Church Services Schedule with Temperance Address
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service 11 junior at 4 senior 5 45 and evening service 7. A temperance address by Rev W O Fisher pastor will follow.
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W. O. Fisher
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
5
Sabbath Schedule Highlights at Local Church
Sabbath school begins at 9 30 morning service at 11 with The Gospel of Good Cheer as topic Junior Endeavor meets at 4 followed by Senior Endeavor at 545 Evening service at 7 Temperance address by Rev W R Sawhill, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sawhill
First Presbyterian Sunday Services and Anti-Saloon Talk
Sabbath school at 9 40 morning service at 11 Rev H B Condit of Cedar Rapids representing the Anti-Saloon League will give an address Junior Endeavor at 3 Senior Endeavor at 6 No evening service Rev L D Young pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condit
Cedar Rapids
Anti-Saloon League
L. D. Young
George D Rogers
Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 11 temperance address by Rev C S Cooper Epworth League 5 45 Junior League 3 30 evening service 7 preaching by pastor Rev U S Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Cooper
U. S. Smith
Vienna window ads and holiday notices fill local page
Local column lists Christmas candy from the Vienna venue and a large cookie selection. Reports on sick, travel plans, family visits, and holiday events fill the town, with upcoming minstrel nights and church programs led by Rev. George D Rogers.
Preaching Services and Sunday School Schedule
Rev. B. R. Penn, pastor, will lead preaching at 11 and 7 with Sunday school at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Penn
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Planned
Sunday school begins at 9 30 morning worship follows at 11 with the pulpit speaker announced for the service.
Practical Christmas Coal Gift Idea From Marion Anderson
A reader suggests giving coal as a practical Christmas present, noting its universal usefulness and happiness for both giver and receiver. Marion T. Anderson signs the note and provides phone 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Anderson
Miss Bee Adams Returns Home For Christmas
Miss Bee Adams came back last evening and will spend Christmas with her family near Lexington and at her parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bee Adams
Lexington
Wayland School Doors Close for Holiday Break
Dec 20 Wayland notes report city schools closed for vacation. Ames residents Lester Wyse Leroy Schantz and Edward Martin from Chicago return home for holidays. New daughters at the Schantz home. property trades by Zingg and Schlatter. Christmas services planned at local churches. Dorcas Society netted nearly 100 at bazaar. residents visit Osceola and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wyse
Leroy Schantz
Ames
Oscar Roth
Omer Boshart
Frank Boller
Low City
Edwin Martin
Chicago
Trenty Schantz
Sam Wenger
Peter Miller
Joel Zingg
Ben Wenger
East Wayland
John Schlatter
Joe Gerig
Methodist Church
Sam Nebel
Mr. Reschly
Mr. Trabert
Canada
Dorcas Society
John Witting, Sr
Crawfordsville
Levi Miller
Ezra Eicher
Jacob and
Chriss Wenger
Chriss Roth
Osceola
Boas Allen
Washington
Public lands and mining committee headlines and Walnut event
A listing of committee members and program details for Walnut’s Dec. 27 event featuring recitations readings and debates. Participants include Albert Simpson Flossie Abdill Willis Kenagy Frank Libe Earl Simpson Hessie Taylor Mrs Earl Simpson Blanche Helmick Lem Armstrong and a debate between Oscar Fetters Glenn Abjill Earl Simpson Bert Scofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simpson
Flossie Abdill
Willis Kenagy
Frank Libe
Earl Simpson
Hessie Taylor
Earle Libe
Blanche Helmick
Lem Armstrong
Oscar Fetters
Glenn Abjill
Bert Scofield
Davenport Surprises Continue After Kulp Court Martial
In Des Moines on December 21 Davenport receives a new surprise as Louis Martens titled “the man who can’t remember” and proprietor of the Eldor appears in the interim period before Governor Cummins announces his decision following the Kulp court martial dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kulp
Cummins
Davenport
Louis Martens
The
Eldor
County News Happenings Across Local Communities
County readers get a roundup of community life as correspondents report on local people, doings, and daily events from towns throughout the area. The column offers snapshots of progress, gatherings, and small-town affairs shaping the county days.
