Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s Gospel discussed
The piece surveys the Sermon on the Mount as core to the Gospel, noting its focus on kingdom precepts rather than salvation by blood. It outlines the Beatitudes, the humble poor in spirit, meekness, hunger for righteousness, and the call to be salt and light, with reference to Jesus as the Light of the World and the coming Messiah’s day.
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Fieepmon
Ateae
SePpTytt
Pheie
Horenast
Messiah
Mount
Jultins
Neuliatels
Twson Laearth
Jesus
Kingdom of
Ieay
Ciish
Tim
John
Esay
Lord
Allen
Ty Bee
Tiga
Christ
Light shines through us in our holy living and faith
Paragraphed reflection urges believers to let light of Jesus Christ illuminate others by consistent, sacrificial conduct. It cites Scripture on the divine authority of Moses and Jesus, urges unity in the church, and covers moral themes from anger to sincere love, ending with local notices of visitors and a note on historic monastic rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Joshua
Esther
Isaiah
Malichi
Heaven
Eden
In Algeria Ink Streams Form From Iron Rich Soils
In Algeria a stream runs inky black due to a tributary rich in iron that it absorbs from ferruginous soil, while a second tributary drains a peat marsh, both contributing gallic acid, the two principal ingredients of ink.
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Algeria
Erie Legion Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow
The American Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ethel Brooks. Mrs. Louise Olinger, president, will preside. Luncheon will be served and extra business will be attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Brooks
Louise Olinger
Erie Masons Welcome Visitors at Lodge Meeting
The Evie Mason lodge hosted guests from Blorrison Albany Prophets town and Lyndon lodges during a Friday afternoon session. Special third degree work featured, Lyndon members aiding. Afterward, a banquet for sixty five was held at the Woman's club rooms. A fire alarm rang at 10 PM Thursday near Mr and Mrs George Seiger as sparks from a chimney likely sparked a roof blaze, extinguished by chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Mason Lodge
Blorrison
Albany
Prophetstown
Lyndon
Lyndon Lodge
Woman’s Club
R. of. P
Star Psc
George Seiger
Erie Fans Face Freeze Up At Proghetstown Tournament
A large Erie delegation traveled Friday to Proghetstown for a basketball tournament but many cars froze in the extreme cold this winter with temperatures between 25 and 38 degrees below zero. Dr and Mrs RB RaRue returned from Chicago after visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Geo Weineke and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proghetstown
Erie
R. EB. RaRue
Chicago
Daugh‘ter
Geo. Weineke
First National Bank of Erie Reelects Officers
At a recent stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Erie, officers were re elected. President R H Burchell Vice President Ora F Wilson Cashier R C Burchell Assistant Cashiers R E Potter and Leland Burchell. Stockholders listed include O A Wilson C H McLean estate G H Fadden B C Burchell F J Vogt H A Huntington W C Durkees and R H Burchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Erie
R. H. Burchell
Ora
Wilson Cashier
R. CG. Burchell
Ass't.cashiers
R. E. Potter
Leland Burchell
O. A. Wilson
C. H. McLean
G. H. Fadden
B. C. Burchell
F. J. Vogt
H. A. Huntington
W.C. Durkees
R. If. Burchell
Mrs Guthrie returns from Bradenton with relatives
Mrs Kathryn Kirk Guthrie came home from six weeks in Bradenton Florida with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Perkins. She traveled south with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Wilson Cortright of Tampico who drove. Mrs Tnex Oakey is ill at home and Mrs Mae McAllister cares for her. Mrs Willis Wood and two children of Villa Park arrived Sunday to visit relatives in East Moline.
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Kirk Guthrie
Bradenton
Fla
R. W. Perkins
Guthrie
Wilson Cortright
Tampico
Tnex Oakey
Mae McAllister
Willis Wood
Villa Park
East Moline
Erie B P U Begins Contest Sunday Night
The Erie B P U society of the Baptist church under president Clarence Peterson started a two month contest Sunday evening. The group is split into Odds and Evens with Alma Seger leading Evens and Belva Olson leading Odds. Teams earn credits for perfect attendance, participation, new members, and other activities. the winning side will serve as guests to the losers at a group meeting.
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B. ¥. P. U. Society
Bapst Church
Heat
Clarence Peterson
Alma Seger
Belva] Olson
Ratious
Evle Cheese Factory Operates At 16000 Pounds Daily
The Evle cheese factory run by A. B. Mayhew produces large shipments of cheese and smaller cheeses for local merchants. Located in A. B. Matthews' brick building near the depot, it uses modern machinery and can process 16000 pounds of milk daily.
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Evle
Freeport
A. B. Mayhew
Wisconsin
A.B \. Matthews
High Wires North Utilities Electric Men Work Near Erie
Northern Utilities Electric crew from Prophetstown labored along Erie street toward West Sandridge neighborhood and interacted with several farmers amid ongoing electrical work in the area.
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Northern Utilities Electric
Prophetstown
Erie West
West Sandridge
Houses and farm buildings wired for electric lights
Residents Leonard Loll Howard Eddy Clifford Klendworth Homer Harding Reily Greth Kirk Guthrie and the West Sand Ridge school house are having electric lights installed at their properties. The listing notes a local push for electrification and community upgrades.
