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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
IN PIONEER DAYS

Element. The young couple were par
ents of two bright babics-a boy and a
giri-aged respectively thtr,a-S,.h ten
months, Both the little ones wcfc at
tackled with the dread disease, scarlet
fever. The children were taken away,
and the prattle OF childish tongues is no
longer heard in the home of the be-
reaved parents. MIR. and Mrs. Rover
dink in their great affliction have the
sympathy not only of their neighbors
and nearby friends, but Of the people Of
the whole county, regardless of race or
creed.
South Prairie Correspondence
James Parker was recent visitor to
the Capital City.
Merchant Cell has received another
big load of goods from Eureka.
There is talk OF having school on
South Prairie for the remainder of the
winter.
One or more loads from this neighbour
hood will attend the dance at Williams
port on the 18th II the weather is good.
II has been trying to snow for tho past
week. but hasn't succeeded in doing So
The weather is little colder, though.
A big game Of poker took place at Mr.
Cantwcll's Thursday evening. and. as
Mr.. c. won the chips, he was compelled
to get breakfast for the boys. The Wis
itors consisted of Messrs. Honstain. Pa
gel and Mahaney.
Glencoe Correspondence
T. w. Scott shot fine deer last week.
Deer arc quite plentiful on the prairie
this winter.
Measles are quite prevalent along the
river, some whole families being down
with the spotted complaint.
From the Record, May 10, 1886: Shcr-
if and Mrs. Wade came over from
Horsehcad. Friday. and are now keep
ing house in the county bastilc. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. A. Couch and their little
ones came in from Couchville one day
lasr week on visit to their Williams
port friends =. .Mcssrs. Leonard dc
Heaumc and Stanley dc Quattevillc arc
fencing twenty acres around their dwell
ings, one of which will be moved SO
that the two will stand nearer together
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
Notice to Parents

Notice to Parents
A beginner class will be started in
the primary department, Monday,
January, 18th.
Any child who has reached the age
of six years, and wishes to begin
school this year, will please enter
not later than the above date.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

For State Senator
Political Advertisement
To the Republican voters of the
26th Senatorial District:
! hereby announce myself q
Republican candidate for re-nomina-
tion for State Senator.
Respectfully,
Fl. w. Allen.
Braddock. N. D.. Jan. IL, 1914.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

from Selby, S. D., where he has been
in the hospital recovering from in
juries received in an automobile ac-
cident short time ago.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Borrud,
girl, December .31st.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15
SERIAL No. ol153l.) (Jan.1-peh 4,
Notice for Publication.
department of the Interior.
v. >. Land Office at bismarck. N. D..
December 90 iDiB

DecemDer 70, IDla.
Notice is hereby given that
VALENTIN HOLZER,
o. str0sburg North Dakota who n, n.,,
iath. laS. made Homestead Entry No. gossss
LOT tor east half OF northwest quarter and west
T rTn,1 OF northeast quarter OF Section 30.
inc Ilfth Principal Merldian, has filed notics
oi intention to make final Eve. wear nronf.
IS efa,a h Claim 70 the land above descshed
Gcio me o.iar,es Is. Cnriey. Judge and ExsOf-
NORM Dakota, on February 5, 1pl4. -
olnimant names US witnesses:
Frank Bclsz, OF Hague. N. n
Sohn burgard. OF Strasbnrg, N, d..
She hn1s El valid, OF strasbnrg N ID.
Aaam schwahn, of Strasburc. ii N
r. N. STEVENS. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

