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The Station at Grace Hill remains unfound as real estate transfers and other late week updates appear in the paper.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1902
Page
2
The Station at Grace Hill remains unfound as real estate transfers and other late week updates appear in the paper.
Mary L Myers and Edward L Hearne wed at Rev T J Myers home in a solemn ceremony before about fifty guests. Hearne, a longtime Y M C A worker, travels history includes service in Manila and the Spanish war. Bride Mary Myers is the daughter of Rev T J Myers. The couple depart for Clarmont New Jersey after a festive reception.
February notes community efforts for a line and free delivery. Weather illness and farm life mix with church services at Shiloh and Eureka. A Graham opera house ad promotes Uncle Rube on March 4 with 25 and 35 cent prices.
Sam and Chas Keizer traveled to Davenport to receive the 33d degree in Masonry, a high honor in their order. Mrs. M. A. Coffman plans a Keota visit to see her son Ralph, as his wife accompanies her. The Columbian Hotel changes hands with Colbensen selling to Duzenberry, former local restaurant operator.
Judge Whitaker rules archbishop Keane prevailing in the suit brought by the HOP KEANE. German church members cannot recover their contributions. Webster City, Iowa, February 22.
Rev Ell Grant presents morning service at eleven and evening service at seven. Sunday school at three and Endeavor at six.
The rector Rev Joseph DeForest leads the Second Sunday in Lent with Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. and evening prayer and lecture at 7 p.m. The subject is The Theory of Endless Torment.
A verdict results in a sect leader's follower gaining a favorable ruling as several homes are affected by the split. The case centers on property and leadership disputes within the group. Local officials report ongoing inquiries into the sect's recent internal changes.
The census bill to make the bureau permanent faces opposition from the Civil Service Commission and reformers over moving clerks into classified service without exams. President Roosevelt may veto despite broadHouse support, even as Merriam lauded for prudent appointments and bureau leadership.
Services at 10 30 a m with subject Christ Jesus Text 1st John 5 15 Sabbath school 11 30 Proceeding as read by church officers this morning with a focus on scripture and worship.
Church announces a morning sermon at 11 o'clock with the topic The Great Law of Love. No evening service. Other services proceed as usual.
A collage of names and parcels shows transfers and deeds in Washington and surrounding towns including Crawfordsville and Marion. Items include 11012 J W Teeter to Margaret J Roberts sheriff deed and 8600 Ozro W Bosworth to O B Morgan, plus multiple other conveyances and pending notices. The passage also references Iowa Central Rail service dates and a note on the school singing bill remaining a special order as of Tuesday in Des Moines.
Wealthy farmer John Beemer was killed and his body left on the Arlington railway track about twelve miles south of St. Joseph Missouri. Police search for suspects and motives in the rural case.
The seat sale for Jones and his band opens Monday morning. The home talent play titled t'nete Rube is set for March 4 with prices 2d and 6d.
Marshalltown Iowa February 22 The Iowa department council of Patriarchs Militant C O F closes Two elective posts filled General M L Leroy Manchester named vice president E H Iylands Des Moines treasurer Ottumwa chosen as next meeting site.
Washington reports the final ratification of the Hay Pauncefote treaty exchanging instruments at the state department in the afternoon. The treaty grants the United States authority to build a canal across Central America with Britain’s assent, and the ceremony was notably quiet.
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