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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

8

Directory of Churches and Services on Calvary Fifth and nearby avenues

A long list of church notices from Calvary Fifth Avenue at Sixth Street SW through various streets, detailing ministers, service times, Sunday schools, communion, prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, and special anniversary or baccalaureate services. Includes Immaculate Conception, St Ludmila, St Matthew's, St Patrick's, St Wenceslaus, Holiness Church, Latter Day Saints, Lutheran, First United Church of Christ, Second Christian, St John Huss, Trinity, Kenwood Park, St James, Sinclair Memorial, Stump Town Mission, Central Park, Daniels Park, Olivet, Westminster, and more with their respective addresses and times.

St. Matthew's First Avenue Twenty-fourth Street J. D. Kearns St. Patrick’s Fifth Street St. Wenceslaus Twelfth Avenue August Vojacek V J Hlubek

Religious services and schedules across several Cedar Rapids churches

A listing of church services in Cedar Rapids include Bible school and worship times at Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street SE with sermons on Human Values and a Youth program. services at 214 Seventh Street SW and 400 F Avenue NW. Bethany and Grace Church details. Episcopal Grace Church schedules with Masses. St Johns church on Nineteenth Street. Evangelical First Avenue and Third Street services. Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle at First Avenue West with tent revival at Ellis Boulevard and K Avenue featuring Evangelist William Wildman and a series titled If I were The Devil and Ruling Cedar Rapids, with nightly services at the gospel tent.

Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle First Avenue West Myron Sackett Big Gospel Tent Ellis Boulevard K Avenue Foursquare Silver Band Adolph Skersick William Wildman Cedar Rapids Gospel Tent

Two Churches Announce Sunday Services in City

Reformed parish at First to Eighth avenues and L Street SW led by Rev WiliamC Feller hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Two Ways to Walk Czech parish at Czech Second Street and Sixteenth Avenue SW governed by Rev Frank Helm ich conducts Sunday school at 9 a m and morning service at 10 with the Inspiring Look sermon and Young People C E at 6 30 p m.

Eighth Avenue L Street Wiliamc. Feller Christian Endeavor Second Street Sixteenth Avenue Frank Helmich

Holiness services listed for Uptegrove church

Ensign and Mrs H M Uptegrove preside at 1030 Seventh Street SE with a schedule of services. Sunday includes Holiness service at 11 am Sunday school 2 30 pm Young people's legion 6 30 pm and evening service at 8 pm. Weekday and public services occur Tuesday 8 pm Thursday 7 30 pm Friday 7 30 pm Saturday 8 pm.

Seventh Street Ensign H. M. Uptegrove Young People's Legion Young People's Bible

Religious Services and Classes at 121-123 Second Street NE

The Rev Francis K Ward founder and the Rev Frank H Ward superintendent announce a series of Bible classes and services at 121 123 Second Street NE. Sunday school at 9 15 a m evangelistic services every evening at 8 p m cottage prayer meeting Mondays 2 p m youth Bible classes Tuesdays 4 p m women and prayer Thursdays 1 30 p m children Bible class Thursdays 4 p m officers and teachers Bible class Thursdays 7 30 p m Helping Hand Band Friday 2 p m Peoples Third Avenue at Sixth Street SE another church hosts a school of religion special exercises at 50 a m Prof L E Garwood forum at 9 50 a m service and sermon at 11 a m The Gospel According to Charles Dickens.

Episcopal Grace Church of Our Lady of Grace Sixth Street St. John's Nineteenth Street Park Avenue Charles F Edwards Holy Communion Second Street Francis K. Ward Frank H. Ward FP. M. Smith Third Avenue Melvin L. Welke School of Religion L. E. Garwood Charles Dickens

United Brethren Sabbath Services and Classes

Sabbath school 9 45 a m lesson Jesus in the Shadow of the Cross Matthew 26 1 75 morning worship 11 00 led by Rev Goldie C Richardson at 728 Fourth avenue SE Sunday school 9 30 a m morning worship 11 00 Young peoples forum 6 00 evening lecture 8 00 subject Opening My Eyes That I May See Lessons in Truth Wednesday 8 p m Thursday 2 30 p m Prosperity lecture Friday 8 p m Meditation and silence every afternoon story hour first five nights of week

Fourth Avenue Seventh Street Jesus S.C. E Goldie C. Richardson Leader Young People's Forum

Local church notices and service times posted

First Third avenue at Second street SW. The Rev. W. Greer Mc Crory, pastor. Bible school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11. Y P Co U at 6:30 p.m. Union bac calaureate service at 7:30 for the senior class of Grant high school in the Second Christian church. Grande Avenue at Sixteenth street SE. The Rev.

