White Way Club Picnic Planned for August 15
Fourteen members of the White Way club and five guests met at Mrs. Fred Forihash's home on Tuesday. President Mrs. Eckels led the business meeting and roll call. Plans were made for the annual picnic at Camp Cozy Monday evening, August 15 with entertainment by Mrs. Troy Forinash and refreshments by Mrs. Forinash, her daughter Pauline, and Frances Booth. The next meeting is August 23 with Mrs. Jessie Wells.
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White Way Club
Fred Forihash
R. C. Ferguson
Elmer Nevins
Will Embree
McKee
Frances Booth
Eckels
Camp Cozy
Troy Forinash
Forinash
Pauline
Jessie Wells
Cora Mether and Walter Kemp Wed in Marble Rock
Announcement reports the August 2 marriage of Cora A. Mether daughter of D. A. Mether Marble Rock and Walter L. Kemp son of C. O. Kemp Columbus Junction. They will reside in Plainfield where Kemp manages Eclipse Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Cora A. Mether
D. A. Mether
Marble Rock
Walter L. Kemp
CC. O. Kemp
Plainfield
Kemp
Eclipse Lumber Company
J. F. Peters
J. T. Leonhard
Henry Kemp
Muscatine
Farmerettes 4 H Club Girls Meet at Leader’s Home
The Fairview Farmerettes 4 H club met at Mrs. Joe Knotek’s home with seven members a leader and assistant leader present. Evelyn Marek president ran the session labeling jars of fruit and vegetables and planning for achievement day. A second meeting occurred August 4 at Marie Sojka’s home with similar attendance and activity cutting out labels.
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Fairview Farmerettes
Joe Knotek
Evelyn Marek
Marie Sojka
Ice Cream Social For Sunshine Club Families
Sunshine Community club members and families gathered Wednesday at the Wy lie home for an ice cream social. Youths played lawn games and performed music. Guests included Roy Hahn and family, Glenn Hahn, Bert Hahn, Maxine Church ill, Mike Flynn family, Viola Simmering, and Bill Lady. A brief business meeting discussed a future chicken fry. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Sam Warren’s home in three weeks.
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Sunshine Community Club
Don Wylie
Roy Hahn
Glenn
Bert Hahn
Maxine Churchill
Mike Flynn
Viola Simmering
Bill Lady
Sam Warren
Community notices from Columbus Junction and nearby areas
The Maxwell reunion is set for Wednesday at Chautauqua Park in Columbus Junction. The Hoosier Bend pie dinner occurs Tuesday at noon in Sunset Park. St James church ladies host an ice cream social on the school lawn August 15.
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Chautauqua Park
Columbus Junction
Sunset Park
St. James Church
St. James School
Community Notes From Crawfordsville Area
South Hill Aug 12 reports dinner guests at Allen Conrad home Crawfords ville include Mr and Mrs Joe Conrad and children LeRoy and Grace. Donald Sands visits Mt Pleasant with Dayle Sands family. Charley Long family at Washington reunion. Jean and Mary Cherryholmes visit cousins Jimmie and Dickie Young. Longs attend Col umbus Junction sale. Walter Stanley and Billy Des Moines visit Frank Sands home. Riley and Dale Riley visit Crawfordsville. Elmer Reselles of Merrimac calls on John Mulhern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Veru L. Sands
South Hill
Joe Conrad
LeRoy
Grace
Allen Conrad
Crawfordsville
Donald Sands
Dayle Sands
Mt. Pleasant
Charley Long
Lyle
Kenneth
Keith
Washington
Jean
Mary Cherryholmes
Jimmie
Dicki
Young
Columbus Junction
Walter Stanley
Billy
Des Moines
Riley
Dale Riley
Frank Sands
Elmer Reselles
Merrimac
John Mulhern
Mrs Chas Fornes of Chicago Visits Mrs Deford
Mrs Chsarles Fornes of Chicago visits her sister Mrs William Deford in Columbus Junction Iowa. Hilton Briggs family from Stillwater Oklahoma enroute home from Ithaca New York visited the Jen Briggs family. Mrs F di Johnston visited Cedar Rapids nieces Lucille and Jane Johnston. Mrs Noah Shellabarger returns from Wisconsin. Cyril Cutkomp of Shelby Nebraska guests of his parents in Columbus County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Ave
Chsarles Fornes
Chicago
William Deford
Hilton Briggs
Stillwater
Okla
Jen. Briggs
Ithaca
N. Y
F. di, Johnston
Lucille
Dhen Johnston
Cedar Rapids
Noah Shellabarger
Wisconsin
Oldest Geographical Society of New York
The American Geographical Society of New York, organized in 1852, is the oldest geographical society in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldest Geographical Society
American Geographical Society of New York
Geographical Society
United States
Coppock Community News Roundup and Obituaries
Coppock notes Mrs Rennie Ricks of Oskaloosa visits for care of Mrs Rosanna Ricks. death of John L Conley of Cedar Rapids mourned. Local mentions include visits by multiple families, crop improvements, and residents traveling to Washington and Packwood for events.
