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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1946

Page

10

Easter Schedule for Cedar Rapids Churches

A dense bulletin lists Easter services across Cedar Rapids churches. It names Calvary, First, Mt. Zion, Immaculate Conception, St. Ludmila's, St. Matthew's, St. Patrick's, St. Wenceslaus, Christ denominations, and others with service times, sunrise and Easter programs, baptisms, confessions, and youth activities.

First Church of Christ Scientist Announces Services

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 1242 Second Avenue SE lists Sunday services at 9 45 am and 11 am with the subject Doctrine of Atonement. Midweek testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 8 pm with a reading room at 318 Par amount theater building open daily 930 am to 530 pm except Sunday.

First Church of Christ Scientist Second Avenue SE Paramount Theater

Bible Study and Services Schedule at 116 Eighth Avenue SW

A church offers a Bible study at 10 AM followed by a short talk at 10 50, then a communion service at 11 10 and an evening service at 7 30. A Wednesday Bible study also occurs at 7 30.

Eighth Avenue SW

Easter Services and Meetings At Edgewood and Dairy Dale Churches

Edgewood hosts Easter Sunday service at 10:15 with Rev Chester G Ainsworth and a 7:30 youth meeting where he speaks on The Three Crosses. Dairy Dale Mt Vernon road and 34th St SE led by A Timothy Starr offers Bible school at 9:45 worship at 11 with Sunrise on a Darksome Road sermon. Candlelight Sunday school Easter program at 7 pm. Bible club Friday 4 to 5 followed by 7:30 prayer and praise.

Edgewood Chester G. Ainsworth Christian Youth Meeting Ainsworth

Easter services and church schedules across city churches

Sunrise service at First Washington on Seventeenth Street led by Rev J Richard Wagner with baptism and new member reception at 10 45. Bethany on Sixth Street with Rev Joseph B Clyde offers Sunday school at 10 worship at 11 and a sermon Jesus said Because I Live. Grace on A Avenue NE led by Rev Paul L Clark has masses 8 and 11 with church school 9 30 and 10 30 and daily 9 am mass and Blessed Sacrament visits. St John on Nineteenth Street and Park Avenue SE with Rev D A Loferski offers Holy Communion at 8 and 11 and kindergarten at 11.

Immaculate Conception Third Avenue Tenth Street John M. Molloy John Hemesath John E. Thornton St. Ludmila’s Twenty-thirst Avenue Second Street Frank Hruby St. Matthew’s First Avenue Twenty-fourth Street J. D. Kearn St. Patrick’s Fifth Street St. Wenceslaus Twelfth Avenue W. G. Hradecky Joseph Kissling Latter Day Saints Mormon Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Harold G. Hunt Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sohol Hall Third Street Bethany Missouri Synod E. W. Waggazer Walther League Fourteenth Street First Tenthstreet Paul Luther Miller Church School Trinity P. L. Bornhoeft WMT Bethel A.M.E Sixth Street Andrew R. Parks W. E. Guy John Huss Fourteenth Avenue F. O. Hillman Youth Fellowship Betty Brown Kenwood Park Thirtythird Street Dwight E. Webster St. James Ellis Boulevard F. L. Hinshaw St. Paul’s Marvin B. Kober Merton B. Green Bever Park J E. DeLong Church of the Brethren Fourth Avenue H. L. Ruthrauff B.Y.F Church of God Ellis Park L Avenue Eighth Street NW S. E. Dooty Mabel Powell Kansas City Church of God In Christ H Street G. Fogle Y.P.W.W Church of the Nazarene K Street O. C. Weigel L. F. Gibson N.Y.P.S Cline Halsey Rose Hunter Miss Hunter Ernest Myers Light of the World T. Park Second Street SE Scott B. Pyle E. E.P. Hall Universal Brotherhood of Supt. Ward Unitarian Waldemar Argow United Brethren—First Seventh Street Lyle K. Anderson C. E Unity Center Second Avenue Mabel Swanson Washington Avenue Seventeenth Street J. Richard Wagner Rainbow Girls L Avenue NW Joseph B. Clyde Jesus Grace A Avenue Paul L. Clark St. John’s Nineteenth Street Park Avenue D. A. Loferski Holy Communion

Easter Services and Bible Studies at Local Churches

In southwest areas, Rev. George A. Stauffacher leads church school at 9 45 a m with Easter service and member reception at 10 45 a m followed by Youth fellowship at 6 30 p m. Rev. J Paul Stevens conducts church school at 9 45 a m worship at 10 50 a m with Tuesday adult Bible study and midweek children and teens clubs. Czech church at 1510 Second Street SW offers English Bible school at 9 30 a m Easter worship at 10 30 a m with holy communion and English U P fellowship at 7 p m on Resurrection topic.

First Avenue Third Street George A. Stauffacher Eighteenth Avenue Ninth Street J. Paul Stevens Evangelical and Reformed Czech Second Street Milo Filipi Church Bible School U. P

St John the Baptist and St George Churches Schedule

Rev. Solomon Bazook leads Sunday school 10 to 11 a.m and Mass 10 to 12 at St George 1202 Tenth Street SE. Rev. Thomas N Abodeely offers Divine Liturgy from 10 a.m. to noon at St John the Baptist É00 Seventh Street SE with services in Syrian Greek and English.

