Personal Record: Sunday Movements in Cities
A column listing residents and visitors from Lena, Forreston, Freeport, Monroe, Pecatonica, Rockford, Dixon, Chicago, Wilmette, Sterling, and other locales. Names include Harry Moogh, Orelda Wingert, Louis Propp, Ross Oblander, Bert Nelson, Henry Evans, Karl Knecht, Illiam Johnson, Rev Fr Baumgarten, Fred Thomas, GC Kuhlemeier, Mrs C A Solliday, George Ohlendorf, Samuel Byers, F D Stiles, J H Bamberger, Mrs George Ford, John Hartman, Mae Rideout, Mrs J E Baker, Mrs F W Krauthoff, Mr and Mrs Harry Needham, Jacob Sanderson, Mrs H Guenther, Ella Guenther, N A Walker, Rev W G Thrall, Otto Kiechhaefer, Miss Lelia Rhinehart, D H Long, J A Crain, Captain Carl Crain, Misses Lichtenberger and Skelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moogh
Chicago
Orelda Wingert
Lena
Louis Propp
Rockford
Ross Oblander
Peto
Bert Nelson
Henry Evans
Memphis
Tenn
Karl Knecht
Freeport Friends
Illiam Johnson
Dixon
Fr. Baumgarten
Fred Thomas
Monroe
Friends
Pearl City
C. A. Solliday
Winslow
George Ohlendorf
Samuel Byers
Forreston
F. D. Stiles
Orangeville
J.H. Bamberger
George Ford
Rockord
John Hartman
Local club notices and staff changes in Freeport area
Aeolian club meets with Miss Gilbert this evening. Card party at K G hall tonight by the Globe Home Garrison. Charles Faringer joins Freeport Railway. Evergreen lodge prepares M M degree work. S S teachers union to meet Tuesday at 2 at the tabernacle. Miss Sadie Cady accepts position at C B Rouse Racket Store in Van Buren Street. Percy Marvin adjudged insane in county court today and will be moved to Watertown tomorrow. J Cluebine finishes a seventy foot wooden bridge at Bennetham lumber camp near Scioto Mills. Sisters of St Vincent's orphanage thank Gibler and Lowrie for opera proceeds. Mrs Lena K Stine and sons with the Ludolphs visit Blackhawk monument and stay at Rodemeier home. Policeman Rummelhagen and Fireman Brown resume duties after twenty days off. Policeman Miller and Fireman Bos hort begin vacations yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.G. Hall
Globe Home
Charles Faringer
Freeport Railway
Ight & Power Co
Evergreen Lodge No. 170
S. S. Teachers’ Union
Tabernacle
Sadie Cady
C.B. Rouse
van Buren Street
Percy Marvin
Watertown Morrow
J. Cluebine
Bennetham
Scioto Mills
St. Vincent's Orphanage
Gibler and Lowrie
Lena K. Stine and
John Ludolph
Blackhawk Monument
J.A. Rodemeier
Frank Rummelhagen
Edward Brown
William Miller
William Boshort
Rocky Mountain Tea Prompts Value Questions
A fragmented quote ponders consumer value and money with unclear context, mentioning Rocky Mountain Tea and names like Garth and Joseph Emmert. The garbled OCR suggests a discussion on paying for goods and perceived worth, but lacks coherent narrative or concrete events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Tea
Garth
Joseph Emmert
Sunday Besieges Citadels of Sin in Freeport Evangeli
Crowds of about five thousand fill the tabernacle to hear William A Sunday, who denounces whiskey dispensers and hypocrisy in religion. The veteran evangelist aims to regenerate the city, with speculation running high about his impact and potential conversions amid mixed public opinion.
