Bible School to Open Doors with Worship and Music
Bible School at 9 45 A M offers classes for all ages led by Superintendent Kenneth Carr is worship at 11 A M and 7 50 P M A Diploma ceremony marks the end of the third year with Darryl Dayton presiding at the organ Dayton a student at Oberlin College Music Mrs J E K Ream directs the choir and FP W Eastwood leads services.
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Bible School
Kenneth Carris
Daryl
Dayton
Oberlin College of Music
Lyon Morning Service Honors Independence with Faith
Willard Wylie pastors Lyon as the town marks the 150th anniversary of independence. Morning service at 11 includes a sermon Our Duty to Caesar and Psalms as golden text. Evening worship at 7:30 features Measuring the Church. Sunday school at 9:45.
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God
Willard Wylie
Loyal Citizens and Church Organization Sermons Set
At 9:45 A M Bible School opens followed by communion and sermon at 11 A M The Young People society meets at 6 30 P M The evening preaching service at 7 36 P M features sermons on Loyal Citizens of the United States and of the Kingdom of God and How the New Testament Churches Were Organized The sermon notes discuss authority of God over man and invite all to attend Frank W Sutton Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
United States
Frank W. Sutton
Church Vacation School Ends With Closing Exercises
The excerpt details church services and a Vacation School closing event. The Church School gathers at 9 30 a m for morning worship at 11 30 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting. The closing exercises of the Vacation School are scheduled for Sunday.
Church notices and schedule for Norfolk area service
The Lord's Stop ordinance observed at morning hour. Board of deacons meets Sunday at 2 00 p m. Board of trustees meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Rh Y PF A takes two month vacation until school starts. Sunday school at 10 preaching at 11 in German and English by Fred Rasche of Burlington.
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Board of Deacons
Board of Trustees
Rh. Y. PF. A
Achoor
Washington
Germany
Fred Rasche
Burlington
Country churches Grach Hell Moravian services
Sunday, July 4, Sunday school at 10 A M, Children’s Day program at P. Everyone is welcome at both services.
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Grach Hell
At & P
Revivalist Pettit to Speak at Pleasant Hill Church
Reverend B W Pettit will occupy the Pleasant Hill Christian church pulpit Sunday July 4 speaking at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. with subjects fitting the day. Bible school is at 10 a.m. The morning worship titled The Kingdom of Christ is planned with the evening union service at the Methodist church on the theme Our Liberty in Christ.
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BW. Pettit
Pleasant Hill Christain
S&s
Pettit
Bible School
Walter Leet
The
Kingdom of Christ
Methodist Church
Sunday Worship Theme and Sunday School Schedule
2 00 ppm Sunday School led by How ard Mangold on September 4 00 p m worship service theme Gloriously Free to be observed at the church.
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Howard Mangold
West Chester Methodist Church July Fourth Services
The sole Methodist church in West Chester Iowa led by Rev P B Gray lists Sunday School at 10 with Lloyd Bower as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 Sermon by the pastor Evening service Epworth League at 7 The notice promotes Union services next Sunday at 8 with F M Lindenmeyer preaching and invites locals to spend Godly day at church with pastor P B Gray P B Gray pastor.
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West Chester
Iowa
P. B. Gray
Lloyd Bower
Epworth League
Oskaloosa
Methodist Church
F. M. Lindenmeyer
Bro
Lindenmeyer
Local Notices From Washington Area July 4 Activities
Mrs A Howsere and son Ray mond return from Washington visit with niece Mrs James Stupee. Mrs C W Stewart travels to Chicago to visit daughter Frances. Banks closed all day Monday for Independence Day 1912. Mrs Earl Little and son Henry and Mrs Earl Wayne return from Davenport visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs W C Garman go to Muscatine to see daughter Mrs FE M Johnson. Tom Williams of Iowa City visits Griff Humphrey home. Everett Griffith to Chariton for business trip. Cleo Jones of Brighton visits cousin Lorothy Clark. Blue Bird Cafe promotes best meats. Dan Patterson death noted in Gulph Ontario. survivor left wife and daughter.
