Christian Bible School Services With Healing Message
Church schedule lists Bible school at 9 45 worship 11 00 Endeavor 6 30 evangelistic service and baptism 7 30 with Eva B Diller organist and P B Roll minister. Dr A W Caul of Northwestern Baptist Hospital to preach both services next Sunday on the healing ministry of Jesus. Special music and organ recital planned. A summer emphasis on Jesus Christ the savior. A welcome to all with sermons, choir, and illustrated sermon.
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Jesus
A. W. Canl
Northwestern Baptist Hospital Association
Caul
Church
Mr. Thompson
Young People's Choir
Good Shepherd
Jesus Christ the Savior
Frank R. Sage
Lester J. Thompson
Arthur A. Vinz
Josephine Turner
Dolar
al’ Hall
Samuel Hall
Love Divine
W. Williams
Leja Crumps
Riverside
Gospel Train
Reading
Emma Black
Florence Hall
Ben C. Woodruff
S. Hall
R. Hall
B. Woodruff
W. W. Williams
F. Hall
Holy City
W. Taylor
William and
Jay Will
Epworth League
Ruth Wilson
Margaret Corbn
Nita Corbin
Mrs. Ream
Steane
Handel
Margaret Corb
Ashford
Roberts
Rogers
Elma Rice
Dubois Arthur W. Henke
Lewis Warren
Edna Klein
Wayside Church Seeks Homeward Face Through Services
The church announces Bible school at 9:45 AM and morning worship at 1:00 PM with sermons "Wayside Tales" and "A Drink From the Old Well" aimed at turning believers toward home. Music by organ, solos, and anthems features Ruth George, Ruth Stewart, and Carolyn Hamilton with Rev. T. C. Fulton directing.
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Jesus
Iil
Stebbins
Ts Hole Tennie
Wooler
Ruth George
Etherington
Ruth Sterwart
Hebe
Mansfield
Methodist Church Service Notes and Memorial for Rev Stryker
A Sunday program outlines 9:30 a m church school led by Legh Wy Soale, with an emphasis on keeping children in Sunday school. 10:45 a m features morning worship focusing on The Grace of God. A brief Memorial service honors the late Rev W R Stryker at 5:54 p m in the same hour.
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WY Soale
Suny Day School
W. R. Stryker
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Frankfort
Europe
S. F. Wenger
United Presbyterian
Pro
A. Ni Porter
Methodist
Epworth League
Country Churches Wrest Chester Baptist Service Notes
No morning service at the Chester Baptist church on Sunday. Sunday school at 11:00 a m. Evening service and union service with Rev Gordon speaking in the Baptist church. Young people's society meets at 7 15 p m.
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Gordon
Baptist Church
Young People's Society
Afternoon Service Led by Rev Vinz and Rev McCall
An afternoon service at 2 30 p m is led by Rev Vinz with Rev McCall delivering the sermon. The meeting in charge follows the arranged program.
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Vinz
McCall
Jolly Farm Bureau Ice Cream Social Moved to Home
Crawfordsville reports a rain disruption moved the Jolly Farm Bureau gathering from the tourist camp to the Frank Young home. Forty three attended with ice cream and cake. Sunday school and church services listed with speakers Rev. S F Wenger and C F Pritchett among others. local visits noted and a tonsil removal at Washington county hospital.
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Crawfordsville
Jolly Farm Bureau
Town
Frank Young
Probe shoots Camp Dodge soldier in accidental wound
Des Moines August 22 An investigation is under way at Camp Dodge into the accidental shooting of Private Fred L Goodwin Ida Grove member of the 18th hospital company in the company rear area He was wounded by Private Harold Angstead Fairfield of the service company 1233rd field artillery The incident occurred yesterday in the company area Goodwins injuries are said to be slight No charges have been filed against Angstead Col Charles H Grahl camp adjutant reported the probe continues.
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Des Moines
U.R
Camp Dodge
Prirate
Fred L. Goodwin
Ida Grove
18Th Hospital Company
Charles H. Grahl
Goodwin
Harold Angstead
Fairfield
1233Rd Field Artillery
Angstead
Company & Reels
Bar Association Elects President in 1930 Convention
Chicago Aug 22 The American Bar Association closed its 1930 convention with Fosiah Marvel Wilhdegion Delaware elected president and an award given to Root, former secretary of the association, for distinguished service.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Fosiah Marvel. Wilhdiegion
Del
One Root
1Kag
Ady
Two True Friends David and Jonathan in Sacred Bond
Biblical study on the friendship between David and Jonathan. Jonathan’s selfless pledge, covenant renewal, and defense of David against Saul illustrate faith, loyalty, and yielding personal claims for God’s chosen. David mourns Jonathan’s death and honors his steadfast loyalty.
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David
Jonathan
Saul
Goliath
Coriath
God
Israel
Tin
David Saul
Love as Conqueror and Path to Peace, Baldwin Quote
A brief quotation by Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin extols love as the sole force to guide nations toward peace and the one essential pursuit in the world. It frames love as the universal conqueror and the only necessary aim for humanity.
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Stanley Baldwin
God’s Presence or Absence in Places of Grace
A reflective note cites William Farng on how grace marks places by God’s presence or absence, suggesting spiritual discernment distinguishes locations through sacred sense. The remark frames faith as a test of divine nearness in space.
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Willian Farng
Keokuk Star Conrad Nagel Stars in Numbered Men at Fox
Hollywood favorite Conrad Nagel, born in Keokuk Iowa, stars in the First National all star drama Numbered Men at the Fox Theatre. He shares top billing with Bernice Claire and Raymond Hackett in a tale featuring prison break thrills and a dramatic sacrifice. Mervyn Le Roy directs with Ralph Ince and Tully Marshall in supporting roles.
