Sermon Emphasizes Love of God and Worship
The sermon by Dx. Smylie D. stresses loyalty to God as central to faith and worship. It centers on loving God above all, with the question of success or failure tied to this devotion.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
The sermon by Dx. Smylie D. stresses loyalty to God as central to faith and worship. It centers on loving God above all, with the question of success or failure tied to this devotion.
North and east are the woods and lakes of lows Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Michigan offering for enjoyment every phrase of outdoor life. Further east are the Great Lakes St. Lawrence River and Atlantic Sea Coast. Low Fares will be in effect daily all summer via the Rock Island Liner. Let me help please a delightful option.
Last Island Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Theodore Thorson on June 26. Several residents visit, shop, or call on relatives across Graettinger Estherville Hoping and nearby towns. A rusty nail incident prompts wishes for Esther Lande's quick recovery. Socials and gatherings are noted with rain postponing an ice cream social at the Race home.
Chas Clark shelled corn Friday and Saturday. Mrs Ida Wheeler visited the Jackson home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Hurlburt and son visited the Horke home Sunday. Kenneth Lowell and Lorene Clark attended the circus at Ep therville Monday. Jim Scott closed his blacksmith shop last week and will move to Wisconsin soon. Large attendance at Sunday school last week. L Dickinson shelled corn last Saturday. Clayton families fished at Lost Island Lake Sunday, catching many fish. Albert Jacobson of Graettinger visited Olsen home Sunday. Esther Breffle visited Hankey home Tuesday. Miss Hilda Warda visited Breffle Sunday afternoon. Martha Herke visited Hurlbert home Saturday. Mrs Pierson visited Henry Waube Friday afternoon. Miss Iva Randall stayed at Jackson home Monday night. Mrs Hulet went home to work. Walter Powell and brother fished Des Moines River Sunday, few fish. Z Dickinson left for Moline on business Tuesday evening. Albert Dickinson visiting parents this week. A G Herke shelled corn Monday and Tuesday. Oops frail incident: Hugh ONeil, Raymond Ryner, Clyde Trexler had motor handcar scare near Traer on way to Dysart when gas line leaked and engine caught fire then gas tank exploded but all escaped unharmed. Dysart Reporter.
A local retailer markets its discounted suits as the cheaper and better fit option, boasting fifteen years of experience. The ad urges customers to call in and purchase, promising value and reliable tailoring.
Sunday visits include Chris Jacobson family at John Nelson's and Mr and Mrs Barrett plus Mr and Mrs Barrett’s party visiting Willard Criris. The river ran high last week flooding low bottom land. Mae Jensen went to Estherville visiting Dorothy Wilson and Helen Jensen joined. Various Osher, Jensen, Larsen, Zittrick and Christensen households hosted callers and Mrs Osher plans a cement site.
Residents and visitors frequent Ames and Estherville with family travel to Spirit Lake. Names include Miss Matha Duer, Mrs. Wordel, O O Ressell, Ester ville guests, Estherville trip for commencement, attendees at the Estherville circus, and local remodeling at A C Jensen's.
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