Pageant on Fanny Crosby life set at Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction notes detail a Friday Sunday pageant at the high school auditorium tracing Fanny Crosby's life in four episodes with music by solos and choirs under Methodist auspices. The event is free with a goodwill offering to the Fanny Crosby Memorial Home.
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Ella Isom Hamilton
J. W. Pence
Roe Hawkins
Pella
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Jack Pence
Ellsworth College
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Deborah McKee
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Washta
Iowa
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Grandview
Fanny Crosby
Methodist Church
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Granny Crosby
L. C. Hill
Dorothy Brook
L. E. Maurer
J. H. Wykert
James K. Polk
J. EK. Reaney
J. Ki. Bell
W. H. Doane
Joseph H. Knapp
I. E Drake
L. F. Crull
Fanny
Henrietta Salmon
G. W. Weber
B. H. Shearer
I. E. Drake
Riverside Notes and Social Events Apr 25
Mrs Albert Hahn returns from Cedar Ronds after a week with relatives. St Marys School pupils gave a large musical recital at St Marys hall. Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs George Schnoebelen. Charles Scott of Solon visited and attended Kern Streb wedding. Mrs Frank Klen visited sister. Mrs Steve Fouchek’s baby girl born nine pounds. Peter Worlaumont from Cheyenne came for sister M Libenguth’s death. A card party at St Marys hall hosted by Promoters of the S H League. Mrs Violet Kephart of Iowa City visited. R N A camp initiated nine candidates with Kalona camp degree staff present. Mrs Clara Weber of Town City attended and spoke. A two course luncheon followed.
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Iowa City
Frank Safourek
Kalona Camp
Clara Weber
Town City
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Local Social Notes Toward End of April in Wayne County
Mrs A O Cole wife of Rev Cole of Portola Cal visits C B E Mulhern home and is related to Mrs Mulhern. Paul Hough visits Ira Owens. Nickolous delivers corn to John Krantz. Clark Wood family visits Frank Sands. Maxwell family visits Paul Maxwell. Alfred Erickson family visit Roy Johnston. Nellie Krantz helps at Lee Walker. W A Carson returns from Washington trip. Lloyd Beatty family visits Alfred Erickson. Ralph Beauchamp buys cow from Clarence Moorhead. Moorhead and Forrest Davidson attend a Wiener roast at Long Creek.
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A. O Cole
Rev. Cole
Portola
Cal
C. BE. Mulhern
Cole
Pete Nickolous
John Krantz
Clark Wood
Ainsworth
Frank Sands
C. M. Maxwell
Leland
Paul Maxwell
Alfred Erickson
Roy Johnston
Nellie Krantz
Lee Walker
Crawfordsville
W. A. Carson
Wallace Carson
Washington
Lloyd Beatty
Ralph Beauchamp
Clarence Moorhead
Forrest Davidson
Long Creek
Swift Family Moves and Local Trades Report
Mrs. John Swift shows slight improvement as children return home. Pat Swift travels to Gary Indiana and Francis to Chicago with family. Howard Baker sold a horse to Roy Libe and delivered it at the week’s start. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koehler visit and spend time locally.
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Peter Ruben
John Zieclowely
Martin Westen
Fred Ziezloweke
Howard Baker
John Beer
Harry Campbell
Lnoka
Bryan Swift
Howard Wittries
John Baer
Tillie
Lena
Fred Burger
Sam Baker
Grover Booth
John Zieglowsky
Havre
John Swift
Pat Swift
Jess Swift
Gary
Indiana
Francis
Chicago
Roy Libe
Carl Koehler
Crawfordsville Girls Tie for Prizes in Music Contest
Miss Vera Yeager visited Tipton and several locals attended the Olds senior class play. Dell Berriman visited from Quincy. The high school chorus and orchestra from Crawfordsville excelled in a Washington contest, taking first place in the orchestra and second in the Girls Glee club among four and five schools respectively.
