Pearl of Great Price in Rev Kempton Sermon at First Presbyterian
Rev Judson Kempton preached on the supreme good at the First Presbyterian Church before a crowded audience. The service featured excellent First Presbyterian Choir music with George N Rockwell at the organ as Sermon Opens.
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First Presbyterian Church
Judson Kempton
First Presbyterian
George N. Rockwell
Fry
Friends Church
Kempton
Sea of Galilee
The
Jordan
Christ
Luke
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of God
Last Rites for John Lemp at Greenwood Cemetery
The native of Switzerland and Forties Fort Muscatine merchant John Lemp’s remains arrived in the city and were laid to rest at Greenwood Cemetery after a brief service conducted by Rev. J. N. Elliott. Pallbearers were long-time church friends, including Benjamin Beach and Philip Stein. Lemp helped found Lemp & Sells, later sole proprietor, and retired in 1878. He was a director at G. A. Garretson & Co. bank and an original stockholder of Muscatine Gas Light & Coke Co., with deep ties to local business and the Prairie Encampment lodge.
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John Lemp
Greenwood Cemetery
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Beach
Philip Stein
Samuel McNutt
Samuel Sinnett
William Kincaid
E. H. King
Switzerland
Lemp
Muscatine
Fulton & Lamp
Second and
Chestnut Streets
Iowa
Bloomington
Fulton
Lamp
Jacob Butler
Hare’s Hall
Luke Sells
Lemp & Sells
Sells
St. Louis
G. A. Garretson & Co. Bank
Hershey State Bank
Muscatine Gas Light & Coke Co
Prairie Encampment No. 4
Joseph Bridgman
Simon G. Stein
Marx Block
West Liberty Fair Preparations and Local Notes
West Liberty Iowa notes a big fair expected with a strong speed program hog and poultry shows and floral entries. children day with drills and animal acts. a ball game 9 to 0 favors West Liberty. local visits include Mayor McIntosh selling a farm for 190 an acre and residents returning from trips to Marion Muscatine Davenport and Downey.
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Little City
West Liberty
G. H. Coffee
Georgia
Denver
Sirs
M. A. Wyant
Floral Hall
Dubec
Mayor McIntosh
George Smith
Linn Lewis
Lyle Cooper
Marion
Bertha Briggs
Atalissa
Alderman
Muscatine
Laura Tooman
Davenport
Elmer Wells
Ethel Miller
Kittie Wiley
Erma Meisky
Nichols
Lou Jenkinson
Downey
James Hayes
Charles Davis
Clarence Secrest
West Branch
Derrel McCann
Vincent Cheadle
Oscar Negus
Springdale
The
Daven Times
Louisa M. Clark Dies in California at 86
Louisa M. Clark former West Liberty resident dies at her daughter’s home in Watsonville California at age 86. Widow of William A. Clark she lived on a farm northwest of West Liberty for nearly 60 years and later in town before moving to California to be with family. She was active in the Presbyterian church and mother of Robert S. Clark. Remains will be brought to West Liberty for interment with services to follow.
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West Liberty
California
Louisa M. Clark
Charles H. Chesebro
Watsonville
Cal
William A. Clark
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Aor
Beea
Graham
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Union Service
Presbyterian Church
Presby
Terian Choir
Semmon
Earth
Jesus
Samaria
Castoria Poliutants
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
East Second Street
Coletween
Chicago
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Leisiana
Detroit
Buffalo
Duluth
Berolzheim
G. P. A. Manitou Steamship Co
Ji. Lemp
Forties
Xilophone
Mackey’s
N. W. Corner
N. Rosenberger
H. F., Journal
S. E
Sweetland Center
Richman & Richman
D. L
Care Times
Verndale
Wadena Co
Minn
Rockford
Julius Endter
Hershey Ave
Muscatine Pearl Novelty Co
Graff's Pharmacy
Enquire N
Journal
Brunswick-Balke,Collender Co
Marshalltown
West Liberty News
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
School of Engineering
Oregon St
Moler Barber College
Chicago, Ills
H. W. Phillips
Eith St
E. O. Burnside
East Second
J. J. Havercamp
Lawa Avenue
Ogle Photo Co
West Second Street
J. H. Moore
New Parker Amusement Co
Yeu
W. D. Peck
Aberdeen
Miss
Pearl Button Factory
W. S. Carlton
J. H. Kendig
G. A. Riemecke
Smabley Avenue
Fast Hill
W.S. Hill
Masonic Keystone
Journal Office
W. J. Hill
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