Children Day in the Churches at Local Congregations
The First Congregational Church hosts a Children’s Day program at 10 30 a m with readings prayers recitations solos duets and choruses by many children including Lysle Deemer Vera Ingraham Emma Rosenberger and Miss Hawley s class A floral exercise and a fishing song appear along with a program of German recitations and a baptism of children The Presbyterian Church presents its own proceedings with a procession song recitation and offerings, featuring young participants from the First Primary class Geraldine Howe Lila Kemper and Mary Schmidt among others.
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First Congregational Church
Rev. Herr
J. A. Robbins
Katherine Hayes
Childen
Lysle Deemer
Vera Ingraham
Miss Erb
Grace Richman
Zeta Althouse
Emma Rosenberger
Will Lamprecht
Eddie Schroeder
the Lilly of the Val
Jesus
Savior
Lord
Geraldine Howe
Ethel Riemcke
Elsie Fack
Lila Kemper
Miss Nellie Robertson
Parish Boundaries and Dramatic Experiences Sermon
The church schedules Children’s Day exercises at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 1 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a continued story sermon at 7 30 p m with the pastor reading chapter five. Special music by a ladies quartet Mesdames Gobble St John Morgridge and McQuesten. Seats free. Bring a friend. H D Herr pastor.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Mesdames Gobble
St. John
Morgridge and
McQuesten
H. D. Herr
Worship Services At No 512 East Seventh Street
Services will be held at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning theme Unfruitfulness and Its Consequences. Evening Destruction the Consequences of Disobedience. Sabbath school at 1:20 p.m. William Greenway superintendent. M. I. Gordon pastor. Public cordially invited to worship with us.
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East Seventh Street
William Greenway
M. I. Gordon
Corner Sycamore and Fifth streets church service notice
Corner Sycamore and Fifth streets. The services of next Sunday will be preaching at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Children's day exercises, 11:15 a. m. P. Ss. Co. E. prayer meeting 6:30 Pp. m. We are gin of the presence of all who will worship with us. J. Fry, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Ss. Co. E
J. Fry
Sunday gatherings led by Captain Swanson schedule
Captain Swanson leads regular meetings at 11 am 3 pm and 8 pm on Sundays with Sunday school at 10 am. Weekday evenings 8 pm meetings follow with all welcome, except Mondays and Fridays.
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Swanson
German Baptist Church Sunday Schedule Ad
German Baptist Church at Walnut and Sixth invites strangers to Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. preaching services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. R A Schmidt is pastor.
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German Baptist Church
Walnut and
Sixth Streets
R. A. Schmidt
Green Street Mission Sunday School Time Noted
Green Street Mission announces Sunday school at 9 15 a m with a morning program upcoming. The brief notice lists a fallow schedule fragment for church activities and emphasizes the next service time.
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Green Street
First Methodist Church Program Schedule
Organ Voluntary and Song-School open the program followed by Prayer-Pastor and Scripture lesson. Infant class sings I know what I'll do for Jesus. Recitations by Lloyd Burris Jeannette Hattie Morie's Problem and Wealter Howe. Six girls perform Bright Angels and a solo by Maribel Howe. Edna Francis leads class song Robolink with the little girls and an orchestral selection closes.
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Jesus
Lloyd Burris
Jeannette Hattie
Morie
Maribel Howe
Edna Francis
Robolink
Wealter Howe
Children's Day Chorus Recitals at Local School
A Sunday program features a 7:30 p m service with scripture responsive reading Psalm 8 and multiple recitations by Lora Young Ralph Harris Mildred Stirlen May Kent Anna Prosser Hazel Becker Inez Stirlen Mora Niemhuis Josie Stirlen Gladys Hudler Geneva Little and others plus choruses and a flower object lesson by Mrs Shoe maker's class Address by Mr Fowler and an offering for Sunday school missions with Hymn America led by Harold
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Lora Young
Ralph Harris
Mildred Stirlen
May Kent
Anna Prosser
Hazel Becker
Nosegay
Inez Stirlen
Mora Niemhuis
Josie Stirlen
Barnard
Gladys Hudler
Geneva Little
Mrs
Shoemaker
Fowler
America
Local Church Announcements Include Preachings and Prayer Meeting
The notice lists a sermon by Rev. H. D. Herr at 3 p.m. delivered by Miss Alice Mulford. A prayer meeting led by Mr. Herr is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. All are invited to attend.