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Crawfordsville
Vera Yeager
Tipton
Iowa
Luther Gormly
Eva
Leota Davidson
Frank Adams
P. L. Tinber
Olds
Vernelda Adams
Dell Berriman
Quincy
Paul Witting
Eula Martin
Wellston
Miss Reaney
Washington
Mr. Jones
Florence Homes
Violet Twinam
Alice White
Kyle Edwards
Ethel Howsare
Myrtle Orris
Etna James
Hope Huston
Doris Fletcher
Greta Hinton
Clara Patterson
Blanche Thomas
Mary Andrew
Coolidge backs limited merchant marine aid debate
President Coolidge says government aid for a sufficient merchant marine is needed but has no plan to push such a proposal. Attorney General Sargent delivers his first public address affirming loyalty to the constitution. George A. Sanderson of Chicago, U S secretary since May 19, 1919, dies of a heart attack.
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Coolidge
Sargent
George A. Sanderson
Chicago
United States
Story of a Brave Man Stephen the Deacon
Lesson outlines Stephen the Deacon as hero of early Christianity. It describes his selection, disputes with Jewish leaders, defense before the Sanhedrin, the heavenly vision, and his martyrdom, noting his calm faith and forgiving prayer. The account highlights Saul’s witness to Stephen's death and the church’s internal growth amid persecution.
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Stephen
Moses
Christ
Stifler
Temple
God
Israel
Stephen Stoned
Heaven
Jesus
Enduring quality of good, clean, honest things
The passage recalls a need to comfort and strengthen ourselves by remembering the lasting virtue of goodness, decency, and integrity. It emphasizes sustaining a steady faith in what is sound and true as a source of resilience.
Mill Milestone: Child Learns Greek Early
A young Mill student began Greek studies at age three and had nearly mastered the language by seven, reflecting rapid early language acquisition.
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Toe Stuart Mil
Prayer for the Day Inspires Sanity Strength and Sweetness
A morning prayer passage asks for calm sanity and resilience to face the day ahead. It invokes steadiness through care and contradiction and seeks the ability to handle trouble with grace.
Famous Forts in U S History at Jefferson Barracks
Jefferson Barracks Missouri figures prominently in U S military history. The post produced many leaders from both Union and Confederate armies including Johnston Lee Sumner Johnston and others totaling about 50 generals. It trained early rough riders and served from the Mexican War through World War I. Establishing Cantonment Adams in 1826 it remained a key rendezvous in U S wars.
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Jefferson Barracks
Jefferson Davis
Second Cavalry
Jeff Davis
Albert Sidney Johnston
Robert EK. Lee
Davis
Edwin V. Sumner
Joseph FE. Johnston
Bull Run
John Sedgwick
W. J Hardee
W. H. Emory
George Stoneman
FE. Baker
Jeb” Stuart
George H. Thomas Wesley Merritt
Earl van Dorn
Kirby Smith
Henry Leavenworth
Henry Atkinson
Stephen W. Kearney
John C. Fremont
Braxton Bragg
James Longstreet
Ulysses S. Grant
William Tecumseh
General Gentry
John W. Price
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Adams
John Quincy Adams
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Chalk composition and uses in ancient geology
Chalk is a soft earthy earthy limestone variety, white to yellowish. It forms mainly from fossil shells and siliceous spicules of sponges, plus microscopic organisms. It has many uses, including as a writing medium when mixed with a binding substance.
Goal in Sight Promotes Aim and Opportunity
The text urges a man to have an aim and a purpose, claiming clear goals create opportunities to reach a desired end. It references Bishop Spalding and the king of spring in a poetic, exhortative tone.
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Evolved Famous Dish A National Pork and Beans Origin Claim
A food distributor claims the dish pork and beans was first served by Jim Magtishenoan Daniel Day Good who invited friends to a July first Friday plane gathering. The statement links the dish to this figure and event.
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Jim Magtishenoan
Daniel Day Good
Jelly Fish Swarm Forces German Swimmer to Quit
Myriads of jelly fish rose from deep sea and clung to a German swimmer during a contest, stinging him severely and causing him to abandon the event.
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