Church News and Services Roundup
Christian Bible school meets at 9 45 with Ralph Ketlar in charge Worship and sermon at 11 Encouraging union meeting at United Presbyterian church 60 Evangelistic service at 7 Special Thursday night service Sixth grade featured followed by a whirl wind party for elders deacons and spouses Minister R E Roll Christian Science church holds 11 o clock service Life is the subject Sunday school at 10 The public invited German service 11 45 Annual congregational meeting at 1 30 Members urged to attend Bring basket dinner for family and stay Carl W Klein pastor.
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Endeavor
United Presbyterian Church
R. E. Roll
Christian Science
Christian Science Church
Carl W. Klein
Omodist Episcopal
John Speidel
Union Young Peoples
Stranz
United Presbyterian
Union
Young Peoples Meeting
Goa
D. Chalmers Fulton
Jeg Htsle
Washington Association
Tvo
Adp
AML
Christ's Kingdom
Lester J. Thompson
Frank R. Sage
Arthur A. Ving
Ryterian Bible church weekly schedule and sermons
The Ryterian Bible church announces a full week of worship services and activities starting with 14 a.m. worship and 11 a.m. services. Senior leader Orval Kort discusses seeing the good in man everywhere, while Intermediates led by Den Hughes engage in discussions. Evangelistic services continue with special speakers and a Sunday 2:30 p.m. youth meeting featuring the topic Wild Poppies. Various other churches including United Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Baptist offer sermons, union services, and midweek plans with topics on regeneration and spiritual living.
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Orval Kort
den Hughes
Dwar
Gropa
Edward
Country Church Notices At St Pauls Evangelical
Valley Sunday school at 10 am and evening services at 7 pm announced by St Pauls Evangelical Church. A Missouri marriage case involved a justice of the peace posting a sign about brides not kissing, per a Kansas City Star report.
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Justice of the Peace
Justice of the
Nsas City Star
Town Progress Talks Encourage Local Spending At Home
A speech urges residents to keep money circulating locally by patronizing home businesses. It warns that spending out of town harms prosperity and leaves Titex lifeless, stressing a self-reinforcing cycle of local trade.
Two Held by Detroit Police in Connection With Store Bombing
Detroit police detained two men, Jose Gangaro Jr. and Philip Gusmano, after a bombing at the Garrisi furniture and music store. The blast damaged nearby buildings, caused a fire, and left several reported missing in the Garrisi family living above the shop.
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Garris
Music Star
Jose Gangaro Ji
Philip Gusmano
Garrisi
Dater
Yeterday
Chicago
Unis
Con
Papyrus Roll Read After New Softening Process
An inscribed Egyptian tether roll found with the Rhiné papyrus was too fragile to read. A newly devised method softened and unrolled the fragment, enabling examination of the inscription and potential insights into ancient mathematics.
Four Trainmen Die In Maryland Wreck
A Maryland rail accident last night killed four trainmen and seriously burned two others. A southbound passenger train collided with freight cars, scattering debris and injuring several passengers lightly. The wreck prompted signaling questions as officials ponder possible causes. Transit officials reported no major injuries among passengers. The incident occurred January 18.
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Mabie
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Father of Mexican Independence Honored with Saint Status
The title "Father of Mexican Independence" was bestowed on Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest who began a movement that cost him his life. He was extolled as a saint as the newborn republic erected a grand statue in his honor.
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Mizuel Hidal Y Castil
Republic
Mailed Out January Letters At Hour Of Day
An unclear notice notes mailings of January letters sent at a specified hour, but the fragment provides no concrete entities or date details beyond roughly mentioning month and time.
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Jaanuann
Moderate Weather With Snow Seen for the State Today
The forecast shows snow in most of the state with warmer readings in the southeast. Temperatures will stay moderate, but Keokuk could reach the upper 30s while Charles City recorded a cold night at 4 degrees, rising to around 16 in the morning. Northeast to northwest areas face snow renewal.
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Towans
Charles D
Charles City
Towa
Reed Porter
Alther
Keokuk
Marshal Foch Reported Improved After Restful Night
Paris January 18 Marshal Ferdinand Foch rested well last night sleeping five hours without a suffocating crisis his physicians announced today The six doctors attending the former Allied army commander expected to know by tonight whether the uremia condition will abate The heart action still remains a source of worry for doctors
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Man wants akle here below and a leather reporter
A fragmented line from the Shoe and Leather Reporter hints at a man seeking something below and mentions a woman in a recurring context. The readable text suggests a tease or misread note rather than a full story, with no clear names, dates, places, or actions to confirm.
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Akle
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