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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

6

Religious Services Schedule

Holy Sacrament at 11 a.m. Class meeting at noon. Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. Prayer service at 6 30 p.m. Preaching at 8 p.m. by Francis J Peterson, pastor.

Christian Science Chapel Services and Theme

Services at 11:00 a.m. at Christian Science Chapel corner Iowa Avenue and Jefferson Street with the sermon Ancient and Modern Necromancy Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. All welcome. scripture text Exodus 23 13 cautions against other gods.

Iowa Ave Jefferson St

Sunday church services and plan to fill pulpit

The schedule lists Sunday school at 9:26, morning worship at 10:55, B Y P U at 7:00, evening service at 8:00, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at an evening time. Pastor M R Regan expects to preach at both Sunday services on The Spirit and Message of the Denver Convention.

Denver M. R. Regan

Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule and Speaker

Regular services are held with Sunday school at 9 20 and class meeting at 10 30. Morning worship is at 11 60, Epworth League at 6 45 and evening worship at 8 00. Epworth League topic Our Relation to God Reverence and Public Worship led by Mildred Rice. Rev J A Glendinning pastor C A King musical director.

Mildred Rice J. A. Glendinning C. A. King

First United Presbyterian Service Times

At Old Methodist Church Sabbath school begins at 9 45 a m. Morning services at 11 a m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Evening services at 8 60 p m. Rev J M Wishart is pastor.

Christian Endeavor J. M. Wishart

Second United Presbyterian Preaching Times Noted

Preaching services set for 11:00 a.m. and 8:60 p.m. Sabbath school at 9:45 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Rev. Leslie Mountford serves as pastor.

Second United Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Leslie Mountford

Memorial Day Services at Richmond Park

Memorial Day exercises will be held Sunday June 1 at 2 30 p m in Richmond park with music by the band recitations by Louie Horesowsky Melvin Saforek Linus Patterson Vance Saforek and others songs by the chorus and a flag drill by the Young Ladies Address by Alex Miller. All soldiers who participated in the late World War are asked to march in the parade meeting at the schoolhouse in uniform at 2 60 p m after the exercises and march to the cemetery.

Richmond Park Louie Horesowsky Melvin Saforek Linus Patterson Lillian Horesowsky Vance Saforek Vesta Bush Frank Patterson Alex Miller

Henry Clay Cast From Coach On The Old National Pike

The New York Tribune recounts Henry Clay falling from a coach on the historic national pike spanning Maryland to Illinois. He calmed the driver with a quip about a mix of Pennsylvania sand and Kentucky clay, saying no harm was done.

Maryland Illinois The New York Tribune Henry Clay Pennsylvania Kentucky

Household sale at United Presbyterian church Ainsworth

Auction notice for Monday June 20 19 at 2 PM at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth offers private sale of household items including a coal heating stove oil stove a lamp a secretary a coach folding pictures garden articles and more.

United Presbyterian Ainsworth

Tolstoy on a United States of the World and human unity

The quotation envisions a future where national barriers collapse under the triumph of brotherhood. Tolstoy argues all people are siblings, sharing a single human father, and foresees a new federation where love and unity prevail across nations.

Jericho United States Tolstoy

West Chester social rounds honor local teachers and Mrs Davis

Society guests attend a progressive rock party for Miss Esther Savage Miss Jane Lihja Miss Lois Bauer and Prof Clayton Pearson at West Chester. later Mrs Elmer Burham hosts the Baptist Mission Circle with about twenty five members and guests including new member Mrs Cady. The Enterprise school year ends with a community picnic and a school program featuring children and recitations.

C. Fr. Davis West Chester Progressive Rock Esther Savage Jane Lihja Lois Bauer Clayton Pearson Elmer Burham West Chester Baptist Mission Circle Burham Emma . Cherry Cady Frank Therbeck Clinton Walton Helen Burham Cherry Floyd Crayne Treasury

Mothers Club entertains husbands at John Jackson home

Members of the Mothers club hosted their husbands Thursday night at the John Jackson home north of town. A light lunch was served and everyone enjoyed the gathering. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. C. Wilson, one mile south of town.

Mothers Club John Jackson CC. O. Wilson

Supreme Shrine Meeting in Ottawa Illinois and Next Year Detroit

The Supreme Shrine held in Ottawa Illinois on May 13 14 and 15 with installation of officers after the obligation. Deputy officers were assisted by Mrs Mary L Heesch Miss Jessie Lay and Mr Cannon among Davenport and Cedar Rapids members. A delicious luncheon followed and many out of town members attended. The next year’s gathering is slated for Detroit Michigan.