First Third Avenue Second Street W. Greer McCrory

Simple and Elegant Garden Wedding in Cedar Rapids

Nancy Page writes of Lettie and a simple, tasteful Cedar Rapids wedding marked by dignity. Lettie wore white organdy with a daisies headband and two veils. the groom wore a near black double breasted sack. She saved money for lasting home beauty rather than show. A going away outfit included a sheer blue redingote with a printed underlayer. Nancy notes the leaflet on weddings and invites requests via The Gazette Copyright 1934.

Lettie Nancy Nancy Page The Cedar Rapids

Baccalaureate, Sabbath Services At Coe College

Pastor Samuel M. Morrow announces Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and public worship with baccalaureate exercises at Coe College The schedule includes a Wednesday prayer meeting at 730 p m and a Bible study session on Colossians

Samuel M. Morrow Coe College Colossians

Children s Day Observed at First Presbyterian Church

The annual Children s Day service happens this Sunday at 11 o clock instead of 9 45. The program lists Cradle Roll greetings by Mary Jane Krumholtz and Mary Frances Miller, recitations by Barbara Carruthers and others, songs, Bible verses, and departmental presentations featuring Miss Elizabeth Melbere and Miss Theresa Nase with junior and primary departments performing.

First Presbyterian Church Cradle Roll Mary Jane Krumholtz Mary Frances Miller Barbara Carruthers Maryer Long Jesus The Department John Brownlee Dan Cross Jane Hickenlooper Bone Susan Moon Mary Ellen Davenport Lila Marie French Clay Phillips John Brumholtz Jean Pohlbusch Jimmie Elizabeth Melbere Theresa Nase Herbert Penningroth Bob Taylor Boss

Menus and Recipes for Salmon Salad Loaf Dinner

A luncheon menu lists Salmon Salad Bread Butter Plum Sauce and Dinner dishes including Chicken Loaf with Mushroom Sauce Escalloped Turnips Biscuits Plum Jam Chocolate Nut Cookies Coffee. The text provides detailed steps and measurements for Chicken Loaf and sauce, plus mushroom sauce, batter, and baking directions, ending with a nutty cookie method and oven timing.

Pre-emptive bids in contract bridge and a notable hand

A New York Bridge club example shows how a four spades pre emptive bid can secure a contract by leveraging a long trump suit and camouflaging weakness. West correctly doubles to punish overbidding while declarer must plan the play, including a diamond finesse, to fulfill the contract despite a favorable yet risky layout.

New York South West East Hearts

Ogden Bank Marks Fiftieth Anniversary Record

The City State bank of Ogden, linked to Merchants National bank of Cedar Rapids, celebrated fifty years with a flawless deposit record. It holds $75,000 capital and surplus. Bank president W. M. Rosen and vice-president cashier H. L. Bass led the institution.

City State Bank of Ogden Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids W. M. Rosen H. L. Bass

Baccalaureate Service Honors Local Graduates at First Christian

The First Christian Church will honor Washington and Grant high school graduates in a 7 45 p m baccalaureate service in the church auditorium. Other graduates and interested youths are invited. Parents of graduates will be special guests as the choir provides music and Rev Blaine selects the sermon topic.

The First Christian Church Washington and Grant Blaine

Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS NBC Music Hour lineup

A dense page lists hourly radio programming across NBC CBS and affiliated stations with acts like Fata Waller German band Nat Shilkret and many orchestras. Entries include WJZ WEAF WLW WENR and various cross network chains with venues and performers.

NBC WJZ Chain Fata Waller CBS WABCO WMT Fray and Braggiotti CBB WABC Nat Shilkret Frey@ Gibbons MBC WEAF WOC WHO WLW WMAG Z Wenr Morten Downey Himber WBBM WCCO Saxon Hayton Tim Ryan W47 Manhattan Serenaders Harn WJZ Elder Michaux Madrinners Weaf Wines Childs Orch One_ man's family Russo Orch Denny Orch Gray Orch Tommy Harris Willson Orch Sosnick Orch Hoffman Orch

Graduates hear Hyten address themed Awake In A Modern World

The ceremony features Hyten speaking to the graduating class with the address Awake In A Modern World. Senior students must bring caps and gowns to the church basement social rooms fifteen minutes before the service. Student committee leaders Marjorie Lois March and Ellen Frances Basley organize the event.

Hyten Marjorie Lois March Ellen Frances Basley

Scott McIntyre Bonds At $230 Premium For Center Point School

The Scott McIntyre company bids Rajnibee per cent bonds paying 8 premium one era ites to fund gymnasium and classroom additions at Center Point school. Carleton Beh of Des Moines White Phillips of Davenport and the Center Point and Walker Bank and Trust company were bidders.

