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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1926

Page

3

Methodists Open Three Week Evangelistic Meetings

The M E Church launched a three week series with 665 in Sunday School listening to Dr George Hugh Birney of Cleveland. He preached on The Worlds Only Portrait of God and The Trumpet and the Sword citing Second Corinthians 4 6 and Amos 33 6. He urged church members to rally for the evangelistic campaign and emphasized the cross as the face of divine love.

M. BE George Hugh Birney Cleveland Ohio Harrison Dodder Birney Jesse J. Miler God Jesus Christ Calvary Christ The

Europe Radio Listenership Uneven Across Iowa

A Journal report notes mixed success in European radio reception last night. Some towns heard European programs while others failed. Everette Burham confirms hearing three Lima Peru numbers on station OAX and a Cuban station but could not pick up Europe. Journal asks if any reader captured Europe broadcasts.

Journal Europe Iowa Everette Burham Lima Peru OAX

Rocky Mountain Bill Stroud Delights Washington High Students

Stroud, a outdoorsman from Wyoming, spoke to Washington High School pupils about life in the Rockies. He presented self taken pictures praised for quality. An Izaak Walton League lecture at 8:00 p.m. invites the public to view his work, with low admission of 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.

Rocky Mountain Bill" Stroud Wyoming Washington High School Rockies Washington Stroud Izaak Walton League Mr. Stroud Claire Dewey Waiton Bill Stroud Sioux City The Geographic Magazine League

Start of Second Round in City Basketball League

In the evening the YMCA league begins its second round. Button Factory faces Methodists, Round-the-Square meets U's Men's club, and Legion contests Presbyterians. Early matchups were tight, with the Button Factory Methodists clash drawing particular interest after a one point margin in prior games.

Button Factory Methodists U's Legion Presbyterians

Mrs Palmer to Take Superintendent Post Tomorrow

Winnie McClelland Palmer, elected superintendent of Washington county schools last Tuesday, plans to assume duties tomorrow. She will visit Washington this afternoon for a briefing with Supt H A Phillips, then take charge as the new semester begins.

Winnie McClelland Palmer Washington County Washington Supt. H. A. Phillips

Birney Urges Unified Evangelism at Washington YMCA

Dr George Hugh Birney of Cleveland spoke at a union YMCA meeting in Washington saying fences between denominations are low enough to see over from the ground He emphasized a nonsectarian evangelistic campaign not limited to Methodists and aimed at drawing outsiders into church life He noted the campaign is in charge by Methodists but seeks broader gospel outreach.

Miller Dr. Birney Hell Heaven Birney Charles FE. Jefferson Fathers God Uncle Sam Washington George Hugh Birney Cleveland Hugh MecCleery

Daytime hailstorms common and most damaging study claims

Scientists note that four of five hail storms occur during the day and daytime storms tend to be more intense and destructive across regions. The observation holds true across different parts of the country.

Harmony Sermon at Y Temple Opens Series of Services

A church service based on First Corinthians urged church members to work together for righteousness and avoid division, likening unity to the harmony of a healthy body. The event, the first in a series, was directed by Jesse J. Miller with singing.

Paul Jesse J. Miller

Hides Furs or Junk Trade Notice

A terse advertisement invites calls to Ben Share at the Stuart Hotel offering to buy hides furs or junk and promises fair treatment in the transaction.

Ben The Stuart

Fairfield Team Here Wednesday at Y M C A

A double basketball program is set for Wednesday evening at the Y M C A court. The service company of the 123rd Infantry from Fairfield will face the Y M C A in the main game, with a girls contest between high school alumni and Y W C A members.

123Rd Infantry Fairfield Parsons College Charles McCampbell Rodgers Parcells Workman Stockport Hanks Baker Dwyer Wright Culp Fairfield High School Bess Puily Y. W Tom Berdo Maude Randall Ward Gilliland Marjorie Schulty Lucy Casey Loretta Wheelan Edna Caldwell

Baron Haynau Nicknamed Austrian Hyena Reflects Cruelty

Suggestive nickname Baron Haynau, an Austrian general of the early nineteenth century, was known as the Austrian Hyena for cruelty and appearance. He was the natural son of the elector of Hesse Cassel.

Baron Haynau Elector of Hesse Cassel

Close Resemblance Mrs. O Brien Tale From Boston Transcript

The Boston Transcript notes a perplexing family clue about Mrs. O Brien and her daughter Norah. A speaker insists the speaker hasn t seen either, asserting resemblance without certainty and hinting at long missing kin or mistaken identity.

Washington National Moves to New Quarters Today

Washington National bank relocates from the familiar Bailey Street site to enlarged quarters across the street. Moving began Saturday and concluded late night, with the bank opening in the Bailey building as planned. Safe deposit boxes remain at the old location temporarily under a clerk’s care.

Nellie Wolf Washington National New Quarters Washington National Bank Bailey Building

Phillips on Program of Teachers Meeting

Preliminary outline for the Southeastern Iowa Teachers convention at Ottumwa in April lists Harry A. Phillips in charge of a grade and rural teachers conference on opening day April 1. Notable speakers include William McAndrew Cecil Roberts J W Johnson and R A Pearson with sessions for superintendents principals and high school teachers. Washington grade teachers will attend and Des Moines events were held earlier.

Southeastern Iowa Ottumwa Harry A. Phillips Supt William McAndrew Chicago Phillips J. W Johnson Oskaloosa McAndrews R. C. Puckett Evanaville Ind Cecil Roberts Nottingham England Europe HH. C. Miller Madison Wisconsin R.A Pearson Town State College Ames Washington Des Moines

Man Nearly Burned In South Avenue C House Fire

Joe McElroy about 75 escaped a morning blaze on South Avenue C when a live coal ignited papers as he tried to refill his stove. He suffered burns and shock, taken to a nearby home for medical care as firefighters saved adjacent buildings and most contents were lost.

Joe McElroy South Avenue C McElroy Charles Welsh

Advertiser's Decalogue Ten Rules Curated by Scotsman

The Edinburgh Weekly Scotsman recalls ten advertising commandments drafted by an American years ago. The list urges ads to be human interesting easy to understand readable humorous unusual unexpected tempting subtle and positive.

Edinburgh Weekly Scotsman

District Meeting Attendance Declined by Arrangement

The report notes that certain participants will not attend the district meeting, aligning with a plan arranged last fall. Wil

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