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Alice Mulford
H. D. Herr
Mr. Herr
First Methodist Episcopal Church Services Schedule
Corner Third Street and Iowa Avenue host church activities led by Pastor C. L. Stafford. Morning classes at 9 30, children's day programs at 10 30, Sabbath school at 1 20, junior leagues at 3, Epworth League at 6 30, and preaching at 7 30 with the Bread of Life theme. Baptism of children follows the opening services. Prospective members may join by probation or certificate.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third Street
Iowa Avenue
C. L. Stafford
Children’s Day Services to Be Held Tomorrow
Special observance includes morning sermon by Mr. Fowler on Flowers and Nettles at 10 45. Sunday school at 9 45. Young People meeting led by Mrs. Fowler at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 features Children’s day exercises by scholars. Open to all, seating free. bring a friend.
Presbyterian Church Holds Children’s Day Program
At Corner town avenue and Fourth Street the Presbyterian Church observes Children’s Day with a morning sermon for children and an afternoon of lesson study recitations and songs by the primary department. An evening program of twenty numbers begins at 7 39. The Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p m will be led by Miss Marie Rankin on How to Enter Christ’s Family. All are invited. J N Eliott, pastor.
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J. N. Eliott
First German M. E. Church Children Day Events
At Fourth and Cedar streets a Children's day program opens at 9 30 a m with Sunday school education, then 10 30 a m sermon for children by Mr Hertzler. An afternoon program at 2 15 p m in South Muscatine chapel, evening class meeting at 7 and preaching at 7 45. Baptism for infants at 10 30 a m First Methodist church. Muscatine Ministerial association meets Monday 10 30 a m at Y M C A parlors. all pastors invited.
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M. E
Fourth and
Cedar Streets
Hertzler
South Muscatine
Muscatine Ministerial Association
Holy Trinity Church Service Schedule and Beckenman Rector
Holy Trinity Church lists services including holy communion at 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 morning prayer and sermon 10 45 and evening prayer and sermon 7 39 Tuesday St Barnabas day holy communion 7 30 Friday litany and Sunday school teachers meeting 7 30 All Saints Chapel Evensong and sermon 2 30 F Beckenman rector.
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Holy Trinity Church
All Saints’ Chapel
F. Beckenman
Cross Sectioning to Begin on Milwaukee Cutoff
Milwaukee surveyors prepare to start cross sectioning on the new cut‑off within a day or two as engineers begin to depart for the sections. The excavation contract has not yet been let but is expected next week, with work starting immediately after.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee By
Special Music Sunday at First Congregational Church
Music Sunday features a ladies quartet Mesdames Gobble St John Morgridge and McQuesten rendering Schubert and Handel selections. Music lovers are urged to hear the performance and enjoy the program at the church Sunday night.
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First Congregational Church
Mesdames Gobble
St. John
Morgridge and
McQuesten
Grape-Nuts Helps School Teacher Overcome Digestive Ailments
Sadie Cramer of 191 Olney Ave Marion Ohio reports years of stomach trouble relieved by Grape-Nuts. She says gas and nervousness from indigestion disappeared and she gained weight, now teaching without stomach pain and continuing to eat Grape-Nuts for its value.
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Ma’ams
Sadie Cramer
Olney Ave
Marion, O
River Notes on Mississippi Stage and Dam Work
The river is falling slowly as of Sunday morning June 9. The Ganlic Bestman tows stone for the government dam near Turkey Island. The Garite Eastman to arrive next week for dam construction above the high bridge. The Quincy will reach this port Sunday night or Monday morning en route to St. Louis.
