Church Service Notes Highlight Local Schedules
Baptist and Methodist church notes list Sunday services at 10:00 a m and 3:00 pm with J H Perry as pastor. Sunday School at 2:00 pm. Epworth League 7:40 pm. Prayer Meeting Thursday. Attendance urged.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
4
Baptist and Methodist church notes list Sunday services at 10:00 a m and 3:00 pm with J H Perry as pastor. Sunday School at 2:00 pm. Epworth League 7:40 pm. Prayer Meeting Thursday. Attendance urged.
The note outlines a Sunday service at 136 Walton in the Lutheran church with a sermon on Jesus testimony concerning belief from John 5 38 and mentions the Suites School and Bible Class Association with RF Schedtler as pastor.
The article describes a national effort bringing Americans of diverse backgrounds into a joint initiative. It notes the role of leaders and committees including director of the Core Aivistony and Mys and executive secretary at Sh scBjan's couchbell, with Pietro Nuyttens as consulting director. It highlights plans for community roll calls, exhibits, and a focus on foreten-speaking women learning from American experiences to strengthen unity.
The article lists approximate costs of vessels completed or under construction as of March 30, 1917, and the price ranges for armor, guns, ammunition, clothing, and gear. It compares six month naval costs in 1918, noting larger vessel types averaged 0.44 to 0.52 dollars per unit.
Fragmented OCR text discusses the cost of a battle and wartime supply lines. It references Liberty bonds and government spending, with scattered mentions of individuals and places, creating a chaotic portrait of wartime finance and public morale.
Fragmented OCR text chronicles wartime talk on Germany and Germany's fate, referencing public sentiment, leadership spaces, and American rail revenue gains. It touches on quotes about political figures, patriotism, and the role of soldiers and industry in wartime.
The article details a government controlled radio line and mentions a controversial leader, the war’s broader context, and a forceful weekly speech regime. It cites a dramatic high altitude claim and a travel arc from Argentina to a distant location, noting an Argentine lieutenant command.
Fragmentary text suggests a fashion focus and social dancing during a festival week. References to a promenade or balance of events imply ongoing entertainments and planned outings across the week.
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