Local Churches Invite Congregations to Services Trio
A Nebraska town church listing shows First Methodist at Briggs and Court with 9:30 Sunday School and 10:45 worship plus 7:30 p.m. sermons. Epworth League meets at 6:50 p.m. at Washington and Main. English Lutheran at Briggs and Second holds 10:45 and 7 p.m. services with Holy Communion. Christian Science hosts morning and evening services at Agassiz Room, Public Library, with Life as study topic and baptism planned. Baptist at Broadway and Third led by Rev. Toothacre with 11 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. services. United Presbyterian at North Main, Hempstead and Depot, with multiple services and clubs. Free Methodist at 606 West Monroe with 10 a.m. Sunday School and revival meetings upcoming aided by Rev. C. Eddy.
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Briggs and
Court Streets
Wilbur KR. Keesey
J. H
Tuckey
Keeney
Epworth
Washington and
Main Streets
H. A. Mosser
H. A. Mitchell
Christian Science First Church of Christ Scientiat Agassiz
Fair Grothing
Baptist
Broadway and
Third Streets
A. R. Toothacre
United Presbyterian
North Main and
Hempstead Streets
B. G. McKibben
Free Methodist Church
West
Monroe Street
Ner
F. C. Behner
Db. C. Eddy
Ball Wakes Good Campaign Promise In Capitol Fight
Des Moines Iowa January 20 Senator George W Ball Fairfield vows to repeal the capitol extension act by bills in the Iowa Senate and House to sell west of East Ninth street and east of Twelfth reducing the tract from 73 acres to 50 acres. He notes the executive council already acquired most property. A separate measure targets future levies on the extension tax. Other items include a resolution seeking administration finances and church notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
George W. Ball
Fairfield
Senate
State Executive Council
East Ninth Street
Twelfth
Rowley
van Buren
Capitol Extension
Senator Ball
State House
House
Ball
Whitmore
Ottumwa
Daniel C. Chase
Webster City
Ottumwa Teams Defeat Fairfield In Dual High School Games
Ottumwa boys and girls each defeated Fairfield High School at the gym. Girls 14 to 10 Ottumwa ahead by steady field goals and Fairfield’s free throws. Reed led Ottumwa with five baskets. Boys 31 to 10 Ottumwa pulled away early as faster passing and team play dominated. key scorers included White Nelson Hazeltine and Farley with multiple baskets and free throws. Referees were Gobble and Mier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Gynasium
Ottumwans
Reed
Fae
Fields Clark
Holland
Aio
Coffman
Glass
Gobble
Local society notes include weddings and club meetings
Mrs. Rosella Jewett hosts the O E S Club Tuesday at her West Washington home. On January 17, Edwin Williamson and Mary Willis were married at the bride’s parents home. The P E O Society meets Monday at Mrs. Walter Hughes’s, bring a thimble and scissors. Baptist ladies hold a mid winter picnic with 36 attending. next meeting January 26 at Mrs. M D Webber. The B A Club meets Tuesday at Yeoman hall. A supper is planned for next Thursday at seven thirty at Yeoman hall to honor the returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Jewett
O. E. S. Club
West Washington Street
Edwin L. Williamson
Fairfield
Mary M. Willis
W. S. Willis
Frank E. Weston
First Baptist Church
Albert J. Williamson
Glasgow
Henry County
Blucher Farm
Round Prairie Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant News
P. E. O. Society
Walter Hughes
Yeoman Hall
Suffrage Speaker Dr Effie McCullom Jones To Visit
Mrs Effie McCullom Jones of Waterloo arrives Monday to address the P E R O Society at 2 20 PM and again at a private reception. She also speaks Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the Agassiz Room of the Library to all women, outlining her suffrage work and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie McCullom Jones
Waterloo
P. ER. O. Society
Agassiz
Barre
Iowa Suffrage Association
King’s Daughters
Burlington
Twin City
Henry Faulkner Fares Drag Wagon Start Notice
Public notice states Henry Faulkner will begin a small drag wagon service on Monday January 2 and requests patronage. He provides residence phone 2699 L47 for inquiries and promises prompt attention to calls.
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Henry Faulkner
Notice to Dealers and Consumers of Cigars Price Increase
Notice announces price rise for cigars due to rising production costs. From this date all 5c cigars will cost 5c to consumers straight. Signatories are Fred M. Raible W. F. Bevering and C. F. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Raible
W. F. Bevering
C. F. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abe Datty Journal
Bowanal Printing CO. Publishers
First Methodist Church
Second Streets
H. A. Anspach
Anton Carlson
Christian
Proadway
C Streets
New Chicago
Depot
Sixth Streets
L. B. Kubas
Fisherman's Club
Capitol Grounds
College Addition
Mission
Bert Barrow
W. R. Keesey
New Chicago Mission
Church South
B. F. Hubbard
Cectee
Frank D. Kerrick
Iowa State Savings Bank
John T. Davies
Undertaker
George Q. Loesch
L. E
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