Marriage of Monna Foley and Joseph Schlatter noted in Coppock
Announcement from Coppock dated February 26 reports the marriage of Miss Monna Foley of Washington to Joseph Schlatter of Wayland on Sunday February 22 in Burlington Iowa. The couple reside four miles north of Noble and welcome friends. Other local news covers visits moves and household help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Monna Filey
Washington
Joseph Schlatter
Waylend
Burlington
Iowa
Noble
Ronald Cold
Ed Leeper
Mt. Pleasant
Bar Frey
Hedrick
Hattie Edwards
Mae Edwards
Henderson Brooks
Joe Roth
Wayland
Frey
Gleede Dold
R. H. McCarty
Alice Bratten
John Merchant
Misa Zelpha Hesser
Cynthia Dold
Mr. Clark
Marsh
G. F. Dold
Prairie Center Notes and Local Transfers
Prairie Center items report Geling sawing wood for Mathews Ruebson and Wolf. Prairie Center school opened Monday. Harry Campbell remains sick and Karl Koehley shows slight improvement. Kraus from near Ainsworth moved to a farm bought from McMillan. Beals attended the Duke sale and Geerdes family visited Burger home while men attended the Coakley sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Center
Geling
J. O. Matthews
C. A. Ruebson
Chariie Wolf
Prairie Center School
Harry Campbell
Karl Koehley
Kraus
Ainsworth
T. J. McMillan
J. K. Beal
Duke
Philip Geerdes
Fred Burger
Coakley
Funeral notices and local incidents in Ainsworth
Rev A W McBlain attended Columbus Junction to conduct the funeral of Mrs Ethel Hatfield Warren. Woodside visits Ottumwa and returns with daughter Mrs Louie Lamb. The Hoyle baby funeral was held at United Presbyterian Church with Rev Davis officiating. Interment in Ainsworth cemetery. Mrs J W Stickley praised for regaining ability to walk after a fractured limb last fall. A fire alarm from the F P Kilgore home reported. firemen contained the blaze near the chimney with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
A. W. McBlain
Columbus Junction
Ethel Hatfield Warren Woodside
Ottumwa
Louie Lamb
Little Hoyle
Davis
United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth Cemetery
J. W. Stickley
F. P. Kilgore
Ainsworth M E Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Sabbath school at 10 a m and morning service with Interchurch convention report. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Evening sermon The tragedy of taking one s own medicine. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m. Pastor attended Des Moines Inter-Church convention February 23 25 returning Thursday. Public invited to all services. A. W. McBlain, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth M. E
Des Moines
Epworth League
Abraham Lincoln
Panama
Latin America
Queen Esther Circlé
Elizabeth Rees
Valentine
Geo. Marr
A. W. McBlain
Pastors denounce divorce evil at Iowa conference
Des Moines February 27 strong addresses warned against divorce as a social disease. The meeting at First Methodist endorsed the family altar as the remedy and urged evangelism Bible study and literature distribution. Bishop Henderson to lead lent campaign with Join the Church Sunday planned. Maps highlighted mission field data showing Denominations cooperating enroll 71.6 percent of U S Protestant membership.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Interchurch World Movement
First Methodist Church
America
Polk County
Henderson
Theodore S. Henderson
Detroit
Methodist Church
Interchurch Movement
New York
United States
Stuntz Urges Interchurch Unity and Tolerance
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of Omaha spoke to 400 First Methodist men and guests on religious tolerance and the interchurch movement. He praised united Protestant action, cited history from the Federated Council, and urged using America’s global position for Christian purposes while noting past battles against child labor and social ills. He closed urging unity and action for a greater Christian victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Phillip II
Spain
Homer C. Stuntz
Omaha
First Methodist Church
America
China
Phillip 11
Interchurch
John Wesley
Europe
Africa
Asia
Christ
Stuntz
Federated Council of the Churches of Christ
North America
Germany
Japan
The
Mikado
Interchurch Movement
United States
Dayton Grove Social Roundup and Moves
Washington visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leet and W. E. Leet. The Ferguson family spent Sunday with Wade Ferguson in West Chester. Dayton and Weller families moved to West Chester and the Du senbery farm respectively. Embree and Mayer family ties noted. Social events include Snyder Lambert reception at Asel Robertson home. A. E. Knotts to Missouri for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
W. A. Leet
W. E. Leet
Washington
George Ferguson
Wade Ferguson
West Chester
M. C. Dayton
Warren Weller
George Dusenbery
Margaret Embree
Will Mayer
Albert Dayton
J. B. Moore
Walter Statler
Searles
A. E. Knotts
Snyder-Lambert
Asel Robertson
Charlie Johnson
Brippe
J. A. Walker
Sew and So Club
Tom Knotts
W. C. Embree
Sugar Beets Planned on 40000 Acres in Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa plans 40000 acres to be planted with sugar beets next season. Factories at Mason City Waverly and Belmond will operate in the fall. Mason City mill reported strong profits last season. Russian laborers and their families are brought in by sugar companies, with growers paying for their labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mason City
Waverly
Belmond
The Covenant and Treaty and the Adriatic Row
The piece argues that President Wilson holds the fate of the peace treaty and covenant, while the Senate will not defeat the reservations and the country supports adopting them. It says Wilson has warned Great Britain and France over the Adriatic settlement, supports giving Fiume to the Jugoslavs as a fair deal, and warns that U S signing would force actions Wilson opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Great Britain
France
Adriatic
Italy
Fiume
America
United States
Taft Proposes Treaty Amendment Backed by Bryan
Des Moines Capital reports support for amending the peace treaty and covenant as proposed by ex President Taft and endorsed by William Jennings Bryan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Des Moines
November Holiday Month Mentioned With 80 Days Across Countries
The text notes November as a holiday month with 26 of 80 holidays observed by various countries. It adds May follows with 24 holiday days.
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J. K. Craig
Bishop Stuntz
Washington D. C
Evening Journal
Jennie Strum
Missouri
U.S
Mutual
Wellston
Joan
Reid
Emerson
Deere
Peoria
Jas. A. Thompson
Teependie
le Lal
Lerge
Norwalk
Chas. Hebner
Washington, Iowa
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