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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
26
A roundup of weekly worship schedules across multiple city churches. It lists pastors such as Rev George W Bell and Rev Richard V Clearwaters, with service times for Sunday school, morning worship, evangelistic services, and evening programs. Also notes revival series, catechetical talks, and midweek Bible studies among various congregations.
Six churches report mass times and services. Rev J J Evans preacher schedule at Sixth street Fifth and Sixth avenues SE. Immaculate Conception services led by Monsignor Molloy and assistants with masses at 6, 8, 9:15 and 10:30 am. St Ludmila’s Masses 7 and 9 am weekdays 8 15 am. St Matthew’s Mass 7 30 and 9 30 am weekdays 7 am. St Patrick’s Masses Sunday 6 7 45 9 and 10 30 am weekdays 8 am. St Wenceslaus Masses 6 8 10 am weekdays 7 and 8 15 am. Confessions vary by parish.
Community church listings detail Sunday services at 11am with a lesson on Mortals and Immortals, Sunday school at 9 45am, and midweek meetings. multiple churches including First Church of Christ Scientist, Church of the Brethren, Church of God, Nazarene, and Congregational share times and guest speakers across avenues and streets.
Free Methodist church at 6 Avenue and Eighth Street NW offers Sunday school at 945 am and an afternoon class meeting after. Evening service is at 730 pm led by Randall Great. Interdenominational Church at Fifth Avenue and Third Street SW lists A J Stokes as pastor with morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 2 pm, old fashioned gospel preaching at 730 pm, and an Thursday 730 pm prayer and testimony meeting.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints invites all members to a 3 p.m. business meeting at Sohol hall on the second floor located at 315 Third street SE. Members are urged to attend.
Lutheran churches in several cities list Sunday worship times sermons school sessions and special events. The Rex P L Bornhoeft Cedar Rapids Atkins and other pastors lead services with sermons such as The Folly of Unbelief and The True Standard of Life. Other items include Christ an image shown, Thanksgiving services, youth groups, and evening pageants.
A compiled schedule lists multiple churches across avenues and streets with ministers, service times, Bible schools, and special events. Highlights include sermons like The Gift of God and Things You Cannot Buy, youth groups, elder meetings, midweek prayer, and lectures at Unity Center and various parishes.
Listings show multiple churches with service times Sunday schools at 9 10 a m worship at 10 11 am and 3 pm for home aged women services for youth and families at various locations including 1st 8th avenues and streets SW and NE SE. Leaders include Rev Samuel Ramaker and Rev Frank Helmich with Adjutant H M Uptegrove directing youth and holiness meetings.
The Sunshine Mission at 121 123 Second Street NE led by Rev Francis K Ward and Rev Frank H Ward offers Sunday services 9 15 am Bible classes 3 pm evangelistic service and 7 30 pm weekly evenings. Programs include Cottage prayer meetings Monday 2 pm Junior Bible class Tuesday 4 15 pm Young People Bible class Tuesday 7 30 pm Mothers' Bible class Thursday 1 30 pm prayer session Thursday 7 30 pm Bible class and 1 30 pm Helping Hand Friday. Also on Peoples Trail avenue at Sixth Street SE Rev Melvin L Welke conducts religious school and forum with 10 am service 11 am America Awakens and Young Peoples Religious Union at 7 30 pm.
The United Brethren church on Fourth Avenue at Seventh Street SE offers morning worship at 9 45 am with a sermon by Prof How Ward Y PSCE and an evening service at 6 30 pm.
Bible school at 945 am led by Rev Samuel Morrow. Public worship at 11 am with sermon Applied Christianity. Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 pm on The Christian Home. On First Third avenue at Second street SW Rev W Greer McCrory conducts Bible school 945 am. Morning worship 11 am. Sermon A Christ-conscious People. YPCA 630 pm Evening worship 730 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 pm.
A family and youth service is planned for Friday at 7 30 p.m. at First Reformed Church on Eighth Avenue and L Street SW. The Rev. John C Hornung superintendent of home missions will present stereopticon views of the lake regions of England and Scotland.
