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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
3
Sulphuric acid is used in preparing dyes and coal products as well as drugs perfumes and paints. It aids textile processing and plastics production such as rayon and cellulose films. It enables the electrolyte refining of nearly all metallic copper.
A new tropical type of penicillin dressing containing glycerine has been perfected. The development promises enhanced stability and applicability in warm, humid climates for medical use.
A fragmentary rail schedule lists the Westbound No. 3 Golden State Limited BBLL with a 1 56 a m time, No 11 Southwest Express at 3 600 p m, and No 43 Californian daily regular stop at 2 34 a m.
Arrives No 23 Mixed train at 10 45 a m and leaves No 22 Mixed train at 11 30 a m. All trains daily except Sunday. C F Anderson Agent.
Fragmentary OCR shows times and train numbers for West Bound No 3 Davengert Katusag City line and No 25 Southwest Limited departures, with unclear car names and Sundays noted. It lists departures around 2.958 a.m and 6 p.m, plus references to Kansas City and Kirven port.
Bus timetables show multiple routes from Washington to Chicago Cedar Rapids Iowa City Mt Pleasant Ft Madison Winfield Burlington and more. Fares and tickets sold at the depot and North Side Cafe with various departure times across buses 2 3 6 7 10 and Bee Line routes.
Lesson for November 5 presents subjects and scripture selections approved by the International Council of Religious Education. The catalog notes include the authorized texts used with permission.
Sermon urges confronting race bias through prayer and scripture. It emphasizes God’s impartiality, equal rights, and unity in Christ, urging readers to read the Bible, heed its truths, and rely on God’s nearness to live peacefully as one family.
The text credits Greyhound as the era’s dominant trotter and cites his 1938 trotting record of 1.55 percent, underscoring his status in harness racing history.
The ESB Methodist Church schedules morning worship at 10:45 with a sermon on Pattern of Perfection. Morning music features organ preludes and solo pieces by Dickson and Mendelssohn. Evening service at 8:00 includes the minister's message and special music. Youth and young people’s events are planned for Thursday at Florence Augustine’s home.
Church of Christ Bible school at 9 45 with morning worship at 10 45 and youth fellowship at 6 30 plus evening preaching at 7 30. Official board meets Sunday at 2 30. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30. Morning sermon The Living Church evening sermon My Responsibility to God and Man. Eleanor Tucker music director Mrs Boyd White organist Thomas C Polk minister.
The United Presbyterian Church schedules a 9:45 am Bible school 10:45 am morning worship with themes At What a Cost and The Undying Word. An evening service at 7:30 pm features organ preludes and hymns, with the Young Peoples Chorus and Meredith Living for Jesus. George Kerr directs music with Carolyn Hamilton on organ and Helen Harvey as organist.
Immanuel Lutheran invites worshippers to Sunday school and Bible class at 10 A M and divine worship at 11 A M with a sermon on How Often Should I Forgive from Matthew 18 23 35. Saturday Bible school begins at 9 A M as a faith lesson for children. FE Wendland pastor invites all seeking gospel comfort.
Trinity Lutheran invites attendance at Sunday school Bible class at 10 a.m. and divine service at 11 a.m. with confirmation instruction. Weekly sessions include Saturday 9 a.m. and Thursday 7 p.m. adult classes plus Monday and Friday 7 p.m. instruction. Pastor J. H. Beiderwieden of 409 E Main St. extends welcome.
Calvary Baptist holds a 9 30 morning worship with Evangelist A G Annette on The Danger of Neg lecting Plain Truth The Lord s Table will be observed A 30 Bible school for all ages Melo Vadha Sept 8 00 evening service closes evangelistic series Rev Annette What Must a Man Do To Be Lost Fisherman s Club meets 8 00 Monday Prayer fellowship and Bible study Matt 19 Pastor A E Diddams
Morning Sunday Bible school at 9 45 A M welcomes all ages. Worship services at 10 45 A M and 7 30 P M feature the Human Problem and The Gospel of Jesus Christ. Y P Westminster Fellowship meets at 6 30 P M in the Ladies Bible classroom with prayers. Music includes organ preludes and solos by Fisher, Cadman, Bartlett, and others. I W Eastwood is the minister.
Morning worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m announce sermon How To Live Daily With God. Church officers will meet after worship and all are urged to attend.
The November 5 Sunday lesson in all Christ Scientist churches centers on Adam and fallen man with the Golden Text from Romans 6 14 declaring sin has no dominion under grace The citations include John 5 2 5 8 9 and a passage from Science and Health page 171 illustrating Jesus healing sickness sin and the divine Mind’s power
The notice lists a Baptist church timetable with morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m including a 6 30 p m youth session. Music selections feature Mozart Franck and Pleyel pieces performed by organist Dale Walling with Alfred Trenerry as minister.