RI at S below cost, to
make room for Spring
Sfock.--Mrs. VIM. Ma
ven & Co.
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jan y -Gti
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26
OUTSIDE NEWS FROM WIRE AND CABLE

borer, struck. on head with brick
when 500 unemployed men fought for
jobs as laborers to break grounds at
Federal League new ball park.
PEORIA IIl.-The LaRose Bank at
LaRose did not open today.
Christiana, Norway.-UnIess labor
disputes are settled in week, Nor
wegian Employers Assn will declare
lockout against organized laborers of
Northern Norway. .,
Fort Worth, Tex.-ReV. Jenkins
Norris found not guilty of burning
First Baptist Church two years ago.
New York.-James II. Smith,
Brookline, Mass, said to be stepson
of late Lord Strathcona. May make
legal effort to obtain part of $780,
100000 estate left by Strathcona.
Wilkesbarre, Pa.-SeVenth vice
presidency of American Federation
of Labor refused by John P. White,
init pres. United Mine Workers.
Washington.-Plan to create spe-
cial house committee on woman suf-
frage defeated by house rules COM
mittee.
ST. Louis, Mo.-After drinking five
quarts Of pure alcohol, one quart
day, Louis A. Rohlfng, SO, succeeded
in suiciding.
Observation-Disclosures intoned pray
ers for suffragets during service at
st. James church and broke up meet
ing.
San Francisco.-''We need less
theology and more common sense, T" ,
said Rabbi Jacob Nieto in praising
tango and kindred dances.
New York.-TeIling' her friends
her husband was calling her, Mrs.
Josephine B. Amend jumped from
18th story window of her apartment.
Dead.
Antwerp.-67 loops in air and 7
backward somersaults feat of Jan
Oilslagers, Belgian aviator, outdoing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26

that administration antitrust pol
icy is directed only at such business
methods as are directly in the nature
and spirit of monopoly.
Des Moines, Ia.-Ex-U. S. Senator
LATE Young, editor of Capital, strick-
en- with pneumonia, reported better.
Waterloo, Ia.-PauI Davis Dry
Goods co, damaged by fire. 100000
loss.
London.-Sympathetic campaign
to create disturbances in theaters,
restaurants and moving picture
houses latest scheme of militant suf-
fragets.
Columbus, O.-Mrs. Murray Moore
awakened to find husband had be-
come maniac in his sleep. Tried to
pull her off roof. Rescued by neigh
bors.
WiIkesbarre, Pa.-Wreok of Jer-
sey City Central Flyer averted by
tradkwaIker, who discovered cavern
and tagged train.
MaiIa.-$25o,ooo fire destroyed
portion of Manila Exposition build
ings.
Morris, IIF.-churohes ordered
closed by local authorities who fear
epidemic of smallpox.
ST. Louis.-Yeggs forced safe of
Johnson Bros. Drug Co. Escaped |
with ZOO cash and 5000 worth of |
hammered gold.
Dubuque, Ia.-Autopsy convinced |
coroner Chas. Brazzel, street, car
motorman, found in pool of blood in
his home, was murdered.
Washington.-Reported Pres. Viii |
son may visit Chicago Washington's |
birthday.
Homestead, Pa.-Hotel Walton |
damaged by fire. 100000 loss.
ST. Paul, Mimi, D. Curtis, Mil |
waukee, found dead in room at |
Bethel Hotel. Believed heart disease.
Winnipeg, Man.-SeveraI firemen !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
Rheumatism-SUCCESS-
fully Overcome In the Tissues
by a Searching Remedy

