Painful path to the cross and the tomb
A sermon tracing Jesus Christ’s crucifixion from the garden to Pilate, the sentencing, and the crowd’s choice of Barabbas. It recalls the scourging, crowning with thorns, bearing the cross, the veil rent, and Joseph of Arimathea’s tomb preparation, urging reflection on atonement and prophecy.
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Jesus
Pilate
Caesar
Barabbas
Christ
Peter
God
Simon the Cyrenian
Jesus Christ
Mark
Joseph
Arimanthea
Nicodemus
Matt
Captain Allan to Speak in Washington on War Atrocities
Captain R Muir Allan of Britain, four years in service, arrived from Muscatine and will speak at a union mass meeting in Washington Sunday afternoon. He cites official German atrocity findings, shares personal war experiences, and notes his son Sidney was wounded in France. A musical prelude will precede his address.
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R. Muir Allan
Washington
Muscatine
Kalena
Methodist
Allan
Muscatine News-Tribune
France
Official Investigation Board
Sidney Allan
Calais
Chareg
C. EF. King
Methodist Choir
Great Britain
Pinland
Local social events and wedding in Riverside
A June wedding unites Hazel Ingram and Thomas Workman at the Ingram home in Riverside with Rev Collier officiating. The couple plans to reside with the groom’s parents. The column also notes Red Cross activities, club meetings, and a Poinsettia club day in Fairfield with meals, music, and fund-raising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ingram
Riverside
Hazel Inecram
Thomas Workman
George Workman
Collier
Methodist Church
Edith Ingram
Edna May Workman
Ethel Helicka
William Cress
Keota World Wide Guild draws crowd with missionary play
A Sunday schedule lists morning worship at 10 55 with sermon by the pastor, Sunday school at 9 30, workers prayer at 9, juniors at 3, B Y P U at 6 30 and a 7 30 program. The World Wide Guild ladies and Junior girls present a missionary play from the associational rally. Pastor M R Rean invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild
Keota
M. R. Reean
Remembered Diagnosis Growing Pains Joke
A nine year old Sophie complains of pains and a doctor dismisses them as growing pains. She replies she is better yet still growing, revealing a humorous misunderstanding about her health.
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Sophie
Sophia
Votes for Women Debate Smashes Opponent’s Arguments
Mr Meekton voices support for women’s suffrage calling it a great proposition. He says it defeats Henrietta’s frequent political hours.
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Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Actions That Count in Everyday Decency
A brief prosaic piece celebrates small virtuous acts as meaningful, describing how mindful conduct in daily life shapes character and community, urging steady kindness and integrity in ordinary moments.
Social Hour Club Sews Bandages At Meeting
Mrs Will Fleming hosted the Social Hour club for a regular Tuesday meeting with 25 members and four visitors. Victorian music played as volunteers sewed tape on 70 triangular bandages and seven hospital shirts. Mrs Newton McLaughlin will host the next gathering.
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Will Fleming
Ora Dilley
Jola, Kan
Helen Mayhew
Cecile Ford
Oneila Palmer
Newton McLaughlin
Chapter 1 Ph D Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Huber Home
The regular meeting of Chapter 1 Ph D was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs Harriett Huber's country home near Lexington with forty members and four guests present. The program included a history of education in Town, Normal Schools in the state, and a paper on Denominational Schools In Iowa. Members shared their first school days and several members were home for summer vacation. Frappe was served, and the next meeting is slated for June 27 at Mrs Myrtle Anderson's home with picnic plans dropped.
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Harriett Huber
Lexington
Lou Stewart
Blanche Pauls
Hope Ott
Amte
Iowa
Cora Porter
Nellie Wilson
Porter
Birthday celebrations and social gatherings in Crayton and area
Little Leone Frances Crayton celebrated her third birthday with a noon dinner and gifts, including thrift stamps. In Sunset Park, the T. J. McElhinney family hosted relatives and guests for a picnic supper for Mrs Nelson and child, with Rev Wishart family in attendance. The Pleasant Birthday club met at Mrs Uller's with two babies making their debut. Forty three ladies of the First United Presbyterian hosted by Mrs Livingston at her country home, with children visiting and a flag themed porch display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Frances Crayton
Tt. Crayton
Ann Houdek
Leone
Clayton
Ruth Peterson
Nora Mott
T. J. McElhinney
Sunset Park
Ua Nelson
Childree
Willabella
Ore Nebrake
Rev. J. . Wishart
First United Presbyterian Church
R. L. Livingston
Livingston
Social events and meetings at Lytle home and local groups
At the North Iown avenue residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Lytle a successful social hosted by W. R. C. members featured a Flag Day program with songs, talks, and readings. Eastern Star initiated new members and discussed thrift stamps. Presbyterian Ladies Social met at Mrs. Orville Elder’s home with Devotions and a report on the Spring General Assembly.
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John Lytle
North Iown Avenue
Irene Pierce
Irv
Gallagher
John Lytletine
Cecile Belville
Miss Bell
Fifer
Clarice Meek
Mrs. Lytle
The
Presbyterian Church
Orville Elder
Visit Highlights At Sweetwater Military School Event
The account notes Mrs. Marsh Bailey and Mrs. Rehmel hosting a ladies event at Sweetwater Tennessee where Paul Gageby’s attendance at the military school is mentioned. Guests included Mrs. W. C. Nuhn visiting Cedar Falls, with refreshments served by Helen Cunningham, Isabelle Lemmon, Eleanore Bailey, and Florence Cunningham.
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Sweetwater
Tenn
Paul Gageby
Marsh Bailey
Rehmel
Helen Cunningham
Isabelle Lemmon
Eleanore Bailey
Florence Cunningham
W. C. Nuhn
Cedar Falls
Elder
Quote from Browning Telegraphed as Poetic Thought
A concise reflective line attributes core human traits to love hope fear and faith as defining signs and character of humanity, in Browning’s lyric voice.
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Browning
German spy suspect seized on Atlantic City boardwalk
A man found with a German navy enlistment card bearing the name Herman Jungbluth was arrested on the Atlantic City boardwalk. He was held on $25,000 bail after being brought before U S Commissioner Lewis. Police say a strong box in his room contained blue prints and photos of munitions plants harbor defenses and related objects. Read The Evening Journal.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Herman Jungbluth
United States
Lewis
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Errea Pe
Bessie Weade
Kolah Club
Spledel
Simpson
Minnie Wolfe
Ethel Trotman
Sophia Ahrens
Omer Singmaster
Red Cross
Poinsettia Club
Fairfield
Wes Gaumer
H and
Baptist
Pleasant Birthday Club
Weingarten Bros., Loc
New York
Chicago
Order of the Eastern Star
Peterson
Arapahoe
Nebraska
Mr. Rich
Des Moines
Evening Journal
Humphrey
Iowa Gas and Electric Co
J. E. Lemmon
Dowes
Nydboven
Community Benefit Association
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