Lee Street Presbyterian Church Dedicates New Edifice in Flourishing Revival
The Lee Street Church of the Presbyterians opened a new home on Lee Street with dedication morning service by Dr Frank Gransteff and an evening charge by Rev G M Rourke. Rev S C Bates notes the work has flourished since its founding year ago as the community shows support for the expanded church and Sabbath school.
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S.C Bates
Lee Street
G. M. Rourke
Len Street
Lord of Houts
Lee Street Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Granetatt
Winooa Lake
Indiana
Bates
Peter
Granstaf
Dedication Service Marks New Leo Street Edifice
A dedication ceremony at the Leo Street church featured Rev Granstaff and Rev Rourke with a large congregation. The interior boasted palms and flowers as children performed, a collection supported missionary work, and a post-service note noted no evening service due to a busy day. The Clay and the Potter motif framed the morning sermon by Dr Grinstontt, while Epworth M E Church held a separate service on sacrifice and friendship.
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Mra. L
Langley
Granstaff
A. Hain
Hilles
Frimk Granstaf
Astor
Presbyterian Church
Church
Prospect Stree's
Grinstontt
Leo Street
Lee Street Presbyterian Church Dedicates New Brick Building
The Lee Street Presbyterian Church dedicated a new brick building with three rooms a main auditorium a Sunday school department and a basement for primary work. Ground broke in October construction cost 7050 with 2000 from Harry True estate and 1000 from the Presbyterian board. remaining funds raised by subscription. Rev S C Bates pastor led efforts praised for financial health and growth. Sunday school supervision by John W Caldwell and Erma Mitchell oversaw primary work. Faye Marshall at organ. design by J J Sloan and construction by Apt Leffler Bland.
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Harry True
Presbyterian Board of
Erma Mitchell
Faye Marehall
J. J. Sloan
J. F. Apt
Leffler
Bland
Charles Turner
Leo Street
Death comes suddenly to Isaac Bachman at 75
Isaac Bachman aged seventy five of Silver street died Sunday morning after a brief illness. He earned a living as a carpenter and was active in his trade. Survived by wife, four children including Mrs George Queen William Bachman Albert Bachman and Samuel Bachman of Ogden Utah. Funeral from the late home Tuesday at 2 with Rev Zochlel officiating. Interment in Marion Cemetery.
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Isaac Bachman
Silver Street
Bachman
Marlow
George Queen
William Bachman
Albert Bachman
Samuel Bachman
Ogden
Utah
Zochlel
The
Reformed Church
Marion Cemetery
Prominent Persons Quietly Married in Local Ceremony
Prominent local figures Caroline Straw and Henry Hazen wed Saturday evening at the Name of the Lord church, performed by Rev Clarence Wic Mil ter. The couple, reportedly attended by few relatives, will reside on East Church Street. Hazen, a leading lumber and planing mill businessman, previously ran an ice cream parlor and holds lodge memberships.
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Pearl Street
Baturany
Caroline Straw
Henry Hazen
Clarence Wic. Milter
Central Christian Church
Tiple
East Church Street
Fase Ho
Pospect
West Center Street
Charles B. Hazen
The
Odd Fellows
Hive Lodge
Masons
Hazen
Mast Church
Reception for Marker couple at Morral home
An informal reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs James Marker of Morral followed the marriage of Pearl Marker and James Marker last Thursday. About sixty relatives gathered at 10 o clock with an elaborate noon dinner and an afternoon of games and diversions.
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James Marker
Morral
Jm Toner
Aire
Pearl Marker
Alxty
Mucho
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Ments
Center Mt
Consumers Cash Grocery
Y.M.C.A. Block
Denman - Jenner Company
Tthe High-feut
East End
Cash Grocery
Mae , Center
Grand
Frank Gransteff
8. C. Bates
New Lee Street Presbyterian Church
Epworth M. FE
D. H. Batley
Epworth M. E. Church
Jesus Utrist
First Christian Church
B. Smith
New Lee Street
New York
Henny Hazen
Ray
C. E. Miller
Warner & Edwards
Germany
China
Gaith
Wey
Mrs. James Parker
Castoria
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