Evangelistic and Communion Services at Local Churches Sunday
Churches across Keota and nearby communities host a full day of worship beginning with Bible school at 9:45. Ralph Kellar leads a 11:00 worship and 7:30 evangelistic sermon on Free Love. a 2:39 Sunday communion features twenty churches represented. Minister D C Fulton commands the evening series The Fool Who Said There Is No God. Music by organ preludes, anthems, and postludes enhances congregational singing and a diverse choir program.
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Bible School
Ralph Kellar
Keota
P. E. Roll
Jesus
Young Pople
Irene DeLong
D. Chalmers Fulton
Harker
Psamn
Adams Offertory
Offertoire
MacDowel
Maestoso” Smith
Brewer
Ashford
Ee Tires
Rev
D. C. Fulton
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Sunday Services Schedule by Rev A M Malcolm
The preacher Rev A M Malcolm will lead on Saturday at 2 60 p m as prep for the Sabbath with services Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m.
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A. M. Malcolm
Christian Endeaor Service Attracts Parishioners in Morning and Evening
The church invites members and guests to attend Lord's day activities including Bible school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Leaders Willa Briley and Maud H. Applegsie present topics on youth teamwork and missionary support.
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Jesus Christ
Christian Endeaor
Willa Briley
Maud H. Applegsie
Jesus Institutes Communion With Bread And Cup
During the crucifixion events Jesus offers bread saying this is my body broken for you and offers wine declaring the cup as his blood shed for many for the forgiveness of sins.
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Jesus
Friendly church invites followers of Christ for services
A notice from a local church invites residents to morning worship at 11 00 with a message Up From the Earth by the pastor Bible school at 9 30 and a 6 30 B P U gathering. Evening service at 7 30 led by minister Arthur A Vinz with Wilma Walker directing a mystery meeting and Frank R Sage as chorister Lester J Thompson as organist.
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Christ
Bible School
Wilma Walker
Frank R. Sage
Lester J. Thompson
Arthur A. Vinz
New Pastor Leads Church as Rally Day Approaches
The church prepares for a new conference year starting next Sunday under Rev. A. W. Henke. Bow ers retires after nearly ten years with 9:30 a.m. church school led by John Speidel. Promotion Sunday precedes Rally Day on Oct 6 with 10:45 a.m. worship and sermon Man and His Vision. The Queen Esther circle meets 5:30 p.m. for girls 14 to 16. 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples service led by Edwin Griffith. Mrs. Bowers speaks. Evening worship at 7:20 p.m. How Much Are You Worth.
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A. W. Henke
W. W. Bow
John Speidel
Queen Esther Circle
Young Peoples
Edwin Griffith
Bowers
St Pauls Evangelical Church Service Times
St Pauls Evangelical in Washington lists Sunday school at 9 45 and evening service at 7 30 led by Rev Carl W Klein pastor with the usual weekly schedule.
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Carl W. Klein
Harvest Home Auction at Prairie Flower Church
The Prairie Flower Church invites all to Sunday preaching morning and evening with Sunday school at ten. The covenant and quarterly business meeting moves to the second Wednesday in October. Communion will be on the second Sunday in October. Harvest home dinner at eleven with an auction of donated items after meals. Thursday October 3 set. C. E. Hamilton minister.
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Covenant
Prairie Flower
C. E. Hamilton
Westchester U.P. Bible School Seeks Attendees
Bible school hours titled hours of opportunity invite attendance at 10 a m. The preaching service follows at 11 a m with the theme The Where fore of the Sabbath. Worshippers are urged to come and join.
St Pauls Evangelical Valley Sunday School and Worship
The Valley church invites all to Sunday school at 10 and public worship at 11 each Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Hamrick Visits Crawfordsville Sister Remembers Her
Crawfordsville reports visitor Mrs. Clara Hamrick of Staunton Virginia staying with her sister Mrs. C H Fishburn. Hamrick once lived here and is recall ed by locals. Road south of town nearing completion and Presbyterian church notes list Sunday School at 10 and services at 11 led by Rev Palmer from Cedar Rapids.
