Preaches Last Sermon Here at Beatrice Nebraska
A preacher delivers his final sermon in Beatrice Nebraska as services conclude. The event marks the end of his tenure and draws local church attendance and reflection on his ministry.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
4
Union Meeting Marks End of Pastor Young's Beatrice Ministry
The Rev. L. D. Young delivered his last sermon at the Presbyterian church and a union service filled the First United Presbyterian church beyond capacity. Win Smouse chaired the meeting as Hollis Whiting was elected secretary. A pulpit committee was named and resolutions praised Young's six years of faithful labor, with thanks to Mrs Young and a note that copies would be sent to The Evening Journal and Beatrice’s First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Young
Apollos
Win Smouse
Hollis Whiting
W. H. Hughes
Ministerial unity and pastor vacancy at Presbyterian church
A sermon stressed the oneness of city ministers and God as the source of growth. Mr. Young announced the pulpit would be vacant, reflecting on six fruitful years and the congregation's sadness. He urged finding a pastor fervent in saving souls, as Mrs. Young departs with warm regard from the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Mr. Young
Presbyterian Church
Farewell and reception for Rev. L. D. Young at church
The Presbyterian church announces a men’s reception in the Sabbath school room Tuesday at 8 pm for Rev. L. D. Young. A farewell reception for the Rev. and Mrs. Young follows Wednesday after prayer meeting. All church members and the public are warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
Brookhart to Speak in Burlington Tomorrow Night
Col W Brookhart travels to Burlington to address the Taft Cummins club at Modern Woodmen hall. Joining him are Joe Frailey Mt Pleasant Keokuk’s Howe and Fairfield’s Crail to give brief remarks before Brookhart delivers a spirited campaign speech. Tomorrow April 28 marks the 45th anniversary of DS Cole's release from Andersonville prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brookhart
Burlington
Taft-Cummins Club
Woodmen Hall
Joe Frailey
Mt. Pleasant
W. ©. Howe
Keokuk
Charles 5. Crail
Fairfield
Mr. Brookhart
Important cough remedy decision promotes Foley's Honey and Tar
A guidance note urges choosing Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds stating it cures obstinate racking coughs and expels the cold from the system with no harmful drugs. Lemmon's Pharmacy endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Praise for canal work predicts success of Panama Waterway
Emil L. Boas, Hamburg American Line director, returns from Jamaica and Central America praising the Panama project. He notes massive earth removal at Gatun dam, excavators at work, and the striping away of disease in the canal belt as American health efforts succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil L. Boas
Panama
Hamburg American Line
New York
Gatun Dam
Hardy
Diego de Mercado
Philip II
Spain
Boas
Canal
Flats on Colony Idea Sparks Unique Chicago Housing Plan
Five Chicago men plan to build a colonial style apartment block where each resident owns their flat and pays a share of operating costs. A first floor garage for five cars and central services including heating lighting and a valet room are included. The group names James Petit J B Verbell Benjamin Marshall Charles E Fox and a Rock Island railroad official as founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ca Valet
Common
James Petit
J. B. Verbell
Benjamin Marshall
Charles E. Fox
Rock Island Railroad
Salute to Police Urged by Chicago Children clubwoman
Chicago school children saluted policemen on the street as a mark of respect inspired by Mrs. Edward Roby. Police officers, praised for protection and bravery, responded kindly. Roby urged that police service stir patriotism and be taught to every child at a Chicago luncheon of the Chicago Colony of New England Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Roby
Chicago Colony
New England
Woman’s Athletic Club
Odd Interstate Angle in Missouri Murder Trial
Daniel Dempsey village marshal of Grafton Illinois stands accused of killing Claude Allemany after pursuing him into Missouri territory. The core issue is whether Dempsey had authority to shoot and in which state Allemany died as the trial proceeds in St. Charles Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Daniel Dempsey
Grafton
Ill
Claude Allemany
Dempsey
Allemany
St. Charles County
Illinois
Missouri
Dogs’ Toilet Club Opens In London Fashion District
A new Dogs’ Toilet Club in a fashionable London street offers grooming for pets of the smart set. For eight shillings they receive a bath and coat trimming to immaculate condition. Dental work, tooth filling, extraction, and claw trimming are advertised services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogs
London
Camel Post Service Delivers by Camel Messengers Across Babara
In the new postal service across Babara, messengers ride camels to carry messages. The camel route links distant towns, promising faster deliveries and improved communication. Local officials praise the innovative approach and expect growth in regional trade and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camel Post Service
Babara
Brooklyn Joke Tops Chicago In Foot Size Contest
A Brooklyn woman won the Tribune’s inmost perfect foot contest with a diamond slipper. The prize was meant to prove Chicago women’s feet were small. But the winner, Mrs. Clarence W. Chalfant, was born and bred in Brooklyn and had lived in Chicago only ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookyn
Chicago
Churches
Windy City
Stockyards
Chicago Tribune
United States
Clarence W. Chalfant
Kenmore Avenue
the Tribune
Monster Map of Brazil for Jubilee Exhibition
Brazil plans a large outdoor relief map in the jubilee exhibition to open in May, showing all physical features with artificial mountains water channels and forests. It may be delayed. a botanical and zoological garden will display each state, plus Indian tribes camps, honoring the 1808 ports opening as the independence starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Republic
National Congress
Cleaning discolored silver with oil paste method
Discolored silver or plate uncleaned for a long time can’t be cleaned with ordinary whiting or plate powder. A thin paste made from whiting or powder and salad oil rubbed into crevices, left for a few hours, then washed, removes all stains.
Local lunch and travel notes at city spots
Kansas City passengers on No. 5 included F J Taylor and Carl Roberts along with Mrs Durward Sowash and Miss Zuleita Sowash of West Chester who registered at the Rest Room on Saturday. Doughnuts and pies shine at Johnsons and the Vienna offering the best and largest assortment in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s
Vienna
Kansas City
F. J. Taylor
Carl Roberts
Chic Perkins Stars In The Little Prospector At Opera House
Chic Perkins leads a four act comedy drama The Little Prospector presented by Frank G. King at the opera house on Tuesday the 28th. The piece is new to the stage and backed by the American Amusement Association of New York City ensuring high dramatic quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Little Prospector
The
Frank G. King
Twenty Year Health Sentence Cited For Arnica Salve
O S Woolever of LeRaysville claims a twenty year cure from Bucklen's Arnica Salve for bleeding piles. The testimonial notes the salve heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly, with Lemmon's selling it for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
O. S. Woolever
LeRaysville
Lemmon’s
Notice for Twenty Century Reading Circle Meeting
The twentieth Century Reading circle will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. J H Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Reading Circle
J. H. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. L. D. Young
Lts New
Beatrice
Nebraska
D. 8S. Cole
Andersonville
Washington
Iowa
Brooklyn
City of Churches
Monster Map OF
Rio de Janeiro
Chic Perkins
J. G. Smith
Cash Grocery
Gorham’s
Gorham
Chas. D. Gorham
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