Trinity Ev Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Sermon
The Missouri Synod church invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45 with sermons on false prophets and differing doctrines. Pastor Meibohm announces a Thursday evening Christian fundamentals lecture and a morning sermon on depression era themes. Church school coordinator Harold Walker leads 9 30 class. morning service 11 00 with junior sermon. evening service 7 30 for family worship. pastor Arthur A Vinz listed.
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Jesus
Heaven
T. C. Meibohm
Harold Walker
Arthur A. Vinz
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Ss. F. Wenger
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YF. U
A. N. Porter
Methodist Sunday School
W Rich
H. Peet
Washington
Epworth League
Helen Stewart
Hebner
Mr Hehner
E. S. Hehner
Methodist and Evangelical Church Services Reflected in One Page
A bulky church notices page outlines worship and Bible school times for churches in town. The first entry invites attendance at Sunday services with sermons on Christian Poise and The Conquest of Fear, plus a 9:45 a.m Bible school led by Vernon Witting. The second entry at St Pauls Evangelical lists Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 10:45, and a 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service with themed sermons and music led by Pastor D Chalmers Fulton and Caroline Hamilton.
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Bible School
Vernon Witting
Christian Endeavor
Kathryn Little
Jesus
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
ST. Pauls Evangelical
Washington
S Ynday School
Life as light and salvation in Christian Science sermon
The lesson sermon outlines Life as light and salvation from Psalms 27 and John 11, with quotes from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health. It presents faith in life beyond the body, asserting Jesus as resurrection and the perpetual idea of Life through Truth for mortals.
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Mary Bakeruddy
Martha
Jesus
Evening church activities listed for Wednesday
The notice sets an evening sermon at 7 30 P M and a church board meeting at 8 P M on Wednesday July 20 with a mid week prayer service each Wednesday at 8 00 P M.
Haskins Presbyterian Sunday Schedule and Pastor
Haskins Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school at 10:00 A M and evening worship at 7 00 P M led by Pastor Carl W Klein with minister S F Wenger also noted for Valley Sunday school at 10:00 A M and evening service at 7 00 P M
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Haskins Presbyterian
Local Happenings in Crawfordsville Community
Miss Nellie Manners reports on the visit of Ralph Scheussler and Roger from Iowa City to the Ed wards home. Mrs Myrtle McCleary of Elat West Africa arrives in New York on furlough and plans to visit relatives and friends. Mrs E S Hehner hospital update notes improved condition but ongoing throat examination causes discomfort. Velma Twinam Kempffer of Chicago visits her parents. Church notes cover Presbyterian and United Presbyterian services, Sunday schools, and upcoming communion on July 24. church groups and youth meetings receive praise for attendance and spirit. Rev S F Wenger and Rev N Porter lead sermons and union services. all welcome.
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Crawfordsville
Ralph Scheussler
Roger
Iowa City
Grant Edwards
Myrtle McCleary
Elat
West Africa
New York
E. S. Hehner
Hehner
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Velma Twinam Kempffer
Chicago
Vitor
W. W Twinam
Theater Fire At Talcahuano Kills Many Children
At the Esmeralda theater in the Talcahuano naval base in Chile a fire broke out during a special children's performance. Three hundred children were present. fifty bodies recovered and many missing or believed buried under the ruins as firemen and sobbing relatives searched the site.
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Chile
INS
Esmeralda
Talcahuano Naval Base
Passover Scriptural Teachings on God's Deliverance
Lesson text outlines Exodus 11 to 12 36 focusing on gods saving of his people. It covers the Passover timing the lamb without blemish blood on doorposts unleavened bread and bitter herbs symbols of atonement and fellowship and readiness to depart Egypt. It notes circumcision as prerequisite for feast participation and the great deliverance when Israel leaves with wealth from Egypt.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Egypt
Moses
Language biases noted in Tit Bits reader query
A reader complains that women are often first and last words in discourse while men dominate the middle opinions in the London Tit-Bits issue. The brief reflects gender framing in serialized viewpoints.
Wayland Church Group Meets as Marriage Plans Loom
Wayland July meeting of the Philathea class featured a fine program and social hour. Plans named for July committee and refreshments noted. Several local residents travel for a July 20 wedding in Manhattan Kansas between Raymond Schants and Alice Reckman.
Washington Country Club Dinner Highlights Local Musical Night
Don ald Anderson from New York City entertained the crowd with one number and two encores at the Washington Country Club dinner. The United Presbyterian church young men’s quartet performed three numbers with Miss Jane Stewart on accompaniment. The event included remarks about the Washington pageant hosted by the Y W C A and the Y's Men’s club and drew about 240 attendees. Mrs Orville Elder and A H McCleery spoke on attendance value. Dinner committee members and flowers decorated tables, and guests enjoyed the lawn breeze outside the clubhouse.
