Church notices list weekly meetings and talks in Moline churches
A sequence of church and society events fills Tuesday through Friday in Moline. Mothers, Century Club, Coral Workers, Missionary Union, and Woman's Home Missionary Society schedule afternoon talks, suppers, and meetings with leaders Miss George Miss Yeomans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss George
Century Club
Mary Ainsworth
Bluff
Sixth Street
Rock Island
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Clark
Coral Workers
Miss Yeomans
Fisk University
Nashvile Tenn
Sooclok
Yeomans
Pish University
South
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at First Methodist
The Ladies Aid Society of First Methodist meets as usual Thursday afternoon at the church. Next Sunday Mrs BOF ath moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Mrs Bof
Ath Moe
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Talk on The Church and the Stage
Christ Episcopal notice lists St Margaret's Guild meeting with the Misses Lyford at 2030 Third Avenue. The Woman's auxiliary gathers Wednesday afternoon at the rectory. Next Sunday the actors' church alliance will be celebrated with Rev Burrell speaking on The church and the Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Margaret's Guild
Swedish church activities and meetings outlined
Seven pew members participated in yesterday's communion at the Swedish Methodist Church. Tonight the Scandinavian Temperance Union Teets at the Swedish Baptist Church with Liljegren speaking. Tomorrow evening the quarterly conference is set and Friday features a meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with Mrs Brigzedle of Rock Island as speaker.
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The
Scandinavian Temperance Union
Swedish Baptist Church
Res
Foreign Missionary Society
Brigzedle
Rock Trland
Swedish Lutheran Young Peoples Society Meets in Sweden
The Young Peoples society will meet in Sweden and be addressed by Rev M Nagvall of Rock Island. The Rock Island district opens its sessions with evening meetings in Swe dena through Wednesday. Attendees from Hemborg will participate and a speaker will present in Swedish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Nagvall
Rock Island
Toresdas
Rock Tshunet
Swedena
St Ansgarius to Host May Festival with Noted Speakers
A Sunday service occurred at 780 Industrial Home with a sermon on sin and remedies. Rev Herman Lindberg of Chicago has accepted an invitation to speak at the industrial home May festival. The Swedish Olive sextet will sing selections and Rev Carl A Nyblodh of Galesburg will give an English address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgarius Church
Chicago
Herman Lindberg
Carl A Nyblodh
Galesburg
First Baptist Church Session and Missionary Society Events
The First Baptist Church will convene tomorrow at 10 o clock and continue through Wednesday afternoon. Midweek prayer meeting is Wednesday evening. The missionary society meets with Mrs Peter sen at 28 Sixth Avenue. Mrs Bryant will lead Friday evening. The Packets Union hosts its students hour and a declamatory contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodine
Orion
Augustana Book Concern
Chur
Mission Society
N. Carlson
Seventeenth Avenue
Woman's Society
J A. Hallgren
Agonetta Nystrom
Rock Island
First Baptist Church
Ciery
J) Petersen
Sixth Avenue
R . Bryant
Packets Union
Engine And Crew In Destructive Freight Yard Collision
A freight train collision occurred at Rack Island and Peetha Yards near Fifteenth Street when a switch engine derailed and damaged two coaches. Engineer Peuget was at the throttle. the crash caused car damage, derailment, and a blocked track, with repairs required for the locomotive and freight cars.
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Noo
Frogetiueer
Fepot
Rack Island
Peetha
Fifteenth Street
Boch Island
Peuget
Trr
Uwe Fredehttrom
Notice to Gebred ta me patrons to settle accounts
All persons knowing themselves in Gebred ta me will confer a major by taking at the store and settling their accounts at once, GEORGE H CHASE.
Tragic Death of 19 Month Old Pan sy Youd
The 19 month old Pan sy Youd of Seventeenth Avenue and Sixt Seventh Street died after a scalding accident in a kitchen pan of boiling water. She also suffered pneumonia and blood poisoning before passing away Saturday. Funeral held at 4 pm with Rev Bryant at Riverside cemetery. Back copies of the Journal available at the business office.
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Pansy Youd
William Youd
Seventeenth Avenue
Mrs Robert W Davis Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Robert W Davis formerly Miss Katherine Tubah died at 3 15 yesterday after pneumonia and pleurisy. She married Robert W Davis on Tuesday April 8 at the First Baptist church in Moline and planned to reside at the bride s home. Born September 1879 in Moline she was active in the King s Daughters and First Baptist church. Survivors include her husband parents and three brothers Godfrey Harold and William and two sisters Elizabeth and Pearl. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Robert W. Davis
Katherine Tubah
Miss Tubah
Rober W. Davis
R. W Davis
South Moline
Godfrey Tubah
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
R. C. Bryant
First Baptist Church
Davis
Moline
Sptember
King’s Daughters
Godfrey
Harold
William
T Elizabeth
Pearl
Social and Personal Bits of the Iron Molders Union Event
The Iron Molders Union No. 37 hosted an entertaining evening at Industrial Hall last February with a women led surprise and a 14-welcome banquet. Notables include Missionary Swanson and Mrs Judy’s Davenport welcome as Rev and Mrs Judy receive praise. Local marriages licenses, birthdays, bowling records, and career moves in Moline Davenport and Rock Island feature in this compact society note.
