston
L. B. Wilson
E. E. Hoss
T. H. Lewis
Walden
Denny
C.D. Linkinson
Baltic
Hotel Belvedere
Thomas G. Haynes
L. W. Davis
J. W. Hering
Daniel Baker
Methodist Protestant Church
John T. Stone
H. S. Dulaney
Methodist Episcopal
First
R.S. Harris
I P. Commission
E. S. Kyer
M. E. South Commission
J. A. Patten
M. E. Commission
First Church
Heaven
Local Game Warden Reports Quail Law Checks and Death Notice
Friday deputy state game warden D. H. Hatfield checked eastern towns for quail law compliance and found no quail. A lengthy obituary notes the death of Mrs. Roberts with funeral details, church association, survivors, and a list of relatives across several towns.
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D. H. Hatfield
St. Joseph
Hatfield
Here
Meeting closes after successful revival with 54 decisions
The protracted revival led by Rev. R. By Campbell and Rev. Potter closed Sunday night. Fifty four went forward, twenty two joined the M E C 8, and several more are expected. Campbell, a state missionary evangelist, drew strong conviction and few enemies, making many friends. With new additions, eighty eight members have united since Rev. Potter returned from conference.
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Campbell
Potter
Rev. Potter
Joint installation notice for Pure Neighbors and M W A
Royal Neighbors and M. W. of A. invite you and your family to the joint installation at their hall on January 11 at 10. Bring warm coats and a full heart. J. E. Marvin, Clerk. Mrs. M. A. Palmer, Recorder.
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M. W
J. E. Marvin
M. A. Palmer
Surprise Birthday for W F Rottmann Turns Fifty Sixth
On December 14 about thirty five relatives and friends gathered at W F Rottmanns home to celebrate his fifty sixth birthday. He was surprised by the turnout and a bountiful table. After dinner the guests enjoyed music and conversation and departed wishing him many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rottmian
Mr. Rottmann
Year-end thanks from editor with holiday wishes
The editor thanks advertisers and subscribers for their support during the year and notes the paper will publish next on January 5, 1911. Warm holiday wishes are extended for a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Public School Entertainment at Opera House Friday
Pupils and teachers present a first class school entertainment at the opera house Friday night December 23. Proceeds fund the library. Seats at Whaley's drug store with reserved seats 25 cents general 16 cents and children under twelve 10 cents.
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Opera House
Whaley’s Drug Store
Up-to-date Linn Co teacher presides at school car contest
Edward Bailey took the nearest perfect car with Cecil Crookshanks second in the ad school event judged by Jas R Williams. A fountain pen and a box of stationery awarded as prizes, then cars sent to the county superintendent for Brookfield library contest on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bailey
Cecil Crookshanks
Jas. R. Williams
Brookfield
Williams
Linn Co
Charity Worker Visit Highlights Joseph's Home Aid
Mrs Lula G Pangburn visiting Kansas City on mission for Joseph's Home. The home offers temporary housing and aid to unfortunate mothers, aims to keep families together, and provides industrial training to enable self support for mothers and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula G. Pangburn
Kansas City
Edens and Fuller Wed at Mrs Carroll Home
Roy Edens and Bertha Fuller married at the residence of Mrs Carroll on December 15 with Rev Hudson officiating. Roy is the second son of Mr and Mrs Scott Edens, a prosperous young farmer, and Bertha Fuller is a niece of Mrs Carroll. They will live with the groom's parents as congratulations pour in from friends.
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W.E. Joyce
New Boston
Vaughn
Wayne
Florence
Ollie
Oklahoma
H. F. Robertson
Layton
New Mexico
Kansas City
Dry Ridge
Society of Mortals
Society of the Immortal Souls of Heaven
Roberts
Christian Church
Linn Co
Carlee
Inneus
Aer
Isaac Bennett
Ollie Ea Wayne
Carrie Sayers
Echeto
Wye
Minnie Bennett
Ray
Will
Carroll
Roy Edens
Bertha Fuller
Hudson
Roy
Scott Edens
Miss Fuller
Quarantine Ordered for Small Pox Cases in Linn County
Coroner Dr W C Ingram of Linn County was directed by the county court to quarantine several small pox cases near North Salem on Tuesday. He investigated and placed several parties under quarantine and reports some are very sick. Authorities urge strict obedience to quarantine laws and hope no more cases develop.
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W. C. Ingram
Linn County
North Salem
Display of decorated china invites buyers
A display of decorated and hand painted china is on view. Call to arrange a purchase or view. The writer notes the quality and invites interest. Healy.
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Healy
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Russel Martin
F. A. Whetstone
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H. C. Pearson
K. M. Duncan
City
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A.J. Meade
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W. H. Warren
St. Catherine
J. R. Keithley
H. C. Haynes
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