Local churches schedule Sunday services across city
A listing of church services includes Presbyterian Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m., Methodist Episcopal morning sermon at 11:00 a.m., evening services, Christian and Baptist church times, Lutheran and Free Methodist schedules, Christian Science readings, Bethel A. M. E. Church services, and a New Chicago Mission event, inviting all to attend.
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Presbyterian
C. E
Methodist Episcopal Church
Briggs and
Court Sts. C
Tennant
Christian Church
R. H. Polly
New
Chicago Mission Booth Depot Street
L. E. Kuhns
Baptist Church
Broadway
Third Streets
Rolland Butler
Second Streets
H. A. Anspach
Free Methodist
West Monroe Street
F. C. Behner
Young Peoples Meeting
Christiaw
Agassiz
Poles Launch Counter‑Offensive on Galician Front
Polish forces opened a counter-offensive along the Galician Volhynian front on Saturday. Advices from war offices say they have broken the Ukrainian line at several points. Lember Halice Feefiway line is again described as contested, with reports of renewed resistance and shifts in control.
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Paris
Daly
Lember-Halice- Feefiway
Jefferson county soldiers hailed in rain drenched homecoming
A large crowd gathered at Chautauqua park in Fairfield to honor Jefferson county World War I veterans, sailors, and nurses. Despite heavy rain and rescheduling, the event featured two bands, a parade, floats, and remarks by Attorney Arthur G. Jordan praising the American Legion and the nation’s war effort.
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Fairfield
Jefferson County
Chautauqua Park
Fourthegimental Band
Herb
Unkrich
Miss Margaret Potts and Frank Snakenberg Wed Near Delta
Miss Margaret May Potts of Libertyville married Frank L. Snakenberg of Delta on Thursday at four o clock with Rev. Tennant officiating. They will reside on a farm near Delta, joined by Mr and Mrs John Allison of Eldon.
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Margaret May Potts
Libertyville
Frank L. Snakenberg
Delta
Tennant
John Allison
Eldon
Frederick Nelson Saves Girl at Sunnyside Beach
A 15 year old Dubuque Boy Scout and Fairfield native Frederick Nelson saved 13 year old Bernice Derry from drowning at Sunnyside Beach. Nelson heard the call for help across the pond and dived after her as she went under for the third time. This marks Nelson’s second rescue from drowning.
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Fairfield
Bernice Derry
Dubuque
Joan Frush
Young Nelson
Fireworks Display Tonight at Park
Rain forced a postponement from last night. The show will be fired at ten oclock this evening in the park instead of the fair grounds. If weather clears, the expert will handle the display tonight as contracted to avoid extra costs. committee chairmen approved the plan and a large crowd is expected.
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Fair
Society at the Big Fight in Toledo
Toledo notes that society turned a prize fight into a major event with four hundred spectators in fine dress. Long roofed boxes high above the ring housed swell ladies from New York and other cities, boasting dinner gowns and hats while watching from a distant vantage.
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Toledo
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Theacific
Elks to Stage Big Meet in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts a major Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention opening Sunday. The event is billed to eclipse prior gatherings in attendance and entertainment for visiting Elks and their ladies.
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Elks
Atlantic City
N. J
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Senate reaffirms stance on prohibition in Canada
Ottawa July 4 The senate reaffirmed its position on prohibition. The government measure to extend national prohibition for a year after the war was stripped of the clause, effectively killing the bill with peace. Sir James boughted, the government leader, proposed an amendment to restore the clause but it failed. The act did not itself enact prohibition but allowed liquor import into dry provinces from wet ones, leaving prohibition to the provinces. It may permit other provinces to import wine and beer from Quebec where sale is legal.
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Ottawa
Ont
Senate of Canada
Senate
James Boughted
Quebec
Hear The Bible and The League of Nations Baptist Service
On Sunday evening a Baptist church lawn gathering will feature a program titled Hear The Bible and The League of Nations. Attention will be on scriptural themes and global affairs as part of the outdoor service held at 644-5 location.
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the Bible
Baptist
The
Bible
League of Nations
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Daily Journal
Durnal Printing CO. Publishers
ME Taylor Quaa
R. Taylor
Fair Clothing
Rain Mars
Court House
Navy
G. A. AR
America
Red Cross
Community Bible Class
T. W. Hannah
Ray Maxwell
Farm Bureau
Mohr & Crow
Belgium
Germany
John T. Davies
Julia Roth
Great Britain
John Buchan
France
Art Donovan
Til Johnson
Italy
Margaret Irving Co
L. O. Gaines
Burlington Street
John McVicker
Des Moines
Iowa
American Legion
Arthur G. Jordan
Soliers
Mac Vicker
Impart
United States of America
Society
Fredrick Nelson
Girl
Sunnyside
Canada
Susan
Chaol
Hunmot
National Biscuit Company
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