Talking With the Heavenly Father Lesson
A devotional outline on prayer from Matthew Luke and Paul. It stresses proper motive in prayer avoiding showiness, insists on genuine fellowship with God, and presents the Model Prayer with themes of daily bread forgiveness and deliverance. It contrasts persistent prayer with complacent forms and contrasts the Pharisee and the publican to urge humility before God.
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James
Heavenly Father
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jarknens
Mers
A Moral Reflection On Sin And Repentance
The quote from Benjamin Which cote notes that it is far easier to commit a second sin than the first and far harder to repent of the second than the first, emphasizing the escalating difficulty of repentance after repeated wrongdoing.
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Benjamin Whichcote
Godly duty to help others through shared joy and life
The text expresses a faith that God intends people to live through each other’s happiness. It urges men to support one another by joy rather than by sorrow, stating they should strengthen each other and work together rather than harming themselves for others.
To Have Knowledge and Nourish It With Holiness
A reflective piece urges nurturing knowledge through holiness to ensure growth and flourishing. It frames wisdom as a living garden requiring ethical care and disciplined study. The wording emphasizes vigilant cultivation of character alongside learning.
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Dole
Baptist Church Weekly Services and Baccalaureate Plan
The Baptist church schedules Sunday school at 9:30, morning worship at 10:55, B Y P U at 7:00, and Wednesday prayer at 7:00. A Baccalaureate service will be held Sunday evening at the Methodist church, with Pastor M R Regan preaching on Making Christ Great and a baptismal service after morning worship.
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Methodist Church
Christ
M. R. Regan
A M E Church Observes Children's Day Program
The Sunday school will render an appropriate children’s day program. The pastor Francis J Peterson will preach at 11 am. Class meeting follows at noon. Sunday school at 2 30 pm. Prayer service at 6 30 pm.
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Francis J Peterson
Sunday services and baccalaureate plan at local church
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with an open invitation for new members. Morning worship at 11 00 with a sermon by the pastor. No Sunday evening Christian Endeavor, instead all attend the Baccalaureate at the new Methodist church where Rev Leslie Mountford of the 2nd United Presbyterian church will deliver the sermon.
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New Methodist Church
Leslie Mountford
2Nd United Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Sunday Schedule Adapts to Local Chapel
At the Old Methodist Church Sabbath school begins at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 o clock Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m There are no evening services due to the Baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church Rev J M Wishart serves as pastor.
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First United Presbyterian
Old Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
J. M. Wishart
Second United Presbyterian Sunday Services Noted
The church holds a preaching service at 11:00 a m led by the pastor and Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m. The evening service is omitted due to the Baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church led by Rev Leslie Mountford.
Church Services and Bible Study Schedule
The Associate Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and a Bible class in the morning. A Bible study session runs at 7:00 p.m. followed by an evening worship at 8:00 p.m. The pastor Rev. D. J. Masson preaches morning and evening.
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Evenue
D. J. Masson
Comes Plan Science Chapel Service Announcement
Comertown Ave and Jefferson St invite the public to a Sunday service at 9 00 p m with the Preserver of Man Gelden Lexl Paaim delivering a message. Wednesday evening meeting at 5 00 p m invites attendance. Maintain attendance and participate in the planned service.
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Comertown Ave
Jefferson St
Sunda
Preserver of
Man Gelden Lexl Paaim
Trousle
Sunday school and Bible study cited as moral builders
The message highlights the Bible as essential study and the Sunday school as a key force in character formation. It calls for alignment with President Wilson and other leaders in this work and outlines the day’s schedule including a morning sermon on Christ’s teaching and a baccalaureate service in the evening.
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Wilson
M. BE
Disciples of Christ
Boone
W. L. Dalton
County Churches Sunday Schedule and Children’s Day
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Children’s day exercises follow at 8:40 p.m. An offering will be received. All are invited to attend all services. Rev. Drebert is the pastor.
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Rev. Drebert
Ainsworth Methodist Episcopal Church Plans Sunday Services
The Ainsworth Methodist Episcopal Church announces all regular services next Sunday with the pastor filling both preaching duties. The Centenary work progresses and a committee will be at the church all afternoon for subscription visits in the lecture-room. Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening and the public is invited to attend.
Ainsworth Baptist Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The notice invites everyone to Ainsworth Baptist Church for Sunday services on June 15 with morning sermon Obedience First and evening The Sin of a Wrong Attitude. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a.m. Bring friends. Neighbor C. E. Riddington.
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Ainsworth Baptist Church
C. E. Riddington
Shuberts Ten Piece Orchestra At Armory Dance
Memorial service at I O O F hall Sunday June 15 at 2 30 p m I O F and Rebekahs invite flowers for decoration and attendance Also announce dance with Shuberts ten piece orchestra at Armory 10013 and I O F notice 113.
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Shuberts
Armory
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sunday School Program At Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school plans an all day program with organ preludes songs recitations and choirs replacing the regular preaching service. Highlights include Miss Peterson Rev Glendinning Mrs Cavender’s class duets solos and a 6:45 Epworth League talk on tongue use led by Mildred Mauthe. The baccalaureate sermon follows at 8:00 p m with music by the High School Glee Club under Rev J A Glendinning and C A King.
