Local Visits Trace Little Town Happenings
Miss Jesse Foster and her son Harold plan arrival from Davenport to visit her father Charles Freding. Dr. Courter of Des Moines visited Dr. A W Clow's home. Miss Grace Conger expects to return soon from Los Angeles. Mrs Mareh Bailey returned from Davenport after a day with relatives. Mrs Pearl Heinz of Burlington arrived to see her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Roge.
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Jesse Foster
Harold
Davenport
Charles Freding
Grace Conger
Los Angeles
Calif
Mareh Bailey
Pearl Heinz
Burlington
Harry Roge
Brookhart Campaign Schedule Sets Full State Tour
Col S W Brookhart announces a full weekday campaign itinerary through Iowa ahead of the June primary. The plan lists dates and towns including Keokuk Mt Pleasant Clinton Dubuque Waterville Decatur Estherville Armstrong Humbert Ft Dodge Ames Webster City with stops from May 6 to June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Brookhart
Humbert
Ft. Dodge
Ames
Webster City
Community notices from West Chester reform era
A dense list of local group announcements from May events. Lodges, missions, circles, and clubs such as Washington lodge No 96 A F A M and Pythian Sisters schedule meetings, socials, and rehearsals. church groups discuss sermons and sales. Fortnightly club hosts thrift program and a May luncheon. Ruth Crayne and Mrs Al Reeves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters of
West Chester
Washington
Ruth Crayne
Zg. Co
Isaiah's Ideal for a World at Strife
A sermon-like meditation on world peace through religious reforms drawn from Isaiah. It argues peace arises from transformed lives, adherence to the Ten Commandments and Golden Rule, and a prophetic leader with sevenfold divine spirit. Churches and religious schools are urged to support peace efforts and study Isaiah 2 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Isaiah
County Churches West Chester Baptist Service Times
Sunday school at 10 a.m. B Y P U at 7:45 p.m. Walter Leet serves as superintendent. Local church notices list weekly schedule for the Baptist congregation in West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leet
Sunday church services and Cedar Rapids convention
At 10:00 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. preaching service 2:00 p.m. last meeting of the Confirmation class 7:30 p.m. evening service with a report on the State Sunday school convention at Cedar Rapids by the pastor A. P. Zimmerman urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. P. Zimmerman
Haskins Presbyterian Service Offers Sunday Sermon Plan
The Haskins church holds a combined Sunday school and church service from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. followed by an 8:00 p.m. public worship. The pastor, Francis R. Casselman, delivers a ten minute sermon titled How Did Jesus Regard Nature. He invites belief in God and attendance in worship on the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Hi Square
Francis R. Casselman
Sunday School and Worship at Cotter Presbyterian
At 10 15 Sunday school begins a beginners class for children aged two to six as help for parental religious training. Public worship follows at 11 30 with Rev Mr Brown of Muscatine conducting in the pastor's absence during a congregational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Mr. Brown
Muscatine
Francis R. Casselman
Three Weeks Revival Campaign Led by Chicago Evangelist
Rev. C. C. Smith the three in one evangelist preacher choir leader and soloist will lead a three weeks revival Evangelistic campaign starting Sabbath morning May seventh. Singers from three churches will assist and good music will be featured at every service. Smith has held similar campaigns in Washington Ainsworth and Crawfordsville inviting attendees from those towns and West Chester churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Smith
Chicago
Smith
Washington
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
West Chester
Tin can collection announces 4th ward service
The tin can collector will enter the 4th ward Monday morning May Sth. Residents are asked to leave cans at the alley or curb. Signed A. N. Alberson mayor.
Thorne Responds To Col Brookhart On Agricultural Conference
Thorne defends the Transportation Committee’s actions at the First National Agricultural Conference. He notes one disagreement with Mr. Wallace over including a facts statement with conclusions, claims most proposals were adopted, and disputes claims of big‑interest dominance. He cites labor representation, committee composition, and references challenges to railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Brookhart
National Agricultural Conference
Mr. Wallace
Transportation Committee
Wallace
Labor
Waters
Howard
Gunn
Iowa
Destructive Volcanic Outburst Near Mannw Loa
A violent eruption at Mannw Loa rises to 13 000 feet near Nilanen with intermittent activity since Geteber LOI. Lava flow from a split in the mountain drives steam and sludge across sands forests and slopes to the sea. Casualties from surging waves are reported.
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Nilanen
Mannw Loa
Geteber
Loi
U Pemire
Myriale
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