Father's Day Services and Choir Highlights at Local Church
The Methodist church announces 9:30 Sunday school led by J H Peet and morning worship at 10:45 with a Father’s Day sermon on “Father’s Day.” Evening service 7:30 features “Why Peter Went Fishing.” Music includes multiple preludes, anthems, duets, and quartets. ministers listed include Lindsay F. Witzigman and A. Wing with organists noted. Additional services span Washington churches with Bible school at 9:45, worship at 11, and a third quarterly conference led by Rev. W H Ogreton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Spiscopal
J. H. Peet
Epworth League
Peter
Ae Moter
A. C. E. League
W. H. Ogreton
St. Paul
Theo. Turner
W. FP. Ogleton
Services in Southlows Ave Church Sunday 11 oclock
Christian Science Church service notes for Sunday June 17 to be held at 11 oclock at the church on Southlows Ave. Public invited. Lesson sermon titled God the Preserver of Man includes Bible verses from Isaiah Luke and quotes from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Southlows Ave
Christian Science
God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jerusalem
Mary Batger Eddy
Solomon
Jesus Cynce
Church of Christ notes and upcoming events in Oskaloosa
The Washington Church was well represented at the Union Christian Endeavor meeting and the State Convention opening in Oskaloosa. Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9:00. Father’s Day is Sunday June 17 with a dedicated sermon. Evening services shift to 7:00 and 8:90 as summer sessions start with Gospel songs led by A Nicholson. Bible School 9:45 to 11:45 and worship follow. Leslie Dunlap is Bible school superintendent. Ariene Easter is organist.
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Bible School
Vernon Witting
Abraham
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Flock of Ages
Wilson Offertory
Washington
Union Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Oskaloosa
A. Nicholson
Sabbath Services by Rev. J. C. Matthews
Sabbath school at 10 a m followed by preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by Rev J C Matthews of the church.
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J. C. Matthews
Birmingham church invites participation in services and programs
The Birmingham Michigan church invites friends to Bible school at 9 45 A M and morning worship at 11 A M with the sermon In the Midst The choir will broadcast from Iowa City so evening worship features special organ preludes and anthems led by Minister Rockwell D Chalmers Fulton with Carolyn Hamilton and Helen Harvey directing and playing.
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Bible School
Iowa City
Anamgnesenems
Rogers Offertory
Mason
Rio
Country Churches Notice of Sunday Services
Country churches list morning services Sunday school times for West Chester New Haven and Haskins. Dated notices name ministers and upcoming Youth meetings and a Bethel Presbyterian Children’s Day program with planning by local organizers. Everyone is welcome to worship.
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Bethel Presbyterian Church
Adolph Larson
Ruth Gideon
Jane Rothlisberger
W. H. Parker
Maurice Meyer
S. S
Bible school and worship schedule with convention attendees
Bible school at 10 worship at 11 sermon topic Witnesses for Christ Intermediate 7 Y P C U 7 leader Velda McFarland What Do We Mean by the Mind of Christ Echo meeting Y P C UV convention at 8 Those at tending Le Claire Prairie Tuesday and Wednesday were Lola Coppeck Edith Mae Henderson Hazel Harbison Mark Campbell Francis McConnell Kenneth McConnell Philip Coppocek Paul Sharpe Rev Sharpe Edith Mae Henderson Kenneth McConnell represented in Bible Reading contest Eleven contestants Our contestants acquitted themselves well Place in Banner contest Ainsworth Burlington second Crawfordsville first Church Nite well attended last Wednesday eighty five ninety present Ice cream and cake served Those contributing to Old Ladies Home bazaar at Pittsburgh please bring to church next Sabbath S Fred Sharpe Pastor
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Christ
Velda McFarland
Echo
le Claire Prairie
Lola Coppeck
Edith Mae Henderson
Hazel Harbison
Mark Campbell
Francis McConnell
Kenneth McConnell
Philip Coppocek
Paul Sharpe
Rev. Sharpe
Society
Ainsworth
Burlington
Crawfordsville
Old Ladies Home
Pittsburgh
S. Fred Sharpe
Rust college colored singers cancel Saturday concert
The Rust college colored singers will not perform the concert scheduled for Saturday evening at the M. EB. Chue as announced earlier. On Sunday morning a Father s Day service is led by Rev. A. W. McBlain.
