First Baptist Church Announces Double Services on Sunday
The First Baptist Church at Cedar and Third hosts morning Sunday school at 9:80, service at 10:50 with the Bottle Sermon for parents and children, and a 6:20 pm youth meeting. Evening preaching is canceled due to Chautauqua with devotionals and a brief sermon for those not attending, plus announcements from Secretary M W Stirlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Cedar
Third Streets
Robert van ‘Meigs
Lucretia Lane
Dora Davies-Williams
Ryder
Haircare promotes Herpicide as essential
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as a perfect hair dressing that cleanses the scalp, prevents dandruff, and stops hair loss. It claims the product is grease free, non staining, and pleasantly scented. Available in 40¢ and 71¢ sizes, with refund if not satisfied, and a 10¢ booklet and sample offer from The Herpicide Co. Department R, Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Lytt
Herpleide
Herpleide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Havercamp
Stora
The Little Troubles Get By Infections and Mouth Hygiene
Humanity underestimates small dangers and germ spread. An antiseptic mouth wash can prevent disease. LISTOGEN is promoted as superior to hydrogen peroxide, with thymos menthol and euucalyptos aiding germ destruction and tissue repair. Available in 25c 50c and $1 sizes at A W Morgans Ady.
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A.W. Morgan’s
Ady
Church Services and Meetings Advertised in Local Notices
Lees at 10 45 am Bright inspiring service planned with welcome. No evening service due to chautauqua. German Baptist Church Corner 9th and Walnut Sts 0 15 Sunday school 40 30 Preaching Go forward Ex 15 15 7 15 Young People’s meeting 7 40 Preaching 2 Kings 5 85 Annual church meeting and officer election Monday 7 30 All members urged to attend Friends’ Church Pastor James Renfrew Sunday school 9 39 am Preaching 10 30 Junior CE 2 30 Senior CE 6 45 Preaching 7 45 Thursday prayer meeting 7 45 Also ad for Electric Bitters claim health benefits with testimonials and pricing 50c and 1 60. Referred by Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Mulford
Main Street
Hershey Avenue
F. G. Wangella
Paul
Agrippa
Paratus
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut
Sixth Sts
Christian Science
Scholr
A. P. Johnson
Sigourney
Iowa
Jolnson
Johnson
Ald
Evangelical Lutheran Thon's
Sycamore
John Haefner
Sycamore Street
Trinity
Hauptmann
Frauen-Verein
Weed Park
German Evangelical Church
R. Stave
Young People’s Society
Lee
Geman Baptist Church
Oth and
Walnut Streets
Friends’ Church
Tames Renfrew
PAGE LOSES OUT ON HOUSE OVER RISING RENT
Walter Hines Page the American ambassador to the court of St James will host his Fourth of July reception at a hotel as he has not secured a residence. Negotiations for a house were to end this week but the owner, learning Page was the prospective tenant, suddenly hiked the price hoping for a higher rent and then realized the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walter Hines Page
Court of St. James
American Stock to Argentina Aims at Pergamino Station
New York reports the steamer Portuguese Prince will sail for Argentina with a large U.S. livestock cargo to form the nucleus of a government breeding station at Pergamino. Dr Walter Pryce leads the effort, shipping hogs and chickens plus 300 tons of sheds and incubators from several states to boost Argentine farming. The move mirrors advanced American agricultural methods and includes farm equipment for breeding.
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New York
Argentina
United States
Pergaminog
Argentine Republic
Walter Pruce
Pergamino
Pryce
America
Wedding at Niver residence in West Fourth street
Miss Margaret Niver, youngest daughter of Edward Niver, wed Walter Louis Pfeffer of Olney, Illinois, at the Niver home in a floral ceremony attended by about sixty relatives and friends. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Joseph H Clarke of Minneapolis and attendants, with a reception of music and light refreshments. After a honeymoon, they will live in Olney, Illinois.
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Niver
West Fourth Stret Wis
Margaret Niver
Edward Niver
Walter Louis Pfeifer
Olney
A. L.pfeffer
Lebanon
N‘ Bank
G. G. Giglinger
J#co- 4denk
Joseph H. Clarke
Atianeapolis
Minn
Little Mass
Jean Healey
Ottumwa
Harold Pfeffer
Miss Healey
Marjorie
Agnes Lebanon
Daniel G. Hayes
Rock Island
Gertrude McNutt
Gail Thompson
Mildred Stirlen
L.L. Pfeffer
Agnes
Lebanon, Ill
Mary Jane Case
Rockford
John Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Lbrarian
Champaign
St. Louis
Smith College
University of Mississippi
Clarence Klaffenbach
Great Lakes
Helen Blair
St. Paul
Kellnersville
Wis
Prosecution Aims to Close Case in Guidice Murder Trial
The prosecution announced it would complete testimony today in the Francesco Guidice murder trial. Yesterday witnesses testified they heard Guidice threaten Howard Tones, and the bloody razor said to have done the deed was identified as Guidice’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Towa
Francesco Guidice
Guidice
Howard Tones
Perry's Flag Flies Today in Lake Bluff Naval Event
A tattered fragment of Perry's battle flag from the Lawrence will be raised at 9 30 A M aboard the gun boat Dubuque for Illinois state officials day at the naval training station. The event, part of Perry's victory centennial commission activities, features hydroplane exhibitions by Wreckler and Pugh and a dinner for fifteen hundred. Governor Clarke and ex congressman Foss will attend with other officials and apprentices will drill in the afternoon.
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Chicago
Ill
Commodore Perry
Lawrence
Lake Erie
Lake Bluff
Ilinois
Naval Training Station
Perry
Victory Centennial Commission of
Lake Michigan
Wreckler
James A. Pugh
George H. Clarke
Thhe
Bay
E. Foss
Committee On Naval Affairs
Commission
Epworth social aids church basement fund plans
Epworth league of Park Avenue Methodist Church held a successful ice cream social on the church lawn to raise funds for the rebuilding of the new basement. A large crowd attended despite heat, and proceeds will support the church improvement fund. The event aimed to start a summer series of socials with plans to meet soon for details. Born to Mr and Mrs Ransom McKee a ten pound son at 1019 Orchard Avenue. Miss Olle Hutchendort left for a visit in Durant. Mrs George Heaman, visiting in town, left for home. Miss Clara Haines plans a weekend trip to Washington Iowa. A L Anderson arrived from Cedar Rapids for a visit at the Kaye home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
League of the Park
Avenus Methodist Episcopal Church
Improvement Fund
East
Ransom McKee
Orchard Avenue
Olle Hutchendort
Oak Street
Durant
George Heaman
Burlington
W. Day
Clara Haines
East Tenth Street
Washington
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Epworth League
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J. T., Rendall
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Hershey Stave Bank Third
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Foley
J. F. Wallich
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A. W. Morgan
Fairview
Mohnsen
Geneva Island
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Irma
R. D. McCabe
J. B. McNiel
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Howard Woolverton
Taydn Choral Society
Pittsburg
Williams
O. Owen Jones
Launch Club
Marjorie Hebner
Wethen
A. B. Kensington Clinic
Henry Husen
O. D. Munn
Christian Endeavor Society
Katherine YL. Norton
New Bedford
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A. W. “Morgan
Sycamore St
Reinemunds
Wayne Knit
WAYNE
First National Bank
Muscatine, Iowa
East Hill
Epworth League OF Park AV
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