Church Services and Joy Campaign Events Across Town
Sunday school and worship plans across churches include James H. Woertendyke speaking on National Prohibition at 11 AM at the churches, plus junior meetings and evening sermons. The Joy campaign will unite Methodist and New Chicago Mission services with morning and evening sessions and a union address on citizenship.
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James H. Woertendyke
Woertendyke
New Chicago
E. E. Watson
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Keesey
George Ellingwood Joy
Patr iotism and Enlistment of Youths Urged
A large crowd gathered at the Armory to show patriotism for President Wilson and boost Company M as war requires more soldiers. Speakers urged 500 volunteers, recalled Civil War era calls, and praised Iowa’s loyalty, with a new flag presented and the Parsons College students planning military training.
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Company M
War Department
J. S. McKenney
Apathy
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Washington
KE. F. Simmons
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Isaac, Wesley
Mary Fryman
Company
Fairfield Iowa
Bert Tabor
Robt
Fulton
McKenney
Father Abraham
Robert Israel
Israel
Europe
W. A. Wirtz
Parsons College
Dean Wirtz
Adjutant General
Town
Sandy Hook
Mabry
Albia
Iowa
Union
Lincoln
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