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St. Paul
Davenport
Muscatine
Dwaque
Ganlic Bestman
Turkey Island
Garite Eastman
Quincy
St. Louis
Quarterly conference and services at local church
Tonight at eight the quarterly conference convenes followed by Sabbath services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Presiding Elder R E Williams D D conducts Holy Communion at 730 pm after his sermon Dr Williams Everyone is welcome L B Hix pastor
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R. E. Williams
D. D
Dr. Williams
L. B. Hix
Sunday and Wednesday Services at First Church of Christ Scientist
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Sixth and Walnut streets conducts Sunday services at 11 a m and 8 p m with the subject Sacrament. A Wednesday evening meeting is held at 8 o'clock.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
School board meeting notes regular session at high school
The board of education met in regular session at the high school building, called to order by President Koeckeritz. Bills were allowed for multiple vendors, the treasurer's report was accepted, David Sterneman resigned as janitor, and D. H. Young was elected to fill the vacancy. Muscatine Electric railway was referred to the secretary and H. W. Zeidler’s bill referred to the finance committee. The meeting adjourned to 7:30 p.m. on June 10.
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Board of Education
Koeckeritz
P. M. Deachle
I- J. Fisch & Sons
W. F. Chevalier
Deutscher Anzeiger
Joseph Nyenhuis
Ida Fletcher
TONG
A. C
Hopkinnot
Cse
David Sterneman
Third Ward
D. H. Young
Muscatine Electric Railway
H. W. Zeidler
Wapello Calendar of Visits and Local News
Wapello Iowa June 8 Mrs Cyril Carpenter of Columbus Junction visits daughter Mrs Arthur Springer. Dr and Mrs W S Grimes depart for Milwaukee for pleasure. Mrs Wm Colton hosts a 6 pm dinner with roses. Mrs D C Thomas hosts old school friends. Harold and Raymond Davison visit Muscatine. Harold stays Sunday. Raymond returns Friday night. Mrs Sherman Stone ill again. Jack McLaughlin of Ottumwa visits for commencement. Miss Hortense Herrick goes to Cedar Falls for commencement and summer session. Local school picnic at court house park. Miss Ethy McCullough sprains ankle Friday. Miss Letta Griebel visiting Burlington. Dr FE L Hook of Chicago visiting county. Winfield beats our team 22 to 11 in ball game. School board rejects bids for Sprague property remodel. Mrs John Dunn of Muscatine visiting. Presbyterian ladies mite meeting next Tuesday at Mrs Thomas'. Miss Matte Hunt home from Cedar Falls. Miss Lillie Shipman leaves for Kansas. Old frame buildings at Second and Ven Buren torn down. Davieon to build modern two story with rooms below and office above.
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Wapello
Iowa
Cyril Carpenter
Columbus Junction
Arthur Springer
W. S. Grimes
Milwaukee
Wis
Wm. Colton
D.C. Thomas
Harold
Raymond Davison
Muscatine
Raymond
Sherman Stone
Jack McLaughlin
Ottumwa
Hortense Herrick
Cedar Falls
Court House Park
Ethy McCullough
Letta Griebel
Burlington
FE. L. Hook
Chicago
Europe
Winfield
Sprague
John Dunn
D. C. Thomas
Armstrong
Thomas
Matte Hunt
Lillie Shipman
Kansas
Morerige Sets Out for Wilton on 7 10 Train
Mr. G. O. Morerige traveled to Wilton on the 7:10 train this morning and will spend the day there.
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G. O. Morerige
Wilton
Grace English Lutheran Service Notice
Grace English Lutheran at Corner Iowa avenue and Sixth St invites worshipers to services at 10 30 a m with a sermon The Here and the Hereafter and communion in the morning. Evening service at 7 45 p m features The Doctrine of the Lord's Supper. Sunday school at 9 15 a m. Readers are invited to worship with us.