Scott McIntyre Company Carleton Beh Company Des Moines White Phillips Davenport Center Point Walker Bank and Trust Company

Mission Play Feature Of Second Christian Children Day Plans

A missionary play Brave Wings highlights the Second Christian church Children’s Day program at 9am. Directed by Harriette Struve and Ju Ma Davis, the event includes musical features and a missionary review by Rev. I E Linkletter, with a long cast list and village scenes.

Second Christian Church Harriette Struve Ju- Ma Davis I. E. Linkletter Golden Sunbeam Ethel Campbell Davis True Blue Mabel Gordon Leonard Lyle Puller Ernest Bush Leslie Hoskin Brave Wings Mei-Ling Gladys Bush Yang-Ti James Concannon Ya-Koh Jack Stinkletter Yo- Han Elza’ Curtis Jesse Curtis John Wooden Gordon Wooden Maitland Harry Blanche Concannon Frank Davis Walter Lake Ruth Hoskin Alberta Hoskin Elaine Curtis Teddy Stevenson J. EB. Linketter

Grant Baccalaureate Service To Be Held Sunday

The Grant high school graduating class will have a baccalaureate service Sunday at 7 30 p m at Second Christian church with most west side churches taking part Dr Ermil B Frye of Trinity Methodist church will preach on Upward Through the Night Music by Second Christian choir directed by Harry Concannon with Lois Wooden pianist and by Rev W C Feller soloist The program includes a piano prelude confirmations of hymns and prayers with greetings from churches and a hymn My Soul Be On Thy Guard followed by the sermon and benediction

Grant High School Second Christian Church West Side Ermil B. Frye Trinity Methodist Church Second Christian Choir Harry Concannon Lois Wooden W. C. Feller G. McCrory Wore Iler L. Baumaariner Pt “I. Wikle al E Linklett Pred Kluss Grantnis Dr. Ermil Bymn O. T. Enquist

Second Christian To Hold Earlier Service

Second Christian church begins its summer schedule with church school at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 10 a.m. This Sunday features a Children’s Day program and a missionary play "Brave Wings" followed by communion. Union evening services will be hosted with west side churches.

Second Christian Church West Side

Annual Meeting Peoples Church Will Be Monday

The Peoples Church annual meeting will be held Monday evening after a 6 o'clock supper in the church parlors. Reports from various organizations will be presented and three new trustees will be elected.

Peoples Church The

Refrigerator Car Fight Of Interest To Local Concerns

Local shippers and cooperatives in northeastern Iowa face a pending Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on private leased refrigerator cars for butter eggs poultry and other farm products. The dispute pits small co operatives and packers against railroads backed by the American Railway Association over allowing only large firms to lease cars. The outcome could raise costs and affect market access for Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy Earth Produce and Blue Valley Dairy and similar entities.

Interstate Commerce Commission Cedar Rapids Co-operative Dairy The Earth Produce Company Blue Valley Dairy Western Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission Shippers Private Car Protective Association

Senior High Club Of St. Pauls To Hold Services

The Senior High club of St. Pauls Siadunten plans a fall service at Ellis Park Rose Garden Sunday. Members meet at the church at 5 30 with cars provided. Betty Whipple Virginia Terrall Janet Thomas Helen Edgar and Miss Lucille Reynolds head the picnic supper committee. Darold Jack will lead the service with a song, trumpet solo Glenn Skersick, a farewell address by Howard McLaughlin and a talk by Dr A A Brooks.

St. Paul's Siadunten Aeir Group Rose Garden Ellis Park Betty Whipple Virginia Terrall Janet Thomas Helen Edgar Lucille Reynolds Darold Jack Glenn Skersick Howard McLaughlin Theodore Brooks A. A. Brooks

Questionable Morality and Famous Siblings in Elite Thought

The piece discusses the limits of science in answering moral questions and how social order can override individual rights. It cites Napoleon Bonaparte and his brother Joseph to illustrate perpetual irritation at being less regarded. Arthur Murray is quoted on men who claim they can dance with others but not their wives, arguing such claims imply broader dance incapacity.

Petence

Intelligent test offer through Wells and Gazette readers

A newspaper notice promotes an intelligence test called Intellize offered at cost through Albert E. Wisesam, care of The Coast Rapids Gazette. The ad claims psychologists aided its creation and requests a stamped envelope and ten cents for delivery.

Josephine Culbertson Sue Bat Wieam

Efficient Democracy and the True Model of Citizenship

The piece argues that rotten politics stem from grafting politicians, not good citizens. It cites William H. Allen and his Efficient Democracy, claiming citizens must actively push for efficient government. Those with good character who abdicate power enable grafters who seek offices and public funds.