Supreme Shrine Ottawa Illinois Detroit Michigan McKinnon Jessie Lay Davenport Mr. Cannon

Death Valley's Harsh Climate Described in Detail

The article defines Death Valley as a narrow canyon between the Panamint and Funeral mountains in California. It notes the Amargosa River as usually dry, the salt flats formed by evaporated water, and claims Death Valley as the hottest and driest US region with observed temperatures reaching 122 degrees.

Death Valley Panamint Funeral Mountains California Amargara United States

Dictaphone Lets Mother Check Baby From Upstairs

A popular mechanics description shows a dictaphone linked with a megaphone and loud-speaking amplifier. The receiver is attached to the baby's crib upstairs while the megaphone sits in the park below. The setup allows mother to continue housework as the infant sleeps undisturbed and is instantly audible if the child wakes.

Popular Mechanics

Favorite Dish finds market talk in lighthearted line

The Boston Transcript uses a playful line about bulls and bears taking their lamb with mint sauce to illustrate a satirical take on market chatter.

Boston Transcript

Iowa water levels decline prompt conservation drive

Iowa researchers report a twelve foot drop in ground water over fifty years prompting Governor Harding to convene a July conference with the Mississippi Valley Conservation Society and the Iowa Conservation Association. Professor S W Beyer warns of continued decline and urges universal water use economy and better drainage including tiling to stabilize supplies for farms and industry.

Des Moines Iowa Harding Mississippi Valley Conservation Society McGregor Iowa Conservation Association United State Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois S. W. Beyer Ames Beyer Nature Professor Beyer Mississippi Valley

Damascus Shrine Number Ten Installation of Officers

Damascus Shrine Number Ten of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held a regular meeting and installation of officers Thursday evening at Moose Hall. Mrs. Harvey Young served as Worthy High Priestess.

Damascus Jerusalem Moose Hall Harvey Young

Farmer nets hefty profit in quick land deal near Webster City

O N Kurtz, a local farmer west of Webster City, earned 800 dollars from an eighty acre farm bought at 240 dollars per acre and sold after twenty minutes for 250 dollars per acre. The area reports rapid farmland sales with prices climbing as farmers rush to sell.

Webster City John D. Rockefeller O. N. Kurtz

Want Column Item Sparks Reader Interest

A want column item draws reader attention with a listed contact and brief note. The listing hints at a desired purchase or service and directs inquiries to a provided contact within the listing.

Battle of San Jacinto ends Texas independence

On April 21 1836 forces led by Sam Houston defeated Santa Anna at San Jacinto capturing the Mexican commander and hundreds of troops. The victory yielded Texan independence and the day is observed as a Texas holiday.

San Jacinto Santa Anna Sam Houston Long Texas

Americans and Yankees Defined In Broad Continent Terms

The piece explains that while Canada is part of America, the term American often refers to United States citizens. It notes a Yankee is traditionally born and raised in New England but is sometimes used loosely for any U S resident outside the country.

Canada America United States New England States England

Exploring the Riches of La Cuauhtemoc Mines Morelos

A relative of the Littlefield family pursued old Spanish silver lead riches in Morelos Mexico. He learned local dialects and methods to become a successful greaseer. He mapped La Cuauhtemoc Mines and endured centuries of patent battles. The Cuatla Puente de Ixtla Tasco belts are described as among the world’s richest. Historic mines persist under Mexican ownership and irregular work cycles with iron doors sealing openings.

Mexico Littlefield Taroly LA Cuauhtemoc Morelos Cuatla Puente de Ixtla Tasco Guerrero Durango

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A. M. BE Francis J. Peterson Christian Science Chapel Baptist Methodist Episcopal First United Presbyterian Old Methodist Church Richmond United States of the World Work Enterprise School Enterprise District Enterprise Dictaphone WANT Commander Grieve Mackenzie Grieve Harry Hiker Wim Owe Pseeny Gaellaryy Uae Asoyy Lowe Brothers J. E. Lemmon Washington, Iowa Ada LA Cuauhtemoc Mines la Cuauhtemoc M. & 8 Company W. P. Littlefield Farmers & Merchants Bank
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