The Rev Dr George W Dunlap, a 28 year Philippine missionary for the Presbyterian church, will begin as pastor of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church this Sunday. He succeeds Rev E Winslow Brown who joined Westminster Presby terian. Dr Dunlap, born in Springville and a former Coe College athlete, plans sermons on self inspection and the missionary message. He and his wife De Vee Taylor Dunlap returned to the United States in April with two children, A Taylor Dunlap and Lorena May Dunlap, and reside at 316 Seventeenth street.
The week of special mission services at St. Matthew's Church conducted by Rev. Father Francis Lyons will conclude Sunday at 2 30 p m with solemn devotion. Rev. Father Lyons will lead the service and Cedar Rapids area pastors will attend. Rev. Father J D Kearn invites all to attend.
Otis Downey and Walter Buckallew pled not guilty in district court to larceny of domestic fowls. Bond set at $500 each. Downey was arrested after deputies found shot chickens near Ely road. Buckallew was arrested in connection with the incident.
Dr D Osborn reports baldness is largely hereditary. He notes pattern baldness is dominant in men and recessive in women, likening it to horn inheritance in certain sheep and deer. Women with thick hair may still pass baldness to their sons.
A reader asks how to pursue a married man who seems devoted to his wife. Miss Manners replies that the man is wise and the reader foolish, and warns against reviving a relationship that should die.
Eleanor finds joy in hours away as Frank cares for twins Jill and Jack. He notes their distinct actions and appetites, with Jill demanding bottle first and Jack dutifully patient. A leaflet on layette preparation is promoted for prospective mothers.
After a two day trial in Iowa the jury found Clement Bresnahan not guilty on the charge of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in the death of CCC youth Robert Gocke. The truck collision occurred near Waukon and the court reported a three hour deliberation.
In a Mediterranean intrigue, Paul Chicotin plots to blow up Wildburn's yacht with a secret dispatch. The midnight effort fails and a flat in Juan-les-Pins is wrecked at 3:15, killing or destroying all occupants and triggering a scramble of blame and revelation among Mer milliard, Baron de Brett, and Perrisol.
A collision wrecked several small buildings within forty yards and left a saloon car at the entrance torn apart with metal and upholstery scattered across the road. A mournful note in French mourns the loss of “Chicotin.”
At Warm Springs Georgia two mules named Hop and Tugwell stand on President Roosevelts farm Hop is described as over ambitious and hard working while Tugwell is praised as the better worker Otis Moore the farm manager jokes about trading the mules to ease the load during Roosevelts Thanksgiving visit
In 1925 Coe College debaters defeated the Cambridge England team. Team members included Warren Kehn John P. Vincent Vernon McIlraith Michael Ramsey Geoffrey Lloyd and Patrick Devlin. William Christie injured from a fall on a ladder used between corn cribs. Myron Reid and daughter Margaret headed to California for winter in Sacramento. Du Pont Manual of Louisville beat Washington High Tigers 34 to 6 to avenge last year.
The Holy Name Dramatic club staged Heirs at Law and A Handsome Cap at Scotus hall today marking a new start. George P. Witwer returned from a long trip to Havana and New York. Col W G Dows will travel to Boston for the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven. The water works trustees awarded a contract to install a pump at the water station capable of pumping 8 million gallons daily at an estimated cost of $20 000.
Two workers J W Milligan and J H Richards were severely injured when the scaffold at the new Swedish Lutheran church collapsed from a height of twenty five feet. In Iowa history firemen officers were elected at Des Moines with E I Alderman as treasurer and E E Parsons re elected recording secretary. Marion residents dominate the list with W W Hamilton named eminent commander of Apollo commandery K T while Dr John Hamilton became generalissimo and R T Forbes captain general. Zika and Dieman were named senior and junior warden respectively.
Elberon school seventh graders Dale Ulch and Dee Postolka will represent the town in the Tama county spelling contest at Clutter on November 20. Alternates are Richard Kesl and Ray Struve.
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