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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1922

Page

6

Echoes from Sunday Services in Washington Churches

Sermon by Rev. A. R. Oates explores Christ's dominion from sea to sea and outlines four kingdoms of faith loyalty brotherhood righteousness and service. It argues salvation through personal faith in Jesus and stewardship as high duty leading to generous, selfless giving under God's grace.

Presbyterian Church A. R. Oates Christ God Jesus Lowell Heaven Hell Lord Jesus Christ

Vision of a saved world through Christ’s love and power

A Presbyterian sermon urges belief that only Jesus Christ can save the world. It warns against relying on law or police authority, insisting true strength comes from living vows and love of Christ guiding hearts, then spreading that love to transform kingdoms. It contrasts Samson’s downfall with the discipline of faith.

First United Presbyterian J. Reade McCrory Jesus Christ Israel

Stewardship and God as Trustee Over All Possessions

Rev M R Regan cites Luke 12 15 to teach that life does not consist of possessions. God is the true owner and each person acts as a steward, accountable for how wealth and life are managed. A policy company example illustrates trustee limits.

M. R. Regan God Fife Igjiuet

Rural Women Club raises funds for YMCA at lawn festival

The Rural Women's Club reported net proceeds of about 25 dollars from a lawn festival at Young America school house on Thursday evening to benefit the YMCA. A large attendance enjoyed cream cake and strawberries. The event was described as enjoyable and the raised funds will be appreciated.

Rural Women's Club Report Young America School

Washington Couple Weds in Harper Iowa Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Rose Rohr to Mr. Frank Conkity was held at St. Mary's church in Harper Iowa with Nuptial high mass. The bride wore navy blue trictratine and a white georgette blouse. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the bride’s parents home. The couple left for a wedding trip to Avoca Minnesota and will reside in Davenport.

Frances Hirka Raymond J Hedward Iowa City Christian Church Opal Howard Billy Birka Charles Kolosick Howard Frank Hirka T. B. Howard South Avenue C Kins Maryville Missouri Lola Winga Washington High School Yates Colenso Entgeg Reir Washington St. Mary’s Church Harper Iowa Rose Rohr Frank Conklly Davenport Bernard Luedtke Rose Altenhofen Peter J. Bohr N. J. Rohr Mrs. Conkity Avoca Conkity Don Cady Joe Wehr Keota Stanley White

French Revolution Dates and Key Power Shifts

The text notes July 14, 1789 as the Bastille’s destruction and marks the Reign of Terror ending with Robespierre’s fall on July 27, 1714. It mentions the Directory’s rise in November of that year and its overthrow by Napoleon on November 0, 1700.

Bastile Robespierre Od Napoleon

Biased Opinion From Scotch Preacher on Nushentds

A Scotch preacher claims clergymen are the best Nushentds and artists the worst with army and navy officers near the top of his list and poets at the bottom. The tired business man is not spared and the piece notes a lack of contributing poets or artists in his congregation.

Crawfordsville Woman Taken After Long Illness at 74

Mrs. Sarah Yeager of Crawfordsville dies at 74 after a fall on June 1 caused a broken hip and a 2:40 a.m. death on June 12. Born May 1848 in Blount County Tennessee she married Harry K. Yeager in 1867 and lived near Crawfordsville before his 1881 death. Survived by children Alice May Gormly George R. Yeager Eva Adelaide Orris Mary Wilkins Elizabeth Long and six grandchildren. Funeral at Luther Gormly home conducted by Rev A B Hightshoe.

Crawfordsville Sarah Yeager Blunt County Tennessee Washington County Harry K. Yeager R. V. Davis Walter Cuarothers Stronghurst Cc. O. Burris James Kelsey May Burris R. G. Kelsey Ainsworth Lee Shaffer M. PD Work of Washington Lee Lease

Young Dental Couple in Fern Arch Wedding Scene

A playful Western wedding report in the Boston Transcript describes a young couple pledging vows beneath an arch of ferns and pink seasonal flowers. The note captures a quaint, lighthearted mood linking a dental couple to a romantic ceremony.

Boston Transcript

Uncle Eben Urges Truth With Cautious Wit

A quip from Uncle Eben stresses telling the truth while carefully verifying facts before joining discussions. The advice underscores prudence in conversation and the need to confirm what constitutes honest reporting.

Uncle Eben

Woman Meets Jockey After First Visit to Races

It was her first visit to the races. On meeting a famous jockey she remarked that winning three dollars for her was very sweet.

Must First Believe

The fragment presents a reflection on belief and action attributed to a male figure and writer W. Robertsen. It hints at steadfast faith guiding cheerful, worthwhile effort but provides no clear event or context to confirm a specific news item.

Second Church to Call Rev Morrow for Fellowship

Announcement from Second United Presbyterian Church states a congregational meeting will be held Wednesday June 21 at 7 26 p m to consider extending an informal call to Rev M Morrow who has lived in Colorado Springs and preached here recently He is a Turkic College and Princeton Seminary graduate and formerly served in the Reformed Presbyterian Church He won many friends during his two week stay and the church expects a favorable response though no definite decision has been made and Rev Leslie Mountford previously led the church before leaving for Mercer Pennsylvania

W. H Sais D Jack Dempsey Carpentier Sameon Sameson Samsons God J. Wherry Jamieson Columbus City Morrow Colorado Springs Turkic College Princeton Seminary Reformed Presbyterian Church Second Church Leslie Mountford Mountford Mercer

No Inducement in Phrase from Unemployed Speaker

A fragment shows an unemployed speaker reading a line about starting “without a doter” and snorting “That’s nothing.” The note mentions the Retail Ledger in Philadelphia, hinting at a contextual setting or publication reference.

Hutph Retail Ledger Philadelphia

Enemies Hidden in Plain Sight in a Cautionary Note

A terse moral states enemies rarely borrow money or seek your security for large sums, implying they are not trusted or esteemed as highly as they should be. The observation reflects distrust and prudent caution in personal dealings.

Surely Excellent Memory

Quotation from Smith about memory limits three things cannot remember names faces and the third item remains unclear in a humorous aside.

Smith

Beveridge argues taxes and legislation hinder American business

Indianapolis June 12 Albert J Beveridge Republican nominee for US Senate Indiana tells National Association of Credit Men the Sherman law should be changed or repealed and railroads freed from cumbersome regulation a general sales tax is the best measure proposed Problems at the convention include Volstead bankruptcy regulation and credit protection while Buffalo and Atlanta bid for the next meeting.

Indianapolis Albert J. Beveridge United States Indiana National Association of Credit Men Beveridge Huffalo Atlanta

Leon leaves Meeker visit for Promise City Iowa

T L Leon who has been visiting at the Frank Meeker home departed Saturday for his home in Promise City Iowa.

T.L. Leon Frank Meeker Promise City Iowa

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