Churches Offer Sunday Worship And Evangelistic Services
Several local churches outline Sunday programs with multiple services. Christian Science plans 11 am service on Truth. Presbyterian and First Baptist invite participation. evangelistic events lead by Rev Jeambey and Rev Fulton promise sermons on hope beyond the grave and the prodigal son with music and special services across the day.
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Christian Science
Christian Science Church
First Baptist
Church of Friendly Folks
C. Y. Brown
Milan ‘Thompson
Lester J. Thompson
Nist
Frank R. Sage
Cho Arthur A. Vinz
Bible Senowe
Christian Endeavor, Society
Win
Jeambey
Edward L. Jeambey
Prodigal Son
Jesus I
Jessie Klein
Friends of Africa
Jesus
Prairie Flower Baptist welcomes Rev Trener enroute to Huron
Readable fragments report Rev Alfred Trener en route from Ionia Michigan toward Huron South Dakota for next Sunday services. Also noted are Des Moines bus line approvals, a Davenport to Des Moines charter denial, a farmer killed in a crash near Whiting and two men killed on the same icy Hammond site, with lingering unremoved ice on the pavement. Lind bloom remains unnamed.
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Prairie Flower Baptist
Alfred Trener
Ionia
Milean
Huron
South Dakota
Learty
CE Hamilton
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell
State Railroad Commission
Davenport
Hammond
Ind
Edward
Fcey
John Boboz
Lind Bloom
Evolution of Language Over Nine Centuries
A concise note on how language shifts have accelerated since medieval times, creating a landscape where modern English differs profoundly from the form spoken nine centuries ago, affecting vocabulary, syntax, and usage. The comparison highlights rapid adaptation in spelling, pronunciation, and grammar driven by social, cultural, and technological changes.
Religious Liberal Leaders Set to Speak at National Conference
Iowa City January 25 39 and 30 will host the annual conference of the National Federation of Religious Liberals at the First Unitarian Church. The event will discuss religious independents of creeds with many nationally known theologians and educators listed as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
CINY
National Federation of Religious Liberals
First Unitarian Church
Wisconsin Legislature debates broadcasting sessions resolution
A Madison Wisconsin senate resolution proposes a committee to study the feasibility of broadcasting legislative sessions. Senator J H Carroll of Glidden introduced the measure and the panel would report back within thirty days. The piece mentions related Hoover inauguration travel plans and a Navy cruiser launch in Camden New Jersey with Salt Lake City ties.
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Madison
Wisconsin Legilature Radio
Senate
J. H. Carroll
Glidden
Camden
N.J
Salt Lake City
Miss Helen Badeo
University of
Paris Moulin Rouge star Miss Janis taken ill in bed
Town report notes December 1, 1927. Miss Janis, recently opening at the Moulin Rouge revue, was diagnosed with pulmonary congestion and high fever yesterday. She will remain in bed for several days, while the show continues without her.
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Paris
Yan. Zo
Fl Sanis
Moulin Rouge
Father kills daughters in Kentucky hammer attack
In Louisville, Jane Rowling, 19, dies as the second victim of a hammer assault by her father Alexander Powling, 51. Virginia Frances, 12, died the previous night. The family, from Mudfordville, fled to Louisville as Powling, held in Hart County jail, is reported to have attacked the children during financial reverses.
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Louisville
Jane Rowling
Alexander Powling
Town Progress Talks on Town Prosperity
Our town's prosperity hinges on its business men. When trade slows they cut advertising, worsening matters. The town should push a swift effort during dull seasons to boost bargains, reorganize stores, and attract shoppers with specials to spark activity.
Debenture Bonds as Investment Choices
A historical discussion explains debenture bonds as unsecured promises to repay debt, contrasting them with lien secured and mortgage forms. It stresses investor due diligence, noting integrity of management, earnings power, and the issuing company’s financial strength as key factors in judging debentures versus secured bonds.