Sunday’s towering sermon craft reshapes moral vision
A Minnesota governor and state senator lauds Rev. William A. Sunday, praising his preaching as freeing souls from sin. The tribute commends Sunday’s forensic eloquence, scriptural exegesis, and forceful delivery, noting his pupils and audience respond with growing desire to hear him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon A. Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
Charles R. R. Boostrom
Southern Minnesota Normal College
William A. Sunday
Sunday
Embury
Sunday Evangelist Promotes Faith Over Skepticism at Tabernacle
At Saturday services Mr Sunday outlined his mission to please God rather than people. He announced Rev Elijah P Brown will lead a 3 PM Tuesday meeting and Bible study daily at 10 AM starting Wednesday. Brown, a former newspaper man who created Rams Horn, left a $20 000 yearly salary to evangelize. Sunday framed faith as the core of Christian life, attacked Bible critics and agnosticism, and urged opposition to social ills while warning against compromising doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sunday
Sunday
Shelley
Tabernacle
Elijah P. Brown
Rams Horn
Brown
Sunday Morning Sermon by Mr Sunday on Acts 19 2
Mr Sunday preached to a large Sunday morning congregation using Acts 19 2 as his text. He described the Holy Spirit as the continuation of Jesus Christ, asserted the Spirit’s personality, stressed the divinity of Christ, and explained away questions about Jesus as the Son of God born of the Virgin Mary. He spoke on God the Father and mankind, highlighted Sampson’s deeds, and urged spiritual regeneration amid church inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erigland
Sunday
Mr. Sunday
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Jesus
Man
Sampson
Sunday Evening Service at Tabernacle Draws Thousands
Large crowds filled the tabernacle to hear Mr. Sunday preach on moral reform and counterfeits in religion. He urged doubling capacity by Tuesday, denounced hypocrisy in churches and society, attacked whisky influence, and stressed conscience, faith, and morality with examples. Sunday planned to return to conduct tomorrow evening’s service with Mrs. Sunday.
Death Mystery Cleared in Freeport After Identity Found
Coroner Pecks receives letter from W S Woodward of Gas City Kansas detailing the long mystery of a youth killed by a train in Wallace yard and buried as unknown. The boy’s parents in Bronson Kansas were identified, the body exhumed, and burial reversed as the Woodward family learns their son is alive and later returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Yard
Gas City
Kan
W. B. Peck
W. S. Woodward
Woodward
Freeport
United States
Bronson
S. Woodward
People and Delights From Lena in April 80
Albert Gishwiller visited from Rockford. Mr and Mrs W H Goodrich of Pearl City were Lena relatives guests. Mrs Will Dammeier and others visited Freeport ill Mrs Chas Boeke. Miss Anna Diggs returned from Chicago. Mrs R B Leamon and daughter Eddine went to Freeport. Carrie Wise and Dave Bratley visited BE Fitzgeralds. Orelda Wingart toured the county seat. F P Foll and C A Newell visited Freeport. Emmett Reeser visited Pearl City. Mrs Byron Dawss Sunday school class surprised her at home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Albert Gishwiller
Rockford
W. H. Goodrich
Pearl City
Mesdames
Will Dammeier
H. F. Altenbern
Fred
Freeport
Chas. Boeke
Anna Diggs
Chicago
R. B. Leamon
Eddine
Carrie Wise
Dave Bratley
Rock Grove
P. Fitzgerald
Orelda Wingart Way
P, Foll
C. A. Newell
W. H. Foll
Emmett Reeser
Byron Daws
Grange Banks Aim to Spread Across Nation
Philadelphia April 30 Special. Following the success of the first grange bank in the United States, Pennsylvania farmers plan to open fifty more banks and expect a nationwide chain within five years. Optimists foresee central banking organizations enabling exchange clearance, with banks run and supported by farmers under the National Grange, spanning rural townships nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Farmers of
Pennsylvania
National Grange
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Nda
Gaia Santa Gbo
Sindey
Hphis
Freeportas
International Typoileal Union
Mae Rideout
J. E. Baker
Madison
F. W. Krauthoff
Harry Needham
Pecatonica
Frank Acker
Forrest
Jacob Sanderson
Milwaukee
H. Guenther
Ella
Wheaton
N. A. Walker
Sterling
H. Clatworthy
W. G. Thrall
Lawrence
Otto Kiechhaefer
Lelia Rhinehart
Centralia
Frank Troutnon
D. H. Long
Rochester
N.Y
A. V. Hart
J. A. Crain
Carl Crain
Fort Sheridan
Philippines
Josephine Lichtenberger
Katharine Skelly
F. A. Read Millinery
The
Aeolian Club
Gilbert
Tab
Ernacle
Key
Workers of
Crisy
Mask of Religion
Quence of Evangelist—Syn
Opsis
Efect
Sunsday
Fischer
Ladies’ Home Journal
Iowa
Maxwell Police Station
Ganges
England
City
Peck
Freeport Plumbing
Stephenton Street
Albertson & Stemm
Albertson
Galena St
Opp
Ni Y. Ho the Cable CO
Stemm
Buster Brown
Ige SuIpr Tarry Jane
Buster Browh CO
Wm. Walton
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