Social season at Maple Villa hosts and church circle news
In Keota Maple Villa hosts Mr and Mrs Singmaster entertained fifty two at a buffalo steak dinner with Misses Stewart Ranous and Lacey assisting. The Singmasters hosted young folks with music and dancing and Dick Maxwell attended from Washington. The card club met despite rain, tracing points for year end rewards. Children’s missionary band, Girl’s Circle and local visitors are noted along with hog shipment, New Year’s dinners, and a Saturday dance at Otto Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Maxwell
Washington
Children’s Missionary Band of
The
Methodist Church
Thomas Burgess
Marjorie Ochs
Janette Stewart
Harriet Pike
Elizabeth White
Kings Heralds
Young Lady's Society
Elouise Miller
Charlotte Kirkpatrick
Vernon Pike
Burgess
Jeanette Stewart
Majorie Ochs
Christian Church
Ethel Buck
Japan
Marjorie McCrabb
Lucile Willis
Very Buck
Anna Antes
Louise Willis
America
Blanche Torrey
Mae Moore
A. E. Stewart
Keova Route 3 Keota Route 3 and 5 News
Mrs Emma Tinnis and son Cloyce return from Iowa City visit. Mr and Mrs Zeno Tinnis host neighbors for oyster supper. Mr and Mrs W C Hotle with family attend New Year’s at Charlie Hoover home Wellston. H A Engle delivers hogs in Welston. Nick Tinnis and sons with Zeno Tinnis visit Harper home New Year’s. Hazel Engle visits Washington. Cecile and Homer Hotle at Lester Vandyke home Richland. Robertson family dine at parental Robertson home New Year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Emma Tinnis
Cloyce
Iowa City
Zeno Tinnis
W. C. Hotle
Charlie Hoover
Wellston
H. A. Engle
Welston
Nick Tinnis
Tinnis
Harper
Hazel Engle
Washington
Cecile
Homer Hotle
Lester Vandyke
Richland
Robertson
Rural Route Social Note Says Local Visits Reported
Dale Moody and family visited Geo. Reigard and Geo. Vans households on Saturday. Geo. Vans and wife and Geo. Klett family shared New Year dinner at Andy Augustine home. Mrs. Olive Sanders and Mr. Van Dyke returned to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dale Moody
Geo. Reigard
Geo. Vans
Geo. Klett
Andy Augustine
Olive Sanders
Vandyke
Des Moines
Lemley Family Enjoys Full New Year Reunion
CE HILL GRACE HILL Jan 6 report lists numerous relatives and friends visiting the Lemley home for New Year dinner. Several households are noted visiting, with updates on schooling and local travel, including Engle and Miksch family ties and a remark on weather driving short trips.
Rural Route Visits Across Washington Route Four
Rural route residents share social calls with many neighbors this past week. Ed Simmering and family plus Chas Kephart and twins Helen and Hazel visited John Simmering Sr. home. Bryan Swift hosted Claud McCall and two children and Will Caldwell. Tom Nicholson hosted Chas Kephart family and twins. T L Dodds sawyered wood, Hesseltine assisting. Fred Telford returned home after visiting his father in Lone Tree Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Route Four
Ed Simmering
Helen
Hazel
Chas. Kephart
John Simmering Sr
Claud McCall
Bryan Swift
Chas Kephart
Tom Nicholson
Will Caldwell
T. L. Dodds
Hesseltine
Robert Kephart
Fred Telford
Lone Tree
Iowa
Route Six Carrier Marks Eighteenth Year on Mansent Mail Route
Jan 4 notes J E Wolf begins his eighteenth year on Route Six as a United States mail carrier. He has traversed the world six times by mail, a record rivaled by few. The column also mentions Frank Foster hauling corn, local illness among the McCoy children, and several neighbors losing hogs to flu or cholera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wolf
United States
Washington K. F. D
Wolf
Sam
Mr. Wolf
Frank Foster
J. B. Booth
McCoy
Wayne Simmerman
Harold Duke
D. C. Griggs
W. D. Booth
John Dittmar
Glen Anderson
Mr. Marrow
Booth
W. A
Revival Revival Preaching At Local Churches This Week
Sunday School at 9 30 preaching at 11 by Dr Bow ers on Demus and 7 in evening on Pleasures of Sin Young people join in union at 5 45 Special music listed at two churches Cottage prayer meetings Friday 7 30 at multiple homes. Rev A M Malcolm leads congregational prayer meeting 11 oclock Bible study 6 pm First United Presbyterian announces revival with Dr Charles M Phillips of Liberty Missouri preaching beginning next Sunday details to follow
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Carl Hedges Postlude
Nnkipandoaca Rossini
T. F. Barker
Lyman Bunce
Chas. Atkinson
W. H. Schuman
A. M. Malcolm
Westminster Assembly
Chas. M. Phillips
Liberty
Missouri
Snowball School Resumes After Vacation With Sixteen Pupils
The Snowball school opens Monday following a two week break. The class comprises sixteen children taught by Miss Hazel Sutton as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sutton
Local visitors and schooling notes in Crawfordsville
Mrs A E Ross and Miss Jessie Long of Washington joined sister Mrs Bessie McCoy in Crawfordsville for a day visit. Mrs W A Phillips of Washington and Mrs Bert Eason of Scranton Iowa stayed with son H A Phillips. Residents attended a farmers meeting in Washington. Miss Mina McCleery returned to Keota to resume teaching, while Alice Maxwell and Cedar Falls resume work at the state teachers college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
