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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1902

Page

4

Lent Sunday services mark week in Moline Churches

Yesterday's services across Moline churches drew large crowds for Lent opening observances. First Congregational featured a temperance sermon by Mr Brubaker and musical pieces including Jubilate Deo by Mendelssohn. Vesper addressed Moral Main Springs with quartet and Beck Ye the Lord. Evening Christian Endeavor discussed The Pathway of Peace. Beside church events, Century Club hosts Tuesday at 1631 6th Avenue and Benevolent Society meets Friday at 3 in the primary Sunday school room.

Esterday First Congregational Church Brubaker Mendelssohn

Sunday School Boys Club and Knox College Glee Club Event

Mrs Rohner and Mrs Pecival invite attendees to supper at 630. The Sunday School Boys Club meets Friday evening as usual. Knox College Glee Club with Miss Atwood will give an entertainment under the primary department auspices in the church audience room Friday evening.

Swedish Lutheran church holds services and meetings

Communion observed at the Swedish Lutheran church. Rev C A Hemborg delivered the first Lenten sermon. Evening services at church and south chapel. Scandinavian Society officers plan a meeting at 1123 12th Avenue with J A Wretman. Young Peoples Society debates on song versus mystic inspires. English Bible study at Oscar Freeman home 1324 7th Avenue with music and literary program. Missionary board of Augustana College meets at the book concern to discuss Alaska and Utah missions with Dr Novelius present. Ladies and Veronika societies meet at the church, with hostesses. Boys’ society meets in the evening. Weekly and confirmation classes held. Next Sunday features a song service and auditor’s report. Willing Workers present a cantata February 21.

C A Hemborg Scandinavian Society J A. Wretman 12Th Avenue Young Peoples Society English Bible ‘Ass Oscar Freeman 7Th Avenue Missionary Board of Augustana College Douglas Island Alaska Utah Novelius Ladies’ Missionary Society Ben Swanson Ben Bens Veronika Society Oscar Boman Mra Charlies Berglund Boys’ Society

Mission Tabernacle Sunday Services Draw Steady Attendance

Rev Hagstrom preached both morning and evening at Mission Tabernacle yesterday. A good attendance filled the services and the Sunday school is planned for tomorrow evening.

Mission Tabernacle Hagstrom

May Spaise pS celebrate church anniversary event

A church meeting is planned with help requested for the coming Wednesday. Next Sunday the People's Society will celebrate its anniversary with a fest and a program of vocal and musical numbers recitations and speeches.

First Methodist Church Services and Society Meetings

Rev Crumbeker preached morning on Ever learning and never coming to the knowledge of the truth from Second Timothy. Evening sermon titled I am the voice of one crying in the wilderness Make straight the way of the Lord. Epworth League met with Mrs Peter Eneberg on Peace. Lend a Hand circle meets Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs B B Wilson. Ladies Aid meets Thursday in the church parlors. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary societies meet Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs W K Sloan.

Crumbeker First Methodist Church Westernley Timothy Epworth League Peter Eneberg Entrikin King’s Daughters B. B. Wilson 4Th Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Woman‘s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies W K. Sloan 5Th Avenue 18Th Street

What-so-Fiver circle meets at Miss Schenk home

First Baptist notes list for the What-so-Fiver circle meeting at Miss Louise Schenk’s home at 17th avenue and 16th street this evening. Tuesday’s committee will revise the church roll. Wednesday mid week gathering. Friday includes a Lincoln program and a Culture class. Young men plan a social soon after.

King’s Daughters Louise Schenk 17Th Avenue 16Th Street

Christ Episcopal Boys Choir and Guild Meet This Week

The Boys' Choir Club plans a meeting with Newton Marshall this evening. The Church Choir club hosts a sleighing party Tuesday evening funded by the church. St Marys Guild schedules a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs. A B Lyford.

Newton Marshall St. Mary's Guild A. BE. Lyford

St Marys Catholic Services Include Ash Wednesday Rite

The St Marys Catholic church held a standard day of services including Low Mass 8 am Children Mass 9 30 am High Mass 10 30 am Benediction 3 pm. The boys sodality received communion and the Confraternity of the Servants of the Holy Ghost met at 3 pm. Ash Wednesday special Lenten services are set for 8 am with releasing and distribution of ashes before mass.

St. Mary's Catholic Church

Covetousness Sermon At Second Methodist

Attending services at the Second Methodist church yesterday were sizable with Rev. A B Soder preaching both mornings and evening on Covetousness The Sunday school turnout was light due to many members being vaccinated Stewards and stewardesses plan to meet tonight with Mrs Will Fowle The Queen Esther sewing circle gathers Tuesday for an all day meeting with Mrs Fernald

Second Methodist Church A. B. Soder Will Fowle Queen Esther Sewing Circle Fernald

Y M C A Meeting Held at United Presbyterian Church

The Young Men's Christian Association met yesterday afternoon at 8 30 o'clock in the Art League hall located in the United Presbyterian church. Rev. Andrew G. Johnson of the Swedish Methodist church gave the address. A good number of young men attended.

