Sunday church notices and services listed
Sunday Christian Science service at 110 a.m. with lesson subject As the Universe including Man Evolved in Atomic Forces tomorrow. St George's Episcopal church invites parishioners to a Sunday evening overview by Burness of Mossville, Miss Veale to perform violin. First Baptist Church hosts 80 ALM Bible school with L M Westrate as superintendent and a call to bring friends.
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Christian Science
Roos
N. Randolph St
St. George's Episcopal
Burness of
First Baptist Church
L. M. Westrate
Bible School
E. IL McCalley
Worship Services Invite Community at Trinity Lutheran and First Presbyterian
Trinity Lutheran offers an 1045 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. service with topics The Great Law of Love and Communism vs Lutheranism. First Presbyterian hosts Miss Gertrude L. Sehultz of New York City at 10:45 a.m. on The High Points, with Sunday School at 9:30 and a Christian Endeavor tea at 6 p.m. Then at 7 p.m. Miss Schultz speaks and the pastor delivers A Beautiful Story of Love and Friendship.
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Trinity Lutheran
First Presbyterian
Gertrude L. Sehultz
New York City
Sehultz
B. H. Currens
Teachers’ College
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Colchester Sunday School Plans Junior Quartet Event
Free Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 and worship with sermon at 7 30 PM. Junior quartet from Colchester Sunday School will participate in the program.
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Free Methodist Church
Colchester
Relief remedies offered by National Medical Institute ad
Ladies urged to use Triumph Pills described as safe and dependable for proper cases. Pills not sold in drug stores and customers are warned not to experiment with others. Free information on Relief and particulars provided by letter to National Medical Institute.
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National Medical Institute
Evening Service Public Invitation
A church notice invites everyone to a special number at the evening service. Pastor O A Seuit extends a cordial invitation to all members and attendees.
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O. A. Seuit
Universalist Sunday School and Methodist Service Plans
The Universalist Church offers Sunday School at 9 30 led by Prof Hursh with other classes and teachers and a 7 30 sermon. William Harris is superintendent. The Methodist Episcopal Pastor Rev T M Bloomer notes Sunday services in support of the Sunday school with state convention delegates presenting new plans for advance work. Mina Clark of Chicago will give a 10 5 address on effective Sunday school work with office meetings at 3 and Epworth League at 7. Special music features include the orchestra choir and a duet by Miss Spicer and Miss Moon.
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Universalist Church
Hursh
William Harris
Methodist Episcopal
T. M. Bloomer
Mina Clark
Chicago
Epworth Teague
Miss Spicer
Miss Moon
Open air meeting at Jackson St Presbyterian schedule
The notice lists an open air meeting tonight at the City Park corner with Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Preaching at 10:45 and 2:30 p.m. CE then 6:30. Men's Prayer Circle Monday at 7:30. Wednesday open air meeting at 7 and prayer at 7:45 followed by choir rehearsal. Verse quoted about loving the world and the Father.
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Jackson St. Presbyterian
Gerstenkorn
Clauss
KE. Carroll
Christian Church Bible School and Communion Schedule
The church offers Bible school at 9:30 with suitable classes for all. Communion will be during morning worship at 10:45. Christian Endeavor at 7:0? p.m. invites all young people to attend.
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Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Evening service duties announced at Doth Church
Owing to the pastor’s absence the pulpit will be occupied in the morning by Prof. E. B. E. VanCleve and in the evening by Prof. R. R. Simpkins. A cordial welcome and good music at both services.
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EB. E. VanCleve
R. R. Simpkins
Golden and Silver Weddings Celebrated in Astoria and Plymouth
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Bollinger of Astoria and the twenty fifth of Mr and Mrs Henry Beghtel of Plymouth were celebrated last Sunday at the Bollinger daughter Mrs John Winston’s home with a family dinner and social time. A purse of 71 dollars was given to Mr Bollinger and a silver thimble to Mrs Bollinger along with other gifts. The Bollingers have eleven children, many relatives attended including Ivens Bollinger and two daughters, James Bollinger, and extended family from Farmington Cochester Benson and Table Grove among others. The day was described as a pleasant memory for attendees.
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John Bollinger
Astoria
Henry Beghtel
Plymouth
John Winston
Bollinger
Norris
Hazel Beman
Oris Lewis
Carthage
James Bollinger
Farmington
Lil
Henry Beglitol
Kenneth Bollinger
Ed Myers
Cochester
Anna Meyers
Colchester
Glen
Russel
Stamp-laden letter from Odessa amazes Galesburg readers
A letter to Seldes in Galesburg arrived with over a foot of stamps plastered along a pasted paper. Eighty five large stamps were needed for the few pages, valued at 675 000 rubles about 90 cents US. The stamps bear the number 7 500 and reflect wartime paper costs and curiosity about stamp values.
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Seldes
Galesburg
Odessa
Black Sea
United States
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised Remedy
A customer essay from Henry C. Thorne of Boston praises Foley Cathartic Tablets for relieving summer indigestion headaches and nervous distress. The ad claims the tablets cleanse the bowels reduce bloating and improve liver function without pain or nausea.
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Henry C. Thorne
Harrison Ave
Boston
Mass
Darvin
Cost of Collecting Income Taxes in the United States
Discussion on the actual cost of collecting federal income and internal revenue taxes. Estimates clashed, but figures show costs around 55 to 87 cents per $100 collected for 1920 and 1921, with enforcement expenses included.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Hlere
Oldest Alaskan bear killed by Lodian hunter in Seattle
Alaska's reputed oldest bear was slain by a Lodian hunter and sent to Seattle on a vessel. The hide measures 11 feet 1 inch, the bear stood six feet high at the shoulder, and its weight was estimated at 1700 pounds. Natives say the toothless brain and chinless jaw hint at a long minit, tied to a village legend of a Great Bear from generations past.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Anchorage
Stiff collar quarrel links past lovers now widowed bride
In Portland Maine Charles Love once balked at a stiff collar during an old quarrel with his sweetheart Leona. He left, served as a seaman, returned to marry her after she became a widow. A birthday party for a schoolmate prompted Leona to tell Charlie to wear the collar, and she shook him.
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Portland
Charles Love
Charles
Gea
Ste
Whitinsville Man Re-elected Constable for 52nd Time
At the annual town meeting in Whitinsville Massachusetts he was elected constable for the fifty second time. The veteran officeholder is seventy seven years old and hails from Cross of Northbridge.
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Whitinsville
Mass
Cross of
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