Baptist Church Children Day Services Next Sunday
Church announces Children's Day services next Sunday evening at eight o clock with parents and friends welcome. Prayer meeting will be held Wednesday at eight. Due to the pastor's absence at the Northern Baptist convention the meeting is led by brethren. Bible class postponed for two weeks.
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Baptist’ Church
Brethren
No regular morning service next Sunday
Reminder that there will be no regular morning service next Sunday. Note the Children's Day service is scheduled at room 00 with details to follow.
First Church of Christ Scientist service in Maquoketa
Maquoketa Iowa Rice Building hosts Sunday 11:00 a.m. service and Wednesday 7:30 p.m. testimonial meetings. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Public reading room open Wednesday. Lesson subject for Sunday June 26 is Christian Science.
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Maquoketa
Iowa
Rice
Christian Science
Obituary of Helen A. Cook Lamey Pioneer Faithful Church Member
Helen A. Cook Lamey was born December 20 1836 in Meadville Pennsylvania and died June 6 1921 in Chicago Illinois at age 84. She married James Keller in 1857 and Michael Lamey in 1864. Survived by seven children from the second marriage, two siblings, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Short services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Ida Keating in Chicago conducted by Rev Thomas P Potter and Rev Walter North.
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Helen A. Cook
Meadville
Penn
Chicago
Clinton County
Lamey
James Keller
Michael Lamey
Onslow
Ida Keating
Warren Ave
Chicago. I
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sarah
Moran
Spokane
Wash
Ida
Keating
Carrie
Funeral held for longtime Congregational Church member
The body was brought to Onslow on Wednesday and funeral services were conducted Thursday at the Congregational church by Rev. Thomas P. Potter with assistance from Rev. Jesse M. Smith and Rev. B. F. Pickering. Burial followed in the Wyoming family lot. A good woman has entered into her reward.
Methodist Church Announcements and Picnic Report
Edward A Lang is minister. Sunday school at 9 44, morning service Infinite Resources at 11, Epworth League 7, evening service The Kingdom of Hand at 7. Official board and quarterly conference Friday June 24. Annual Sunday school picnic next week with time and place to be announced. Epworth League picnic at Riverview reported a successful, joyful event with ample lunch and fine crowd.
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Edward A. Lang
Epworth League
Kingdom
Riverview
St Mark's Church Schedule and Building Update
Sunday services at St Mark's include Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00, and Sunday school at 10:00 with no evening service. The Masonic Lodge will attend the morning service as a group. Friday marks the feast of St John the Baptist. Exterior pointing work on the church is finished, enhancing the building's appearance.
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St. Mark's Church
Masonic Lodge
St. John the Baptist
Free Methodist Sunday School and Quarterly Meeting
Free Methodist Sunday school will be held next Sunday at ten o'clock as usual but no preaching in the Maqapoketa church due to the quarterly meeting at Iron Hill. Rev. W J Trimble conducts the quarterly meeting at Tron Hill. Preaching at eight o'clock Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings. Sunday school at ten, preaching at eleven. You are invited to attend. John Watterson Pastor.
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Iron Hill
Maqapoketa
W. J. Trimble
Tron Hill
John Watterson
Congregational Notes Sunday Service and Sermon Notice
Sunday school and Men's Brotherhood at 9:45. Morning service at 11:00 features a special sermon. No evening service. Worship with us led by Dr. Morgan, Pastor.
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Men's Brotherhood
Why Suffer From Rheumatism Nine Out Of Ten
A health note states nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic and need no internal treatment. It claims pain relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment, aiding sleep and rest, with sales listed at Broxam Hinckley and Staack Leckie.
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Chamberlain
Broxam & Hinckley
Staack & Leckiesh
Patient Seeks Cure for Broken Heat in Lowsville News
A quirky note from the Lowsville Courier Journal reports a patient claiming a broken heat and an offered remedy described as a pretty aurea. The item reads like a local humor column or oddities snippet.
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Lowsville Courier-Journal
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