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Conrad Nagel
Hollywood
Keokuk
Iowa
Nagel
Ralph Ince
Tully Marshall
Mervyn le Roy
Local Visitors and Visits in Crawfordsville Area
Red Brick August 20 report notes Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neiswanger and son David visiting the Frank Taylor home near Crawfordsville. Other locals, including Homer Kephart and Mrs Eldier Kephart, are listed as visitors or travelers with families and friends in the region.
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Red Brick
Floyd Neiswanger
David
Frank Taylor
Crawfordsville
Homer
Roy Kephart
Jake Ernest
Francis
Sam Sigafoose
Davenport Fair
Eldier Kephart
Lawrence Kephart
Reverend P D Gray Visits West Chester Friends
West Chester reports Rev P D Gray of Wakinsburg visiting friends for a few days. Gray taught at the Methodist church for four years and his return drew interest from locals.
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West Chester
P. D. Gray
Wakinsburg
Gray
Methodist Church
Shiloh Social News Reports Visits and Family News
Myra Van Nostrand returns home after visiting grandma and auntie Sowash. Will Darbyshire family attends chautauqua. Caldwell and Ellen plan Cedar Falls trip to bring Cathryne and Cleone home after summer school. Leslie Beenblossom hosts Sunday dinner with the Hunts. A new baby boy arrives to Birdell Darrell’s family in Washington. Frank Schantz faces ivy and dust poisoning. E C Buntenbach family visiting. he is the writer’s brother.
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Shiloh
Myra van Nostrand
Sowash
Will Darbyshire
Chautauqua
Ra Caldwell
Ellen
Cedar Falls
Cathryne
Cleone Caldwell
Mack Beenblossom
Harold Beenblossom
Paul Hkugene
Leslie Beenblossom
Bert Donaldson
Birdell
Washington
Lester Wagner
Leo
Howard and
J. F. Siatoose
Frank Schantz
Wayland
Allen
E.¢. Buntenbach
Klemone
Iowa
Mr. Buntenbach
Columbus Junction Fair and Night Show Details
The Columbus Junction fair and night show are set for September 9 to 5 inclusive with optimistic outlook. Officers include J. J. Jenkins president G. W. Weber vice president FE H Weigner secretary W C Hall treasurer C J Hantt privileges and A A Jones superintendent of speech. Directors list Lawrence Estle J J Jenkins J Hantt Harry Fletcher A A Jones W Weber W FT Duncan C E Pierce and B H Shearer. General and divisional superintendents cover horses cattle hogs sheep domestic fowls floral hall flowers pastry and more with names such as Reece Davis Mrs J Don Darrow Mrs Eugene Lewis Mrs Joe Sehoch Mrs W Hull and others.
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Columbus Junction
J. J. Jenkins
G. W. Weber
FE. H. Weigner
W. C. Hall
C. J. Hantt
A. A. Jones
Lawrence Estle
J. Hantt
Harry Fletcher
Joe Sehoch
W. H. Hull
Arthur Mewither
O. W. McGrew
W. R. Fuckey
Floyd Johnston
Phil
Guilty Conscience Ends With Fine and Jail Time
Bud Worley claimed his car liquor was planted after he reported a theft. Nightwatchman was resting on the running board. fingerprints on the bottle matched Worley. He was fined $309 and sentenced to 90 days in county jail.
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Bedford
Bud Worley
Worley
Twin sisters to graduate from Union hospital nursing school
Sullivan Ind March twin sisters Lara and Laree Dickerson, of Sullivan County, who dressed alike and share career goals, will graduate from the Union hospital nursing school at Terre Haute this year.
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Sullivan
Ind
Union Hospital Nursing School
Terre Haute
Lara and
Laree Dickerson
Sullivan County
Prairie Flower Homecoming Draws LARGE Crowd
A large crowd attended the Prairie Flower homecoming with rain keeping some supporters away. Mrs. John Kurtz Sr and daughters Laura and Emma join Mr and Mrs Andy Oltman in leaving for Lincoln Illinois after a few days at the Kurtz home. Mildred Kurtz plans a two week visit to relatives in Lincoln.
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Union District No. 1
Prairie Flower
John Kurtz
Laura
Emma
Andy Oltman
Lincoln
Ill
Mildred Kurtz
C. H. Bear
Clayton Dear
Wagoner
Hively
Davenport
Hugo Strume
Patrick
Washington
John Ixurts
N. J. Benson
Ameal Chabal
Riverside Social Roundup Includes Visits and Illness
Local notes from Riverside and vicinity recount visits by Miss Fern Heck to Iowa City, Ruth Lincoln returning to Town City duties, and Dorothy Prehoda hosting a party for eighteen friends. Mrs Joe Hotka's illness led to an operation at Mercy hospital with a hopeful recovery. several families, including the Grim and Tobin households, were seen at Saint Marys.
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Riverside
Rt. 1
Levo Grim
Iowa City
Robert Tobin
Saint Mary's
Joe Hotka
Mercy Hospital
Fern Heck
Ruth Lincoln
Town City
Dorothy Prehoda
Tve
Sinceheon
Dorothy
Chas
Havel
Min Anna Burich
Bert Skulla
Melvin Havel
Frank Horn
Conesville
Cedar Rapids
Agnes Draker
Arthur Lorack
Hills
Iowa
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Muscatine
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Waterloo
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Kansas City
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Langdon, N. C
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Champaign
Walter Lewis
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