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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1912

Page

4

Pleasant Hill men hear talks on church work and India

About fifteen Washington men travelled to Pleasant Hill church for a 2 PM program under the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Speakers included S. W. Livingston on applying the program to the local church, H. H. McCleery on money for missions, and Rev. F. E. Campbell describing India missions and cultural practices.

Washington Pleasant Hill Church Ank R. Sage Men and Religion Forward Movement Albia Pleasant Hill Sage J. T. Matthews Fort Sherman F. R. Sage Carl Hedges W. Livingston Country Church Livingston H. H. McCleery Kingdom of God FE. EF. Campbell India

Pleasant Hill church praised for lively gospel services

Mr. Sage closed with congratulations to the Pleasant Hill church for their aliveness and active work. He urged more frequent services and pledged Washington men’s assistance whenever needed.

Sage Pleasant Hill Church Washington

Local Society Musings Honor Miss Ribbink and Guests

Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson host a young guests gathering south of the city to honor Mrs Wilsons sister Miss Ribbink of Muscatine. Mrs Howard McCleery entertained about twenty five young ladies at East Main Street on Saturday afternoon for her cousins the Misses Velma and Helen Webb of Richmond California. A luncheon followed a pleasant music filled afternoon hosted by Miss Gertrude Ward of Oklahoma City with Mrs Willis Trotter of Ainsworth among out of town guests.

Charles Wilson Wilson Miss Ribbink Muscatine Howard McCleery East Main Street Velma Helen Webb Richmond Calif Gertrude Ward Oklahoma City Okla Willis Trotter Ainsworth City

Community notices and rearranged events listed

The MBL As plan a licent social at Workman hall on Tuesday evening June 25. Music by Moore and Miranda. The Priseila club meeting is postponed until next week. The Rebekal's hold a 7 o clock called meeting to arrange the convention. The Madanna and Ogle dance moves to Phoenix hall tonight due to cooler larger space and remodeled floor.

MBL Workman Hall Moore Miranda Priseila Club Rebekal’s N. G Madanna & Ogle Phoenix Hall Eagle Hall

Notice to Haymakers From The Sepler Shop

Notice to haymakers announces a special machine for grinding tower sickles offered by The Sepler Shop.

Erinding Tower

Bowman Bros. Demands Settlement by July 1 1912

All persons indebted to Bowman Bros. must settle accounts on or before July 1 1912. After that date legal action will be taken to obtain settlement. Bowman Bros. Per J. M. Bowman. 11106 ia

Bowman Hros Bowman Bros Per J. M. Bowman

Sky searchlight questions Lydia Pinkham remedy

Mrs. E A Bishop of Brooklyn New York urges a nationwide spotlight on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits decades of organic female troubles with finding relief after trying the product as a last resort. The advertisement asserts the compound has been a standard remedy for female ills for almost forty years.

E&. A. Bishop Brooklyn N. Y Lydia EF. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Rev Glendenning Sermons at M E Church in Absence of Smith

Rev Mr Glendenning of the Ainsworth Methodist church preached both morning and evening at the local M E Church in Rev Smith's absence. The morning topic God Care and Our Anxiety drew large attentive crowds as he urged faith over worldly worry and noted Americanitis as nervous living. The evening discourse repeated the engaging practical sermon to a full house.

Mr. Glendenning Methodist Church Ainsworth M. E Smith Glendenning Washington

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure Range

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases due to catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured by the remedy. Mentions F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and druggists selling Hall's Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Wise Kid School Teacher Exchange Gag

A schoolroom exchange turns into a playful tease as a pupil warns a teacher about a piece of gum not being the flavor they would want to chew. The light moment captures classroom humor and student cheek.

Want Ad in the Journal Promises Quick Results

A brief note emphasizes that placing a want ad in the Journal yields fast outcomes for buyers and sellers. The ad-copy suggests reliable exposure and prompt responses from a broad readership.

Young People Meet Here for 1513 Keota Presbyterial

The 1912 convention of the Christian Union of Keokuk presbytery met at Keota with the Second United Presbyterian church inviting the gathering. John Simpson was elected president and Mildred McLaughlin secretary, with delegates from several towns. The event featured addresses by ministers from India to Ohio and a strong turnout of over seventy-five delegates and visitors.

Christian Union of Keokuk Presbytery United Presbyterian Church Young People's Organization Second United Presbyterian Church Keota John Simpson Second Mildred McLaughlin Simpson Pittsburgh George Hale Columbus Junction Grace Limerman West Chester Roy Pierce Morning Sun E. £. Campbell Jhelum India H. A. Kelsey East Liverpool Ohio D. L. McBride Winfield Iowa Georgia Jones A. L. Graham Burlington Minnie Lawrence Columbus City Hazel McClurkin Martha Porter Ainsworth Ralph Bunce Washington W. R. Lawrence George Stewart Mary Gibson Ruth Gibson Hazel Stewart Laurene McCaw Ferne Randle Odessa Darbyshire Ella Gordon David Livingston Grace Hainston Mary Clendenning Irene Simpson W. R. Sawhill W. O. Fisher Bruce Cowden

City Bus Line Contact for Incoming Orders

Co up phone number 589 Black and leave orders. attended to by Frank Rogers. Include street and number.

City Bus Line Frank Rogers St.eet

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