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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
3
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Jesus in Gethsemane facing arrest with calm resolve and submission. It compares blundering zeal among followers to political and church conflicts, noting Jesus heals a wounded foe and urges humility amid disputes.
The writer discusses a Wilfred L. Hannam piece on Luke the Evangelist focusing on Judas and Satan. It describes Satan as testing Jesus and then pursuing the sheep, and cites Oxenham’s garden scene and the traitor’s kiss before Judas hanged himself. It ends with a call to find strength in Gethsemane.
The passage describes Jesus praying at the Mount of Olives with his disciples nearby. He asks God to spare him if possible, then accepts divine will. An angel strengthens him as he experiences intense agony before finding the disciples asleep.
An assistant professor at Teachers College Columbia promotes a summer dress in cotton shanting with a cape and back buttons. It lists sizes, material needs, color options, and price for pattern and book, inviting orders to The Muscatine Journal Pattern Department. Also includes a funeral notice list with names, pallbearers, and out of town attendees.
The narrative describes Judas, one of the twelve, approaching Jesus to kiss him as a sign of betrayal. A disciple cuts the high priest's servant’s ear, which Jesus heals, then rebukes the priests and captains, noting this hour belongs to the powers of darkness.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, who died Monday, were held at her Grandview home on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. O. G. Lewis presiding. Mrs. Elmer Carter and Mrs. Herbert Gipple sang What a Friend We Have in Jesus.
The article notes curling irons heated to about 202 degrees can curl hair with minimal damage to hair and color. It emphasizes safety and effective styling without harming the strand colors.
The Stockton Royal Neighbor camp sets an annual picnic for Sunday June 7 at Pleasant Prairie Center Grove grounds with a noon basket dinner and games for all ages. The event lists Inez Nicewanner Malinda Paulsen and Georgia Bangert on the game committee.
The Lone Tree annual election of officers for the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion was held at the home of Mrs. E. C. Green. Elected: President Theodora Rayner, first vice Clara Dickinson, second vice Amanda Mumm, secretary Mildred Cantrell, treasurer Elsie Smid, chaplain Margaret Wolford, historian Lucy Kirchner, musician Edith Sherburne, publicity Edna Green, and executive committee Florence Adams Edna Green Eureka Mumm.
Six month old Letts Babe Jones suffered superficial burns on his back and side when his older brother Jimmy filled a tea kettle bottle with hot water and the nipple loosened. The mother was absent, the grandmother believed to be with the children, and the hot liquid leaked down the baby's neck under his clothing.
A dense log of radio broadcasts across networks CBS NBC and ABC listing nightly and Saturday time slots. Notable acts include Jessica Dragonette Duke Ellington Orchestra Marion Talley Rex Battle and Paul Sullivan news rooms and various orchestras across WGN WENR WOC WMBD WLW WCFL and more with several cross network collaborations.
Irene Richardson elected president of the Keota American Legion auxiliary and Willa Freshwater chosen as colleague in the local unit in a women’s leadership vote.
The King's Daughters class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will host a one o'clock luncheon today at the country home of Mrs. Lloyd Rouch. Attendees are asked to bring table service a covered dish and sandwiches.
The regular meeting this week appointed vice president and other officers: Secretary Kathleen Byrne, treasurer Margaret Arnold, chaplain Winifred Pershing, custodian Marguerite Stewart, sergeant at arms Ruby Helscher. Installation ceremonies set for Monday afternoon July 6, led by Mrs. C. D. Harlan of Keswick.
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