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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
6
A consolidated church notices page outlines Bible school and worship times for Christian Baptist and Methodist congregations. It highlights Sunday services, evangelistic meetings, organ and choir details, youth programs, and planned outings such as a men’s oyster stew event.
The service features Van Pret and choir with organ postludes and anthems by Baker and Emerson. Soloists Mable Livingston Irene DeLong and others perform Thanksgiving and Doctrinal pieces. Morning service at 10 45 led by Rev Carl W Klein at Christian Science church with 11 o clock doctrine of atonement study.
The note lists revised times for Sunday worship at multiple country churches. Services begin 10:00 for Sunday school, 11:00 for morning and rally day services, with an afternoon 2:00 schedule. Prof J H Peet and Rev Lefever are named as speakers, urging all to attend and spend a worshipful day together. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Bred Havel of Ainsworth are noted.
Wednesday report highlights W. Twinam returning from Chicago with a stock shipment while others travel to Washington Des Moines and Des Moines for church and meeting events. The program features opening exercises readings arithmetic and music with church services at Presbyterian and U P C U and Methodist notices inviting youth and adults to Epworth League and sermons.
Dennis Blosser cannot attend school this week as several Wayland youths suffer severe colds. Ching Hammer from Indiana will perform a musical program at the high school Monday evening with money back guaranteed. A box supper will be held at Douglas school southwest of town on Thursday night October 22.
An examination of irregular volunteer corps raised by states amid independence struggles. The term Foreign Legion is misapplied to French regimental troops composed of adventurers from various nations used in arduous colonial campaigns.
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