Covenant Church Sabbath Services and Diploma Day
Covenant church presents a full Sabbath schedule with morning Bible school at 9 45 and worship at 11, evening service at 7 39 with diplomas awarded to I V B school scholars. Pastor Robb preaches on The Mission of our Church, and Les sons from an old Penny headline the evening. Orval Korf leads Christian Endeavor. Music features Rogers and Ream with organ preludes and postludes. A quarterly Lord s Supper observance is at 11, followed by Bible school at 9 30. All welcome.
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Covenanter
Jesus
Mission of Our Church
Remo I. Robb
Christian Endeavor Society
lLessons
Christian Endeavor
Orval Korf
Subjest
Church of Friendly Folks
Bible School
United Presbyterian Sunday Worship and Music Schedule
The United Presbyterian Church lists services at 9 45 Sunday School 11 morning worship 6 30 meeting 7 30 evening service with Dr J A Thompson president of Tarkio College as preacher The program includes organ preludes hymns solos by Mrs Spies Mr Thomas Wolfe Miss Ruth George and Miss Mario McLaughlin with choir pieces God So Loved the World Why Me Forsake and The Lord is in His Holy Temple directed by Carolyn mamiton with organ postludes by Diggle and Clark and organist Helen Harvey
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United Presbyterian
U. P
J. A. Thompson
Tarkio College
Amoor
Lorenz
Spies
Thomas Wolfe
London
Stainer Organ
Diggle
Ruth George
Mario
McLaughlin
Carolyn Mamilton
Facal Wagener -Blose
Clark
Helen Harvey
Bible School Services and Evening Preaching by Hawkins
Bible School at 0 45. Communion service and preaching at eleven. Christian Endeavor at :30. Preaching at 7 50 with O L Hawkins of Salem speaking both morning and evening.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
O. L. Hawkins
Salem
Pilotsburg Methodist Announces Sunday July 1 Program
The Pilotsburg Methodist church will hold Sunday school at 10 o’clock followed by preaching. A noon casket dinner will be served and at 2 30 pm Dr W A Longnecker will deliver an address of interest. Pastor Wayne E Emry invites all to attend and bring baskets.
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Pilotsburg
W. A. Longnecker
Wayne E. Emry
Anna Bowman
Will Sickles
Flossie Sherbeck
Norman Wood
The
Baptist Church
A. A. Vinz
Forest
Community church schedule with speaker and services
Dr. Longnecker will speak at 9 30 and also hold communion service. The Sunday school will follow the preaching service. G C Timmins is superintendent. P B Gray is minister.
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Dr. Longnecker
G. C. Timmins
West Chester Methodist Church Services July 1
West Chester Methodist in West Chester Iowa on the White Way led by Rev. P. B. Gray offers Sunday school at 10 o clock with classes for all ages led by Lloyd Bauer.
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West Chester
Great White Way
P. B. Gray
Lloyd Bauer
Ladies Gather for Picnics and Club Meetings Across Town
Social groups meet at Sunset park and private homes for picnics and gatherings. The Just Us ladies enjoy a noon picnic at Sunset park with baskets spread and children playing. Mrs. Joe Maxwell hosts the E. O. W. club with a two course lunch and plans for July Fourth. The Kolah club meets at Mrs. Speidel’s with a patriotic program and a play about George Washington. Mary Ross and Dean Masters wedding announced from Westington Springs. A large Washington Country club dinner follows a heavy rain, with music, readings, and dancing.Guests include out of town visitors from Oregon, Chicago, and Nebraska. Rev A. A. Vinz gives a post dinner talk. The Give and Take club hosts a white-roast at Colthrusts with guests from Cedar Rapids.
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Ladies of the
Just Us Club
Sunset Park
Joe Maxwell
E. O. W. Club
Maxwell
Washington Country Club
E. , Stutsman
Elmo Shaver
Omaha
Nebraska
K. EK. Stutsman
Ed Blom
Lawrence Wilson
Max Marble
Danein
Bridge
Washington
Sydney Smith
Medford
Oregon
Mise Florence Haneline
Jacksonville
Joseph Lew
Omahs
Raskay Bettyabeoek
Chicago
Ainsworth
Roger Colthrust
Colthrust
Rock
Ida Bell Sands
Cedar Rapids
Insurance Department Approves Leon Nish Subscribing Firm
The Iowa Insurance Commissioner certifies Leon D. Nish acting for Hardware Underwriters of Elgin Illinois is authorized in Iowa for reciprocal contracts until April 1, 1929. The 1927 year shows income 228 879.74 expenditures 248 039.62 assets 437 658.50 liabilities 143 747.81. Americans spent nearly one billion on apartments in 1927, with total city building outlays reaching 3 593 839 405.
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Leon PD. Nish
Elgin
Illinois
Insurance Department
Iown
Leon Nish
Leon D. Nish
I. Ray Venter
Des Moines
Justice Church Sunday Services Grow in Community
Walter Scranton invites families to attend Justice Church with a Sunday school at 10 under Brother Amos Stout and preaching at 11 with a plan to boost attendance beyond 100. The note notes civic growth and welcomes all followers of God in Paris. Also mentioned is Paris Andre Citroen planning to switch cars and a historical remark on war cemeteries in France and Belgium.
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Amos Stout
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs E Sandblom home
Announcements note a cottage prayer gathering at 703 FE Wash Street hosted by Mrs E Sandblom Friday at 7 30 PM. All welcome. Also the Fortnightly year books will be distributed at the general meeting tonight in the Y M C A community room.
Big Irish fortune contested in Dublin courts
More than 200 claimants in Ireland seek transfer of the Blake millions, an estate once valued at $15,000,000, now estimated at $75,000,000. They petition the Irish Free State to rule that British Treasury funds be handed to Irish courts for adjudication of their rights to the inheritance from Nellie Sheridan and Captain Blake.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Nellie Sheridan
County West Meath
Ireland
Blake
Free State
Saturday Radio Features Highlight Major Airwaves
A 1928 listing shows WEAF WBZ WSM WJZ and WLS presenting the day’s top radio segments. It notes best symphony, barn band, slumber music and national baritone dance across stations with CST times and network associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ee Weaf
WBZ
WSM
WJZ
Slumber Music
Amateur Horseshoe Contest Set With Ban on Pros
Fourth of July event led by Lyman Bunce bans professional pitchers from competition. Mr. Lance confirms no state contest participants may enter, ensuring an amateur affair. Twenty dollars in prizes will go to the highest scoring contestants.
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Lyman Bunce
Lance
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Rogers Organ Posthite
Brahms
J. KE. Ream
Handel
Henry S. Shields
FE. W. Eastwood
First Baptist
Baby
C.H
Church OF Christ
Country Churches
Pilotsburg Methodist
Lexington
Kolah Club
John Speidel
Speidel
Trotman
George Washington
Archer Speidel
Wead
Barbara Frietchie
Heinzman
Catlett
W. Jarrard
B. Friese
N. M. Speidel
Mary Ross
Dean Masters
Westington Springs
South Dakota
W. P. Ross
Insurance Department OF
Iowa
Rurewka
Walter Scranton
Paris
Andre Citroen
Henry Ford
France
Belgium
Warren's Seed Store
Lowa
Howard McAtlin
Howard
C. A
Harry Pearson
Dr. Hess
Will Saville
Mr.ville
E. L. Rouse
A. m
C. R. Rothlisberger
Fonsecaca
Warren’s Seed Store
Awashington
West Side
Famiey
Trust Department
Washington, Iowa
Blake Estate OF
WLS
Oriez & Speer
Tucker & Eicher
White Way Garage
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