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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1937

Page

5

Lutheran speaker urges reform at Luther day rally in Iowa

Dr Walter A Mater urged spiritual reform to prevent ruin as more than 5000 Lutherans from Iowa attended services in the Memorial coliseum. Dr L F Lankenau spoke on Luther Principles Dear to Every American and Dr Ad Haentzschel addressed the evening gathering.

Walter A. Mater United States Iowa Memorial Coliseum L. F. Lankenau Napoleon Ohio Ad. Haentzschel Valparaiso Ind Missouri Synod Lutheran Atkins Belle Plaine Blairstown Cedar Rapids Bethany Trinity Iowa City Johnstown Keystone Luzerne Marengo St. Martin’s Marion Monticello Newhall Concordia St. John's van Horne Vinton

Russian diplomat highlighted in puzzle heavy with clues

A fragmented page features a cryptic crossword style reference to Karl Schäfer and a Soviet diplomat, followed by a long text on religious liberty and Lutheran schools, with Dr Ad Haentzschel and Dr Lankenau quoted on education and faith.

What is a man and the destiny of his life

A speaker urges Walther league members to deepen devotion to God and share the truth with others. He stresses balancing inner spiritual strength with up to date knowledge, meeting people on their ground, and drawing from the ancient living word for guidance.

Maier Walther League Messenger Lutheran Hour Lord Jesus Christ Walther League God St. Paul

Wife Is Tied To Family's Apron Strings Too Much

Mary Manners discusses Carrie Arrie who spends all her time with family leaving husband George with few social ties. Readers ask how to foster independence and social options while maintaining harmony within a close-knit family.

Arrie George Carrie

Advice on jealousy and steady relationships from a Miss Manners column

A reader seeks help to stop jealousy and regain a man who drifts between dates. Miss Manners counsels not to cry or beg but to stay active, date others, and appear less dependent to restore balance and attract his attention. A separate forecast urges business progress and financial stabilization for a year of growth.

Miss Manners

Promising Day Seen from Lunar and Planetary Alignments

A forecast speaks of an excellent day as major planetary configurations influence events. The outlook hints at unsealing old crystallizations and lifting limitations.

City Council Reduces Roaring Allegheny Subways

The municipal body approves budget cuts affecting transit programs and street maintenance. Officials cite tight finances and shifting priorities while outlining phased impacts on service levels and project timelines.

Theaters Present 1937 Film Lineup At Town and State

At Theaters listing Mountain Justice with Josephine Hutchinson and George Brent at Town. Back Stage with Arthur Tracy and Anne Neagle. Paramount showcases Woman Chases Man with Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea and Melody for Two with James Melton and Patricia Lis. New State presents Romeo and Juliet with Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard. Palace screens Gold Diggers of 1937 with Dick Powell and Jon Blondell and Women Are Troubled with Stuart Erwin and Florence Rice. Rialto features Two in a Crowd with Joel McCrea and Joan Bennett and Left Handed Law with Buck Jones.

Mountain Justice Josephine Hutchinson George Brent Arthur Tracy Anne Neagle Paramount Man Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea Hee James Melton Patricia Lis Palace Dick Powell Jon Blondell Stuart Erwin Florene Rice Women Are Troue Rialto Joan Bennett Buck Jones

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