A. E. Ross
Jessie Long
Washington
Bessie McCoy
W. A. Phillips
Bert Eason
Scranton
Iowa
H. A. Phillips
Mina MecCleery
Keota
Alice Maxwell
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Revival Meeting Plans and Services Announcement
The pastor M. R. Regan invites parishioners to revival services and a series of cottage prayer meetings in each ward starting Tuesday. The goal is a hopeful, non sectarian gathering for Washington and the community's future, with the Wednesday church meeting highlighted as the week’s peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Furtire
M. R. Regan
Sabbath Services and Union Endeavor Meeting
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 led by Pastor Arthur R Oates and Miss Bertha Hay choir and organist. Evening service at 7 00 with sermon Set at Liberty the Bruised and Limiting the Almighty. Christian Endeavor at 5 45 union meeting Harold J Montgomery leads. Services next Sabbath with elders installation by Rev Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Montgomery
Arthur R. Oates
Bertha Hay
C. B. Dougherty
C. French
Monmouth, Im
Jamison
Evangelistic Campaign 4 Begins Next Lord's Day
Minister W. H. Hampton announces start of Evangelistic Campaign 4 on the coming Lord's Day, replacing February 5 as the start date. Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and Prof. Lintt will oversee services for the month, with Mrs. Campbell directing piano and children's work. readers are invited to attend this feast of good things.
Revival Opens at County Churches West Chester
The West Chester Methodist church announces a weeklong revival starting Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with daily services. Dr G Ly Minear is slated to preach Wednesday with communion and the second quarterly conference. Pastor C D Nash urges members to serve the Master in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Methodist
Wallace
Epworth League
Davyl Dayton
Organized Methodist
G. Ly, Minear
C. D. Nash
New Haven Baptist Meeting Sees Growing Interest
The New Haven Baptist church reports 2 pm Bible school and 7 30 pm preaching with Rev Unthank in the pulpit. Attendance rises as illness limits the pastor. Miss Eunice Scott of Prairie Flower assists with song and influence. all are invited to join next week’s meetings led by the pastor E A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Unthank
New Haven
E. A. Anderson
Bible School
Bro. Unthank
Aml
Eunice Scott
Prairie Flower Lead
West Chester Baptist completes annual dinner and new officers
West Chester Baptist Church held its annual dinner last Monday and elected officers for the coming year. The B Y P A organized last Sunday with Miss Aleph Hite as president and Ruth Dayton as treasurer. Ruth Sherbeck and Lucy Leet hold secretary and devotion posts, with Elizabeth Sherbeck and Hazel Walters chairing social and membership committees under Pastor E A Anderson.
Pleasant Hill Church Puts Faith Into 1922 Schedule
Next Sunday begins the regular preaching year at Pleasant Hill Christian Church with 11 a.m. service on Which Way Are You Pitching Your Tent and an evening sermon The Shepherd Psalm. All are invited. B. F. Pettit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
B. F. Pettit
The Blessings of War Tramp Finds Nostalgia in Paris
A Paris quip from La Baionnette recalls air raid days with a tramp lamenting moves and the warmth of a cellar while others tried to eject him. The remark contrasts wartime sheltering memories with present inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Baionnette
Paris
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Andy Sheets
Geo. Meigard Sr
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C. C
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CE Hill
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J. BE. Lemley
Tom Carris
Winifred
Seth Emerson
Lester Beenblossom
Lucile
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Geo. Lemley
Merle
Joe Schlatter
James
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Nichols
Oliver Dunbar
Dave Turnipseed
Robert
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Lester and
Everett
Porter
Clarence
Chas. McKinstry
Fred Sewalbe
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Katharine Buxbaum
Mabel
Eunice Engle
Wes Engle
Eunice
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Clement Griffith
Paul
Donald
Jack
W. M. Thompson
Robert Blick
Ralph
Edgar Blick
Titus
Walter Brown
Maurice Jones
Ira Miksch
David Miksch
Clarence Porter
West Chester
Clara Engle
Zimmerman
Methodist
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Diekinson
Angelus
Massanet
First United Presbyterian
H. H. Brownell
Christian Endeavor
Brewer
Davis
Sud
Lefebvre
Wery
Rogers
Rossini-Herbert
Scotson Clark Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Second United Presbyterian
Christian
W. H. Hampton
NEW Haven Baptist
West Chester Baptist
Ato
NEN Mail CC
Sigourney
Tom Harvey
Chester
McCormick
John Deere
Emerson Gang
New Way
Val Redlinger
Macon
KR. E. Daugherty
Hampshire
Rock Island
Satley
F. R. Burger
D. F. Macon
R. E. Dougherty
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