Card of Thanks from Batterson Family
Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our sorrow for the beautiful service floral offerings and other kindnesses we are deeply grateful Mrs Aaron Batterson and family
A Wise Man's Way and The Use of Liquor
The lesson emphasizes wisdom from Proverbs 4 10 23 and spiritual readiness from I Thessalonians 5 6 8. It warns liquor as a bar to Heaven and urges strong character in youth to resist the booze business while urging watchfulness and holy living among Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Thessalonians
Solomon
Hight C. Moore
God
Paul
Special Sabbath program by Tarkio college quartet
The Tarkio college male quartet from Tarkio Missouri will give a sacred music program during the morning service at 10 45. Rev Ray Davis will deliver the evening message and sing solo with the Tarkio quartet providing special music. A special offering supports the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkio College
Tarkio
United Presbyterian
Ray Davis
Ezel
Kvy
Bible School
Tarkio Quartet
Mr. Davis
Tarkic College
Traian Ceew
Noble
William M. Nichol
Christian Science Services Headed for Sunday Thought
Churches on South Iowa Avenue will hold 11 o'clock services with Soul as the lesson subject. The public is invited to hear citations from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Pastor Theodore C. Meibom conducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Services
South
Iowa Avenue
Mary Baker Kiddy
Tabernacles
St Pauls Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule
St Pauls Evangelical Church in Washington hosts morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m a young peoples rally at 3 00 p m and an evening service with motion pictures at 8 00 p m Pastor Carl W Klein leads the congregation.
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Motion Pictures
Carl W. Klein
Associate Presbyterian Daily Services Schedule
Morning Bible study at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00. Evening U P meeting at 6 20 and evening worship at 7 30 led by Rev A M Malcolm pastor.
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Associate Presbyterian
U. P
A. M. Malcolm
Evangelistic Campaign Open With Rev Roy Leeds
Four weeks remain until opening day for the evangelistic campaign led by Rev Roy Leeds of Ottumwa. The meeting runs for two weeks starting Sunday September 19 with services including 9 45 Bible school 10 45 Communion and worship and 7 00 Christian Endeavor at Pleasant Hill. Vernon H Carter Pastor and A Nicholson Superintendent coordinate the program.
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Roy Leeds
Ottumwa
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Hill
A. Nicholson
W. H. Carter
Vernon H. Carter
Words of Annie Laurie Origin and Music Dates
The lines note that the lyrics of Annie Laurie first appeared in 1824 and the song was set to music in 1835. This historical tidbit anchors the traditional ballad's origin in 19th century Scotland and its later musical adaptation.
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Annie Laurie
Sunday Schedule Includes Bible Class and Worship
The notice lists services with Sunday school at 9 30 and Bible class at 10 30 am followed by Divine worship.
Bible School Our Worship at 10:45 with Eastwood Sermon Restlessness
Bible school begins at 9:30 for all ages with a welcoming atmosphere. Worship follows at 10:45 led by Rev. Walter H. Eastwood of Milton PA on the theme Restlessness. Wednesday prayer meeting at 9:30 at 215 South Avenue C. Evening service not scheduled. Music includes organ preludes and solos by Mildred Stewart and Lucille Knox, with titles The Trumpeter and Steal Away. Sunday school at 10. worship at 11. A C E League at 5:30. Pastor W. M. Berry.