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Brothers Investment Institute
Tas crash victims and robbery confession emerge in Ohio
In Pellevor Ohio Teddy Brawski, among victims of a Tas accident that killed 19, told Chief Norton shortly before his death that he was one of three men who robbed a Detroit bank of 26000 dollars. The confession ties the tragedy to a separate crime as investigators merge cases.
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Pellevor
Ohio
Teddy Brawski
B. Norton
Yankees to wear numbers on backs for 1945 season
Yan to NEW YORK Jan 25 The New York Yankees will wear 14 inch numerals on the back of their uniforms for the opening game April 16. The navy blue figures will contrast with white at home and gray on the road and scorers will list and the numbers.
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New York
New York Yankees
Asetsn
Hardscrabble Community News Highlights Visitors and Socials
Local residents share Sunday dinners and visits across Hardscrabble. Curt Snyder and family attended N. B. W Pearl Robertson’s visit with Glenn Little. David Banks visited John Robertson. Winifred Carris and Curtis Lo visited Hardscrabble school. Tommy Morris from Keota spent time with Kenzie and Kenneth Bowen. A coasting party at Dutch Creek ended with an oyster supper at the Tomartis home. Lee Sanders and Archer Augustine of Galesburg visited Glenn Little.
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B. R. Senft
Paul Sparks
Curt Saturda
Hoi Snyder
Pearl Robertson
Glenn Little
David Banks
John Robertsons
A. R. Strum
Winifred Carris
Curtis Lo
Marion Smith
Curtis Snyder
Tommy Morris
Keota
Kenzie
Kenneth Bowen
Eileen McKenzie
What Cheer
Dutch Creek Center
Chas
Washington Notes Return Home and Healings Amid Snow
In Washington, Mrs. Fred Boshart recovers from illness over about a week, Roy Thatcher family aided. Nate Benson, Margery, and Mrs. Benson join Mrs. Charles Tear for dinner. Charles Chanbel and Amel Chat vy family visit, sharing a Sunday at home. On Monday Mrs. 0 K Scott praises a Maytag, while others shovel roads between the Bensons and Kvenings for winter.
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Washington
Nolahe
Roy Thatcher
Fred Boshart
Nate Benson
Margery
Benson
Charles Tear
Charles Chanbel
Amel Chat
Sun Butcher
K. Scott
Washington Caller
Wm. Koening
Milton Maas
Bensons
Kvenings
Unclear Dinner Visit Spotted in Suton Mass Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Sunday dinner with Suton in Mass and a Wednesday call at the Amel home. Names Therley Myers, Mr and Mrs Amel Chauvel and son Robby appear amid garbled phrases and incomplete details.
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Suton
Therley Myers
Amel “Haubal
Amel Chauvel
Robby
Chbel
Kalona
S and. Mfrs
Inebriates to be housed in counties under board rule
Des Moines January 25. A proposal by Assistant Attorney General Gerald Make to shift Inebriates from state insane asylums to county facilities gains traction. The board of control discusses the plan as a statewide care reform.
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Des Moines
Board of Control
Gerald. Make
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Guilmai
C. Austin Niles
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Ralph
Endeavor
Mae Foss
RE. P. Rell
Minion
Methodise Episcopal
Horace Mann
Sara
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Bartlett
Roy Finch
Prettle
Peete Frimt
Mrs. Schuster
Rachmaninott Quartet
D. Steele
Sheppard Wm. Bowers
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Roy Broos
Here
Harry Amundson
Brooks
Scott
Inausarows City
University’ of Town
Hoover
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Yan To
J. M. Pulver
T. A. Rolmes
Ton Maas
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Anna Rogers
Albert Maas
Monay
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Henry Luithly
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Guernsey
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Columbia
Harrow Road
Mrs
Frank Smite
Royer
Macon
Amet
Young America School
County Home Road
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Inc
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Carlson
D. F
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Jackson W
Eldridge
Joan Shorthorn Hull
Duroe
Poultry
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John Deere
Merck-Deering
Osborne
Island Perfection
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Joe M. Wolfe
Macon & Kictz
Grandview Ladies
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