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Leonard Loll
Howard Eddy
Clifford Klendworth
Homer Harding
Reily Greth
Kirk
Guthrie
West Sandridge
Garden Plain News Recaps Socials And Church Events
Mrs Addie Stowell Mrs Alice Knafip and Mrs S E Sweet visited Clinton Monday and saw Sunny Side Up at the Capitol theatre. The T F club hosted a Friday evening at Mr and Mrs Maynard Stone's with Mrs C M Stone and Mrs W B Drury assisting. Prizes went to C B Sweet Miss Marian Knabe CO M Stone and Miss Ruth Renkes. Lunch followed. Visitor guests included Miss Ruth Renkes and Miss Marian Knabe of Rock Island. Mr S Eno Sweet and Mrs Slowell hosted Sunday guests. A mid winter party for Garden Plain Sunday School will be held Friday at Town Hall with a Fellowship supper. The losing side The Reds led by Clarence Sweet will banquet at 6 30. The event welcomes all community members. The Jotly Farmers Wives club will meet at Mrs Robert Curry's Newton home with husbands as guests. Junior meeting on Wednesday led by David Miller. Garden Plain Missionary society held a postponed meeting at Presbyterian manse with Mrs M A Robeson's hosting. Mrs Robeson led devotionals on stewardship and China and shared letters from missionaries including Mrs Suntingham and Miss Rosalie Stewart. Rev H G Hallock of Shanghai sent a Chinese goddess paper and description. National Mission topic by Mrs C B Sweet. Plans for February meeting discussed. Nominating committee Ms Maynard Stone Mrs Murphy and Mrs Knapp chosen. A social hour followed. two visitors present. Members may attend School of Instruction in Albany January 25, led by Mrs Mary Krull Rock Island. Ice up by 38 locals including Rexford Bros East Lynne Harry Husman Earl Hardy Ernest Cross. Denominational Young People's Day Sunday observed at Garden Plain and Newton Presbyterian churches with sermon The Called of God.
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Addie Stowell
Alice Knafip
S. E. Sweet
Clinton
Sweet
Capitol Theatre
T. F. Club
Maynard Stone
C. M. Stone
W. B. Drury
Slowell
S. Eno Sweet
Garden Plain
Town Hall
Loside
W Ue
Bluey
Belle
Reds
Clarence Sweet
Jotly Farmers’ Wives Club
Robert Curry
Newton
David Miller
Gardenplain Missionary Society
Presbyterian Manse
M. A. Robo
Robeson
China
H. G. Hallock
Shanghai
Hallock
Jeter
Suntingham
Rosalie
Stewart
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
C. B. Sweet
Alrs
Murphy
Knapp
Gardenplain
Albany
Moonic Temple
Mary Krull Mu Rock
Tgachirs
Jonanna Costennyk
Edna Sharer
Fitton
Rexford Bros
East Lynne
Harry Husman
Earl Hardy
Ernest Cross
Newton Presbyterian
God
Dream Gardens and Bealities in Local Notes
Readable school notices list students with high averages and perfect attendance for bi monthly exams and January. Names include Marie Hamilton Betty Lamb Emily Carnell Charles Zimmerman Chester Levandosky Edward Carnell Margery Fenno Jean Reynolds Anton Wakefield Marvin Sidlinger Anna May Nelson and more. Community news records visitors, church events, and local horticulture guidance from a landscape gardener urging readers to plan dream gardens and improve home grounds.
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Ruth Mitshall
Lesehor
Marie Hamilton
Betty Lamb
Emily Carnell
Charles Zimmerman
Chester Levandosky
Edward Carnell
Margery Fenno
Jean Reynolds
Anton Wakefield
Marvin Sidlinger
Anna May Nelson
George Fenno
Donald Wakefield
Robert Hengan
Robert Sidlinger
Ernie Carnell
Je Tamilton
Lois Armstrong
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Cordova and Vicinity
Ben Cutler
George Shumate
Alton Reynolds
del Prater
J. W. Sallows
Greater New York
Brooklyn
Long Island City
New Island
Westchester
Flushing
Newtown
Jamaica
Pellam and Hempstead
New York City
Eurepr
St. Wonorst
St. Honorat
Cannes
France
Legion Auxiliary
Erie Masons
Cordova
Ruth Sandhalm
Orvilla Howard
Catherine Maxwell
Agnes Besline
Ruth Hansen
LeRoy Sandhoff
Leonard Reynolds
Leonard Pfister
Lois Zimmerman
Margaret George
Jeanette Gosnell
Aretha Neal
Ruth Tienna
Charles Houston
Donald Gosvard
Glenn Mullery
Junior Houston
Lewis Howard
Aenes Bestine
Juni Houston
Alethaal
William Francis Carnel
Margaret Goetree
Johnnie Pfister
Florence Hew Yan
Ben Bestine
Jorvilla Howard
George Shumote
Magnated Allen
Chicago Y
Amanda Avent
Louisville
Fred Reynolds
Raymond Reynolds
Anna Hoecgner
Moline
The
Union Gospel Tabernacle
Clare Nydet
Patstor
Adee
Tabernacle
Fon
Gladys Sidlinger
Oliver Guinn
Har Uisinga
Chas. Tomer
Ures
Olly
Lys
Guy JL Blacker
Cape Gardner
Dean Reynolds
Mrs. Alton Reynolds
Pete
Alfred Garrilt
Maemiers
del Mr
G. HL. Wickert
Alton Reylents
Prin
Redenbe
Lyn- Ford- Don
Be Maher
Motige
6Th Ave
Moline, Ill
Frank Gottsche
Finois
Wedding Ring Headquarters
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Moline, Illinois
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