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Nita
Margaret Corbin
Miss Knupp
Helen Mauthe Sonk
Weeramoe
Lyle Schulty
Angel Voices
Dolee Eldieigimne
Mildred Mauthe
Glee Club
Road Association Formed to Push County Road Bond
Nevada June 13 The Story County Good Roads Association formed to explain two June 16 ballot propositions to bond the county for hard surfacing and to authorize paving and bond issuance of one million dollars U S Alderman Story County chairman H N Donhowe of Story City vice president and Jack S Dodds of Ames secretary treasurer The group will advise voters as the board of supervisors did not defer the election.
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Bond County
Nevada
Story County
Good Roads Association
U. S
H. N. Donhowe
Story City
Jack S. Dodds
Ames
Board of Supervisors
Sunday School Growth and Active Engagement Highlighted
The program drew a full house as children performed and the crowd reflected on the Sunday school movement. An estimate claims thirteen hundred seventy six new Bible school members join North America daily for three years, with over one thousand teachers converted daily, urging readers to join this vast organization.
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Bible Schools
North \merica
Bible School
Eehelera
Davenport Teachers Granted Monthly Salary Increases
Forty four women teachers in Davenport intermediate schools receive a five dollar per month raise for the next school year. Those at the maximum grade will move from 110 to 115 dollars per month.
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Davenport
Sale of a Good Milch Cow Declined
Classified note advertises a milk cow for sale with contact number 429 Blue and location 102tf, indicating late availability or sale interest.
Washington County Evening Journal Highlights
The Washington County Evening Journal presents local news briefs and community notices from the area, capturing events, developments, and public interest items for residents.
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Evening Journal
Washington County
Miss Esther MacGugin Hosts Bachelor Maids Tea
Society notes describe Miss Esther MacGugin entertaining the Bachelor Maids for Mrs. Otto Dede of New York City. The Loyal Sisterhood elects officers at the Methodist church with 65 members taught by Mrs. J E Kunath. Officers include Mrs. Kunath as teacher and Mrs. Brown as president. The group heard letters from absent members and praised the Social Committee for continuing into next year. A luncheon followed, with roses for each member. Also, Just Useclub members and guest Mrs Willits met at Mrs Carbaugh’s home on North Marion Avenue, ending with a final book chapter and a luncheon.
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Esther MacGugin
Otto Dede
New York City
Methodist Church
Loyal Sisterhood
J. E .Kunath
Methodist Sunday School
J .E. Kunath
C. S. Woodford
Ass’t
J. A. Work
R. E. Brown
E. T. Wickham
M. BE. Brown
A. L. Griffith
W. S Grecian
Loretta Russell
Des Moines
Edith Miller
Dakota
Anna Anderson
Harry Montgomery
Just Useclub
Willits
Carbaugh
North Marion Avenue
Ruth Lemley
Pleasant Koleh club meeting at Mrs Weade home
Ten members gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Bessie Weade's house for a cordial Koleh club meeting. Music featured piano selections by Mrs Weade and Mrs Trottman. A luncheon with peony decor followed, and guest Mrs Simpson attended. Next meeting planned at Mrs John Speidell's home.
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Koleh Club
Bessie Weade
Weade
Shalom Group Elects Officers After Prayer Meeting
The Shalom Group of the Methodist Sunday school held its annual officer election after a Wednesday prayer meeting in the chapel. Officers chosen include President Miss Alice Atkinson and Treasurer Miss Dora Thomp son. Teacher Ab Anderson resigned due to husband’s ill health. Mrs. Lyman Bunce named new teacher and is asked to be welcomed next Sunday by full attendance.
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Shalom
Methodist Sunday School
Alice Atkinson
Ira Rathmel
M. C. McDonald
Dora Thompson
Ab Anderson
Lyman Bunce
Flowers Fill Journal Office With Fragrant Bloom Scene
The Journal office is perfumed by Chinese lilacs and roses from W. R. Jeffrey's garden. A massive rose causes comment with some visitors sniffing to confirm it is not a peony. A china lilac tree, brought from China, now stands thirty feet tall requiring a stepladder to harvest blooms.
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Journal
W. R. Jeffrey
More States Favor Suffrage Progress Report
St Paul June 14. Governor Burnquist reports favorable replies from 13 states on ratifying the federal suffrage amendment. Three others gave negative or noncommittal replies. He said he would call a special session if enough governors join to push ratification in 46 states.
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St. Paul, Minn
Burnquist
Unclear fragmentary text prompts no clear event
The readable words form a jumbled, nonsensical fragment with no coherent people, places, or actions to summarize into a news item or factual card.
Yank Missing With Cash Disbursing Officer Vanishes With Marks
German authorities near Coblenz are asked by American intelligence to search for an American disbursing officer who disappeared with 485000 marks. He is bonded to the U S government.
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Coblenz
United States
Allies answer Germany on counter proposals in Paris
Paris June 13 The allies announce a complete reply to German counter proposals with agreements in principle on all points. Germanys admission to the league of nations has been settled though the exact form of the agreement is not disclosed.
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Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Daylight Saving Repeal Rider Added to Agriculture Bill
Washington reports the Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously added a rider to repeal daylight saving with effect when clocks revert in October. A separate repeal bill has already passed the House Interstate Commerce Committee, while efforts to repeal immediately were defeated.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Race riots erupt at English ports over wartime labor influx
London reports serious race riots at several English and Welsh ports as wartime African and other laborers confront white workers. A night long clash at Cardiff and Barry docks ends with a white man killed and mobs looting boarding houses. Negroes fire on police in Liverpool. authorities seek government aid.
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London
Africa
England
Wales
Cardiff
Barry Dock
Liverpool
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