Ladies' Benefit Circle Program at Goembel Home
At the monthly Ladies' Benefit Circle meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goembel, music featured Gladys and Irene Manion on piano and violin, plus a song by Elsie Ott. Poems included The Good Things My Mother Made by Mrs. August Mathis and A Story of Two Missionaries by Mrs. John Minch, inspired by missionary news from China.
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Harvey Goembel
Gladys
Rene Manion
Elsie Ott
August Mathis
John Minch
Foreign Missionary Service
China
Two Missionaries Bound for China in Faithful Union
A former Hooppole resident writes verse about a couple Daisy Mathis and Dr George Waugh deciding to join a missionary call to China. The narrative follows their struggle leaving home, parental advice, and a blessing for their future work, with community notes on their lives and the judge’s views on divorce.
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Hooppole
Plainfields College
Naperalle
Genese
Land Department
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Kansas
Union
Joseph
Topeka
Simon S. Ott
Gest
Moline Dispatch
Circuit Court
Rock Island
Albert Huber
W. H. Gest
Elizabeth Pierce
Ira N. Pierce
Bar Association
Huber
Rock Island County
Cook County
Pierce
National Indian War veterans seek addresses of veterans for pensions
The National Indian War veterans urge the collection of addresses of all who served against hostile Indians from the Civil War end until 1888 to place names on the association books and aid a pending congressional act. National Commander Henry Hegner and National Secretary C. R. Hauser have traveled to Washington D C to press the campaign.
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Frener
United States
N. S. Www V. Association
Congress
National Indian War Veterans
Henry Hegner
C. R. Hauser
Washington, D. C
Er. Nat
Washington D.C
Evangelist Sunday Receives $8400 Free Will Offering
At Waterloo Iowa Evangelist William Sunday ended a revival with a free will offering of 8400 dollars. During the series 3359 souls professed conversion at the meetings.
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William Sunday
Waterloo
Iowa
Wyandotte man sells 36 fine cockerele to buyers
Adolph Ott a Wyandotte man offers 36 cockerele for sale urging customers to inspect them at ry rms before buying elsewhere, claiming they are better than ever.
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Adolph Ott
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