Why Should I Pray and How Was Discussed by Rev Arthur Fowler
The sermon Yesterday morning centered on Luke 11 1 with the theme Why Should I Pray and How It argued prayer is a key Bible command and a personal aid in life. Rev Herr spoke in the evening on Jesus as preacher showing his persuasive yet authoritative style.
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Jesus
Judson
Carey
Finney
Spurgeon
Lincoln
Elijah
Mark
H. D. Herr
Christ
Peter
After Meeting Draws Record Attendance
A large number stayed after the meeting, marking it as one of the best ever held and reflecting strong local interest.
Local notes from Cedar Valley community gathering and events
E Moylan shelled corn on Tuesday J W Frater hauled hogs to Atalissa Friday Mrs M G Swain dined with Grandma Holmes Miss Jennie Hendrix visits Cedar Valley Frank Lindle ill with grip School begins March 26 with Miss Katie Flater as teacher Ladies Aid gives literary entertainment March 29 at M and E church to aid a cause Cedar Valley M E Ald Society visits Nichols and Conesville for sewing and social time. couples celebrate first wedding anniversary with gifts
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E. Moylan
J. W. Frater
Atalissa
M. G. Swain
Grandma Holmes
Jennie Hendrix
Frank Lindle
Katie Flater
Dickerson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. &. Church
Cedar Valley
M. E. Ald Society
Nichols
C. E. Fitzsimmons
Nichols Society
Conesville Society
Barn of Mrs Garlock Burns in Early Morning Fire
Early today about 2:30 the barn of Mrs J S Garlock on Fifth street burned rapidly in high wind. Firemen saved an adjacent stable and all animals were removed from the barn as harness wood hay and equipment were destroyed.
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J. S. Garlock
Fifth Street
Lindle
James McElroy
Consigned to Eternity Geo D Magoon laid to rest
The remains of Geo D Magoon received the last rites this morning and were laid to rest in the city cemetery. Services were held from the home on Fifth and the Avenue with Rev J N Elliott officiating. Members of the Knights Templar attended and pallbearers included A Lawrence J T Martin J B Stevenson B Cook J L McColm R Fitzgerald Chas Fox and E Collins.
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Geo. D. Magoon
Fifth
J. N. Elliott
Mrs. Fox
Ellen King
Fred. Perkins
Will Porter
Jesus
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Knights Templar Order
A. Lawrence
Dr. J. T. Martin
J. B. Stevenson
B. Cook
Smith McPherson Chosen for Federal Judgeship
Washington March 24 Congress man Smith McPherson was selected by the Iowa delegation for the vacant Federal Judgship created by the death of John S Woolson. The selection came after extensive balloting and debate with fellow politicians urging McPherson to accept the post. He expressed misgivings but finally agreed, noting he has just begun a career in Congress and time will tell if the choice was wise.
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Smith McPherson
Iowa
John S. Woolson
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Allisogg
Gear
Hedge
Lanéy Cousins
Lacey
Hull
Hepburn
McPherson
Dolliver
Walter J. Smith
Joe Lane
Jim Davis
Congress
House
Senate
Committee On Federal Relations
Republican Party
McKinley
Mumps Spreads and Local Social Notice at Cedar Bethel
Spring returns to Cedar Bethel as Elsie Waltman and Oren Lee recover from mumps while community members plan visits and social gatherings. Roy Littrell and Frank George share a Sunday. Eva Lee hosts friends. a wedding ties William Warner to Minnie Littrell. Miss Coder to teach at Sandy Grove next Monday.
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Elsie Waltman
W. Williams
Ethel Johnston
Oren Lee
Lelia Lane
Roy Littrell
Frank George
Ina Lupton
Letts
Jerry Wagner
Monica Estle
Mr. Fanning
Sandy Grove
Miss Coder
R. M. Lee
Snyder
Fredonia
Littrell
Maggie
Lulu
Ava
George
Will. Lowe
Tracy
Dora Dickey
Bard
Eva Lee
Wagner
William Warner
Minnie Littrell
John Littrell
Lennie George
Jesse Lupton
Floyd Johnston
Dollie George
Maudie George
West Liberty society and town notes publishings
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Geo Ward's home with about forty five attendees. Proceeds near forty dollars. Upcoming events include Mrs Emma Luse with Miss Ethel Baxter and six ladies hosting at the opera house. Local visits include Miss Daisy Johnston in Iowa City and Miss Sarah Francisco with family in Morning Sun. John A. Jelly ill at home, recovery doubtful. Joseph Satterthwaite dies. funeral at Nathan Satterthwaite’s home. Corn buyers purchased about two thousand bushels. Various visits and travel noted. schools on vacation to April 2. Wedding bells expected soon.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Opera House
Daisy Johnston
Iowa City
Sarenah Francisco
Lin Harris
West School
Washington
John A. Jelly
L. A. Ike
Columbus Street
Joseph Satterthwaite
Nathan
Seventh
Elm Streets
O. B E. Hogue
J. E. Corley
Geo. Ferris
Denver
Philena Satterthwaite
A. D. Smith
E. E. Smith
Chicago
City Election in Burlington Iowa March 26
Intense interest marks the Burlington city election with eighteen city officer posts to fill. Heavy registration indicates the largest vote in years as both parties push turnout amid fair weather.
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Burlington
Iowa
Optimist Defined By Daily Neighbor Child Care
An optimist is described as a person who can supervise a neighbor's children all day without fatigue, illustrating the upbeat view on caregiving as a daily, tireless effort.
Lively Senate Debate Over Loan Bill Rages On
Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate engaged in a heated clash over Senate File 311, a building and loan association bill requiring a repeal and restoration of Chapter 47. Senator Hazelton’s amendment was defeated 16 to 23, with arguments about protecting widows and orphans versus state wide associations. The session also passed a Harrison county district transfer and postponed a homestead tax exemption, while a Puerto Rico resolution and Vicksburg commission bill moved forward.
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Building and Loan Association
Senate
Hazelton
27Th General Assembly
Cheshire
Trewin
Blanchard
Classen
Titus
Board of Review
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Martha McAlister
The funeral of Mrs Martha McAlister was held from her daughter Mrs L G Burnetts home at Third and Locust streets at 2 pm conducted by Rev H D Herr of the First Congregational church. Floral offerings rested on the casket and the cortege proceeded to the city cemetery for burial.
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Martha McAlister
L. G. Burnett
Third
Locust Streets
H. D. Herr
First Congregational Church
Long-time solicitor J. A. Jelly resting at home after illness
The Journal learns from West Liberty that J. A. Jelly, longtime solicitor, is resting easier at his Goshen township home after heart trouble. He may be sidelined for some time before resuming duties.
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Journal
West Liberty
J. A. Jelly
Goshen Township
Wilton Train Delayed Thirty Minutes This Morning
The Wilton train arrived late this morning, running about thirty minutes behind schedule. Passengers reported minor disruptions as crews worked to resume normal service.
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