If you are down with rheumatism.
f you sneezc. feel chilled. are choked
with catarrh. have n cough. or your
skin IN pimpled and irritated with
rash. eczema, or any other blood dis
order just remember that all the Ills
- life come from impure blood. And
you can easily give your blood a good
thorough cleansing. bath BY using
s. 3. s. There is no need for anyone
90 be dependent over the Illness OF
blood impurities No matter how
badly they attack the system. or how
unsightly becomes the skin. just re-
member there IL one ingredient in
= $. 3. that 80 stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that each
part selects its own essential nutri-
ment from the blood
This means that all decay. all
breaking down Of the tissues. -
checked and repair work begins.
= s. has such a specific influence
on al local cells a. % preserve their
mutual welfare and AFFORD a proper
relative assistance 20 each other
More attention IL being given 20
scientific medicine than ever before
and g. r 8 is the highest achieve
merit IN this Hre. ror many years peonie
reiied upon MercIrv. lodids o. Potash. AREN'T.
"rhvsies' Csthartics snd DIP" a. remedies
f7r bod sicturss. bot nov ne pure vegetable
=. g. r. l. thrir saferusrd
fou can rrt s. 3 s. IN any drua store but
Insist won having o.. Ara you should tsEs no
ehsner ~ permitonr aayone 70 rrcoumrud q
tutsilfufr And n foHr H1of csndff'au IT,
fnrt fhaf rou vouif ttr ta olHsrif sner.aI. sf
frrey, sddress Medicsi Dept TIE suift Sp~cidc
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ward Crow OF McMechen spent Tues
day with friends in town.
NJ. Milton Klmble spent Saturday
with friends in Glover Gap.
Mr.. Peter Earnest OF Wileyyills
spent Monday In town.
Mr.. Lee King of Monongah visited
friends N town Tuesday.
Bor,l-Saturday. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES kefer. a girl.
Mrs. Il. u Robinson and daughter.
Adda. are visiting friends in Broom
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fordyce
spent few days with friends In Dem
Yer the first of the week
Miss Ella keenan, of Glovers Gap is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. II. Robinson.
Mr.. Edgar Kimble OF Piedmont, o.,
spent Sunday In town.
Mr.. j. c. Hupp spent Sunday with
friends in Pennington.
Mrs. Mary WetzeI OF Fairmont
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
friends in town.
Mr.. Frank Kimble of Dillonyale,
o. spent few days in town the last
OF the week.
Mrs. Lee Dent spent Wednesday
and Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Clyde Booth. at Burton.
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LITTI.ETON

LITTLETON. W. Va. March 20
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Snider and children
OF Warrington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Glover Sunday.
Mrs. Court Owens ana daughter.
Mabel. visited friends in Warrington
Sunday
Miss Rhoda Gump of Fairview IL
visiting her sister. Mrs. Oscar Glover.
for a few days.
Mr.. Earl Musgiave of Pittsburgh
spent few days with his parents.
first OF the week
Mr.. willie Kanode Of Fairvicw
visited his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Garrison, Sunday.
Misses Margaret and Lillian Cough
lin were visiting friends in Hundred
Sunday.
Messrs George and Charles CARR.
son left Monday for Fairview. where
They have accepted positions.
Mr.; Leo Ntllers spent Sunday with
friends in Barrdcksville.
Mr.. James Robinson visited friends
In Cameron Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Nillers spent Sun.
day with friends in Hundred
Mr.. I'd. Lowe Of Cameron spent
Sunday with friends In town.
Messrs. Harry McNary and Lea
day
Miss Mac Gibbins OF Hundred visit
cd friends In town Sunday.
Mr. Philip Rush OF Warrington was
2 business visitor in town Monday.
Miss Gertrude McCarty OF Board
Tree visited friends In town sunday.
Mrs. NJ O'Brien and children re-
turned TO their home On Uniontown
sunday. after spending n few DAYS
with friends In town
Mrs. Charles Riggs visited friends
On Cameron Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Walker OF Fair.
mont were visiting the latter's par.
ents, Mr and Mrs William Vanhorh.
Sunday.
Mr. ID. w. Rogers spent sunday with
friends az West Liberty
Mr. Harry Niliers OF parrackevfus
spent Saturday in town
Mcssrs. Oscar Butcher and John
Gibbins q Hundred spent sunday On
town
Mr Ellis Miller was = business We
itor IN Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. James tleumon spent SUNDAY
With AIRS Joe Stewart az Farminqt0n
Mrs. CLYDE Booth Of burton snent
sunday with her sister. Mrs Leo Don't
Mrs. Jane Higrins was shopping I'M
Wheeling SATURDAY
Miss Ethel Hughes returned To her
nome ~ Earnshaw Saturday after
spending week With her sister Mrs
charlie Jackson
Messrs ''~~"- Lemons and I'd
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March %, 1914.

