Sunday School Lesson Note for Coming Sunday
Sunday School lesson comment reviews the Uniform Series offering for the coming Sunday. The excerpt cites Hebrews 1 1 2 as God spoke long ago through prophets and now speaks through His Son in these days.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
6
Composite Picture of God Drawn by Old Prophets
The speaker merges Amos Hosea Micah Elijah Elisha and Isaiah to form a single image of God. Each prophet adds a facet: justice and kingship, universal sovereignty, love and forgiveness, and humble living. The piece urges a joyful Christian life grounded in doing justly loving mercy and walking with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Hosea
Micah
Isaiah
Elijah
Elisha
God
Baal
Israel
Moses
Kansas City
Boy Scout Notes Highlight Local Troop Activities
Boy Scouts Paul Nelson Ed Hughes Donald Lange and Tom Rogers earned honorable mention for aiding a farmer with a runaway hog and freeing a stuck car. Troop 9 met at the YWCA. Court of Honor moved to Dec 28. Troop 43 now 43 members. several patrols listed. Basketball plans, drill and signaling teams formed. Flying Eagle patrol to hike. Pyramid team in Troop 8 advancing. scoutmaster Charlies Rosenberger named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nelson
Ed Hughes
Donald Lange
Tom Rogers
Illinois
NO OBJECTIONS TO NEW BRIDGE PLANS
City council approved bids for a 70 foot steel bridge over Mad Creek on Washington street and related channel changes. Work slated to begin January 16 with completion by May 1, funded from city bridge and grading funds. bids to be opened January 5. The previous flood damaged bridge was removed in 1926, replaced by a temporary structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad Creek
Washington Street
City Bridge
Reminds Public of Service at Three Postal Substations
Postmaster W. S. McKee reminds the public that Christmas parcels may be mailed and money orders purchased at three city postal substations and the main office. Substations are Busch drug store 1045 Hershey avenue, August Hoffman store corner of Poplar and Ninth, and Ed Metzger store 819 Park avenue. Clerks must be informed of parcel contents before acceptance, especially for parcels sent by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. McKee
Busch Drug Store
Hershey Avenue
August Hoffman
Poplar and
Ninth Streets
Ed Metzger
Park Avenue
Athlete Eyes Prize After Completing Three Forms
An athlete has completed three required forms and hopes to win a prize at the Davenport field meet. The report notes their preparation and anticipation for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
City awards gravel spreading bid to Henry J. Fuller
Henry J. Fuller was the sole bidder and won the gravel spreading contract in Improvement District No. 54. The city accepted a bid of 720.71 dollars for 1956 yards of gravel at 34 cents per yard and 100 cubic yards of excavation at 40 cents. Work is to start soon and be completed within ten days by February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Fuller
City Council OKs Higher Truck Load Limits
The city council passed a three readings ordinance raising haul limits for trucks on specified streets. The new rule sets four ton loads on certain streets and six ton limits for all loads, replacing the older one and a half ton limit. Heinz and TeStrake protested, saying gateways were blocked and the measure could drive them out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heinz Company
TeStrake
City debating weight limits on selected streets
Officials discuss raising load limits to 4 1-8 tons from 1 1-2 tons on designated crossings amid traffic concerns. Iron railing and road use rules noted. Drivers attend the meeting to voice opinions and seek feasible routes.
City ordinance debate yields no hardship for residents
In a narrow vote the council expressed the belief that the proposed ordinance would be fair and not impose undue burden. Officials argued the measure balanced interests and would not create significant adverse effects for affected parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wce
Wife and mother clash over living arrangements
A brief Tit-bits item notes a husband agrees his wife’s mother may stay with them but adds she does not please, highlighting a domestic dispute with a touch of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Santos
Ee Kohrs Finest
Boy Scout
Raven
Paul Steinmetz
Cy Baker
Tiger Patrol
Leo Nugent
John Fayle
Mike Manjovie
Courtney Wilson
Troop No. 1
Court of Honor
Jack Asthalter
Harley Kautz
Charlies Rosenberger
Flying Eagle Patrol
Troop No. 8
Dale
Reuling
Emil H. Schulz
West Second St
H. J. Fuller
Pringer’s
W. J. Springer’s Meat Market
Cypress Street
Journal
Pichio Ham Sale
Lotus
Hetzel
Hall
Eline
Waltman & West
Mulberry Avenue
Kautzs Bread
Muscatine
Kautz
M. Kautz Baking CO
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