Local residents tied to holidays and travel
Dec 21 notices show Greene Kansas residents Dan Dillinger and wife visiting Washington at the T A Bailey home. Dillinger and wife return home Thursday evening. Edd Thies a Iowa City student plans holidays with J N Reinert. Isaac Schreckengast returns from Keosauqua with Mrs Anna Schreckengast. Miss Conrad of Harper had dental work in town. Miss Smilie and Bower depart for Ohio after a year with Ernest Bower and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Dillinger
Greene, Kan
L. A. Marr
Washington
T. A. Bailey
Morning church service and schedule at First Church of Christ
Morning service at 11 with subject Christ Jesus and a golden text from Hebrews 13 8. Wednesday meeting at 7 30. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. A saloon owner selling out and retiring is noted. Attorney Williamson, who aided in Captain Kulp defense, says evidence argues acquittal, predicting the militiaman will be found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Ado
Williamson
Kulp
Davenport
New York Gold Import Reaches 800000 as Total Tops 107 Million
New York reports Heifelbach Ickelheimer & Co. engaged 800000 in gold for import yesterday. The figure brings the overall gold engaged abroad since the current movement began to 107,350,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heifelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Representative Kennedy Secures Four Committees in Cannon Era
Representative Kennedy from this district gained seats on four committees including mileage pensions coinage weights and measures and levees and improvements of the Mississippi river. Representative Daniel Hamilton Democrat from the Sixth district is noted next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cannon
Mississippi River
Daniel Hamilton
Reverend Parker to Speak at First United Presbyterian
The Rev. W. C. Parker state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League will speak at the First United Presbyterian church on Sabbath evening at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Parker
Anti-Saloon League
First United Presbyterian Church
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsement Claim
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative for cleansing and relief without debility. It asserts the product is pleasant, natural, physician approved, and free from objectionable substances, urging purchase of the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. manufacture through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Pig Syrup Co
Holiday Returners and Visits Round Local Town
Ray Lemley returns home from Grimne to spend the holidays. Richard Miller comes home from Chicago for vacation. Miss Martha Reckling leaves for Detroit for vacation. Miss Mary Tate arrives from Oelwein for a week's city visit. Roy McFarland returns from Des Moines after schooling. Mr and Mrs Bardo of Oklahoma City spend holidays with relatives. Misses Lou and Merle Johnson depart for Keokuk for vacation. Nelle and Mabel Stevenson arrive from Keota to visit. Nora Corette returns from Winfield to spend vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lemley
Grimne
Johnson's
Richard Miller
Chicago
Martha Reckling
Detroit
Mich
Mary Tate
Oelwein
Iowa
Roy McFarland
Des Moines
Bardo
Oklahoma City
Wright
Lou
Merle Johnson
Keokuk
Nelle
Mabel Stevenson
Keota
Bessie Arthaud
Vinton
Arthaud
Nine Webb
Hazel
Valley Junction
Nena Wilson
Dorothy Miller
Hanna Lbeicher
Hazel Martin
Milwaukee
Kathaleen Montelius
Montana
Local social notes from December visit and travel
December 21 reports include Chas Hebner of Washington in town on business. Miss Jessie Anderson and Mrs. E C Daverty with two daughters head to Washington. Mr and Mrs G W Weber go to Wapello for Christmas. Edith Clark and Gib bons leave for Kewanee Illinois after visiting here. Mr and Mrs Pyke arrive from Burlington. Farrer Huston returns from Iowa City for Christmas. Mrs Jane Cowger and granddaughter Vera, and Mrs Margaret McKee visit Dallas City Illinois at the Caldwell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hebner
Washington
Jessie Anderson
E. C. Daverty
Will Brown
George Brown
Warren Williams
G. W. Weber
Wapello
Edith Clark
Miss Gibbons
Kewanee
Ill
Pyke
Burlington
Farrer Huston
Iowa City
Jane Cowger
Vera
Margaret McKee
Dallas City
Caldwell
High School Orchestra Flourishing Under Clyde Clements
Dr J F Hinkhouse arrived from Fairfield and will preach at the Presbyterian tomorrow. Crawfordsville schools closed for the annual holiday vacation with many rooms holding programs and visitors. Mr and Mrs Waldo Wells shopped in Washington today, as did Stanley Brown. The High school orchestra, twelve members strong under Clyde Clements, is growing rapidly with rising member interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hinkhouse
Fairfield
Presbyterian
Crawfordsville
Waldo Wells
Washington
Stanley Brown
Clyde Clemmens
Local residents visit and travel fill city notes
A series of short notes records locals visiting or returning home including Fred Spalding of Ainsworth a city caller Mrs S K Statler of West Chester Elliott Lynn a student at the State University of Illinois and several families from Lexington Davenport Vinton Valley Junction Milwaukee and Montana visiting or arriving home for holidays with accompanying guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spalding
Ainsworth
S. K. Statler
West Chester
Ivan Rebchmel
Grace Hill
Lora Martin
Lexington
Elliott Lynn
State University of Illinois
Milo Patterson
Flo
Harrie Horne
Davenport
Mr. Horne
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J. B. Heaps
Whiting
Journal Office
Luther Gormly
John Kennedy
Vienna
Hays
John Combs
Mary Young
Earlville
May Brookhart
Rock Island
Brokaw
City
Wanda Neiswanger
Nellie Bowman
Cedar Falls
Edna Steele
Winfield
John Masson
James Edgington
Will Laughead
James Laughead
Farre] Huston
State University
H. F. Samson
Santa Ana
Calif
A. R. Miller
Ophelia
Agnes Swift
Mavie Stewart
Drake
Allen Stewart
Edna Jones
Bertha Anderson
Olive Huston
Wyman
Margaret Young
First Baptist
Wayland
Trict
Walnut Literary
the County News
Washington County
Presbyterian Church
First Church OF Christ
Nora Corette
Mrs
Chas. Corette
C. S. Lemmon Jeweler and Optigian
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