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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1909

Page

8

Lyon Meetings In The Third Week

A religious report covers Lyon meetings focusing on peace through faith, the cross, grace, and the need for inner renewal. Wednesday sermon classifies the crucifixion crowd, Pharisees, rabble, thieves, disciples, and faithful few, urging living affection. Thursday features women’s meeting, choir praise, and sermons on grace as free gift.

Christ Lyon Harris Jesus Chriat Arstocracy Jeana Nicodemus Joseph Tabernacle Evangeliot Lyon Harri Grace van Buren

Notes From Library Trustees Convention Des Moines

Mrs James Nuckolls reports notes read at Eldora library meeting on Des Moines convention of library trustees and librarians. Des Moines sessions toured Travelling Library and book exhibits with talks by Hodges Hadley Everts and others. Delegates exceeded prior attendance and a Brunsells congress was announced.

the Herald James Nuckolls Library Trustees Des Moines Eldora Library Library Commission Hodges American Library Association Public Library of Cincinnati Chalmers Hadley American Association Woman's Club House Hoyt Sherman Place Katharine Everts New York Alice Brown My Lady's Ring

Local News and Social Notes From Marshalltown Area

Mrs. M C Mix of Marshalltown visited her sister Mrs John Johnston. Mrs J D Husted who had been visiting at Mrs J E Booth’s home left for Oklahoma. A J Pemberton and family departed from the Mary Frey home to Stuart. Roy V Robbins and Aurilia M Powers wed at the M E parsonage with Rev W E Van Buren officiating. Rail damage at the NiNoia Central transfer in Tama Falls caused crushing rock spill with no passengers aboard Sunday evening.

Hickory Hill Davis & Oser J. D. Husted J. E. Booth Oklahoma A. J. Pemberton Mary Frey Stuart M. E. Parsonage Roy V. Robbins Wessington Aurilia M. Powers Iowa Falls W. E. van Buren Ninoia Central Transfer Towa Falla Passanger Nureday

Wife of Disciples minister wins divorce and custody

In Sioux City a district court decree granted Pearl R. Lemmon a divorce from Rev. James C. Lemmon after five years of alleged abuse and infidelity. The court awarded custody of their child. The former preacher, noted for a dramatic Akron wedding, faced public scandal and eventual resignation from ministry.

James C.lemmon Disciples Church of Iowa Pearl R. Lemmon District Court Sioux City Frank .R. Gaynor Lemmon Eldora Disciples Church Akron Mies Pear Sullivan Missouri Mia Mr. Lemmon

Eldora News Briefs Include Illness and Visits

Mrs Olive Williams is ill with pneumonia while Al Doud visits relatives. Nellie Bradfield helps with Uncle Perry Hughes. C W Townsend family relocate to care for frail Mrs C R Townsend, aged eighty. C H Townsend moved to Eldora that week. Fred Sever did plastering for Robert Sayer. Sayer and wife visited Fred Sever's last Sunday. A thunderstorm caused damage at Owana. Arthur Hutchins' parents visit this week. Will Allen ill with bedsores. Harold Smith harvests corn for Mr Beick. Friends and neighbors took Mr Kammary by Wednesday evening and presented a finger Morris chant.

Nellie Bradfield Perry Hughes C.W. Townsend Frances Eldora C. R. Townsend Fred Sever Robert Sayer Owana Arthur Hutchins Will Allen Aick Biet Harold Smith Beick Kammary

Local Notes From Alfred and Steamboat Rock Visit

Sunday at C M Kersey's witnessed Miss Jackson's cloning remark and a successful term of school. Grandpa Taylor visits his son J B Taylor near Steamboat Rock.

Alfred Ee Butler and Mees C. M. Kersey Miss Jackson Grandpa Taylor J. 8. Taylor Steamboat Rock

Local Social News and Visits in Gowrie and Surrounding Area

Mrs. G W Hauser returns home after a ten day visit. Miss Mabel Farnsworth visited with her brother Myron in Livingston Montana. Mrs Hurley is critically ill. Mrs Armstrong and daughter Jennie visited Marshalltown. Foster Hauser ill with grippe. Mrs Hauser remains weak. Mrs L W Fox attended business in Cedar Rapids. W C T U discussed Fletcherism. next meeting with Mrs Tiffany. John Manlove and children returned to Wyoming after visiting. Miss Mercy Aylesworth closes ten week term in Union township No 3. Paul Franke from Moravia eyeing farms in the county. Reba Whinnery enjoys work in Marshalltown schools. Gus Haggin family moving into John Pope property. Christian Aid Society met with Mrs R S Rogers. fig butter sent from Nellie Stough. M E church social raised funds. Halloween event at church with hot oyster supper. Rev Wilkinson starting Bible study class at Congregational church Mondays.

G. W. Hauser Gowrie Mabel Farnsworth Apent Myron Livingston, Mont Ward Mabel Hurley L. Armatrong Jennie John Manlove Wyoming Marshall Miss Mercy Aylesworth Union Township Misa Aylesworth Paul Franke Moravia Mahaska County Misa Reba Whinnery Marshalltown Gus Haggin John Pope Christian Aid Society R S. Rogers Nellie Stough Turlock Cali M. E Wilkinson

Radcliffe Social Roundup and Movements

Olive Cammack went to Des Moines Monday. Nathen and Tom Hutson visited Mrs. Lydia Ratliff on Friday. Dr. Preston attends a dental convention in Marshalltown this week. Mr and Mrs Preston of Kingasley visited their son, Dr Preston. F E Demarsha and R M Wright returned from South Haven Michigan Wednesday. C C Bently of Boone visited his brother L D Bently. John Nassen went to Hidora Monday. Mr and Mrs Lenard Iverson spent Sunday at the S L Iverson home. Oden Iverson accompanied his sister Ruby to Iowa City. Jerry Mason, long ill with typhoid, died at home Sunday. Adam Rummel died at his daughter's home Wednesday. Grandma Larson ill at daughter O A Enpe. Godfrey Goreszki and wife visited Fred Beck's near Hubbard Sunday. Hubert Seeley came from Nevada Saturday. Dr Morse of Eldora was in town on special business Monday. C L Lewis spent Sunday with relatives in Cambridge. Tillie Wiemer visited Webster City Saturday. Mr Williams was in town Friday. William Lettow spent Sunday with relatives at Eldora.

Nathen Tom Hutson Lydia Ratliff Preston Marshalltown Mrs. Preston Kingasley F. E. Demarsha R. M. Wright South Havven Michigan C.C. Bently Boone L. D. Bently John Nassen Hidora Lenard Iverson S. L. Iverson Oden Iverson Ruby Iowa City Jerry Mason Adam Rummel K. Catt Hurbert Seeley Nevada Dr. Morse Eldora C. L. Lewis Cambridge Tillie Wiemer Webster City Mr. Williams William Lettow

Church vote sets Sunday meetings at Bide

A Sabbath morning church vote decided that the congregation may hold meetings at Bide on Sundays. No details on location or turnout are provided.

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God Davis & Moser NOTES Library Report Brunsells Deemer Brigham Mra. Daley Council Bluffa George Meredith Oberholtzer Wilson Jefferson I. B. Richman Muscatine Eliot Berlin Olive Williams al Doud Ia C. H. Townsend Oakwood Oheda Olive Cammack Grandma Larson O. A. Enpe Godfrey Gorészki Fred Beck Hubbard Lawn Hill Great Western Cereal Company Boston New Haven Philadelphia Pittsburg Albany ST. Louis Chicago Eldora, Iowa Washington Market Bales & Jahnson United States Star Brand
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