tsin t-hearted This invisible process
mas now begun. IL will never ease nm
VI the whole human mass II rermeated
ana hfted by this divine principle of
ire. An interested hearer re-
reeves his mind by saying. Lord. ~ All
are 10 De permcated by this divine ufe
me common opinion that there are Few
saved must be an error" Jesus does NOT
answer the question caregorically He
ooss something far more important than
TAX or speculative matter He ex-
norris every individual to insure his own
salvation by getting this living prin-
.ls .n ln MS own soul There f.
nothing arbitrary or capricioua here
success In any pursuit requires concen-
irauon. No one can achieve ANYTHING
IN art, literature. business N he cumb.
eIs himseif. He must strip like IN
racer ano SgOnize Ia tho arena Omen
door means opportunity Closed door
means opportunity passed. II
VIII be absolutely unavailing for any 10
protest nearness 10 the Kingdom Even
those VINO have taken n meal with or
listened TO his words will be exrluded
~ the contamination OF all thinrs n the
principle or divine life has NOT been
rooted In character Great will be the
surprises. bitter the disappointrnentsf
those who have been eminent In pro-
iession and appearance will sink from
view some. or whom no note has been
taken, viii shine In the zenith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
Lesson XII. Luke 10: 1885.
LESSONS BY THE WAY
THE STORY.
THE STORY.
First Quarter.

When Jesus asked What il the
Kingdom Of God like?" he was only put
ting In words the query that was al
ready In his disciples minds Three
years OF his ministry were past He had
already intimated that his end was near
but there was as yet no objective or
visible expression OF his system They
were growing FESTIVE and, doubtful
There was nothing TO match Roman i'm
perialism on one hand. or Jewish &C.
clesiastictsm on the other The Twelve
needed TO have their confidence estab-
hshed Jesus mercifully shores up their
timorous faith by assuring them that
there will ultimately be "A manifesto tior
satisfactory an its proportions and en-
during In ITS nature. The be-
einnings OF the Kingdom are infinitesim-
ally small. easily overlooked: so tiny as
70 need a microscope They are objects
or contempt and deriston. But never
rear The Kingdom ~ "A seed II is n
living something. Gods self is In n
The tiny seed shall reach giant pro-
portions. N shall ind the earth. Alive
itself u will prove the support Of other
living organisms Correspondin,.
20 the visible expression. there is an In.
visible. none the less significant, viRor-
rus. and important Yeast ~ also some
thing uving-a Eingle-ceiled plant can
able or reproducing itself rnyrIads Of
ZINES under rising temperature. II
Is a. " the Master we're saying. BE not
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Jesus Discouraged" 2.l5 y m. sunday
school; D. IN. sunday school 81. Johns
church House, Echo Point. y. m. sun
day school. st. Paufs. Elm Grove. and
on TUESDAY. Z y. IN. evening prayer.
Wednesday Annunciation OF the Virgin
Mary. Hold Communion 1880 a. m. /:
"wednesday, 9:30 y. m evening PRAYER
and sermon, subject of sermon: The
orice OF Holy Communion" part four
Ihe Sanctus and prayer OF Humble Ac-
cess: Thursday. 4 D. IN, evening PRAYER.
Friday. 1895 20 1850 special MONDAY
service-Prayers and series OF address,
IS on The Divine Arrnory" by Rev
Percy Foster Hall. part five The Helmet
Friday. 1880 D. m. evening prayer and
simple talks preparatory 70 confirmation.
public 20 attend any or all these SER
vices.
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south OF Twelfth on
Chapline. No. 1919. Arthur w. Mills. PHI
d.. pastor-Public worship at 1880 n
m. DR.. $. ID. Gordon will preach: even
Ing worship TT 1880: sermon By Rev. II
;. Bumgardner. Special music IA both
services by chorus choir OF trained
voices; Sunday school At e:15 A. m: Jun
Tor League ct ESQ p. m: EDworth Lea
cue az $3.50 y. m. a hearty invitation Is
extended to all strangers and those with
out 2 church home to Join with the con-
gregation In all these services. All seats
free and n most cordial welcome awaits
everybody who comes
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and great tenacity Of life AGAIN. these
computations are not conclusive they
c0ntesscdly include merely nominal
.uIlstlaiN- .. \ more sane way is
20 consider the higher ethical and spirit
ual ideals ~ Christianity ana the IN
Teasing realization and acceptance of
lntAr lotaiA ~ character NO
excellence without labor" pertains in
fehEion, AZ IN all undertakings OF man
remember Palsy. HerEchei. Audubon.
columbus and all the tnnumcrabIe conn.,
pany or those ancirnts who suhdued the
HluhncUH or art. science. commerce. NOT
70 mention tho Incompatible living er-
afnnles. ~ a. rot arbitrary. 10 inheres
IN inc nature ~ the case. that one must
hunFcr ana thirst for righteousness and
AEoniHe through the gate which ia so
narrow that lt strips one Of hie irnpedi-
ment Ultimate triumph af the
himFnom % assured. The mustard three
viii grow until fts bourha touch ire
corners ~ The earth and spread over the
islands of the sea The spiritual fravon
mass
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AT ONCE, WORST
HEADACHE GOES
DIR. James Headache Powders
Give Instant Relief-Cost
Dime a Package.