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Rust College Colored Singers
M. EB. Chue
A. W. McBlain
New Haven Social Roundup for June 12
New Haven residents share Sunday visits and family gatherings. Names mentioned include Mrs J W Combs Isabel Hoyle Gerald Baker Maillie Scott Statler and family plus Hordehowe family connections.
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New Haven
W. (. Hoyle
Ethel
Howard Laker
J. W. Combs
Isabel
Howard Hoyle
Gerald
Prank Smith
Merle
Statle
Jake Soethout
Graes Statler
Marion Simich
Addison Baker
Washington
Robert Maillie
Oetwein
Newton Scott and Co
Council Bluffs
L. C. Baker
Waverly
William K Eogar
W. GC
Horde Howe
Edgar
Hotle
Ireta Smith
A. M. Baker
U P Choir to Broadcast Sunday Concert on WSUI
The United Presbyterian choir directed by Miss Carolyn Hamilton will air Sunday at 9 15 pm over WSUI Iowa City for half an hour. The program features a sacred music concert with several anthems including solo and duet parts. Miss Hamilton and her sister Mrs H H McCleery will perform a duet along with a male chorus number.
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Washington United Presbyterian Choir
WSUI
Iowa City
Carolyn Hamilton
H. H. McCleery
Open Colorado Cutoff to Denver Road Opens Tomorrow
A. C. Shields announces the Dotsero cutoff will open tomorrow June 16 linking the Denver & Rio Grande line with the transcontinental route through the Rockies. The Moffat tunnel completion and a 3.85 million dollar RFC loan in 1938 enabled the project.
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A. C. Shields
Denver & Rito Grande Railroad
Columbia and
N. B.C
Heart of
The
Rockies
Denver
Moffat
R. F C
Washington
Ron Shields
White Oak Weathered Rain Shortage Hurting Crops
White Oak residents express thanks for last Friday rain but urge more soon as farmers work to replace crops lost to brouth and dried bugs. Local social notes list M M club attendees Edith Daering Pearl Noecker Clair Augustine Ruth Luers and visits among the Luers and Noecker families.
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White Oak
M. M. Club
Lloyd Jones
Edith Daering
Pearl Noecker
Clair Augustine
Ruth Luers
Duane
Keith Daering
Clarence Brown
Worth Noecker
Jim McClelland
Town City
Mr. McClelland
Worth
George Augustines
Clarence Browns
Martha
Karl Turnipseed
Noecker
Bee introduction debate in early American apiculture
The Lhe Bee laboratory states the ColWmok holey bee was not native and first introduced into the United States in Massachusetts between 13S and WHO. They note unverified reports of apiculture introduction into the Southwest by Spaniards earlier than these dates.
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Lhe Bee Laboratory
United States
Massachusetts
Who
Southwest
Local birthday notices celebrate June birthdays and anniversaries
Mrs. Frank L. Wilson turns 70 with two daughters visiting from Kewanee and Chicago as Mr. and Mrs. Wilson mark fifty years of marriage. Three-Quarter Century member Mrs. Ellen S. Rowan celebrates today born 1852 in Ohio and moved to Iowa in 1856. James Hawthorne observes a birthday, Hazel Burham also, Bobbie Swift aged 10, Cordelle Braden of Wellman and journalist Gleede Dold contribute notes.
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Frank L. Wilson
A.W. Errett
Kewanee
Ernest Badenoch
Chicago
Wilson
Chapter 1
Ellen S. Rowan
Ainsworth
Rowan
Ohio
Iowa
Birthday party notes for local families and groups
A sheriff’s daughter, birthdays for four club members, and a first birthday party are described. The BE O W club held a birth day gathering for Mrs. Sam Miller, Mrs. Tom Schulty, Mrs. Joe Maxwell and Mrs. Melo Vacha with cake and gifts. Patricia Gay Sitler marked her first birthday with family guests, including Mrs. William Sitler and Patricia’s great grandmother Mrs. W. F. Jacobs assisting.
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EE. O. W
BE. O. W. Club
Sam Miller
Tom Schulty
Joe Maxwell
Melo Vacha
Ed Grayson
Robert Dawson
Denison
Laura Graham
Patricia Gays Sitler
William Sitler
Patricia
Ferry Fields
Jane
Warren Stewart
Shirley
Leo Gross
Betty
Fred Stow
Bobby
Population Trends Highlight City Growth vs Colu mbia County Stasis
The report notes New York City population has surged while nearby Columbia County stayed essentially unchanged for over a century, illustrating divergent urban and rural dynamics in the region.
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New York City
Columbia County
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