Religious praise requires balance beyond church praise
Stanley Eich, a minister, warns against praising religion solely through church language and calls for a broader, more inclusive view.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
27
Stanley Eich, a minister, warns against praising religion solely through church language and calls for a broader, more inclusive view.
Opinion columns argue Iowa should reconsider its primary election system seen as failing to curb party control and political incompetence. Analysts compare it to Prohibition era misfires, noting mounting public sentiment for revision as a cautious, long term step.
A sprawling critique blames moral decay for theft and corruption. The author denounces crime, calls money a false measure of virtue, and warns that societal values must change to curb crimes from robbery to racketeering. The piece questions why honesty fails and urges reform.
A contested Farm Bureau program discussion highlights tensions between reform advocates and critics. The article covers Winder and Thorsten as key figures while detailing arguments about farm progress, social services, and the role of women in farming communities.
A stream of disjointed reminiscences recounts New York galas, Lindbergh and Heston mentions, a Ziegfeld premiere, storm sounds, and a theater routine. The writer notes crowds on Suh avenue, celebrity idols, and nightly ghost stories from an amused household.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls childhood memories and scattered scenes with references to a table crash, a person named Jeme ta Mus, and vague events at Gar het. Mixed phrases hint at memories of fear, encounters, and a possible reward notion, but concrete names and facts remain unclear.
Miss Belen M Gehl of Fillmoe and Leo B Oiting of Cascade married at Sacred Heart church in Filmore Wednesday. Rev J J Leen officiated with Melvin Gehl as best man. Relatives attended a reception at the bride's parents home. They will reside in East Cascade after a motor trip through Minnesota and the Dakotas.
Notice of dissolution for Pat tison House Company Incorporated Cedar Rapids Iowa. The core corporation ceases to exist under its articles around May 1933. Stockholders met May 29 1933 in Cedar Rapids Iowa and unanimously confirmed dissolution with officers authorized to wind up. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa June 1931. Thomas H. Tracey president Alfred W. Meyer secretary.
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