Revival Meetings Begin Campaign Led by Lyon and Pardon
Report on the evangelistic revival started last Sunday in the Broadway tabernacle led by Lyon and Pardon with Rev. Herbert Clegg of the M E Church as pastor. The large facility houses 1200, features a 150 seat choir platform, and drew unusually large morning and evening crowds amid a tone of religious renewal.
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Herbert Clegg
M. E. Church
Lyon and
Pardon
Broadway
Tabernacle
Spencer Chautauqua
Lyon
Belong Lyon and Pardun Praised for Musical Talent
The writer regards Lyon as a careful investigator of methods and results, praising Pardun as a Tow a product with superb solo singing and magnetic chorus leadership. Acquaintanceship spans many years, highlighting his A Capella choir membership.
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Lyon
Pardun
Ile
Pardon
Mr. Lyon
A. Capella
Local Folks and Visits From Curlew to Des Moines
Community notes record Mrs. T Sullivan in Fort Dodge and Father Kelly in Ayrshire. Geo Bradley family from Estherville, KH Wildey in Minneapolis, C E Cohoon on business, Fred Spies en route to county seat, Dr. Anderson from Esthville, Cullen Fisk shipping hogs and cattle, Arthur Wilcox visiting, Curlew and Plover to play, Curlew beat Ruthven 4 3, Jim Whitmer and Friefa McBride in Des Moines, Nellie Baston back from St Joseph academy, Jud Brownles paired to Minnesota, several Emmetsburg visitors, Hattie Easton visiting Des Moines area, Mrs A A Whitmer from Montana, Jim McCreary ill with typhoid, Ed Taylor visits Algona, returns with family.
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Cullen & Fisk
Arthur Wilcox
Wilcox
Curlew
Plover
Local Social News And Upcoming Wedding In This City
Mrs Sullivan of Estherville visited friends here on Saturday. Johnny Casey moved to Estherville Monday to work in a barbershop. P H Donlon of Emmetsburg spent Sunday visiting relatives. Miss Mary Crowley traveled to Minneapolis Saturday for a visit. Mr and Mrs Conway of Estherville were by Wednesday visiting. Miss M Flu Green returned Saturday from Emmetsburg after visiting friends. Mrs N D Anthony returned Thursday to Stanton North Dakota after visiting here. Mr Frank Sullivan of Estherville and Miss Mary Brennan will wed Wednesday at the Catholic church here. Their many friends extend congratulations.
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Micuie Green
Emmetsburg
Airs
N. D
Anthony
Stanton
Frank Sullivan
Estherville
Mary Brennan
Born to Wrights a son and other local visits
CYLINDER reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Wright last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Roberts spent Sunday at Ruthven. Mrs. A A Jones was an Emmetsburg visitor on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Demille of Emmetsburg spent Sunday at the Frank Jones home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank OHalloran and children visited Emmetsburg relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kettleson of Albany Wis. visit daughter Mrs Gustave Gorden. Mr. and Mrs. George Gorden were surprised Friday by Civic Club with a gold meat fork. The Gordens plan to move to Thompson Iowa this week where Mr. Gorden will head a bank.
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Cylinder
Frank O'Halloran
Emmetsburg
Kettleson
Albany
Wis
Gustave Gorden
George Gorden
Civic Club
Gorden
Thompson
Iowa
Bank
A O H Anniversary Gathering Planned Next Sunday
The A O H of this city will hold a private reunion and picnic at Jackman Grove to mark the twenty fifth anniversary. Attendance is limited to members and L A of the A O H families. A basket picnic will precede a speaking and musical program with speakers from Des Moines Davenport Cedar Rapids and local leaders. Sports follow after Mass at Assumption church at eight. The first meeting was held 25 years ago in the church chapel.
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Jackman Grove
L. A
D. Mather
John D. Holland
Des Moines
Fred B. Sharon
The
Iowa Catholic Messenger
A. E. Walsh
Davenport
J. H. Crosby
Cedar Rapids
Assumption Church
Local News Snapshots From Recent Week
Miss Margaret Flood has been ill for several days. Paul Earl of Chicago visited his aunt Mrs H P Johnson last week. Abe Habegar of West Bend moves to Elgin for a future home. Mrs John Allen returned from Es Therville Sunday. She spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Duffy. The family left for Ashland to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Joe Wood returned to Trenton Missouri Saturday. They had visited at the Frank Meade home. Wood is a cousin of Mrs Meade. W E G Saunders was ill but improved. physician was Dr. Amis, she was threatened with typhoid. E A Morling trip to the lakes. he did not tell fish stories on return. Saturday evening a beautiful rainbow appeared at sunset. Bro Bailie of Britt clips Democrat items and credits a local paper. We'll sue him for ten thousand damages. Sunday evening John McCoy Jr was thrown from his father's buggy. wrist fractured. He was treated by Dr. O Brien. He is seven or eight years old.
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Lyon
Caesarea
Pater
Joppa
Kingdom of Christ
Satan
Aj Man
Christ
Kingdom of God
Margaret Flood
Paul Earl
Chicago
H. P. Johnson
Abe Habegar
West Bend
Elgin
Afr
Frank Duffy
Ashland
Chinois
Joe Wood
Trenton
Missouri
Frank Meade
Mr. Wood
Afrs
Meade
Bro. Bailie
Britt
Democrat
John McCoy, Jr
Hoe
O’brien
Moon Law Test Case Targets Eight Des Moines Bars
Des Moines saloon operators who secured licenses between April 25 and July 4, 1909, will be defendants in a test case of the Moon law. The Iowa Anti-Saloon League plans to bring suit under Superintendent W. Barber. Eight licenses in Des Moines are involved, based on a supreme court ruling that the Moon law took effect April 25 rather than July 4.
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AntiSaloon League
Des Moines
W. ©. Barber
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Supreme Court
JAP STUDENT JAILED FOR STOLEN CLOTHES IN LOCKERS
Kenjaro Hori of Hachiman Japan, a dental student at the state university, was arrested on a charge of stealing students clothes from gymnasium lockers in Towa City. The symnasium director says he observed Hori through a hole cut in the ceiling. Systematic stealing has prevailed all spring as Morningside baseball players also lost clothes.
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Symnasium
Towa City
Kenjaro Hori
Hachiman
Japan
The
State University
Hori
Morningside
Storm Destroys Corn as Tornado Hits Blanchard Iowa
A June 2 storm in Blanchard Iowa swept through the area with tornado-like dimensions, tearing down silos barns and other structures and wiping out corn. Two barns on the McGinnis and Morrow farms were struck by lightning and destroyed, causing heavy losses of feed and stock.
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Blanchard
Ttany
McGinnis
Morrow
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al Pardun
Emmeraburg
Mark
Damrosch
Evanston Music Club
Acme
Dean Cutkin
Elly
H. M. Lyon
Graettinger
Mr. Fisk
Williams
Bliss Fisk
B. Fisk
Hattie Easton
Academy
R. J. Baird
A. A. Whitmer
Montana
Jim McCreary
St. Paul
Ed. Taylor
Algona
Joel Taylor
Emmersburg
Ruthven
John Allen
Moon Law
Storm
Ralston Shoes and Oxfords
One Price Clothiers
H. W. Beebe
Proprietor
Harriet J, Black
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