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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1909

Page

8

Y M C A Talk Outlines Needs in City Church Work

The Rev Alvin Godfrey preached at Second L P Church while Edward Hearne spoke to a 25 member Y M C A committee at the Baptist church. Hearne outlined the essentials of a successful Y M C A including a building, secretary, athletic director, maintenance fund, and a strong youth membership with religious aims. He suggested inviting a state officer to assess local demand and stressed the role of older members in governance and support.

Edward Hearne Samuel Hearne W. Brookhart Baptist Church Hearne St. Louis Massachusetts Rhode Island Y. M

Preacher Alvin Godfrey Delivers Dual Sermons at Second United Presbyterian

The Rev. Alvin Godfrey, Allegheny Theological Seminary graduate, preached morning on being born again from John 3 7 and evening on prayer from Daniel 6 10 at Second United Presbyterian Church. His thoughtful delivery, cited Augustine, and call to Alliance Nebraska mark the early stage of a noteworthy ministry.

Alvin Godfrey Allegheny Theological Seminary Second United Presbyterian Church God Christ Augustine Godfrey Daniel Jerusalem Mr. Godfrey Nebru

Memorial Day Observed at Presbyterian Church Services

Memorial Day services were held yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church conducted by Revs. J. C. Abels A. S. Smith and G. D. Rogers. Abels spoke of courage in war and freedom beginning with the Greeks Romans and Germanic tribes praising American bravery and nation. Choir performances of Rest Soldier Rest and Your Comrades and Mine delighted veteran attendees. The congregation stood for the departure of honored guests and old soldiers with large attendance and decorated church.

Presbyterian Church J. C. Abels A. S. Smith G. D. Rogers Mr. Abels America Usl W. R Ch. A. KR

Meeting Sparks Quiet Resolve Amid Afternoon Struggles

A small gathering faced a trying afternoon as participants pressed on with determination. The mood remained steady despite difficulties, signaling commitment to the occasion and its goals.

Death of Elias Park Washington county settler

Elias Park longtime Washington county resident died at his home 706 South Marion avenue Saturday at 3 15 p m after a prolonged illness. Born Columbus Ohio September 16 1831 he was 77 years 8 months 13 days. Survived by wife Elizabeth Nichols with eight children six living W H Barton Lincoln Nebr W T Nott Elwood George J W Park Ozuba and Bessie at home Funeral 2 p m today conducted by Rev A S Smith M E church Interment Schrock cemetery south of the city.

Elias Park Washington County Marion Avenue Mr. Park Columbus Ohio Martha Brown Arcada Calif Park Marion Elizabeth Nichols W. H. Barton Lincoln Nebr W. T. Nott Elwood George J. W This County Ozuba Bessie Mary Pressler A.S. Smith M. Bh. Church Schrock Cemetery

Memorial Exercises and Graves Decoration Held in Town

Large crowd gathered for memorial exercises and ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers. The day began overcast but cleared into a bright afternoon as President Taft was noted for Star Tonight.

President Taft Taft Panama

Junkin Trial Defense Rests as Alienist Testimony Lands

In Centerville Iowa May 31 the Junkin trial defense rested at 2 50 p m after Dr J C Box of Ottumwa testified on drug effects The state will have no rebuttal and W Smith begins the jury’s opening statement One alienist described Junkin as having a very bad criminal head yet capable of distinguishing right from wrong

J. C. Box Ottumwa W. Smith Junkin

Local News Roundup From The Fair And Travels

Mrs. G. W. Reed returns home after a two weeks illness at City hospital and is improving. Mrs. J. K. Marbourg and daughter Katherine depart for a three month Europe tour, mainly in Germany. Fred H. Smith and A. A. Hughes lead the Gulf Coast excursion for George H. Paul Co., while Mr. Paul stays behind due to illness.

G. W. Reed City J. K. Marbourg Katherine Europe Fred H. Smith George H. Paul Co Gulf Coast Country A. A. Hughes San Antonio Mr. Paul

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promises Broad Health Boost

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a superior laxative tonic that tones the stomach liver and kidneys purifies blood strengthens nerves and claims to cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria and invites readers to buy for 25 cents at J E Lemmon’s.

Dr. King J. E. Lemmon’s

Calf Sketch Sparks Pittsburgers’ Big Sale Tale

An Art Students league member recounts sketching a calf for sale to Pittsburg buyers who offered 25 dollars for the water color study. The rural hosts overhear villagers joking that the money could have bought the calf itself, highlighting local humor about art and value.

Art Students’ League

Horse partial to peaches draws curious curbside crowd

Two shoppers chat near a push cart of oranges as a horse nibbles peaches from a basket hat by one woman. The horse edges closer to the cart, prompting a startled retreat and leaving the animal with the peaches it preferred to the oranges.

New York Sun

Uncle Tom Tent Show Arrives With Parade In Town

A big Uncle Tom tent show comes to town with a noon parade drawing a crowded square. The program tonight will be held in a large tent near the water works and is expected to attract good attendance. The parade was a creditable exhibition.

For Sale Meek property in North Washington

For sale notice lists Frank Webb offering the M. R. Meek residence in North Washington. Identified by property name and owner, with no additional details on price or terms.

M. R. Meek N. Washington Frank Webb Munn & Co Scientific American ANN & Co New Yorkee Washington, D. C

You'll always see something new at The Fair

The brief note highlights ongoing attractions and activities at The Fair, inviting visitors to explore various exhibits, rides, and stalls. It emphasizes variety and constant renewal within the event.

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