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Walter H. Eastwood
Milton
David Wallingford
South Avenue C
Enno
Il Saint Saens
Dix
Lloyd Hughes
Schumann
Mildred Stewart
Four Square Church Plans Fifth Anniversary Banner Day
The Foursquare Gospel Church marks its fifth anniversary next Sunday with a full program. Sunday school at 9:30 A M aims for record attendance. morning worship follows at 10:45 A M with a faith in action theme. Evening services include Crusaders at 6:15 and an evangelistic service at 7:30 featuring The Four Square Gospel. A special musical program and dedication of a new public address system are planned. Pastor W J Stevens invites all.
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Four Square
W. J. Stevens
Church Notices Promote Open Welcome and Nazarene Service
A local church invites all faiths and backgrounds to friendly services. Sunday includes 9:30 Bible school led by Mr and Mrs Long, 10:45 worship with pastor sermon Traveling Over the Highway of Life, and 6:30 Young People's meeting led by Wilma Thompson. The Church of the Nazarene on East Jefferson Street begins 9:30 Sabbath school, 10:30 worship by Rev Craig Weathers, and 7:30 evening service with Mrs Weathers and Rev Florence Weathers. public invited.
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Bible School
W. Long
Wilma Thompson
Harold Walker
Jesus
Ashford
B. B. McKinney
Wu. C. Hesseltine
Alba
Nevin
Lasson
Chas. H. McConnell
Wilma Walker
J. Fredmund
Church OF the Nazarene
East Jefferson Street
South Fourth Avenue
Reformed Presbyterian
United States
Craig Weathers
Griffith Family Heads for Two Weeks in Black Hills
Mr and Mrs Floya Griffith of Wellman depart with their children for a two week vacation in the Black Hills starting Monday. Dr and Mrs W B McIntosh also plan a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Adams
Wellman
Floya Griffith
Black Hills
Mra
McIntosh
Country Church Services Schedule
Valley Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Morning worship at 11:15 a m. Young people's rally at Washington at 3:00 p m.
Bethel Presbyterian Preaching by Rev. Kventensky Aug 14
Bethel church will hold an 11:00 AM service Sunday August 14 led by Rev. Kventensky of Omaha. A congregational meeting will follow the service.
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Bethel Presbyterian
Bethel Church
Kventensky
Omaha
Pleasant Hill August Christian Endeavor Meeting Notice
In August Pleasant Hill hosts a Christian Endeavor meeting and evening service along with Bible school and morning worship. All residents are invited. Schedule: 9 45 Worship and communion 10 45 Bible school 7 00 Christian Endeavor 8 00 Evening worship Howard Benn Supt.
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Pleasant Hill
Christian Endeavor
Howard Benn
Vernon H. Carter
West Chester Federated Bible School Schedule
The notice lists a 10:00 morning Bible school session, an 11:00 morning worship and sermon by Rev. J. B. Pollock, and an 8:00 p.m. union service at the Methodist church.
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West Chester
Ainsworth U P Sabbath Services Schedule
Sabbath school at 10:00 AM with preaching at 11:00 AM by Rev. Megeehelsen. P C U meets at 7:30 PM. No evening preaching service. Max M. White serves as chairman of the pulpit committee.
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Ainsworth U. P
Megeehelsen
Max M. White
Prairie Flower Baptist Church Service Announced
Prairie Flower Baptist invites families to Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and a worship service at 11:00 a.m. with the theme Gods Word of unsearchable riches. Pastor C. KE Strong extends a welcome to all.
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Prairie Flower Baptist
C. KE
Strong
West Chester M. E. church resumes services August 14
All services at West Chester M. E. church resume Sunday August 14 as the pastor returns from vacation to fill the pulpit. Mrs. McBlain will not return until later and Epworth League devotional meetings will be announced at a later time.
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West Chester M. E
West Chester
M. E
Crawfordsville Churches Schedule
Sunday school at 10. Public worship at 11 with sermon by the pastor. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Missionary society meets Thursday at 2 o'clock led by Mrs Orris. N F Chapman is pastor.
