Methodist Girls Plan Contest and Missionary Pictures Night
The Standard Pearers of the Methodist church and members of the Young Women's Missionary society held meetings with Mary Tucker and others. They planned a three month contest with a guest party for the winning side, enjoyed missionary pictures, sewing for Ogontz nursery, and a tureen dinner and choir rehearsal at the church. Notable events included birthdays, a woolen anniversary with a live lamb gift, and a gathering featuring out of town guests.
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Methodist Church
Mary Tucker
Leslie Eicher
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ogontz
Chicago
R. G. Cherry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Hunter
Brinning
Cecelian Choir
Carl Jungbluth
Junebiuth
J. W. Kerr
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Kunath
Creston
Funeral rites honor Rev. D. J. Masson at local church
A large crowd attended the funeral of Rev. D. J. Masson pastor of the Associate Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Rev. A. M. Maclcolm and Rev. Mr. Malcolm quoted scripture while praising Masson’s faith and steadfast ministry. The service emphasized his lifelong dedication and the hope of eternal life for his followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Masson
Associate Presbyterian Church
A.M. Maclcolm
Albia
Malcolm
A. R. Oates
Presbyterian Church
Allen
Wyman
Paul
Christ
Rob't Hood
Sterling
Kansas
Iowa
United Presbyterian Church
Masson
Leslie Mountford
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ocal
Funeral rites honor departed with family and clergy pallbearers
The text describes mourners gathering at a graveside while the family bids farewell to a deceased loved one. Five sons and a son-in-law Royd Stephens served as active pallbearers. Twelve ministers were named as honorary pallbearers, including A. K R. Oates, J. M. Wishart, C. W. Klein, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of the Saints
Royd Stephens
A. K R. Oates
J. M. Wishart
C. W
Iowa mines produce 176606 tons coal weekly
Des Moines reports about 170 000 tons of coal mined weekly in Iowa by roughly 125 mines. George Heaps Jr says most coal stays in state and shortages will mainly affect northern Iowa, with 1 000 000 tons released weekly to the Midwest after December 1 to ease demand.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George Heaps
Towa Coal Operators’ Association
Helips
Heaps
Tekcee
Mr. Heaps
Middle West
Zere
One Cent Donation To Hopeless Cause Cited
A letter from Rev. L. M. Powers, pastor of the Church of Our Fathers, accompanies a one cent campaign contribution to Sir James. Powers notes the donation is all he is willing to invest in a hopeless cause and mentions his knighthood by King George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Powers
Early Indian Currency Mint in Narragansett Rhode Island
Narragansett Indians of Rhode Island operated an early mint that produced currency used across a wide area of the United States in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
United States
Riverside Couple United In Marriage
Miss Julia Schneider of Riverside and Gerald Welte of Kalona wed at St Marys church Riverside in a 9 am ceremony performed by Rev B Jacobsmeier. Attendants were Bertha Schneider and Raymond Pieper. The couple plans to establish a home near Riverside where the groom works for the Farmers Union Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
St. Mary's Church
Julia Schneider
Gerald Welte
Kalona
B Jacobsmeier
Bertha Schneider
Raymond Pieper
Richmond
Cornelius, Sehneider
Frank Welte
Farmer's Union
Harding Speech Electrifies Des Moines Audience
Senator Warren G Harding drew ten thousand or more to the Coliseum in Des Moines where he condemned the league of nations and the treaty covenant. He spoke with dignity and wit, avoiding bitterness and winning broad support from both sides of the street, earning the description of a masterful American patriot in the Capital report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Io
Theodore Bryan
Wilson
Admiral Peary
Coliseum
Warren G. Harding
Nate Kendall
Cumins
Ohio
Senate
Harding
Bir Jan
Gourace
Republic
William Jennings Bryan
Tie
Des Moines
Gur office near the Democrat office entrance
The note places Gur office as the first door south of the Democrat office. It mentions Schulty Motor Car Co at 10t10 in terse directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
Democrat
Schulty Motor Car Co
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Effie Chance
Mable Jacobs
Hazel Humston
Rev
USL
Muse
Washington Battery & Electric Co
Washington Street
Washington, Iowa
Aone
Camp Ceres
Senator Harding
Gogsard Co
I. Rothschild
Nash Motors Company
Ger
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