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Country Club
Donald Anderson
New York City
United Presbyterian Church
William Stewart
Everett Simpson
John Owen
Harvey Coulter
Jane Stewart
Carolyn McCleery
Anderson
Washington
T. L. Brookhart
Y. W Co. A
Y's Men's Club
Orville Elder
A. H. MecCleery
J. M. Lloyd
Maynard Brown
R.S Warfel
Hugh McCleery
Fred Stewart
CC. A. Pratt
C. F. Boller
T. J. Pease
Chas, Grayson
Community notes from church and bridge club gatherings
The M EK church class met at Mrs. Howard Stewart's home on July 7 with twenty members and a guest. President Mrs. Temple reported on E Stanley Jones' The Christ of Every Road. A luncheon followed. The H and H Bridge club met at Mrs. Phil Wanerus's home with two tables of play. high score went to Mrs. George Struble, travel prize to Mrs. Clark, refreshments by the hostess and Adrienne. A pot luck supper is planned for next Wednesday at Mrs. Boles Kurtz's home. The Loyal Builders class of the Presbyterian Sabbath school held a picnic at Sunset Park with 32 attendees. entertainment included a phenis supper and social time planned by several members.
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Howard Stewart
Temple
E. Stanley Jones
Stewart
Mre. Embree
Missa Tierney
H. & H. Bridge Club
Phil Wanerus
Ridge
Rodney Arnold
George Struble
Vanerus
Charles Clark
Adrienne
Boles Kurtz
Loyal Beer
Loyal Bulders
Presbyterian
Hunset Park
Wiley
Hamil
Jackson
George Sojka, Jr
Helen Hoyle
Ella Shalla
Sojka
Ray Sojka
Social and club notices fill town page
Barbara Brooks hosts a lawn party southeast of town with games and refreshments. Nearby H. J. club picnic planning, Rebekah club annual picnic at Sunset Park, W C T U county convention prep, Havre Social club gathering, Rural Women's club meeting on reading topics.
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Barbara Brooks
Kather Wheelan
Grace Thompson
Myrila Stephens
Velma Kephart
Mary, Grace
Stella Thompson
Esther Wheelan
Minnie Carr
Edna Westen
Myria Stephens
Evelyne Kallaus
Mildred Peters
Jane Rothlisberger
Marie Donaldson
Eunice
Florence Kyle
Donald Wheelan
Henry Zieglowsky
Arnold Carr
Francis
Junior McConnel
Stanley Dayton
Lafe Klopfenstein
John Applegate
Ernest Wagner
Carl Rothlisberger
Harrison Peters
Wendell Shaffer
Mule Steady Work Animals In Mines
Mules, like burros, are very sure footed and preferred to horses for hauling coal underground. They withstand hardships better than horses as most coal is now moved by electric trains. Mules stay steady in shafts and rarely stumble in darkness.
Neighborhood Club Picnic and Lessons Review
Mrs Claud Rhodebeck reviewed recent lessons with the county nurse. Neighborhood children spent an afternoon with Richard Pringle on the lawn. A club meeting is planned in two weeks. Miss Elsie Bratten’s Sunday school class picnicked yesterday at Sunset Park from 2 to 5 30. They enjoyed games and pool time followed by a pot luck supper.
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Mary
Claud Rhodebeck
Richard Pringle
Ali
Elsie Bratten
Sunmset Park
Democratic Victory League of Women Voters Meeting and Luncheon
The Democratic Victory League of Women Voters will hold a pot luck luncheon at 12 30 Saturday at the home of Mrs EB C Bicher on South Iowa Avenue Bring one dish to pass Silverware and dishes furnished Several speakers for the afternoon Also a regular meeting of W R C Saturday at 2 30 in the afternoon All democratic women invited
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Washington W. C. T. U
WC. T. U
C. C. Owen
East Seventh Street
BE D Miller
Wellman
Crawfordsville
C. S. Williame
Jennie Alexander
Au Kuat
Democratic Victory League of Women Voters
Ebc. Bicher
South
Iowa Avenue
Community notices and church meetings listed
Monday events include the Noble Grand Circle meeting with Mrs J B Elgar at 2 30 PM and a Young Women Missionary Society pot luck supper at 6 15 PM hosted by Irene Yard with sandwiches to pass. Supper served in the cafeteria in the garden. The Washington temple of the Pythian Sisters holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 PM at the K of P hall.
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Noble Grand Circle
J. B. Elgar
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Irene Yard
Washington
New Haven Residents Visit Daily and Community News
Mrs Hazel Strum and children spent Wednesday at the Doe Eagle home. Marion Smith and Donald Washington callers Monday. Donald is recovering from a toe infection after a puncture. Addison Baker and Lester Lease with son visited Merle Statler home. August Hart and family from Burlington visited Frank Smith. Seymour Statler and Hagel daughter with Duncan and Dale Sowash and Treta Smith visited Merle Statler. Merle Statler installed a new Skelgas store Wednesday. A threshers meeting was held at Glen Cuddeback home Monday evening.
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Hazel Strum
Doe Eagle
Marion Smith
So Donald
Washington
Donald
Addison Baker
Lester Lease
Merle Statler
August Hart
Burlington
Frank Smith
Seymour Statler
Hagel
Duncan
Dale
Roy Sowash
Treta Smith
Glen Cuddeback
Good Old Days: Kings and Power in Early America
The Washington Star notes that states were once seen as the property of kings and political power belonged to the privileged classes, reflecting on historical governance and social hierarchy.
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