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Iowa Avenue
Sixth St
J. L. Murphy
American and British racing results and local sports notes
Reports from Glasgow yacht racing where Shamrock V fell behind as rival yachts sailed ahead. In London’s Oaks Cap and Bells II claimed the trophy for the United States, the first American filly to win the Oaks. Beloit student Merrill honored on return. National and American league results list several games with standings and upcoming fixtures across major cities.
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Fair Ground
Shamrock
Glasgow
Shamrock L
London
Foxhall P. Keene
Cap and Bells IL
Milton Henry
Epsom
Britain
Merrill
Ed. S. Merrill
Beloit
Buffalo
National League
Beening Dowl and the Guru With Two Begging Bowls
Madam Antoinette Sterling the contralto evangelist toured Bombay presidency and drew thousands of natives with her voice. She learned that local gurus carry small and large bowls for alms, and found two bowls on her veranda one small with annas for the pundit and one large with rupees for the evangelist, a reflection on local custom.
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Mme
Antoinette Sterling
Bombay Presidency
India
Kipling
Hills
L’undita Ramabal
Sterling
Missahih
Saturday Evening Post
Seiferts Travel Home on Firefly to Keokuk
Mr and Mrs Gus Seifert were passengers last night on the Firefly for their home in Keokuk. Mr Seifert has been employed by the Sand company in the building of their boats.
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Gus. Seifert
Keokuk
Mr. Seifert
The
Sand Company
A Quaint English Ceremony Described in October Proclamations
On the last day of October the Lomion city solicitor and an assistant attend a proclamation ceremony. Tenants of a waste ground called the moors in Salon are ordered to perform service under penalty. The ritual includes chisels, two fag ots, a heteiet and a billhonk, then summons to a Strand tenement forge and six horse shoes with star notes. The forge and shoes are reused year after year, at least two centuries old.
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Lomion
Salon
Strand
Memory as the sole possession no one can take
The text argues memory is the most valued possession. It is absolutely ours and unaffected by others. It endures through crowds and distance, outlasting strength, hope, and beauty, which fade but memory remains clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woulay
Dialogue on love and appearance in old press
A brief exchange questions whether love endures without current dressing and attire, with a response affirming unwavering affection beyond hardship. The wording reflects a period newspaper tone from the Detroit Free Press.
To Avoid a Task Is to Make It Our Toaster
A quip about fear and effort arguing avoiding work turns it into a burden while tackling it promptly preserves integrity and avoids decay in love and actions.
Market Price Snapshot for Groceries and Produce
Unsteady market lists flour at 1.10 to 1.20 per sack, sugar 5.95 per 100 slots, and various produce with per unit or per peck pricing. Eggs 10c, chickens range from 6c to 12c, lard 12c, potatoes old 70 to 80c per bag, new 45c per peck, cabbage 5c, onions 5c per pound, bananas 1.15 to 1.59 per bunch, beets 5c per bunch. Fish priced per pound from 10c to 12%c, oranges 20c each, lemons 20c, strawberries 1c per box, fuel coal and soft coal listed, and cucumbers 5c each.
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Graham
Tnd
Rio
Clear Lake Referred As Summer Resort By Iowa Central
Iowa Central railway issues an artistic booklet with fine views of Clear Lake and its claim as a summer resort. Hundreds are expected to visit this summer and the railroad will strive to make travel comfortable. Applications to the Marshalltown general passenger department will bring the booklet to interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
Clear Lake
Iowa Central
Marshalltown
Regular meeting of Wyoming lodge No 76 K of P
K of P Regular meeting this evening at Wyoming lodge No 76. Work in the first and second ranks. Election of delegates to grand lodge. A full attendance desired. Per order J M Butler C C.
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Wyoming Lodge No. 76
K. of P
Grand Lodge
J. M. Butler
C. C
To Black Hawk Tower and Park Visitor Party Arrangements
To Black Hawk Tower and parties of ten or more tickets will be furnished at tileach. A management change at the park this year brings a new manager who is very accommodating and makes visits pleasant.
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Black Hawk Tower
Ticeach
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