St. George Tenth Street Solomon Bazook St. John the Baptist Seventh Street Thomas N. Abodeely

United Presbyterian Service Stages Classes and Baptism

The United Presbyterian Church on First Third Avenue and Second Street SW led by the Rev. George W. Bryant conducts Bible school at 9:45, Session meeting at 10:20, worship at 10:55 with Easter music, reception of members, baptism, and the Lord's Supper at Grande Avenue at Sixteenth Street SE led by the Rev. George W. Bryant.

United Presbyterian First Third Avenue Second Street George W. Bryant Grande Avenue Sixteenth Street

Veterans Priority Bill Passed by Congress

Washington AP reports Congress completed the veterans priority bill, sending it to President Truman, to reserve surplus goods for ex service members. Senate defense panel urged army navy and surplus officials to reclaim scarce construction machinery and materials for contractors and builders.

Washington Congress Truman Senate Special Defense Committee Army Navy

Notice of Amendment of Articles of Incorporation First Avenue Company

Notice publicizes amendment to section 17.01 of First Avenue Company Articles. It sets annual stockholders meetings for November 25 1948 and fourth Monday each year, elects directors to serve until successors qualify, and requires the board to elect officers at the meeting. Amendment effective April 9 1946. TREE AVENUE COMPANY. Robt. 8. 1 President. Trewin Simmons Perrine Albright Attorneys.

First Avenue Company Tree Avenue Company Trewin, Simmons, Perrine & Albright

Notice of Appointment of Executor in Iowa Estate

Notice is given that on April 19 1946 Milo Lustice was sworn in as Executor of the estate of Frank L Lustik of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court Joseph Mekola attorney.

State of Iowa Linn County Frank L. Lustik Xard Ions Milo Lustice Joseph Mekola

Slaying of Chicago Man Ends in Grief for Wife

Grief-stricken Clarice Richmond is aided into a police car by her brother in law Harry Johnson after the slaying of her husband Harry Richmond in Chicago. Police describe the victim as a handbook operator and former convict. Mrs Richmond heard the fatal shot in front of their home and found his body on the sidewalk.

Clarice Richmond Harry Johnson Harry Chicago

Easter sunrise radio line up highlights USA only broadcasts

Easter Sunday will feature sunrise service broadcasts largely from within the United States. Highlights include Moravian services in Winston-Salem, Ohio State University, National Cathedral, Radio City in New York, Great Lakes navy services, and Hollywood Bowl performances. Also new is Listen to a Love Song debut on CBS WMT with Tony Martin and Dinah Shore as first guest.

United States America Mikes Winston-Salem N. C Cbs-Wbbm Veterans Illinois Cbswbbm Ohio State University Abc-Wls National Cathedral Washington, D. C ABC WLS Knights’ Templar Arlington Cemetery Radio City New York Nbc-Who Great Lakes Navy Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Calif Jimmy Stewart Dennis Morgan Mt. Robidoux Riverside the Grand Canyon NBC WMAQ Colorado Springs Fitzsimons General Hospital Denver Cbswmt Tony Martin al Sack Dinah Shore

Troop Arrivals by AP Debark from Eight Vessels

About 11,000 service personnel from European and Pacific theaters were set to debark at three U.S. ports on Saturday. West Coast dockings would bring six ships totaling 6,872 men, New York would receive five ships with 4,101 returnees. Ships arriving included Rollins Victory from Le Havre with 735 troops and Gustavus Adolphus Victory with 608 troops, plus Kokomo Victory and Tusculum Victory. San Diego would host Gen. Henry W. Butner group of 5,000 navy marine and coast guard personnel, and San Francisco lists President Jackson and Capricornus among others.

Pacific U.S West Coast New York Rollins Victory le Havre Eng. Maint J. W. McAndrew Fourth Armored 24Th Armored Eng Kokomo Bremerhaven F.A Gustavus Adolphus le’ Havre Fourth Armored div Tusculum Victory Southampton San Diego Henry W.butner Tsingtao Way Points Navy Marine and Coast Guard San Francisco President Jackson Wake Capricornus Sasebo

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Cedar Rapids Church Baptist Calvary Fifth Avenue Rodney C. Gould Diaconate Board Bible School Training Union Twelfth Street Grant F. Anderson Christian Carroll C. Roberts I. E. Linkletter Joseph Kitchin Lutheran Methodist Presbyterian Central Park B Avenue Allan E. Schoff Westminster Fellowship Daniels Park Center Point Road Robert Little Marcus Bach University of Iowa Christian Endeavor First Baptist Church R. Franklin Galloway Tenth Street NW D. Keith Irwin Westminster Bever David I. Berger Coe College Eric Clitheroe Coe Mus Memorial Ninth Avenue SE Zdenek F. Pauk Rose Garden H. K. Galloway Christian Science Church OF Christ Episcopal Evangelical Virginia Great Valley McCoy New River Associated Press Nimitz Cmdr Chester W. Nimitz, Jr Portsmouth Naval Base Lois Andrews Georgie Jessel David Street Frese Garson Greer Garson Vincent Sollecito Carmel Sollecito By Nadine Subotnik Boston Symphony WBBM WGN Wgnews Dick Haymes Riley WGN Farm Boos CBS Wagnnc Rit Perear J. Posthumus Pcumdertaker Grand Raps, Ach E. Om Mexico City Titis Boon Baldwin
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