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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
Excavation for the Eddy place project by E A Barnes begins next week as the old Eddy home is dismantled. The two halves will be moved to the street and reassembled as modern houses, transforming land once owned by S L Ed County into the Eddy Addition on the town map.
March is a dangerous month for pneumonia with high mortality after a hard winter. Prompt intelligent attention reduces risk. Pneumonia can start from throat germs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps expel mucus and prevent pneumonia. Pleasant for children. Sold by Broxam and Hinckley and Staack Luckieah.
In Maquskets Iowa the Rice Building hosts sutting services at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday testimonial meetings at 7:20 p.m. Sunday School begins at 9:45 p.m. A public reading room is open Wednesday. The lesson subject for the sermon on Sunday March 27 is Reality.
Nick Ostert and Minnie Peters were married by Justice Ralston on Wednesday afternoon March 23 in Lawn. The bride's father Louis Peters and Mrs. Dore Gnade attended, with friends present. The couple plan a short wedding trip to Davenport and will settle on a farm east of Lawn. Geo. Blake, Sr. returns from Texas Saturday. Anda Seyfert of Lost Nation visited Mrs. A. S. Blakely and Miss Myrtle. W. B. Clark left for Delmar after wintering with his son Verne.
Attendance rose during a week long revival led by A H Lovett with L E Brough preaching. Sixty seven members from various churches came forward for consecration or Christ interest. fourteen baptized. finances covered. results viewed as spiritually strong and inspiring future evangelistic work.
Sunrise service Epworth League 6 30 a m Morning service Knights Templar Exster 3 00 p m Easter concert Choir and orchestra 7 30 Good Friday evening Baptism of youths and adults 7 30 Morning service Voluntary Hymn Creed Anthem He Is Risen Baptism of infants Offertory Roses and Orchids Reception of members Anthem The Days of Victory Dawn Benediction Postlude Evening Service Processional Orchestra Hym Let Earth and Heaven Agree Anthem So, in the Grave He Lay Orchestra Coronation Overturn Offertory Behold the Glories of the Anthem Jesus And Shall It Ever Be Orchestra March Postlude
The church invites all to Easter services and Good Friday night baptism. Prayer meetings in the study at 5:15, Bible School at 6:45, Brotherhood at 9:45, morning preaching at 11:00 by the pastor, and 7:50 evening service. The pastor speaks on Who Will Bell Away the Stone and Will There Be A Resurrection of the Dead.
A church announces a special nightly community service led by Pastor L. E. Brough and invites new attendees. The notice lists the church study and provides a contact phone, Block 458, for more information.
Free Methodist Church notes outline a district quarterly meeting at the Free Methodist church from March 21 to 27. Speakers include Rev. G. W. Saunders of Chicago and Prof. B. S. Cooper of Evansville Wisconsin. Program features a Christian Workers Convention and evangelistic services each day with morning and afternoon sessions and Sunday services led by John Watterson.
Easter Sunday at Monmouth Methodist Church highlights the Resurrection message. Worship includes an evening service inviting renewed devotion to God and Christ. The claim rests on the belief that because Christ lives, believers will too.
The text presents a religious reflection on renewed hopes for the season, invoking faith, the Divine Will, and the promise of comfort for those who mourn. It emphasizes eternal life through a sacred question and response, aiming to strengthen belief and consolation.
The text notes a church service plan with a 1:00 a.m. second celebration and a sermon. Evening prayers at 7:30 p.m. offerings on Lent to be applied to the national quota, labeled as 2 marks. Sunday school at 10 o'clock sharp.
Delmar Presbyterian Church hosts an illustrated lecture Shadow of the Cross at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Easter Sunday features Mason Lodge guests with special music and an Easter Cantata by choir and orchestra Sunday evening at 7. Wednesday March 30 includes a vocal concert by William J. Rhodes, a blinded Cornell student from Se. Vernon.
Sunday school at 9 40 and 11 09 services announce The Future Easter music and Lenten Cantata. The Easter program features the Sunday school aided by the choir with rehearsals Friday and Saturday afternoon at 3200 at the church.
Announcement for Easter worship at the church with a 11:00 a.m. service led by Pastor Vern and a short Easter program. Songs will be sung and an infant baptism and adult membership will be administered.
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