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Crawfordsville
Clara Hamrick
Staunton
Virginia
C. H. Fishburn
Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Church youth groups address joint work plan
The Young People’s Organizations in the church meet at 6:30 to discuss cooperation under the sermon theme How can the Young People’s Organizations in our Church Work Together based on 1 Corinthians 3 4-9 led by Rev A N Porter pastor.
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Von
A. N. Porter
Morning Worship and Union Service Announcement
Morning worship at eleven with theme The Christian a Man of Mark. Junifor and Epworth Leagues meet at six thirty and the union service follows at seven thirty. Three o'clock theme How Jesus won a Soul. Rev. G W Pool is the pastor.
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Mark
Junifor
Epworth
Jesus
G. W. Pool
The Woman From Moscovy at Grehan Theatre
Miss Negri stars in The Woman From Moscovy a Paramount drama opening next Saturday. The plot centers on a woman seeking her fiancé’s killer leading to Paris society and a dramatic pursuit of justice. Also showing Burning the Wind with Hod Gibson at Graham Theatre featuring a notable supporting cast.
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Moscow
Pola Negri
Paramount
Grehan Theatre
Miss Negri
Moscovy
Paris
Hod Gibson
Universal
Graham Theatre
Gibson
Virginia Brown Faire
Cesare Gravina
Roberto Tromana
George Grandee
Boris Karloff
Pewee Holmes
Henry MacRae
Nerbert Blache
It Girl Clara Bow Faces Circus Superstitions On Set
In Hollywood the It girl Clara Bow learns how circuses keep superstitions alive. A newcomer can be blamed for bad luck and may be run off. Yellow dogs are seen as a bad omen, while a black cat is tolerated.
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Clara Bow
Paramount Studios
Hollywood
al W. Copeland
It Girl
Fox Theatre
Enduring Torture of Tent Pits Across History
Historical notes describe tent pits used to test people or animals through burning with hot irons until they squealed, a practice deemed necessary for safety but halted about 40 years ago. The account reflects on the brutal method and its eventual abolition, citing its lasting impact on ethical standards.
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Thy
Knotek Farm Stout Sale of Duroc Pigs and Gifts
The Knoteks announce a Monday sale at the Knotek farm featuring top spring pig Durocs and sow prospects. The draft emphasizes herd size and value to buyers, with local pork producers urged to attend for quick marketing. Sale starts at 3 o clock, rain or shine.
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Knotek Farm
Wagner Sells Polands October 5th
A week from tomorrow John Wagner will sell an unusually choice set of Poland boars and gifts at the Busby Pavilion in northeast Washington. Fifty head comprise 30 boars and 20 gilts, sired by a top Junior Yearling boar. Prospects for herd sire material and brood sow prospects will be found. 300 pound boars and cover will be common in this sale.
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John Wagner
Busby Sale
Washington
Opening Poland Sale in Washington County
The notice promotes an October 5 sale day in Washington County where every farmer and breeder can profit from better animals. It promises top hogs in the sale and urges attendance or sending bids to the Journal fieldman, with a catalogue available.
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Washington County
Fieldman
Sells Poland China Boars and Gilts Near Keota
On Thursday October 10 Robert G. Sheetz of Keota will conduct his annual pure bred Poland China sale four miles south and one mile east of Keota. Neighbors and breeders expect strong demand for the Sheetz herd stock, with good roads aiding attendance and buyers urged to request the catalog or contact the Journal fieldman.
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Robert G. Sheetz
Kecta
Poland
Rob
Keota
Bob and Sons
Bob
Fieldman
Whisk Brooms Renewed By Simple Home Technique
To revive whisk brooms trim evenly then bind a rag to the brush, hold straight and soak in hot suds for about an hour to restore stiffness and usable fibers.
First Negro Bishop in America Consecrated in 1751
Rev Francis Zanier de Luna Victoria of Panama diocese was consecrated August 15 1751 becoming the first person born in the Western Hemisphere to be created a bishop in the Roman Catholic Church.
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America
Francis Zanier de Luna Victoria
Panama
Western Hemisphere
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