Weekend church services fill Corner Briggs area with ministry
A list of Sunday services across multiple churches in the Corner Briggs and Court streets area is announced. Pastors Rev. Wilbur K. Keesey Rev. H. A. Mosser Rev. Chas. F. H. Morton and others lead morning and evening preachings with Sunday School sessions and special programs. Notable speakers include Grace Dawgon from Iowa Bible Training School and Rev. Polly from First Christian Church.
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Briggs and
Court Streets
Wilbur KR. Keesey
Bunday
Keesey
Washington and
Main Streets
H. A. Mosser
Bunday School
Broadway
C Streets
R. H. Polly
America
Third Streets
A. R. Toothacre
Christian Science First Church of Christ Seientist
Agassiz
Fatfr
North Main and
Hempstead Streets
FE. G. McKibben
Kuhns
Father
Fisherman’s Club
College Addition
Mission
Barrow
The
First Christian Church
Polly
For Rent: Barn and Light Housekeeping Rooms
For Rent notice lists a good barn on South Sixth Street with evening call number 3472. Separate unit offers light housekeeping rooms downstairs at 405 West Burlington Street with phone numbers 3456 and 356.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sixth Street
West Burlington Street
I. B. Shields
5Th and Harrison
New South Park
E. B. Shields
5Th and
Harrison Sts
A. J. Smith
North B Street
John Davidson
South D Street
Laura M. Light
South Secand Steel
Fairfield
James Bailey
Wisconsin Farm Lands Landology
Landology
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Building
Marinette
Wisconsin
Library Exhibits Photos of German Prisoners at Six Camps
The Public Library displays a sixty two page volume with pictures of German prisoners from six large British prison camps. The photographs are on fine paper and may be viewed at the Library.
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Great Britain
Eugene McKee Dies in Chicago
Word has been received of the death of Eugene McKee of Chicago He was born October 12 1881 in this city and reared here He was the son of Mr and Mrs David McKee He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McKee
Chicago
David McKee
Local visitors noted in city yesterday
Mr and Mrs Carl Fiieberg and son Carl and daughter Elsie of Birmingham visited friends in the city yesterday Mrs Henry Pickard of Pleasant Plain visited friends in the city yesterday Miss Esther Condon of New London visited yesterday with Misses Dorothy and Agnes Jones who attend Parsons College The Iowa State Savings Bank has been appointed administrator of the Frank W Campbell estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fiieberg
Carl
Elsie
Birmingham
Henry Pickard
Pleasant Plain
Esther Condon
New London
Dorothy
Agnes Jones
Parsons College
The
Iowa State Savings Bank
Frank W. Campbell
Lost gray comb with rhinestone settings
Between the Orpheum and Hempstead Street on Second Street a gray comb with rhinestone settings was lost. Finder call 2459, 371.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Hempstead Street
Second Street
Wanted a girl for general housework and child care
Classified ad offering a housework and child care position and a separate career opportunity. Mentions Prof A R Morris contact, telephone, and an employment plan promising earnings. Also advertises wholesale groceries with a sales opportunity, no capital required, protected territory, and Chicago address for John Sexton & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Morris
John Sexton & CO
Lake and
Franklin Streets
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Methodist Church
Second Streets
A. Anspach
Anton Carlson
Christian
United Presbyterian
New Chicago
West Monroe Street
F. C. Behner
Free Methodist Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Gus Scott
Fisherman's Club
B. F. Wnorowski
BE. R
Art McCormack
Scheffel
L. J. Hershberger
People
Golumn
H. P. McLaughlin Co
Ibuyers
Stubbs
South Park
Third, Fourth and
Fifth Streets
Pancoast, Hendrickson & Ronk
Fur
Ther Information
J. R. Hoyle
Gairfield Theater
Harry Carey
Cheyenne
Eddie Lyons
Edith Roberts
Robinson Crusoe
Robert Leonard
Pearl OF
ARMY
PATHE
Jefferson County Abstract and Loan Company
E. R. Smith
Wyoming
Woming
Burlington
Douglas
Converse County
Moorcroft
Gillette
FTC
S. B. Howard
Q. Building
Omaha
Nebraska
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