William H. Allen Heelerx Talus

Sinclair Memorial to Have Baccalaureate Services

Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian church on Twelfth avenue at Ninth street SE hosts baccalaureate services Sunday at 7 30 p.m. A solo by Mrs Jessie McCosh of Golden Colorado and another by Robert Harmon a Washington high graduate are featured. The Rev August Cramer will preach Flourishing Like a Palm Tree.

Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian’ Church Twelfth Avenue Ninth Street SE Jessie McCosh Golden, Colo Robert Harmon Washington High August Cramer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Terchess Baptist Calvary Fifth Avenue E. F. Austin B.Y P Second Avenue Twelfth Street Russell F. Judson Church School Assembly Alwilda Eberhart Judson Margaret Bernstorf Fifth and Sixth Avenues J. W. Collins Allen Endeavor League W. H. Ogleton Manarch Catholic Holiness Church Third Street A. J. Stokes Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sohol Hall Levi Pennington Church Lutheran Betthany Missouri Synod English Lutheran Mark J. Steege Trinity — Missouri Synod Fourteenth Street P. L. Bornhoeft Mission Sunday Julius A. Deckman O. Schulz John Timm Walther Trinity School Tenth Street John J. Gent Followers of the Nazarene Luther League Harold Anderson Augsburg Saron O. T. Engquist Christian Science Church of Christ, Scientist Second Avenue SE Paramount Theater Christian Blaine Hyten Loyalty Christian Endeavor Zoung Charlettan Endeavor C. E Methodist St. Paul's Epworthian Post League John Huss First Street Fourteenth Avenue C. W. Harrop Epworth League Trinity Ermil * Frye It Bene Veroniten Bee Taon Dea Frye Kenwood Park Thirty-third Street George W. McConkey St. James—Ellis Boulevard Avenue NW Homer A. Crumb Presbyterian Sinclair Memorial Ninth Street Stumptown Mission Robert Little Young People's Fellowship Camp Huaga Bever Park Big Pavilion Central Park B Avenue Seventeenth Street George Korteling Stuart Paterson Daniels Park A Mont- Romery Pastor Bible School Laboratory of Life Christian Endeavor Meeting Olivet B Avenue EJ Wykle Book of Life E. Winslow Brown R. Ferguson Christian Endeavor Society Westminster Third and Bever Avenues J Renwick McCullough Alexander Kaminsky Daniel Poling Church of the Brethren Galen T. Lehman Church of Christ Church of the Nazarene F Avenue NW E EB. Russell Washington Avenue Nelson C Dreier Bethany SE. Wright L. Baumgartner Tree of Trees Union Second Christian Salvation Army Sunshine Mission Unitarian United Brethren Unity Center United ‘Presbyterian Florence la Ganke First Presbyterian Mrs Alexander George Sere Baba Steere Bose Ogden Bank WEAP Excon Petri Alloa Major Bowes Mormon Choir Richord Tnbc Gould and Shefter Chicaco U. Round Table Weap Chain Mary” Small Weap Wooc-Ho Omninsky Ussg Mildred “Dilling EAP Woc-Who Gene Arnold South Sea Islanders Witch Earth Murray Abram Chasins Grace Hayes Wz Chain WNT Meredite Woc-Who WMAQ Carson Robison Padew Symphony Weaf Basrnee Concert Orch Ben Connally Buffalo Varieties Cpa Clark WJZ Wenr Oregon Sylvan Tony Wons KMOX Chicago Choir Weaf Chain Wheeler Orch Wbbm Catenee Ibrabé Saue Woco- Who Paris WJ4 Our Schools Fittschurch Symphony Chain WABO Mme Gitta Gradova Previnorck Nick Lucas Warwick Sisters Brihove Excle Jimmi Durante WoOo- Vole’ of Columbia Ed Lewry Carel Dells Spitalny Orch Irving Berlin Revelera WLM Wfaa Hoffmayr Arch Victor Herbert Helen Hayes Nat Shilkret WM&Q_ WOC-WHO Eapers Ennio Bolosnini Busse Orch Len Kyrd Woco Pollock Orch Ttc Johnny Johnson Lunceford Orch Red Nichols WAT Gov. Ritchie Echoe Ita Stars Wochines Orch Lucas Orch Dance Orch Russell Orch Scott McIntyre Boys Grant St. Paul’s N. W. McGee Superintendent of Public Instruction Iowa Vey Allen Anthony Adverse Napoleon Bonaparte Joseph Arthur Murray Mill Creek Lake Hotel Roosevelt
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