International Sunday School Lesson on The Christian's Hope
Sunday School lesson by J A Lapham discusses the Christian hope after death from John 14 1 8 II Corinthians 6 1 10 with focus on eternal life the heavenly home and the new body. It cites Jesus as preparing a place for believers and contrasts mortal life with the promise of transformation and judgment under God.
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Thessalonians
Dr. Hovey
Jesus
Aul
Heaven
Moses
Elijah
Paul
Wells of
Peloubet
Christ
Edgar Goodspeed
God
For Sale Items and Notices Across Town
A collage of small ads and notices includes a nearly new Cole’s Hi Oven Range offered for 55 dollars after two months use, inquiries at 301 East Washington or phone 148 Blue, and a Woodstock Typewriter for quick sale at Chronicle office. Also listed are auto repair at Crum’s, Reed Baby Cab, a house for rent near a hardware store, and polled Hereford cattle to 10 head from John Flanders two miles east of Bussey plus ramseyer hatching and baby chicks from Iowa address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
East
Washington St
Woodstock
Chronicle Office
Bussey
John Flanders
Teaching on Heaven and Immortality in Early Lesson Notes
The excerpt outlines a religious teaching about meeting God through Jesus Christ, stressing fear of death, heaven’s delights, and immortality. It includes proposed lesson dates from April 30, AD 30s, with questions about entry to heaven, recognition there, memory, employment, and proof of immortality, plus a Faraday illustration about observation and proof.
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Corinthians
John
John R. Sampey
Earth
Heaven
Christ
Transfiguring Moment in Death and Immortality Debate
A fragment argues that death is a doorway to transformation and immortality. It cites witnessing a radiant unearthly face at exit, called a proof of transfiguration. Quoting Winifred Kirkland and Principal P T Forsyth, it frames immortality as a destiny imposed by Christ in us, a weight of glory that lifts rather than binds us.
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Astor Theatre
New York
Winifred Kirkland
Christ
P. T. Forsyth
20 Years in Prison for Lynnville Robbery
Clive Williams of Kirksville Missouri pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to 20 years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison. The arrest ended an eighteen month hunt spanning several states, with Williams finally traced to Kirksville by E. L. Miller, and brought back to Newton. Williams and Harvey I. Thompson bound gagged and robbed victims during the incident.
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Dan W. Hamilton
Clive Williams
Kirksville
Fort Madison
Williams
E. L. Miller
Newton
Harvey I. Thompson
Thompson uncle of Harveyton linked to late theft trial
Fragmentary notes recount Robert Thompson of Lys and his alleged confederate Williams in a string of thefts during November and December last year. Thompson was arrested in Decatur, IL, confessed, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced on October 21, 1926, after being returned to Newton for trial. A separate item notes Wesley Raim discovers a double-sprout corn kernel during winter ear-testing, predicting planting results.
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Robert Thompson
Lys
Harveyton
Oben Moser
Thompson
Newton
Miller
Decatur
Williams
Ison
Monroe Parison
Wesley Raim
West Union Argo-Gazette
If you do not keep an account you do not know how little you give
A reflective aphorism notes that without records one cannot gauge generosity or contribution. It emphasizes accountability and the hidden value of what is given or withheld. The line frames financial or moral credit through self awareness.
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J. A. Lapham
Sunates
As Ney
Lord Jesus Christ
Alvah Hovey
Ray Collins
Jeweler
High Ave
Oskaloosa
Opera Oo
King Vidor
Lawrence Stalling
John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Prairie City
Leslie
Iowa
John Faas
Osceola
Conklin
Dekker
Crum
East First Street
Reed Baby Cab
Plette’s
Gary T. Vogelaar
S. H. Douwstra
Bird’s Eye
Ramseyer Hatcheries
First Ave. West
Len Kaldenberg
Samson
G. T. Vogelaar
Oakland
A. B. van Houweling Auto CO
Overland
Essex
Pella Motor CO
T. H. Kaldenberg
Nellie Roose
Charles A. Dickinson
Faraday
Sveramith
Master of Humanity
Lynnville
Vander Linden
John. J. van Dyke
Fia
Dr. Miles
Miles
Brigeton
Leaber
Graham's
America
Canton Crepes Georgette
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