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W. C. Garman
Muscatine
FE. M. Johnson
Tom Williams
Iowa City
Washington
Griff Humphrey
Columbus Junction fair prep includes dolls show and pageant
An extensive Columbus Junction fair is being planned for August 30 to September 2 with county 4 H displays, school projects, a doll show and a Roosevelt pageant needing 100 men. Other items include open air band concerts, a tomato canning exhibit, and a visit by Delta Zeta national health chairman Dr Helen Johnston.
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Columbus
Columbus Junction
Dewey Jones
George Breneman
Margaret Huston
Old Clifton Club
Kemp
8. Owens
J. A. Hanft
Mary Reaney
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. A. Green
B. W. McWilliams
Alvin Simmons
Frank Deesterreicher
Edith
Mildred
Ida Oesterreicher
Rising Sun
Nebraska
Woo. Grouwinkel
Local social notes from Cotter Cotter Iowa area
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Stapp spent Sunday at Sam Havenstein home. Mrs. Earl Mehride and children visited Frank Jours. Mrs. C C Stapp returned from Stratton Colorado. Brice Davis and son George B visited Frank Havenstein. Hugh Morris hosted a bridge party. Clement Davis stayed with Hayden Davis. Mrs. J F B Nollis and Ruth visited from Aberdeen South Dakota. 0 S Willey visited George Stapp. Floyd Edmondson family called at Sam Havenstein. Evan L Edwards and Price Davis shipped hogs. Grace Pavis and her son visited Jarrett Peters. Mrs. Evan L Edwards visited Lewis Edwards and Hermie May homes. C C Stapp building a house for Charley Povis of Haskins. Jarrett Peters visited Isom home in Winfield. Cliff Bell and Carl Swails working the corporation. Mrs. Mike Duncan and children visited R L Duncan. Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at John P Jones. Mrs. Perry Axtle spent Saturday.
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Price Davis
Grace Pavis and Son
Jarrett Peters
Lewis Edwards
Hermie May
Columbus Junction
C. C. Stappis
Charley Povis
Haskins
Winfield
Isom
Cliff Bell
Carl Swails
Corporation
Mike Duncan
R. L. Duncan
Ladies Aid
John P. Jones
Perry Axtle
Prank Van Horn and Richard Thomas Buy at Fredonia Home
Night and Sunday at the home of Mrs. Vinnie Mishler in Fredonia, Prank Van Horn and Richard Thomas purchased corns from H E Davis and Duncan Bros from Henry Wagonknecht.
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Vinnie Mishler
Fredonia
Prank van Horn
Richard Thomas
H. KE. Davis
Duncan Bros
Henry Wagonknecht
Silvers Fun Show Promises Answers to Personal Puzzles
An advertisement invites audiences to a Silvers Fun Show next week offering readings on lost or stolen articles, missing relatives, business matters, and love affairs. Madam Mike claims to assist with spirit cabinet and mind reading aspects.
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Mike
Spirit Cabinet
Silvers Fun Show
Card of Thanks for Father’s Death Sympathy and Donations
We thank friends for kind words of sympathy after our Father’s passing. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings and for donations made in his memory to The Arthur Children.
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Alove
Democratic county convention postponed to July 7
The democratic county convention is postponed from Saturday to Wednesday July 7. Delegates are instructed to govern themselves accordingly. The convention will meet at city hall on Wednesday afternoon at 2 PM. Wm. Sutherland, Chairman, A. R. Miller, Secretary.
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Ag. Sugyested
Wm. Sutherland
A. R. Miller
Ada Dewey Returns to Washington for Summer
Mrs. Ada Dewey, recent yearlong California resident, returns to Washington to spend the summer. She will reside with Mrs. Harwood. Tom Holland and family of St. Louis visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Holland while Lois Holland arrives to spend a few days with family.
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Ada Dewey
California
Washington
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