The Christian Tabernacle at 604 S Iowa Ave announces services this Sunday. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. a Holy Communion service at 10 45 a.m. Rev Robert Stevens will preach on Hanging Hands and Feeble Feet. A short membership meeting follows the morning service. Evening service for Young People at 6 30 p.m. with the topic Savior?
Rev Robert Stevens leads a candle light evangelistic service at 7 30 p m with a special musical program and sermon Abundant Life The coming week includes Tuesday prayer meeting and Thursday Bible study with the Young People assisting in the service
The Prairie Flower Baptist Church lists 10:00 Bible school for all ages led by Cliff Reeves, 11:00 morning worship with Rev. A G Annette speaking on "The Danger of Neglecting Plain South." An 8:00 Monday Fishermen's Club meeting and an 8:00 Wednesday prayer fellowship and Bible study are announced, led by Pastor A B Diddams.
West Chester Federated Bible school led by John McDowell hosts 10:00 a.m. morning service and 11:00 a.m. union service with Dorothy Smith guest evangelist from Spencer Iowa. Evening service 7:30 p.m. at New Haven Baptist with Rev. H. W. Munster preaching. United Presbyterian Women's Missionary society to meet Tuesday afternoon. Youth center work proceeding at the church with an upcoming fuller project announcement. Arthur Peters, Pastor.
Ainsworth U P announces Sabbath school at 10:00 led by John Koehler Jr. Supt. Morning worship at 11:00 with sermon A Citizens Obligation. YPCU campaign aims to grow society membership to be completed by Thanksgiving. Missionary box packing on November 14 with old clothes to Alma Walker for distribution. Pastor Herbert M. Glass.
Sunday school meets at 10 A M Sunday. Christian Endeavor at 7 P M. Evening service at 7 50 P M. Pastor W Z Allen leads the congregation.
Sunday school at 10:00 A M and morning service at 11:00 A M. Youth fellowship at 6:45 P M led by Virginia Argo last Sunday. Ted Griffith next Sunday. Chicken pie dinner on November 7 from 5:30 P M until all fed. price advertised as inviting. Comrade class meets at the Griggs home Friday November 3. W S C S meets November 15 with noted date change. Special Iowa- Des Moines annual conference session November 18. First bi county group meeting at Washington Monday November 13 for lay leaders and pastors.
Bethel Presbyterian outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M The lesson heading is Introduction to the Ephesians.
Sunday morning services include Sunday school at 10 A M and morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 11 A M. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 P M. There will be no evening sermon.
The Overcomer S S class will hold a cooperative dinner at the home of Mrs. George Marr on Thursday November 9. Pastor O J Fix will preside.
New Haven Baptist hosts morning worship at 10:00 and Bible school at 11:00 led by Lloyd Wilson. A baptismal service at Washington Baptist is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, followed by 7:30 evening services with special music and a children’s program. Arthur Peters is pastor.
Sunday schedule lists 10:00 A M Sunday school and 10:45 A M communion service led by Pastor A C Roach with Howard Benn as superintendent. The notice reflects church timing and leadership details for the Pleasant Hill Christian congregation.
The Bureka Methodist announces Sunday school at 10 45 A M if weather and roads permit Reverend E E Voss is the pastor with Ernest Green serving as superintendent and S S is noted as secretary.
Valley church announces Sunday school at 4:30 p.m. and morning worship at 11:30 a.m. Sermon titled How to Live Daily With God. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs. Ed Hotle's home. Milo J. Phillips, pastor.
Churches across Crawfordsville announce a two week revival starting Sunday with Rev. Larson of Rand View Community Church as speaker. Morning worship at 11 and Sunday school at 10 provide cooperative events among local congregations led by Fredrick Westbrook and other pastors.
A four engine bomber from Lincoln Army Air Field crashed onto Louis A Waltz farm southwest of town shortly after 4 a.m. Thursday. Three crew jumped from the descending craft and were hospitalized with back injuries minor bruises and a broken leg. Lieut. Col. Young said the plane left Lincoln with nine aboard.
The article suggests roten copper dust as a versatile solution for small gardens, suitable for all purposes. It notes larger garden use and also mentions arsenate or cryolite fixed copper dust as alternatives.
Rotate crop practice avoids planting tomatoes on the same land repeatedly. It helps reduce disease damage and maintains soil organic matter content.
A guide explains placing paper toweling in the bottom of the hydrator to absorb moisture and keep the container clean. The tip helps prevent greens and other vegetables from rotting or developing leaf rust.
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