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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1957

Page

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Six Eastern Iowa Residents To Be Ordained in Dubuque

Six Mt. St Bernard seminary students in Dubuque will be ordained Feb 2 at St Raphael's Cathedral by Archbishop Leo Binz. The class of 16 includes Richard McDonell and Joseph O'Brien of Coggan area. Following the 10:30 a.m. ceremony, the ordinands return to the seminary to finish studies.

Iowa Mt. St. Bernard Seminary Dubuque St. Raphael's Cathedral Leo Binz John J. Walsh Cedar Rapids Coggan Richard McDonell Joseph O'Brien Joseph V. O'Brien Louis J. O’brien Monti Loras Academy Loras College Conception College Missouri St. Patrick’s Parish Joseph Murphy Donald Kruse Delbert Blong Patrick McElliott St. Patrick’s St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Independence Henry Nosbisch Lloyd E. Reuter Richard McDowell Joseph O’brien James Supple St. John’s Church

Vocational Conference of Church Youth in Cedar Rapids

Forty four advisers from twelve career fields join the Church Youth Council vocational conference at First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids. The event features 45 minute sessions, a 6 pm banquet and 7 pm worship open to all high school students, with sessions on teaching engineering social work medicine art journalism and more. George Novak of Franklin high school serves as a college adviser.

Church Youth Council First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids James King Franklin High School Robert Bennett Erskine School Pat McGlynn Coe College Oline Siem Harrison School YMCA William McNeil Camp Fire John Battin Boy Scouts Nat Hull Kay Johndreau J. C. Crawley Wayne W. Wright William Pfeffer Knox Presbyterian Church Esther Armstrong India Harriet Bond First Christian Church J. Stuart McQuiston Ruby Harris St. Luke’s W. J. Moershel Frank Hazelton Linn County Society For Crippled Children Alma Turechek Margaret Meyer William DuVall W. D. MacKenzie W. D. MacKenzie Company Airlines C. C. McIintyre United Air Lines Robert Gardner WMT H. J. Illian Gazette Milton Kapp Ambro Agency Robert W. Day Paul Haugland Sinclair Refining Company Zelda Radloff Armstrong’s Hazel Lorton Johnson Gas Appliance Company Lynn D. Blackwell Anita Dolan Iowa State Employment Service Waldo Berger Berger Construction Company John Gerber R. P. Matthews Plumbing and Heating Donald Barrigar Acme Electric Company B. A. Jensen B. A. Jensen Company George Novak

New Nazarene Church Pastor Chosen at Cedar Rapids

The Rev Forrest E Whitlatch becomes pastor at Church of the Nazarene Cedar Rapids succeeding Rev C D Gadbow who moves to Duncan Oklahoma Whitlatch a Chariton native and Olivet Nazarene College graduate was ordained in 1946 in Oskaloosa He has led churches in Shenandoah and Creston and serves as president of the Iowa Nazarene Young Peoples Society He and his wife and their nine year old daughter will reside at 1403 First Street SW parsonage

Forrest E. Whitlatch Waterloo Church of the Nazarene Cedar Rapids C. D. Gadbow Duncan Oklo Chariton Mr. Whitlatch Olivet Nazarene College Kankakee Ill Oskaloosa Shenandoah Creston Iowa The Nazarene Young Peoples Society Whitlatch First Street

Cedar Rapids area church notes and leadership changes

The Cedar Rapids Presbytery meeting highlights a union vote with United Presbyterian Church at Sinclair Memorial, while Ray Feind begins Sunday as Westminster Fellowship director in Central Park Presbyterian. New elders and trustees are announced at several churches including Wyoming, Ely, Decorah area churches, and others. Ed Bratton receives a 53 year service certificate.

United Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church (USA Sinclair Memorial Church Presbytery Ray Feind Coe College Westminster Fellowship Central Park Presbyterian Church The Presbyterian Church In Wyoming Gordon Hall Ed Kleineck John McElrath Fred Luckstead Alex Inglis Otto Newell Clayton Ridout John Thomson George E. Dusanek Shellsburg Glenn McClintock Myron Lubbock Albert Buelow Ed Bratton

Briton Uses Science Jargon to Draw Crowd at Church

Kenilworth England Rev John Thomson reports doubling his congregation by retelling the New Testament in science fiction language. He uses stage props Hydrogen ships rocket to the church roof and sound effects from a tape recorder to dramatize the narration.

Kenilworth England John Thomson Thomson

New Religious Books Added to Public Library Collection

Six new religious titles join circulating and reference shelves at the public library. Among them are How To Run a Sunday School by Sutherland and Young Church in Action by Phillips, with American Catholicism by Ellis and Catholic Views on Race Relations by La Farge. Also listed are the Yearbook of American Churches edited by Benson Young Landis and the OE Press Directory for 1956 1957.

Sutherland Public Library Young Church In Action Phillips Ellis la Farge Yearbook of American Churches Benson Young Landis Oe Press

Marion Baptists Plan New Church for Marion

Marion Baptist church launches a fund drive to build a new church on Twentyninth street between Twelfth and Fourteenth avenues. The 120 by 37 foot masonry structure would seat 288 in the main hall with 32 in a balcony and 15 classrooms. Architect is Charles B. Zalesky of Cedar Rapids. The 114 year old congregation formed in 1843 has about 200 members. Rev. Charles Moore serves as pastor.

