Methodist Church Service and Music Schedule Summary
The church announces Bible school at 9:40 with Superintendent John Speidel and morning worship at 10:45 led by District Superintendent Dr. E. A. Bentzinger. Evening services at 7:00 feature a sermon on Christianity and the Moral Life, with a rich music program led by Mrs. Lewis Warren Otgevistank and Miss Mary Hunter.
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Bible School
John Speidel
E. A. Bentzinger
George Jones
John
Greig
Stojanski Delett
Ream
Williams
Tosca
Lewis Warren
Mary Hunter
A. W. Henke
Local Church Services and Funeral Notice in Indiana
church service details from two congregations with Bible school times and sermons. funeral for David Lemon listed at Jones Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 p m. Stella Evans annotations note evangelistic work by P E Roll and youth league activities with leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Bible School
Ralph Kellar
Brother Roll
Vincennes
Indiana
David Lemon
Jones Funeral Home
Christian Endeavor
Alice Spenser
Roll
Eva B. Diller
Evangelist Broeker Campaign At Baptist Church
The Evangelist Broeker campaign continues with daily 7 30 services next week at the Baptist church. Sunday features a full program with Bible school at 9 30, classes for all ages, morning worship at 11, and an evening sermon on Inventory. Youth session at 1 40 focuses on The Journey of Life.
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Christ Jesus
Bible
Dewey Hess
Milan Shields
The
Baptist Church
Evangelist Broeker
S. S
Broeker
Christ
Congregational Prayer
Country Churches St Pauls Evangelical Service Times
Valley shows Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and evening worship at 7:00 p.m. at St Pauls Evangelical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Valley
Carl W. Klein
Morning and afternoon services at New Haven Baptist Church
Morning services at 9 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. The church will hold an afternoon service at 2 20 led by Rev LeFever the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Union Services Unite West Chester Churches
The Baptist and Presbyterian churches of West Chester will unite in services until April 1. Services are each Sunday at 11 o'clock in the U P church with Rev. Gordon and Rev LeFever alternating. The two Sunday schools join for Bible study at 10 o'clock. Rev LeFever will preach the first sermon next Sunday on The Offense of the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist and
Presbyterian Churches of
West Chester
U. P
Gordon
LaFever
Bib
LeFever
Rev
Monmouth College Glee Club Stages The Mikado
The Monmouth college glee clubs presented The Mikado with local singers Farle Barnes and Margaret Gault in a production praised as one of the best. The plot follows Nanki-poo and Yum Yum in a comic love tale ending with the prince achieving his aim while the executioner is left to wed an elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Monmouth College
Farle Barnes
Margaret Gault
Nanki-poo
Japan
Yum-Yum
Operetta Teems With Local Talent Impresses Large Audience
A stage operetta featured a forty-voice chorus and a fourteen-piece orchestra. Rar Barnes as Pish-Tush and Margaret Gault as Katigha drew praise for solos and scenes. Tom Wolfe as Pooh-Bah provided humor, contributing to the production’s overall success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pish-Tush
Ty Name
Rar Barnes
Margaret Gault
Katigha
Tom Wolfe
Pooh- Bah
Lord High
Presbyterian Sunday and United Presbyterian church services
The schedule lists Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning worship at 11 for United Presbyterian and Epworth League at 6 30 led by Rev G W Pool with a sermon theme Personality or Christianity. A Union service at 7 30 features Guatemala South America pictures and Rev A N Porter. Also notes Mr Murphy’s hand healing progress after surgery and a hearty breakfast.
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Presbyterian
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth League
G. W. Pool
United Presbyterian
Y. Po. U
Guatemala
South America
A. N. Porter
Notice of Probate of Will in Washington County Iowa
In District Court Washington County Iowa No 6075 the will of J H Laughead dated November 16 1923 was filed opened and read. A hearing is set for January 30 1930 at 9 00 a m at the courthouse Washington to prove the will and determine probate. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Edna C Purvis Clerk of District Court dated January 24 1930 Seal
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Hersey
J. H. Laughead
Washington
Iowa
District Court
Edna C. Purvis
Campaign Push for Cash Payments in Oslo Market
The Norwegian Union and local tradesmen authorities press cash trading drives and have ordered three and a half million boxes of matches bearing slogans promoting cash payments.
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Oslo
Milliaga Opens Saloon in Scotland County
Tommy Milligan former middleweight champion and teetotaller opens a public house in the town, framing it as a saloon for local patrons and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliaga
Glasgco
Scotland
Tommy Milligan
Being Called a Philanthropist
Natalie Jones plans to prove she can help others by aiding a poor child, but a mistaken address leads her to Bernard Limoges’s wealthy home where she meets his mother and discovers Paul Lester, her ex, is connected. The scene ends with Paul offering a ride home as the truth unfolds.
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Ny Jones
Paul Lester
Natalie
St. John
Bernard Limoges
Bernard
Miss Jones
Mr. Lester
Paul
Determined Character Refuses to Move
A bold Arkansas Gazette line notes that when a person resolves not to do something, nothing is more certain than that negation. The quote underlines stubborn resolve as a forceful stance.
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Arkansas Gazette
The Border Wildest Opens at Graham Theatre This Saturday
The Graham Theatre previews two Western features starting Saturday. William Boyd stars in The First Command with scenes at Fort Riley Kansas and a romance amid cavalry action. Ted Wells stars in The Border Wildest with his horse Pete in nonstop stunts and thrills equivalent to a riding demon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Graham Theatre
Pathe
United States Cavalry
Boyd
Fort Riley
Ted Wells
Navy Blues on Fox depicts William Haines as destroyer officer
William Haines stars in Navy Blues now at Fox theatre. The film follows a heartful romance aboard a destroyer with a sweetheart ashore, mixing comedy and drama with authentic shipboard life and sailors in action. A dramatic rescue leads to reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Blues
Wiliam Haines
Cal Haines
Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer
Fox Theatre
Haine
Lfe
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Vine
Knight
Heller
Intermediate Society
Herman Matucha
Proble
John Hughes
Fillmor
J. Hughes
K. Carris
H. Montgomery
G. Conard
Postlude
Tugue
Mendelssohn
Karg Eleft
Tee Sullivan
Lemont
D. Minn
L. Wilson
Barnes
Henry S. Shields
F. W. Eas . Eastwood
ST. PAUL/S EVANGELICAL
Edna Crump
J. P. Sims
Usl
Youung Peope
Loretta Balleu
J. H. Callier
First Baptist
Associated
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Togethe
Ross
Electric
Cas
Washeaus
Frank R. Sage
Lester J. Thompson
Arthur A. Vinz
T. J. McElhinney
von Holst
D. C. Fulton
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Country Churches
Keota
Union Services
Nelsie Manners
Mr. Murphy
State of
Washington County
Enna
Eagle Discount
Earle W. Corbin & CO
East Side Square
Lilliam Crowley
Pete
Wells
William Haines
Pink
Peach
Comal
Nile
Ward & Co
Second St
Carrie Chalmers
D.F. Macon
Auet
BR. Lembley
R. J. Keyser
Jerseys
Guernseys
T. B
R. A. Warner
R. L. Keyser
D. F. Macon
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