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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1907

Page

4

Dedication of New Methodist Church Valued at 710000

The article recalls the dedication of a new Methodist church with services led by Rev. J. E. Weigle and others. Epworth League activities occurred, and the church was formally given to the public by trustees and accepted by Presiding Elder Meyers. The church's value is listed as 710,000.

S. W. Neal Amos Keller Washington Patterson Epworth League Mr. Koch Farmington Handy A. C. Piersel Mt. Pleasant Board of Trustees Meyers J. E. Weigle New Methodist Church J. M. Coates Geo. Filmer W. N. Potter J. B. Weigle J. T. Meyers

Early History of Ainsworth Methodist Church

The article traces the early Methodist work around Xenia and Amboy leading to the Ainsworth Methodist Episcopal church. It lists founding members, key pastors from 1860s to 1900s, church building progress including the 1883 cornerstone, 1883 dedication, and postwar revivals that expanded membership and revived the congregation. It notes the 1907 demolition of the old church and mentions revival impacts and parsonage improvements.

Jeffrey School Xenia Amboy Ronalds Ainsworth Methodist Episcopal Church John Adams Washington Iowa W. Price J. W. Nichols Ainsworth United Brethren People Wm. A. Watson M. W. Morrison United Presbyterians Eureka C. ©. Shelton Jesse Craig Oliver P. Light N. Wells Muscatine I. W. Willey W. E. Patterson Ainsworth Sabbath School W. F. Combs D. D F. R. Holcomb M. Lee W. O. Smith U. B. Church Jos Tedford U. P. Church C. C. McCabe Philadelphia Patterson Cotter S. R. Ferguson

Building Layout Sizes and Seating Capacities

The main auditorium measures 37.6 by 44.6 feet with 226 seats. The assembly room is 19 by 34.6 feet seating 150. The choir loft is 13 by 28 feet and the pulpit area is 7 by 14. In the basement the furnace and fuel room are 16 by 23, the kitchen 13 by 14, the dining room 41 by 27.6, and the parlor 17.6 by 33.

Foley's Honey and Tar Sold Without Harmful Drugs

Millions have used Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles with no adverse effects. The genuine yellow package contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is sold by all druggists. Guard your health by refusing substitutes.

Foley

Local travelers and visitors frequent the city today

W H Hughes was a passenger on the Branch this morning. Miss Nellie Anderson left for Keota for a few days visit. Mrs J J M of near Kalona rode Columbus Junction this morning. Miss Nellie Stevenson arrived from Keota to spend the day in the city. Mrs Bert Sands came from Ainsworth to visit. Mrs Dr J C Boice Mrs Moore Mrs Dr A M Cowden and John Maxwell left for Crawfordsville to attend Mrs Margaret P Mintier's grave service.

W. H. Hughes Nellie Anderson Keota Kalona Columbus Nellie Stevenson Bert Sands Ainsworth J. C. Boice Moore A. M. Cowden John Maxwell Burlington Crawfordsville Margaret P. Mintier

Vienna cafe serves fresh rolls and pastries daily

The Vienna location offers salted peanuts and almonds, hermits, cupcakes, and a large cookie selection. Mrs J H Taylor and Irene Jones are among recent arrivals and departures from Crawfordsville Fairfield and the Gulf Coast trip via the George H Paul excursion.

Vienna Land J. H. Taylor Crawfordsville Irene Jones Fairfield City Will McClean George H. Paul Gulf Coast Country

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