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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
6
The German Baptist church will host Rev J M Hoefflin from California Missouri for Sunday evening services. He is expected to deliver a sermon to the congregation at the German Baptist church.
Rev J Fry will preach at Musservill Friends church Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services Sunday at 11am and 8pm with Wednesday 8pm meeting. Welcome meeting of Capt Swanson at Salvation Hall tonight and tomorrow at 3pm and 8pm welcome all.
At 9 15 a m Sunday school was conducted by Miss Alice Mulford followed by 3 pm preaching by Rev H D Herr The note mentions an earlier hour than before A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m led by H D Herr pastor.
The note lists church activities at the Pastor's residence 412 East Fifth Street with preaching at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. Y. P. 8. C. EB. at 6:30 p.m. and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome.
Corner of Fourth and Cedar streets hosts Sunday school at 9 a m Pentecostal services at 10 30 a m Sunday school in the chapel South Muscatine at 2 15 p m class meeting at 7 p m led by Conrad Buechner preaching at 7 45 p m come and worship with us seats are free A H F Hertzler pastor
Tomorrow at 3 30 p m memorial services will be held in the First U B church It will be a union meeting of all the churches and pastors in attendance will participate Rev L B Hix will preach the sermon Mrs J L Murphy will sing a solo Let all our people turn out The G A R and W R C will attend in a body
No 512 East Seventh street invites the public to Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with the morning theme Christ and How He Was Regarded by Men. A stewardess leads the evening service and papers accompany sacred songs. Sabbath school starts 1:30 p.m. Wm Greenway is superintendent. Pastor M J Gordon extends the invitation.
Morning worship at 10 30 with the topic The Lame Man Healed at the Gate Beauti ful. Sabbath school at 2 p m with Dr J T Martin as superintendent. Bible study and music. C E meeting at 6 50 led by S T Sinnett. Evening worship at 7 30 with The Light of Nature. All welcome, J N Elliott, pastor.
The First Congregational Church at Third and Chestnut hosts Rev. A L Frisbie of Des Moines Iowa at 10:30 a m to discuss the condition and claims of Iowa college A 30 p m Sunday school 6 30 p m Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m sermon by Dr A L Frisbie A cordial invitation to all No special collections will be taken H D Herr pastor.
Corner of Sixth and Mulberry hosts Sabbath school at 9 30 a m with a sermon at 10 30 a m on Spirit ual Equation A 3 30 p m union memorial service convenes G A R and W R C invite all veterans to sit together Pastors from city participate Young People meet at 6 20 p m regular worship at 7 30 p m L B Hix pastor
The Green Street Mission Sunday School marks its anniversary on Sunday May 26 with greetings from former superintendents on the Pacific Atlantic coasts and Chicago. All former members and supporters are invited to attend the 9 a m exercises next Sunday.
Corner Third Street and Iowa Avenue announces C L Stafford pastor residence on Iowa Avenue next to parsonage. Telephone No. &. Morning classes at 9:30 a m in church parlor and library room led by Mrs H H Arnold and C O Hurd. Preaching at 10:30.
The pastor leads morning and evening sermons with themes "Whitened Fields" and "Seeking an Interview." Noon class in the library after preaching, Sabbath school at 1 30, J S Patten superintendent. Junior and intermediate leagues at 3, Epworth League at 6 30, leaders Mrs Burnside and Miss Chamberlain. 7 30 preaching followed by Gideon's Band class. Cordial invitation to all services.
Miss Alice Junkin arrived from Muscatine to visit her brother in law and niece J B Childs and daughter. John K Hoover, formerly of West Liberty now in Kansas City, was in town. Dr G O Morgridge and F Koeckeritz of Muscatine visited. Miss Oda Romaine arrived from Muscatine. Mrs Jordan Jackson underwent a severe surgical operation in Iowa City. Dr Woodruff performed a critical operation on Miss Zella Rock near town. prognosis hopeful. Funeral of Mrs Reddyn Luse held at Clay Street residence with Rev G W Burch officiating. burial in Oak Ridge cemetery. pallbearers listed. Funeral of Isaac Gatton held east of town. large attendance. burial in Oak Ridge cemetery. pallbearers listed. Ladies attended state convention of the Woman's Home Missionary society at Cedar Rapids. 54 delegates present. Dena Lathrop Williams of Delaware Ohio among distinguished attendees. Mrs H O Pratt presided.
Memorial Day will be observed in Nichols on Thursday May 30. A general committee led by E J Stafford S H Smith Henry Dowling George Nicola R S Rice and T A Merrill will run the event. Committees for speakers graves flowers and music are named with local residents. A program at 2 PM includes prayers addresses songs and a marching line to the lumber yard.
Rev. H. C. Millice will preach the memorial sermon at the M. E. church on Sunday at 3 PM. Old soldiers are asked to meet at the opera house at 2 PM and march as a body to the cemetery, with everyone urged to bring a conveyance for those unable to go.
East Hill items record moves on Boone street Park Place East 10th street and Snake street as residents shift homes. A surprise masked gathering at Will Martin’s home entertained friends with ice cream and cake. Visitors include Mrs Phillips Davenport visiting Wm Oliver. Additional notes mention illnesses and visits among local families.
The Grand Trunk Railway permits a ten day stop over at Niagara Falls or Buffalo for holders traveling to eastern destinations to visit the Pan-American exposition. Full details available from City Passenger and Ticket agent at 248 Clark Street, Chicago.
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