Moses and Modern Faith Quietly Powering Believers
A Methodist church service sermon by Dr. Rollo Burlburt highlights Moses as a man of God empowered by faith. He urges believers not to doubt their own abilities and recalls examples of transformation from small acts to broad influence. The talk contrasts materialism with divine strength guiding everyday tools toward evangelism.
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Moses
Rollo PL Burlburt
First Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Union
O. Curran
Grate Church
Hurlburt
Pharaoh
Rimid
Egypt
God
Red Sea
Canada
London
Dr. Hurlburt
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Countess Felicita Oglesby married in Rome ceremony
An exclusive photograph shows Felicita Oglesby of Elk Heart in a bridal dress after her marriage to Count Alexandre Cenet Volognetti, solemnized in Rome a short time ago.
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Felicita Oglesby
Elkhart
Alexandre Cenet Volognetti
Rome
Evangelistic Tent Meetings Draw Growing Night Crowds
Nightly interest grows at Buell-Dahl tent meetings held on roadway and Riel streets. Congregants include attendees from Hast Park Presbyterian Walnut Street andy aurton Avenue Baptist First M. EL First Calvary B Evangelical Churches and St Pauls MM 5. The Rev Buell returned to Plymouth for a Monday recess as services continue this week with daily Bible and prayer sessions at the tent.
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Buell-Dahl
Ak “Roadway
Riel Streets
Hast Park Presbyterian
Walnut Street
Andyaurton Avenue Baptist
First M. EL
First
Calvary B Evangelical
St. Paul's MM. 5
Buell
Plymouth
Williams
Grotesque Beast of Revelation sermon stirs First United
Rev W G Chisholm new pastor at First United Presbyterian spoke at a union service in the Central Christian church on Revelation 9 7 10 describing grotesque images as symbols of sin. He argued the locusts figures with human faces hair like women and teeth of lions symbolize deadly temptations not beauty.
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Satan
W. G. Chisholm
First United Presbyterian Church
New Central Christan Church
Mr. Chisholm
Central Christian church hosts missionary talk by pastor
The crowded auditorium, with auxiliary seating, heard a missionary speaker described as a pastor who served Newton Indiana for a decade. Flo praised the United Presbyterian denomination for mission giving per member, second only to Moravians among Protestants.
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Ray
C. V. Allison
Central Christian Church
Allison
Newton
Flo
United Presbyterian Denomination
Two Grundy County Leaders Buried on Friday Solely
Two widely known Grundy County leaders were buried Friday afternoon after funeral services at the Methaitlat church. They died Tuesday, August 12. Georga C. Roberts, a retired mail carrier, and Je Schulte, long noted as vilgans of the area, left a year of ill health following a stroke. Roberts was born January 15, 1857, in La Crosse County, Wisconsin.
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Georgre
Tohsris
Jepps J. Schulte
Methaitlat
Roberis
Tlay
Chamberlain
Schultz
Acd
Tom
Stockholm
Georga C. Roberts
Jed Kapnelmaon
Anei
Ta Crosse County
Wis
Obituary notices from Iowa region detail local deaths and survivors
Obituary notices describe a man who traveled across Iowa and to nearby states before retiring in Dike after a 20 year mail carrier career. Surviving relatives include Frank and Fred in Dike, Jennie in Waterloo, Mrs Ed Kappelman in Dike, and Mrs Granneth in Chicago, with a brother FL D. Hoberta in Neinbeck. Burial occurred at Dike cemetery. Another obituary notes Jeppe J. Schultz of Farmers Savings Bank in Dike died at Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo from internal hemorrhages. He was born in Schieswig Germany March 3 1878 immigrating 1890, married Flo, and left surviving brothers Walter and John in Strathmore Canada Nis J Wayne and Alberta Canada, Mrs Jennie Kotim Campbell Vivar British Columbia, and Mrs Sherward Feterson Dike. Burial was in Dike cemetery.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Mail Cartier
Frank
Fred
Dike
Jennie
Waterloo
Mra
Ed Kappelman
Ee Granneth
Chicagro
FL D. Hoberta
Neinbeck
Geannett
Chicago
Fred Sacia
Galeville
Win
John McDowell
Lane
McIntyre
Cedar Rapids
Jeppe J. Schultz
Farmers Savview Bank
Busi- News
Presbyterian
Walter
John
Strathmore
Canada
Nis J
Wayne
Alberta
Jennie Kotim
Campbell Vivar
British Columbia
Sherward Feterson
Dike Cemetery
Eye strain relief with Lavoptik eye wash ad
An old advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrantls witchhazel and alcohol for strained or sore eyes. One small bottle helps weak eyes and includes a free aluminum eye cup from Mike Gauss Pharmacy.
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Mike Gauss Pharmacy
Passing Show theme explored by father and son preachers
Rev. J. E. Johnson and his son Paul preached on The Passing Show drawing from an editorial on a centenarian woman. The father at First M E church yesterday morning and the 28 year old son at a Maine coast resort last week contrasted pleasure seeking with the aims of honest living and genuine Christian experience.
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Rey
J. &. Johnson
Paul Johnson
J. E. Johnson
M.E
Paul
Maine
J. B. Johnson
Father
Ufa
Waterloo
Shots Disturb Sleep on Burton and Riehl Avenues
Residents near Burton avenue and Riehl street woke at 2 30 pm to a loud gun blast waking sleepers. Police report 13 to 16 shots fired in the disturbance with property damage and no injuries noted.
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Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
Legion Weekly Men to Speak Thursday in Waterloo
New York office representatives of the American Legion visit Waterloo this week to seek subscriptions to the Legion Weekly. They will address the regular Jarton meeting Thursday evening at Memorial Hall. Visitors include A. P. Polk Tiewey Polk Daniel Gwilliam and M. Al Le Fluer.
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New York
American Legion
Waterloo
Jarton
Memorial Hall
A. P. Polk
Tiewey Polk
Daniel Gwilliam
M. al le Fluer
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E. 5Th St
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