Young Men's Christian Association United Presbyterian Church Art League Hall Andrew G. Johnson Swedish Methodist Church

Jones signals anti imperialism as likely next campaign issue

Senator James K. Jones, Democratic National Committee chairman, says anti imperialism likely to be a major issue against Republican imperialist policy in the Philippines. He travels to Arkansas to assess party fences as factional opposition grows. He cautions against precise predictions, but believes imperialism will feature prominently in the next presidential race.

Washington James K. Jones Democratic Committee Philippines Jones Arkansas Senate Irving Winslow Boston New England Anti-Imperialistic League Democratic National Committee

Swedish Methodist church schedule week events

The second quarterly conference meets this evening at 7 30 in the lecture room. Epworth League business meeting is planned in the lecture room Tuesday. Thursday features an illustrated lecture Throwing Out the Life Line and The Drunkard's Bottle. Friday hosts a Valentine party by the Junior League Girls Missionary society and Boys Missionary Safety at Miss Phoebe Carlson 317 4th avenue. Saturday sees Junior League at 3, reading class at 4, and church choir at 7 30 in the evening.

Epworth League Girls Missionary Society Boys’ Missionary Safety Phoebe Carlson 4Th Avenue

St Pauls A M E Church Weekly Activities

Regular services were held yesterday with sermons by the pastor. The Christian Endeavor holds a business meeting at the church. Prayer meeting Bible study and other events are planned for Tuesday through Saturday at various church locations and homes.

Christian Endeavor

Swedish Free Services This Week Schedule

Services this week include a cottage meeting Wednesday at 7.45 at Andere Carlson home 1719 17th street. Thursday 8 pm preaching at the church by Rev Carl Hinton. Friday 7.35 cottage meeting at Martin Olson 1857th avenue.

Andere Carlson 17Th Street Carl Hinton Martin Olson 1857Th Avenue

Turner fair tonight funeral for Elizabeth Shurtleff

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Shurtleff was held on Saturday in Rapid City. Attendees from Moline and nearby areas included C. H. Shurtleff, Grace Shurtleff, Judson Shurtleff, J. J. Cox, C. C. Cox, Benton Davis and others from this city with relatives from Sears Cuba Chicago and Rock Island.

Elizabeth Shurtleff Rapids City Moline C. H. Shurtleff Grace Shurtleff Judson Shurtleff J. J. Cox C. C. Cox BM. Shurtleff Chicago Henry McCaw Alex, Morton Gas’ Tox Rock Island

Notable guests and civic notes in city society

C V Dart of Rock Island and Mrs Dart arrived on the Dominion line steamer Commonwealth from the Mediterranean and Europe. Updates include the recovery of Little Van Buen Hudson after a street car injury, and Mrs John Perrett entertaining Texas visitors.

Oston C. V. Dart Rock Inland Mra. Dart Dominion Line Commonwealth Mediterranean Europe East van Buen Hudson John Perrett Healy Texas

Roosevelt Jr Condition Dims as Bank Fails

Washington reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr is in slightly worse condition with no immediate danger. Detroit notes City Savings Bank closed, in banking commissioner control, vice president Andrews blamed for over 1.5 million in forged certified checks and overdrafts. Directors say securities turned over and aim to repay depositors. deposits exceed three million.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Detroit City Savings Bank Andrews

Plow Company Employee Breaks Arm in Machinery Accident

C Friberg of 1403 11th Street, a machinist at the Moline Plow Company, caught his left arm in a pulley this morning, breaking the arm. Dr. Arp attended.

C Friberg 11Th Street Moline Plow Company Dr. Arp

Peter Burable of East Moline Dies of Pneumonia

Peter Burable, 45, native of Belgium, died at St. Anthony's Hospital in East Moline on Saturday morning after a fourth attack of pneumonia. The obituary notes his age, birthplace, and death details. A separate state labor bureau report shows a 12 percent rise in miners employed in Illinois mines in 1901, with 4,759 more miners than in 1900. Also note: Al G Fields' great minstrels will perform at the Burds next Friday evening.

Peter Burable East Moline St. Anthony's Hospital Burable Belgium State Labor Bureau Illnels al G. Fields Great Minstrels Burds

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Congregational Law of God Benevolent Society Harry Ainsworth Enegren Frank Clendenin ST Marys Catholic Church Coyne East End Pharmacy Our C. C. Coyne Fifth Avenue McKinnie Block First Methodist First Baptist Christ Episcopal ST Mary's Catholic Second Methodist ST. Paul's A. M. E Old Sociery Ramacy Mite Missionary Sociery James Higgins Ith Avenue Turner Fair Ae AP W. H. Crawley St. Margaret Guild Aimee Lyford Andrew Frederickson Mr. Frederickson Bluff Road Caroline H. Peal Onslow Iowa Leyty Stewart Delta Gamt Phi Trat Thes High School Mise Helfrid Ewan C. H. Lippincott Floride Robert Boyd George Morris Henry Wedrend Crystal Steam Laundry NEWSY Hull Brothers Third Avenue Moline, Ill Thabor Illinois
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