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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

6

Community News Highlights from Washington Iowa

Local social life centers on Mrs Henry Ben nehie and Miss Hazel visiting families and entertaining guests at Libe homes A P E O chapter meeting, quilting bees, birthday surprises and a Young Set bridge party anneal the town highlights Community groups discuss educational funds and missionary work while sports teams enjoy dinners after practice

Roy Karie Front Lite Red Henry Ben Nehie Miss Hazel Hazel Benz Fairfield Moulton Salem Ottumwa Drexel Missouri

Old Gate and Wood Call Me Back to Madison Cavein

A reflective verse recalls boyhood landscapes and familiar places near Madison Cavein. The speaker longs for the old lane gate and wild brook, seeking solace in memories of orchard lands, wood winds, and a heart healing with time.

Madison Cavein

Op and Im Not Twin Yet Quite Similar

A brief comment notes Op and Im as possible twins in impulse and behavior, with Im more resistant in style while Op avoids lingering in resistance. The remark compares their characters and tendencies within a casual exchange.

Roston Traneseri

Hoover Sells Herald Minority Interest to Major Stockholders

The Washington Herald announces Herbert Hoover has sold his minority stake to Julius Barnes and associates, severing ownership ties. The paper vows no policy change, praising Hoover’s wish to exit upon joining the cabinet, and thanking readers and local businesses for loyal support as circulation and advertising grow.

Washington, PD. C Herald the Herald Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce Julius Barnes Hoover President Yarding Leess Washington

Weekday and Evening Services at Peters Church

Regular services listed with morning and evening sermons by Dr. Bowers on Triumph Over Difficulties and The Tragedy of the Spoil. Ep worth League led by Chas Barker. Special music includes Morrice Autumn, Johnston Pilgrim Chorus, Verdi Am Meer, Schubert March Romaine, Gounod Ave Maria, Ashford Evensong, Johnston Dream of Paradise, Pilgrim's Chorus reprise, Wagner references. Alma Huppert directs. Mary Hunter is organist.

Binday Achool Johnston Pilgrim Eek Schubert Ashford

Congregational Prayer Meeting Scheduled for Sabbath Morning

A congregational prayer meeting is set for 11 00 a m on the Sabbath and all are expected to attend. A regular Bible study meeting follows at 6 90 o clock.

Bible School Attendance and Guest Minister at Washington Church

The note thanks attendees for 176 present at last Lord's Day Bible school with about 15 late arrivals not counted. Rev. W. F. Turner, national secretary, will speak Lord's Day. all invited to attend. Bible school 9:45 a.m. public service 11. CFE meeting 6 p.m.. evening service 7 p.m. W. H. Hampton, minister.

W. F. Turner Great Northwest Territory Bro. Turner Washington Church United Missionary Great Bible School C. FE H. Hampton

Woe Shall Have Regular Services Sunday at Two Churches

The First United Presbyterian and another church list Sunday schedules with worship at 11:00 and 7:00, Sunday school at 9:45, Christian Endeavor at 6:00, and a thank offering service. Missed names include Rev H H Brownell and M R Regan. The text notes planned special music pieces and topics for youth meetings.

Offertory Anthems and Grand Lodge Installations Highlight Iowa News

The report details organ postludes and anthems performed by Mrs. R L Livingston and Carolyn Hamilton with Helen Harvey at Clinton as part of a musical program. It notes upgrades at the Odd Fellows home in Mason City with land purchase plans, a 10 cent per member levy for four years, and the installation of grand lodge officers including Knunlevin, L J Neff, A C Cherry, and A T Hindorff. It also mentions appointive officers to be chosen and ends with a reminder that advertisements are news and a call to remember to say I saw your ad.

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Open Air Service Saturday Night On Square Corner

Open air service to be held on the northeast corner of the square this Saturday at 7 20 P M All invited to participate conducted by W C C T U 1212

Regular Sunday church services and schedule

The church apostolic schedule lists Sabbath school at 9 45, morning worship with sermon at 11 00 on The Justification of Faith, Christian Endeavor at 6 15, and evening worship at 7 00 on The Persistent Presence of Good. Visitors welcomed. Arthur R. Oates is pastor with Bertha Hay as chorister and C B Dougherty on organ.

Arthur R. Oates Bertha Hay C. B. Dougherty

Second United Presbyterian Thank Offering Schedule

The Second United Presbyterian Church lists morning services at 11:00 with a sermon from 1 Thessalonians 5 18 and evening worship at 7:00 from John 1 1 4. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6 00, Sabbath School at 9 45, and mid week prayer Wednesday at 7 30. Mountford is the pastor.

Second United Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society Mountford

Reform Presbyterian Weekly Worship and Bible Study Schedule

On Sabbath morning at 10 o clock the Sabbath school meets for Bible study Public worship will be conducted by the pastor at 11 o'clock Congregational prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7 39 A cordial invitation is extended to all these services W G Robb pastor

Bb .Y. P. Uv Farr Busby W. G. Robb

Iowa City to Host 1922 I O F Convention

Iowa City won the bid to host the 1922 Odd Fellows convention after council votes at the I O O F temple. Grand lodge set next June elections with officers named including grand master L J Neff and deputy grand master A C Cherry.

Iowa City Iowe City Grand Lodge W. C. Kummer Keokuk Guy M. Butts Wesley C. F E. MacCanon Des Moines Guy J. Pond Shenandoah W. L. Slocum

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