Nerve-rseking. splitting or dull.
throbbing headaches yield in jus, a
few moments 10 DIR. James Headache
Powders. which cost only 10 cents q
package AZ any drug store. It's the
quickest. surest headache relief in the
whole world Don't suffer- Relive the
agony and distress now, You can
Millions Of men and women have
found that headache and neuralgia
misery Is needless. Get what you ask
for.
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Emmanuel Baptist church Eon street
near Twenty pastor. Arden Vs.
Miller. sunday school will be called 20
order by superintendent H l.. Bond "A
9.4b a. on. We have classes for All ages
our evanEclistic services will continue
each evening" next week Rev schultz
will continue preaching for az. Rev
Barod Will assist IN getting our ctassss
for the foreign speaking in good working
condition. also helping with the singing
90 the cvauclistic services. Remember
We have two works moving forward AZ
this time 20 do not confuse them In your
mind The cvaugelistic service d. for
every one Tho Lord has been favoring
ua with conventions for which We glad
Isl give him thanks. We know that the
Holy Spirit must do the work or 30 will
not be genuine.
juniors will meet az a.30 sunday r.
m. The what Next Club will have
their missionary study on ThurrdHv
evening az Mr.. H Cunningham's on the
life Of JudF0n
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ST. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the Steel bridge. the Rev. Jacob
Brtttingham. DID. rector-The services
for fourth Sunday IN Lent. March 90
VIII be; s:l5 n. m. Sunday school: 1880
n m, morning paryer and sermon: 1890
y. m. evening prayer and sermon and
on Tuesday 4 p. m. evening prayer and
lecture: Wednesday 7'3O p. m. litany
and lecture; Thursday 4 p. m. evening
prayer; Friday 1880 y. m. service and
lecture. After meeting for confirmation
class every Friday evening.
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Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev
THOMAS Grier koontz. pastor Services
AT lo:fb "a. IN. and : as y. m: Sabbath
school at 900 q. m. Mems Bible class
at $3.50 a. m an men are Invited
Christian E;ndeavcr meeting at Gas y
=. m, The pastor will preach Sabbath
morning on The Pattern In the Mount
make all things according to the pat
tern Showed thee In the Mount. and in
the evening address by Ex-senator.
FRANK i. Cannon. The Menace OF
Mornionisn.' assisted by orchestra.
music:
MORNING SERVICE
Anthem-'Prsise We the Lord" ......
oTertory- Lord OF Glory Is NJ g"y
EVENING SERVICE. ''u'''u
Anthem-'Jubilate Deo~ ...... Holden
Ouertory-Soprano SOHO. Selected
Mrs. Thomas GTier koontz
Warwood Presbytertan church Tu,.n-
ueth street near Main. Edgar W Day
pastor. sabbath school at 9.3O a m. T:
at 1880 and evening service AT AZ,
Christian Endeavor meeting az : o'clock
special meetings will be held all next
vice on March 2sth. The schedule OF
services is follows. Monday evening
service Of PRAYER and praise led By the
pastor. Tuesday evening preaching by
Rev. !. \. Haiti OF the Martins Ferry
United Presbyterian church. Wednesda \
evening sermon by the pastor. Thursdav
evening Rev. I y. Lewellyn, pastor OF
the stone church. Elm Grove. viii
preach; Friday evening the sermon will
be delivered by Rev. J. l.. LeyenberEer.
pastor Of the Third church. wheeling
Members OF the church are expected at
all these services. other friends and
strangers are cordially invited. Worship
pers will please take notice that the
hour for morning service has been
changed from 10 .f5 to 10. 80.
ST Matthew Episcopal church. cor
ner Chapline and Fourteenth streets.
The Rev. Percy Foster Hall. OF Anna
polls. Nd. minister in charge. Tho SER
vices during the week will be as fol-
lows; The Fourth sunday in Lent. tmid
Lent SunduyD-Sunday. March 22nd.
1919 1910 a. m. morning prayer. Ante
Communion and sermon. subject Of SER
mon; The Bullying Habshakeh:" 7:3s
p. ~. evening PRAYER and sermon. sub
Jet pf sermon. Three Disciples Whom
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Martins Ferry. O.. Christian church.
Geo. w. Hall. minister-Bible school
1880 n m: morning worship. 1890 a m.
subject Mind Your own BUSINESS: -
The State OF the Dead" will be the
evening subject. 1880: baptismaI service
at close OF evening service. All are cor
daily invited TO ettend out services
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ing subject "Christs View OF the Future
Evening topic The Victim OF bad
Choice" 6:45 u. NJ. Epworth League.
subject a Prisoner OF Hope" Hazel
Smith leading: class meeting. q. ID. Dean
leading. TUESDAY 100 4. NJ. Junior
League Mrs. ". \. Wilson. leading.
Wednesday 1880 p. NJ. PRAYER meeting.
Thursday $3.50 =. NJ. Ladies' Aid meet
ing at $500 T. NJ. ST. Johns Brother
hood: Friday 7.30 p. VI. choir rehearsal
and Boys Brigade. All are cordially in
vited TO these services.
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A fearful Affair

