Christmas services fill Estherville churches
Big crowds filled Estherville churches for morning services at 10:20 with a White Christmas program in Sunday School where 510 attended. Special music included Fred Albertson’s singing and various class offerings to aid Christmas relief. Evening reports from the Older Boys Conference were welcomed. Regular midweek prayer and a teacher training class followed. District Conference in Algona was announced, along with White Cross Day observances and Christmas plans. Church notices from Epworth League, Church of Christ, and Lutheran and Norwegian Lutheran churches detailed schedules, programs, and volunteer activities for December 18, 1921.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Albertson
Bethlehem
Sioux City
Bernard Jones
Kenneth Townsen
Estherville
H.G. Delaney
Algona
Thornton
White Cross
Northwest Iowa
Methodist
M. L. Merritt
Epworth League
Advent and Bible School Gatherings At Two Churches
Lutheran Immanuel Church lists Advent services at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 11 80 a m with Pastor J E Andreae. Union Baptist notes strong attendance last Sunday and urges members to attend all December meetings including Bible School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m with the theme A Quest for Souls. Young Peoples Meeting at 6 30 p m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m feature Dr Hurley preaching.
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Lutheran Immanuel
J. E. Andreae
Xem
Union Baptist Church
Young Peoples
Hurley
Washington Letter on World Peace and the Arms Conference
Washington correspondent B C Coon argues the Arms Conference would surpass Allied gains if it ends now, but permanent world peace requires all nations to meet sincerely, without greed or territorial aims. The administration seeks an added stage using league features, not a global supergovernment. No nation should surrender sovereignty in pursuit of broader welfare.
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Washington, D. C
Versailles
League
Gordion
Conference on world peace and entente proposals debated
The article discusses hopes for an open four nation entente Japan Great Britain France United States as a path to equal footing and secret treaty avoidance. It notes the Tokyo naval ratio decision pending and foresees multiple conferences to advance League of Nations efforts Pan American ties and European collaboration amid the Arms Conference. It highlights Dante Statue unveiling with Italian Italian flags and Meridian Hill Park ceremony and reports on the 67th Congress opening with President Harding's message and labor agricultural mentions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
France
United States
Harding
Europe
America
League of Nations
Western Hemisphere
Dante
Meridian Hill Park
M. Rene Vivian
Schanzer
Italy
Wilson
Senator Capper
Kansas
Rep
Burke
Penna
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Church ‘of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Ashley Scott
John Kernen
Ruse Ile Nor. Itheran Church
Lars Handeland
A. Berge
Washington
B. C. Coon
Saint Nick
Niison
Jonh Hansen
First
Iowa Savings Bank
Spaulding
Kinas
Phoenix
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