St Marys School Commencement At Riverside Hall
Riverside June 6 commencement exercises at St Marys hall feature diplomas for the following class Esther Dautremont Bernite Duwa Ivo Droll Francis Hanson Helen Heitzman Irene Horn Clement Knebel Clair Kucera Ruth Lincoln Henrietta Schnoebelen Arnold Shradel Donald Shradel Vivian Strabalay Welma Thomann and Leo Walsh The program includes a three act senior girls play Camouflage and a boys act The Impersonator Rev N J Meinhart Lone Tree will address ten eighth grade diploma recipients Irene Digney James Dautremont Loretta Gerot Helen Flanagan Omer Kiefer Evangeline Shradel Mildred Rummelhart Lenore Thomann Dorothy Waldschmidt Harold Waldschmidt Rev B Jacobsmeier and others attended Fort Madison for the 25th anniversary of Rev H Knebel ordination Father Knebel, born and raised here, said his first holy mass locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. N. J. Meinhart
Lone Tree
Irene Digney
James Dautremont
Loretta Gerot
Helen Flanagan
Omer Kiefer
Evangeline Shradel
Mildred Rummelhart
Lenore Thomann
Dorothy Waldschmidt
Harold Waldschmidt
B. Jacobsmeier
Joseph Knebel
Linus Knebel
Jerome Droll
Fort Madisons
Nesdays
H. Knebel
Father Knebel
Goitre relief claim from Sorbol Quadruple touted in Iowa ad
Iowa woman Mrs. Peter Jansen reports rapid goitre relief after a week of Sorbol Quadruple. The ad invites letters and offers contact through Lemmon's Pharmacy and Sorbol Company in Mechanicsburg Ohio for further information.
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Iowa
Tel
Peter Jansen
Lost Nation
Lemmon
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Grinnell area notes from Decoration Day visits and local events
Ardent preparations for Children's Day kept families busy while Grinnell residents and visitors from Keck Bank Washington Richland and Brighton gathered for Decoration Day. Veterans and families shared meals and memories as roads improved and crops held promise amid light rainfall. Editor Road introduced the May 80th exercises with Supt Christenson delivering a strong address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Hattie Townsend Meacham
Grinnell
Brown
Allen Meacham
Meacham
R. E. Brown
Willis Howell
Keck Bank
Washington
al Woodford
Art Robinson
Fort Madison
Richland
Howell
Brighton High School
Fairfield Ledger
Willis
Inez Gowey
Black Hawk
Ed Gowey
Legion
J. B. Dey
Brighton
Robert Pringle
Hedrick
A. J. Morgan
Clay Church
Ruby
Mt. Union
Hampshires
Woodford
Halbert Savage
Editor Road
Supt. Christenson
Funeral Set For Abram Parsons In Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction June 6 Funeral services for Abram H Parsons 83 lifelong Louisa county resident will be at Cherry Avenue home Wednesday 2 30 Rev J W Zerbe will officiate burial in Columbus City cemetery Born December 28 1844 near Wapello Married Sarah A Duncan August 6 1868 in Union township They had ten children seven living Surviving are sons and daughters William Oakland Roy at home Frank Clathe KC W Morford Taylor Tex Mrs D M Dunn Weatherford Tex Mrs R C Kauffman Joy Ill Mrs A N Kelly Columbus City Also mention of visitors Cotter community club meeting June 13 Hong list of social notes and visits
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Columbus Junction
Abram H. Parsons
Louisa County
Cherry Avenue
J. W. Zerbe
Methodist Church
Columbus City
Mr. Parsons
Wapello
Sarah A. Duncan
George B. Duncan
Union Township
William
Oakland
Calif
Roy
Frank
Clathe
Kansas
CC. W. Morford
Taylor
Tex
D. M
Dunn
Weatherford
Joy
Ill
A. N. Kelly
H. A. Pigman
Charles City
Alex Pine
Arie Davis
Cotter Community Club
Chautauqua Park
Garry Stapp
H. E. Simpson
North Dakota State University
Johnston Sprague ties report and Cedar Rapids visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston of Concord township announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs J A Sprague returned Tuesday to Cedar Rapids after visiting the W C Hall and W S Huston residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnston
Concord Township
J. A. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
W C. Hall
W. S. Huston
Conrads and friends share weekends in Douglas
Miss Hazel Conrad Correspondent reports gatherings around Arthur Conrad's home. Mr and Mrs Charles Chur and baby George Frank visit. Cloyce Conrad brings a Davenport companion. families of Kauffman Richenberger Koeble Hertig Hildebrant and others converge for dinners and Sunday visits. Mada Beese held lucky lamp number at Toby show in Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Charles Churchill
George Frank
Harold Jones
Arthur Conrad
Jake Richenberger
Chris Kauffman
Cloyce Conrad
Davenport
Tony Kauffman
Pete Lauber
Walter Koeble
Frances
Gladys Hertig
Fred Hildebrant
Mada Beese
Wayland
Otto Stalder
Louie Zihlman
Crawfordsville Visit From Missouri Guests
Mrs. Caroline Johnson and daughter Miss Mildred of Columbia Missouri arrived Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs T F Maxwell until Friday when they go to Town City where Mildred will attend summer school. Miss Margaret Gault has returned home from Monmouth Illinois for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Caroline Johnson
Mildred
Columbia
Missouri
T. F. Maxwell
Town City
Margaret Gault
Monmouth, Ill
The Trial of Jesus in Mark Fourteen Fifteen
Lesson analyzes Judas betrayal Jesus before the Sanhedrin Peter’s denial and Pilate’s judgment. It notes false witnesses, Jesus’ silent reply, and Pilate’s attempt to release him followed by the crowd choosing Barabbas over Jesus. It emphasizes human weakness at trial and divine plan.
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Judas
Jesus
Sanhedrin
Christ
Peter
Pilate
Barabbas
Cast Thyself at His Feet Quote by Pearse
A religious exhortation urges self surrender to Christ to cleanse the heart of worldliness, feverish temper, avarice, envy, and fear. The speaker cites Mark Guy Pearse and calls readers to cast themselves at His feet for spiritual purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Guy Pearse
Obedience Opened by God Says Speer Assertive Call
Robert E Speer argues that God offers power when people cooperate through obedience not mere willingness. He asserts greater deeds await contingent on human obedience and diligence in partnership with divine will.
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God
Robert E. Speer
Joy Found in Labor Love and Earth’s Beauty
A reflective note on joy as a force in daily life. It urges seeking joy through work love and appreciation of the natural world, presenting joy as a hidden well ready to bubble up in open hearts.
No Sorrow Too Great Quote Credit Miller
A compact quotation attributes a stance by J R Miller: no sorrow is too great to endure if it reveals new beauty in Christ or brings out a new feature of Christlikeness. The line emphasizes spiritual growth through suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Christ
J. R Miller
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Riverside
Brighton. R
A. Borkoski
Young Married Women of the Clay Church
Martha Butler
Douglas Miss Hazel Conrad
Trenton
Nellie Manners
Firestone Tires
Oldfield
Courier
Colo
Triangle Auto Supply Co
North
Fairfield
Sigourney
Mount Pleasant
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Side Square
Georgette
Organdie
Gay Cretonne
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