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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
6
A fragment quotes Saadi advising to value lifelong friends and to refrain from harming friendships. It uses the metaphor of stones aging into beads and warns that one instant can ruin a bond. The note presents a moral about enduring loyalty and prudent behavior toward friends.
The church lists morning worship at 9 45 and 11 with sacraments and new members. Evening service at 7 30 features a sermon on Seven Thoughts in Pauls Prayer. July notes include a vacation period with no evening services and daily morning speakers, and visits by Rev Barber July 12, July 19, and Dr Hugh Moore July 10. Regular services in both languages at 11 oclock.
The minister Frank W. Sutton states worship opportunities include four services each Lord’s Day with readings singing and prayer. Sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. focus on An Exalted Nation with an evangelistic evening. Bible School and Christian Endeavor support youth participation.
Reform Presbyterian Sabbath School ad notices a sermon preached by Rev. W. Allen of Wyman. Details suggest a Sunday service announcement and location context for parish readers.
Morning Bible school and worship services listed with themes Seeing Jesus as Faith sees Him and Seeing Jesus as God Foreshadowed in The Lamb of the Passover Preparatory services Friday and Saturday Music selections include organ preludes anthems and hymns Pastor J Reade McCrory Carolyn Hamilton and Helen Harvey named with service times and Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and 11 00 a m Public worship 11 a m and 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m. Sunday school 10 00 a m and prayer meeting midweek at 7 36 p m.
The notice lists the Iawa Falls Assembly under Pastor Joly D. Kern. Morning worship is at 9 30 a m with services at the Bear in min. location. The schedule spans from July 22 through August 2 with hero a m and hod references in the text.
County churches outline 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship with Mrs Hillis speaking on Triumphant Faith. Communion observed and 6:30 p m evening worship with Mrs Hillis speaking on A Real Vacation. You are invited E Hillis, Pastor.
Newhalen Baptist Church invites all to Sunday morning service and preaching by Mrs. Hillis on "Seeing Jesus." C Hillis, Pastor.
Sunday School classes for everybody at 10 30 a m follow teaching service with sermon The Christians Wealth and observance of communion. Pastor C K Hillis conduct.
The church extends a cordial invitation to all for a p m preaching service led by Pastor EE Hillis. The sermon title is The Church That Succeeds and emphasizes family participation.
Sabbath morning service at 11 o clock conducted by former pastor Rev W C Allen. You are cordially invited.
Regular evening services at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Scheduled times indicate a standard weekly worship pattern.
Notices from local groups list upcoming events and meetings including the C D of A regular meeting Friday evening the Ladies of the Baptist church salve an eatable sale at Washington Gleaners Saturday July with and the Women's Relief Corps meeting Saturday at 2 30 pm in the Corps room West Chester and other social events at area churches with a library closure on Saturday July 4th
A fragment shows an exchange in Berlin with a quoted line from an unnamed speaker claiming steadfast views while accusing others of shifting opinions. The text resembles a satirical or personal note amid political banter.
The 1868 Washington County Fair awarded numerous premiums for domestic exhibits. Winners include Mrs. N. L. Babcock on leaf yeast bred and Mrs. B. F. Brown on five pounds of butter, with many others in cake, jelly, preserves, quilts, and crafts named. The text also notes serenades by local musicians, a wedding, property purchases, and public election celebrations across town.
The Sigourney News reports the Washington branch of the Chicago and Rock Island surveyors near German Creek within six miles of Sigourney with a more thorough preliminary line than usual. The C R I P Ry Co opens a telegraph line to the U S Express office in the Bryson house marking the first such dispatch for a citizen and noting early telegraph activity in Washington Iowa. Brighton correspondence notes a wedding at the residence of Mr. P Lewis as part of local events.
The passage discusses two forms of deception used for social gain. It contrasts flattering others to gain their goodwill with boasting to secure greater personal honor.
The fragment notes the Leeds Mercury from 1874 with old style type and ample advertisements. It references Newsom's Liquidum Infernum et philosophicum claimed to destroy bugs, and mentions court news and personal gossip alongside ads.
A profile of Mrs. Grant, a 40 year old Franklin township farmer selling a 246 acre farm to move to southeastern Kansas. She crossed the plains sixteen times since 1860, often alone driving stock, and rides a pony like a captain. Her quiet resolve and self reliance mark her as the equal of any man in executive ability.
Matrimonial notices include Whitcomb Burgess Sittler Glover Campbell Carris all dated Nov 19 1868 at brides’ homes with ministers officiating. Also weather humors matrimony with O Loughlin Marsh Ward and Bear Bowersock pairing. price observations report dressed turkeys five cents a pound and chickens cheapening, calls market a drug.
July 3 report from Crawfordsville lists Mr and Mrs E L Clarke and family in Burlington. Howard Moreland and two children visit the Milton White and Frank Henderson homes near Ainsworth. Margaret Owens of Otter stays with grandmother Mrs Evan Owens. Mabel Crooks heads to Bellevue, Iowa for a Fourth of July visit.
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