Perils of Twentieth Century Christianity Discussed
Revival services at Vermont street M E church feature music led by F G Fischer with solos by Fischer and choir. Evangelist E P Loose preaches on perils of salvation without the Holy Ghost and without Jesus, urging a positive Christian note and politics with Christianity. Meetings include women’s and men’s services Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loose
Vermont Street
M. E
F. G. Fischer
Fischer
Kipling
Mother O
E. W. Rusk
E. W. Moorman
North Sixth Street
W. C. Lytle
T. H. Nichols
South Eighth Street
N. J. Hinton
Kentucky Street
Holy Ghost
Son of God
E. P. Loose
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Jesus
Mr. Loose
Evangelist
Visiting Restrictions At Soldiers' And Sailors' Home
The lid is clamped on visiting with no entries or exits allowed. Local grocery delivery continues via outside doors as residents buy supplies. Several residents return from leaves and furloughs while staff report on dairy, admissions, transfers, and ailing Mr Lea whose death is momentarily expected. Lincoln and Washington birthdays will not be celebrated due to the quarantine.
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W. D. Duey
Jacksonville State Hospital
Dunning
J. W. Green
Pass
John
Margaret
Phil Wilkins
Frank
Lincoln
Washington
Prominent Citizen of Carthage Dies After Illness
CARTHAGE Feb. 6 After four days of illness at his daughter Mrs. Belle Harris home the Reverend Wm Ward died at 3 o clock pm He was born in Northamptonshire England Jan 11 1829 aged 91 years 25 days His birthday was marked by a family reunion Jan 11 1920 He came to America in 1851 settling first in Nauvoo and lived mainly in Hancock county He married Isabelle Johnson in 1850 in England and she died in April after him
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Carthage
Belle Harris
Ward
Northamptonshire
England
America
Nauvoo
Hancock County
Isabelle Johnson
Clergyman's long service spans eight children and marches in Moss Ridge
The obituary notes a 19 year old English preacher who joined the Methodist Protestant church of the Northern Illinois conference and served many pastorates in this county. He died leaving eight children, three predeceased, including Wm Henry and Charlies B plus Mrs. Sarah Moore. survivors include John W. Ward Keokuk Indiana Mrs. Mary B. Bailey Mrs. Isabelle Harris Carthage Indiana Mrs. Fannie Velson Woodlawn Illinois and D. T. Ward Carthage Missouri. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM in the local Methodist church with Rev L Kidd presiding and burial at Moss Ridge cemetery.
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England
Methodist Protestant Church of
Northern Illinois
Henry
Charlies
Sarah Moore
John W. Ward
Keokuk
Mary B. Bailey
Isabelle Harris
Carthage
Fannie Velson
Woodlawn
D. T. Ward
L. & Kidd
Northern Illinois Conference
Moss Ridge Cemetery
France pursues ship purchase right as talks with US continue
France insists its right of preference in buying the German ships interned in Brazil remains. Negotiations with the United States over conflicting viewpoints are said to be under way. In Italy cameos are noted, with Naples had the strongest reputation for the art.
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France
Paris
Brazil
United States
Italy
Naples
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Tullio Bertasios
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