First Congregational Church Holds Morning Service
Worship at First Congregational yesterday featured Rev. W W Willard sermon and a full vesper program. The choir sang O Be Joyful and The God of Abraham Praise with organ and responsive readings. Address titled A King by Divine Right was given by the pastor.
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First Congregational Church
W .W. Willard
Nevin
Schubert
God of Abraham
Buck
W. W. Willard
Zion
Poastlude
Ladies Missionary Society Meeting and Related Club Events
The Ladies Missionary Society meets with Mrs W Cooper Tuesday at 3 pm on Christian Courage. Century Club hosts at Mr and Mrs L B Kuhn’s home Tuesday evening. Ladies Benevolent Society gathers Friday afternoon in the primary room with Mesdames Atkinson Merryman and Evans. tea at 6. Sunday school boys club meets Friday evening.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
W. Cooper
Century Club
Sorosis Society Cancels Lyceum Event. Boys Society Meets
The Sorosis society will not meet Thursday for the lyceum course entertainment. The boys’ society gathers Friday evening at Luther Freeman’s home, 1324 7th Avenue, with the choir meeting as usual Friday evening.
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Sorosis Society
Lyceum
Boys’ Pociety
Luther Freeman
7Th Avenue
Swedish Lutheran church notices and meetings listed
A collection was taken yesterday for the poor fund and services were as usual. Sunday school teachers met in the South chapel for a Bible discussion. The young people's society meets this evening at the church. A musical program is planned. Thursday at 2:30 PM the Mission society meets at the church and is hosted by Mrs G Lindahl and Mrs P . gon. Friday at 2:00 PM the ladies society meets at the church hosted by Mrs C P Anderson and Mrs Mary Olson.
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Young People’s Society
Mission Society
G. Lindahl
Ladies’ Society
C. P. Anderson
Mary Olson
Swedish Baptist Church Sees Supply Pulpit Tonight
The Swedish Baptist pastor Rev Bennet Erickson was absent yesterday and Mr C Loftquist filled the pulpit. Tonight the monthly business meeting will be held followed by the weekly prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Next Sunday services include communion at the evening service.
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The
Swedish Baptist Church
Bennet Erickson
C. Loftquist
Activities at First Baptist Church This Week
Services were held at the First Baptist church yesterday. The Abide In Me circle and Good Fellowship club plan a taffy pull and sleigh ride at the parsonage tonight. Tuesday features a Whatsoever circle sociable at the church and Wednesday a covenant meeting with new members to be received. Friday includes an 8 o'clock Woman's Missionary Union meeting at the parsonage discussing Our Work Among the Freedmen. The Pickets host a Christian culture meeting Friday evening at the church with Misa Blavia Wright arranging topics about town.
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First Baptist Church
King’s Daughters
Good Fellowship Club
Woman's Missionary Union
Misa Blavia Wright
Public Obligation to Railroad Men Address Heard
Rev A G Johnson spoke at a Hawthorn Y M C A meeting to about 380 railroad men on the topic The Public Obligation to Railroad Men. Parents and children are invited Tuesday evening to hear How God Created Man. A special revival is planned Thursday evening at the church.
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A. G. Johnson
Young Men's Christian Association
Hawthorn
Sermon Draws Small Church Attendance
Owing to cold weather there was a small attendance at St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church yesterday. The pastor preached in the morning from Romans chapter ten verse one and in the evening from Mark chapter eight verse thirty six on the profit of gaining the world at the expense of the soul.
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Rom
Church Society Activities Schedule Calls for Week
The official board holds an evening meeting at the parsonage. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study start at 7 30. Thursday the Sunday school hosts a rabbit supper to buy song books. Friday 2 pm the Aid society meets at Miss Georgia Ritchie’s home. Saturday 2 pm the Mite Missionary society meets at Mrs Higgins 1547 7th avenue. Next Sunday 6 pm the Christian Endeavor marks its 21st anniversary with a program led by I Bussy and others.
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Aid Society
Georgia Ritchie
Mite Missionary Society
Higgins remarks by ex president Co B Walkup lesson remarks
Ex president delivers remarks to Company B at Walkup with general comments on the lesson. Higgins is named in the scene and the audience receives guidance on the teaching moment. The record notes a formal address and reflections for the unit.
First Methodist Services Held. Young People Gather Tonight
Services at the First Methodist church were held as usual yesterday with Rev Crumbaker delivering sermons in the morning and evening. This evening the church's young ladies host a gathering at Mrs Sloan's home on 18th street and 5th avenue, and all young people are urged to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Crumbaker
Sloan
18Th Street
5Th Avenue
St Marys Guild Meets at Rectory Tuesday Evening
Ghrist Episcopal notes that St Marys Guild will meet at the rectory as usual Tuesday evening. Next Sunday Bishop Taylor of Quincy will preside at services. The boys club will not meet this evening.
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St. Mary's Guild
Taylor
Quincy
Boys’ Club
Harry Olson Elected Third Vice President
Clerks from state offices met in Joliet to form a statewide association. Harry E Olson of the Moline post office was named third vice president with Elmer Ott as temporary chair and D F Krell as secretary. Bloomington will host the next convention on the first Sunday in October.
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Joliet
Central Trades and Labor
City Central Labor Body
Organized Labor
Elmer Ott
Springfield
D. F. Krell
Rock Island
Harry E. Olson
Moline
Congress
Alec
Ptahey
I B.phiain
Bloomington
W.A. Corrie
T. J. Salmon
Henry Olsen
Daniel J. Krell
New Century Comfort amidst daily world centers
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered phrases about Arnica and Balye with unclear references. Readable parts mention Buchlén and a mix of garbled terms. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names.
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Buchlén
Arnica
Balye
Invitation to Roosevelt for Illinois Grand Army Encampment
An invitation letter from C J Searle on behalf of the Illinois Grand Army of the Republic invites President Theodore Roosevelt to attend the 26th annual encampment in Rock Island in May 1902. The message cites Rock Island Arsenal and central Mississippi region as reasons for expected large attendance.
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C. J. Searle
Invitation Committee
Roosevelt
Grand Army
Rock Island
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Illinois
Rock Island Arsenal
Mississippi
Illinois Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
McKinney to resign and run for Congress in Illinois
Chicago Chronicle reports from Springfield that James McKinney of Aledo plans to resign from the railroad and warehouse commission and announce at a Republican event in Rock Island and Moline to enter the congressional race. Judge Sherman may seek a senate seat over the DeHart Berry dispute in Hancock County.
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Chicago Chronicle
Springfield
James McKinney
Aledo
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Rock Island
Moline
Bis
Sherman
Senate
Hancock County
The Secret of Long Life and Electric Bitters
The article promotes Electric Bitters as a health tonic that regulates stomach, liver, and kidneys, cleanses the blood, and boosts appetite. It claims benefits for kidney troubles, female complaints, nervous disorders, constipation, indigestion, and malaria, with vigorous health following use. Sold for 60 cents, guaranteed by Clendenin.
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First Congregational
DuBois
Kathryn Gest
Barnby
Pac AN
SVEA
Schlotfeldt & Weise
Fifth Avenue
Moline, III
First Baptist
ST. Paul's A. M. E
Agin
Sthee Mn
McKinnie
Fucailom
Nabl
First Methodist
Ghrist Episcopal
Ening
Harry Olson
State Postoffice
A. B. Kerr
Elgin
R. E. Chailmen
Batavia
Irwin H. Baker
Dwight
Kansas City
Lawrence J. White
Chicago
W. A. Corrie
Will Mkinney
Japan
Price
Domen Vyevesy
Wetmore
Mee
Eno
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