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Union No .37
Inten
Arthur M Judy
Davenport
Unity Hall
Rev
Judy
Lee Grabbe
Rev Judy
Hey
Local News Roundup From South Moline
Mrs Gust Peterson returns home from Mercy hospital after rib removal operation five weeks ago. Chas V Grogs departs to Maquoketa for rheumatism. Mrs Albert Lindbloom leaves hospital after pneumonia. John Olson of Mansaro Sweden visits Mrs Peter Walstram. J F Giles sells gray team to J C Crouch. X E E card club hosts Cinque game with prizes awarded to Mrs Josephine Nelson Kate Stearns John Hawks Jon Long. Mrs Stuhr serves refreshments at event.
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Mansaro
Sweden
Peter Walstram
J F Giles
J. C. Crouch
Séers
X. E. E. Card Club
Mra
Henry Stunk
Jon Long
Rock Island Board Adopts Manual Training in Place of Chemistry
At a special meeting the Rock Island board of education accepted Principal J F Darbys recommendation to substitute manual training for chemistry in the high school course. They cite expense and fire risk as reasons and note chemistry is not essential for college admissions while the school remains accredited. The manual training dept moves to the basement of the new school and becomes an elective.
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Rock Island Board of Education
J. F. Darby
Delegates Named by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans selected delegates to the department encampment at Rock Island. Miss Margaret Atkinson and Miss Myra Slocum are chosen as delegates, with Miss Nellie Benell and Miss Vera Brumbaugh as alternates for the national convention in Washington.
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Ladies Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
Rock Island
Margaret Atkinson
Myra Slocum
Washington
Nellie Benell
Vera Brumbaugh
Memorial meeting for Lieut Charles Reese and civic improvement plans
Members of Ben Butterworth Post No 20 LV A meet at 9 AM tomorrow to attend Lieut Charles Reese of Company E Second Town cavalry's funeral. An evening meeting at 180 oclock at Mrs Huntoon's home discusses forming a central civic improvement body. Contractor Craig has begun remodeling the Chase block bunk well with side room removed and interior cleaned.
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Ben Butterworth Post
No. 20
LV. A
Charles Reese
Company E
Second Town Cavalry
JI C Moore
Jule Newton
Ocluk
Huntoon
Seventeenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Craig
Election tally for School District No 40 remits Albert Beal
Voters in School District No 40 cast 977 ballots with 42 from the first precinct and 42 from the second. No candidate received a position. Board results list totals for a three year term with rows showing minor totals and percentages.
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Smatucady
Remit Ein
Albert Mi Beal
City Consoral Parlors Set New Prices
New price cards issued show face massage rising to 16 cents from 6 and beard trimming fixed at 10 cents. Closing hours remain unchanged.
Davenport Family Faces Murder Charges And Tragedy
The Davenport family of Davenport is swept by grief and legal peril after two members are held for murder in Kansas City and a son is hospitalized from injuries suffered at a ball game last week.
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Donahoo
Davenport
Kansas City
Upcoming Events Dance and Anniversary Notices
Watch Tower hosts a Monarch Club dance on April 24 at Turner Hall. Thorlodge No 9 LoO of Vv. holds an anniversary celebration on May 10, details noted for readers.
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Watch Tower
Monarch Club
Turner Hall
Thorlodge
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FIRST
Woman's Home Missionary Society
King's Daughters
Board of Stewards
F .A. Burgston
First Methodist
Christ Episcopal
John Swanson
Batavia
Crockery Dept
Parceaiers
ST. Ansgarius
First Baptist
George H Chase
Yodo
MPN
Derby Ant
McKinnie Block
Bryant
Riverside Cemetery
Journal Business Office
Aete
Agites
Robert Davis
Swanson
John Swensen
India
Midster
Custus School of Business
Thie
Mechaufsky
Muscatine
RG Hudson
Twelfth Street
Hubbard
Newton Vanderslice
Black Hawk Township
Paulina Hoefle
Rural
Henry Darman
Augusta Porstrum
Buffalo
Iowa
Adams
Te Court House
Marshal Tripp of
Peoria
J L. Reeves
Norfolk
John W. Day
Grace Huntoon
Bainmoon
Tri-Cities
George Dunn
J W . Watzek
Kraymeom Peck
Correll
Coleman National Business College
Newark
Philadelphia
Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association
Lister
Justus School
Sadler School of
Baltimore
Peter Vogt
Barnard & Leas's
Woodlawn
Ladies’ Aid
EAM Heimbeck
Geo. W. Wood
Ers
A. J. Smith
Eeree Chas
F. Dewend
Fred J. Huntoon
Fred Sundeen
Aon
U. S. Clothing Co
F B. D. Clothes
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