ItdrIuI NUdV.
The bride read the recipe over and
said.
I'm really afraid that these onions
are strong;
And II says, Under waters the best
way to peel them
But ! never can stay under water
that long."-Judge.
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81. James Evangeiical Lutheran
Chapel Elm Grove West Virginia. Rev.
VI. Steuer. assistant pastor. $50 n m
sunday school and Bible class: 100 n
m. English preaching services and Mon
day evening the Sunday school will meet
20 rehearse the Easter program
81 James Evangelical Lutheran church
t40a-if1i Chaplinef street Rev. A. W
Werder. pastor Rev. A. Steuer assist
ant pastor Fourth sunday IN Lent
$3.50 n. m. Sunday school and bible
classes English and Germany: 1890 "a
M. German services. 40 q. m. English
services on Tuesday evening Luther
League wednesday evening German
Lenten services. Thursday EVENING
meeting OF ST James Lutheran Brother
hood. Prof. otto Mees. president OF
Capital University. Columbus. o. will
address the brotherhood You are COR
daily invited 20 hear this interesting
speaker.
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church
Woodsdale-ServiceS TT II = m and
1880 n m; morning subject. Eternity in
the Heart" In the evening Rev l.. r.
Lewellyn. OF the Stone church, will
preach In exchange. Sunday school and
adult Bible clcsses At $3.50 a. m. Young
Peoples meeting at 7 .. m.