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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
6
Obituary notes Iowa City Republican editor David Brant died at his home on June 4. He was a prominent Iowa newspaper man, active in politics and state conventions, known for caustic yet forceful writing and extensive connections. Church notices include a Morning Service and Sunday School at 10 4 with scripture theme.
A long church notice details Sunday activities at Union Baptist and WeR Christian Church including Children's Day programs, sermons by the pastor, and various performances. It highlights attendance, program parts like solos and a miracle pageant, and urges parental religious training. Other church notes mention meetings, prayer sessions, and a Brotherhood address.
The church announces Sunday School will meet at ten o clock starting next Sunday followed by an eleven o clock preaching service Children are urged to stay for a children's sermon after opening The Children's Day program Sunday evening was praised for its quality and the Men's Sunday Evening Club will bring Mr and Mrs Jesperson of Rockwell City for musical numbers next week Baptisms and new member reception are planned during morning worship and the church invites members to unite by confession of faith or letter
The fragment notes a Grover and Maple event tied to a program called Alaware. It mentions a finale or closing pencey style emphasis, hinting at a local cultural or club gathering with a focus on performance and craft. Exact details are unclear in the readable text.
The Maple Hill church plans a memorial service at 11 80 on Sunday with no evening service so the pastor can attend Children day at Maple. A big ice cream social is set for Thursday if weather and poster approval permit. The Children day program is Sunday June 16 at 8 00 pm and the morning worship at 10 00 am with 11 00 am Sunday School. There is a Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs Vohs on Thursday for new member reception.
Two British scientists based on radioactive phenomena contend the Earth is at least 711 million years old. They argue long geological processes and decay rates support an ancient age far surpassing earlier estimates.
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