Marion Baptist Church Twelfth and Fourteenth Avenues Twenty-ninth Street Marion Charles B. Zalesky Cedar Rapids Elihu Rachel Ives Norman Hannah Ives Tandy Catherine Brockman Ann Cane Milwaukee Tenth Street Sixth Avenue Mary English Charles Moore

Former Iowa State music head speaks on Christian Science

Arch Bailey of San Francisco, former director of Iowa State college music, will discuss Christian Science liberating principle in a Coe College auditorium talk. The Cedar Rapids appearance is sponsored by the First Church of Christ Scientist. Bailey has taught at Horner Institute, Chicago Musical College, and Iowa State.

Iowa State College Coe College Arch Bailey San Francisco The Christian Science Church Cedar Rapids First Church of Christ, Scientist Kansas Bailey Horner Institute of Fine Arts Kansas City Chicago Musical College Preston School For California

Soper to Speak at St Pauls Sunday in Cedar Rapids

Dr. Edmond D. Soper emeritus professor at Garrett Biblical Institute will speak at St Pauls Methodist Cedar Rapids during the School of Missions session. Born in Japan and an authority on missions he has written several books. His talk follows a 5:30 potluck supper and hymn sing with the adult section at 6:30.

Edmond D. Soper Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston, Ill School of Missions St. Paul’s Methodist Church Cedar Rapids Japan Duke University , Divinity School Ohio Wesleyan University

Attendance Record Spiled on Honor Day

In Goldsboro North Carolina Clarence Bunn earned a pin for 12 years of Sunday school attendance but missed the honors service due to influenza. His wife and son with 12 years and his daughter with 13 years delivered the pin to him at home.

Goldsboro N.C Clarence Bunn Pleasant Hill Free Will Baptist Bunn

Plan Campaign To Keep Sunday as Day of Rest

The Lord's Day Alliance of the United States announced a nationwide drive to preserve Sunday as a day of rest and worship. Melvin M. Forney said the effort will push for legislation in 48 states and distribute a publication, The Other Side of the News, to state legislators to oppose Sunday business and activities.

New York Lord’s ‘Day Alliance of United States Melvin M. Forney Alliance

Britain Moves Many of Her Old Churches

The Central Council for the Care of Churches proposes wholesale removal of usable but unattended churches to denser areas. Moving a medieval structure costs about 70 cents per cubic foot in 1951, cheaper than new brick builds, with some risk to historic associations but preserved atmosphere and design. All Saints Camberwell and St James Hampstead Road are underway, destined for Biggin Hill and Hammersmith respectively.

London Church of England Central Council For C.C.C.C Bodley Austin Paley and Pearson All Saints Church of Camberwell St. James Hampstead Road Biggin Hill Kent Hammersmith

Roman Basilica of Trier Restored and Reconsecrated

The Trier basilica built by Romans in 310 AD has been restored and reconsecrated as a church. The ancient construction still evident in its walls along with other Roman structures in the town demonstrates enduring legacy.

Trier Germany

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Dubuque Church Richard Joseph McDonell Coggon John McDonell Campion High School Prairie du Chien Wis J. J. Roche Ralph Meyers John Herzog Edward Sullivan Clarence Kruse Martin Kruse Fort Atkinson St. Luke’s High School St. Luke’s Church St. Lucas F. L. Schuh Charles Kruse Robert Rahe Robert J. Levenhagen Near Monona St. Patrick’s Church Paul E. Levenhagen Linton Township Arthur W. Kleve Ray Kleve Calmar Festina St. Aloysius School St. Aloysius Church J. G. Schmitz Joseph Vollmecke Herbert Tegele Albert Carman St. Aloysius Parish Hall Raymond C. Herman John Herman Brandon Buchanan County Robert Levenhagen Arthur Kleve Raymond Herman Vocational Conference of Church Youth New Nazarene Church Forrest —. Whitlatch Lavina Ross Fowler Jesus Samson God Cresco Elkader McGregor Waucoma Waukon First Congregational Church Decorah Craig Whitsitt Connecticut Conference of Congregational Christian Churches Otto E. Hesla Linn Grove Home Missions Department Evangelical Lutheran Church Kenwood Presbyterian Church Church Council of Hope Lutheran Church Smil Paulsen Donald Maack James Corbin St. John’s Lutheran Church In Arlington William Belschner Robert Longmuir Highland Lutheran Church John Sollien Roald Selness Elvin Wangsness John Folken John Tessman Council of Ely Rudolph Pisarik, Jr Milo Zahradnik Deibert Lane Ross W. Childs Clarence J. Boardway Arnold Rabe Community Congregational Church Manchester Hubert Carr Francis G. Gosling Ned Richardson Marion Baptists New Marion Baptist Church Coe Dr. Soper St. Paul’s Ana Eet Science Radion Des Moines K.C West Side Bendix Britain Noelridge Baptist Church Golf Clifton Noelridge B. Myron Cedarholm Conservative Baptist Association of America Lauren Gerber the Lord Pizza House
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