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KB. L. Contry
Christian Endeavor
United Presbyterian Sabbath Services Plan
The United Presbyterian Church announces 10 a.m. Sabbath school led by Mrs. Ida Wooley with no morning or evening preaching. Evening program at 6 30 p m features P C U "As Others See Us" led by Bruce Hanna. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Cannon. Mrs. Earl Ferguson leads N G Webster pastor.
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United Presbyterian
Ida Wooley
Bruce Hanna
Women's Missionary Society
John Cannon
Earl Ferguson
N. G. Webster
Methodist Sunday School and Mission Meeting Notice
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school meets at 10. J W Rich announces the Women's Foreign Missionary Society will gather at the church Thursday afternoon. EK Voss is the pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. W. Rich
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
EK. EK. Voss
Washingtons Face Pitted By Smallpox At Nineteen
The article notes George Washington, at nineteen, traveled with his half brother Lawrence to Barbados where he contracted smallpox, a disease that left his face permanently pitted.
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George Washington
Lawrence
Barbados
Estes Park arrivals and local travels noted
Joe Kehoe returned home after summer work in a New York state resort and will rejoin Iowa University this fall. Virginia and Wilma Stricker came home from a ten day Colorado trip. Helen Stricker plans a lake cottage trip to Minnesota with Keota friends for a week of fishing. Miss Wilson of Mediapolis, a Wellman first grade teacher, visits this week. Dr Honsinger moved household goods to Oskaloosa and expects to practice there with his family nearby.
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Tion
Estes Park
Colo
Joe Kehoe
New York State
Joe
Iowa University
Virginia
Wilma Stricker
Colorado
Helen Stricker
Minnesota
Miss Wilson
Mediapolis
Wellman School
B .S. Honsinger
Oskaloosa
Dr. Honsinger
Wellman
Honsingers
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Royal Neighbors
Ella van Viiel
K. M. Arington
L. A. S. Club
Farmerettes
Sunshine Club
Legion Auxiliary
Cyril Cutkomp
Shelby, Neb
W. T. Cutkomp
Columbus County
Washington Dairy
Coppock
Gleede Dold
Rennie Ricks
Rosanna Ricks
Ricks
John Tl. Conley
Conley
Mel Conley
Ella Merchant
W.S. Cochran
Frank Snider
Lverette
Mable Nicola
Packwood
Evelyn
Fred Doll
Rrosald
Marsh
Lewis Nebel
Aaron Batterson
A. B. Schmoeller
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Dundee
Perry Offertory
Londonderry
Coleman
Iseher
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Theodore C. Meibobm
St. Paul’s Evangelical
Church of Christ
Trinity Lutheran
W. M. Berry
Foursquare Gospel
F. Griffith
Country Churches
ST. Paul's Evangelical Valley
the Missionary Society
Orris
N. F. Chapman
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
The
Ombination
Washington, Iowa
Montgomery Award
South Side Square
Official
Washington Directory
Richard Stewart
c.Ethel Grecian
R. R. Noonan
W. P. Rawn
Helen Cresswell
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
Marion
George County
Lester B
A. C. Peterson
S. Second Ave
Optometrists
Ralph W Thompson
Washington Loan & Trust
Lemley & Yard General Insurance
Washington Independent School District
B. A. Ralston
Harland W. Mead
Della Patton
Ethel McCreedy
Glenn Mace
Ralph W. Thompson
P. L. Etter
T. J. Pease
A. BE. Atchison
C. W. Tucker
Officers
Lloyd Lyf
W. HL Pulte
EB. F. Mir
Henry Bat
J. O. Brow
Walter Kiesey
Marx Pratt
C C. Reiste Co
Ee Mee
Ky Park
Marian Bailey
Frank V. Miller
J . Lemmon
Lester HH Orr
F. Boller
J Hah Squi
Will Dupuy
Saiiinees Frea
City Library
Eva Denny
Homer Stephen
Ase Stan
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
West Main St
Court House
O. F. Boller
State Bank Corner
Washington St
Theodore
Bailey
Nicola Bldg
North Side Square
W. Livingston
Eveready
Lowe
Chiropractors
Chas, C
BROWN
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