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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1932
Page
2
The International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for Oct 16 emphasizes home training and parental influence on the next generation. It cites Proverbs 22 6 and notes differences in child development, urging study, restraint, and kindness as Jesus did with children. Services listed include morning worship and midweek meetings led by A A Long.
The churches on Calvary Fifth Avenue and other streets announce varied services. Rev. E F Austin leads Sunday school and rally day. Lone Willow hosts 2:30 pm worship. Rev Russell F Judson presides over homecoming with a 10 45 am service and music by Prof Joseph Kitchin. Midweek, choir practice and sermons. other churches list Bible study prayer and evening evangelistic services with themes like The Compassion of Jesus and The Road to Emmaus.
The column lists multiple churches with addresses and service times. Immaculate Conception on Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE announces pastoral staff and weekend hours. St Laurentius on Twenty Seventh Avenue and Second Street SW shows weekend mass times. St Patrick’s at First Avenue and Fifth Street W notes Sunday masses and weekday hours. St Matthew’s on First Avenue NE lists services and confessions. St Wenceslaus on Twelfth Avenue at Fifth Street SE provides pastor and daily mass times with Saturday confession slots.
The Rev Blaine Hyten leads the First Avenue SE church with evening service at 7 30 p m Sermon The Consecrated Life The Second Church on Third Avenue at Sixth Street SW features morning worship at 10 50 with sermon Evening Guests and church school at 9 45 a m C E at 6 30 p m led by the Rev I E Linkletter
Services held at 1242 Second Avenue every Sunday at 11 am with the topic Are Sin Disease and Death Real. Sunday school at 9 45 am and Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm. Reading rooms open daily 9 30 am to 5 30 pm except Sunday at 518 Paramount theater building.
The Church Of The Brethren on Fourth Avenue at Twelfth Street SE posts Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. and a sermon at 11 by John I Diehl of Iowa City. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. by D E Miller and midweek service at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday.
The Rev. E. E. Russell presides at Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Worship and sermon 10:45. N. Y. P. 8. meets at 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m. Prayer and praise Thursday 7:30 p.m.
The Bethany church on 1300 Sixth Street NW presents a schedule with Rev Wright leading morning worship at 11 and a 6:30 candle service. Evening service follows at 7:30 with a midweek session on Wednesday at 7:30. Special music at 10:55 features choir performances. Deputy Willard Gibbs directs youth devotional efforts and Martha and Mary is the midweek subject.
The Rev. Charles Edwards, rector, leads Holy Communion at 8 AM and mentions a school session at 10 AM on Juneteenth Street and IG Avenue SE.
The Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle at 609 First Avenue W invites with Enday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 with sermon by Rev. Sidney Correll of Kenosha on Six Essentials of Soul Winning. Crusader service at 6:30 every evening except Monday. Correll also at 7:30 with sermon Live As You Please.
The Rev. Ric leads Trinity Missouri Synod on Third Avenue with English service at 11 and German at 9:30. Sunday school at 10, voter meeting at 2, home meetings Wednesday at 2:30. Walther leagues meet Thursday mornings. USCA and Saron Second gather atThird Street SE for worship and sermons. Morning worship at 11 with communion and “Communion Meditation” sermon. Luther leagues at 6:30. Evening services include “The Parable of the Talents” and “Using Our …”
Methodist on First Street hosts morning worship at 11 with Sunday school at 10 and a children’s service resuming. Epworth League at 6:30 and evening service at 7:30 with the pastor’s theme Light in the Darkness. St Paul’s on Third Avenue SE lists 9:45 Sunday school, 11 sermon Thirty-two A. D. 1932 A. D, and 6:30 Epworth League. Trinity on Third Avenue SW and Fifth Street SW offers 9:45 Sunday school, 11 morning worship, 7:30 midweek, and choir Friday. Kenwood Park at 302 Thirty-third Street NE serves worship at 11 with The Cold Disciple, Young People, and Union service at 7:30. Midweek meetings set for 7:30.
The Rev. Joseph Bacere is pastor at St George on Seventh Street at Sixth Avenue SE. Mass is celebrated at St John-Baptist Syrian Orthodox with the Rev. Thomas N. Abodeely as pastor and Mass at 9 a.m.
The notice lists a college student discussion club meeting at 6 p.m. in a venue on Third Avenue at Sixth Street SE with Rev. Melvin L. Welke as minister.
Central Parke Avenue area near Sev enteenth Street described with limited readable details. The fragment notes a placement or location reference without clear events or actions.
The Rev Frank Hel leads Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m with services on First Eight avenues at L street SW. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m followed by morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled The Sermon in Galilee. The Rev William C Feller is pastor. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and practice is Thursday at 7 p m.
The Seventh Day Adventist church at 3424 First Avenue East lists Rev. Stemple White as pastor. Sabbath services are held weekly with Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m. and preaching later. A Wednesday 7:30 p.m. prayer and Bible study session is scheduled, with a Sunday 7:30 p.m. special meeting featuring the topic The Greatest and Most Glorious Come Back in all History and How it Will Affect Cedar Rapids. Special music announced.
Spiritualist events announced for Mrs Georgia Tidd with lectures at 8 pm on Tuesday and 2 30 pm on Wednesday at Pythian hall First Avenue NE. Additional circle gathering at 2 30 pm Thursday at Mrs Tidd's home on First Avenue NE.
The Rev Frank H Ward assistant superintendent leads evening services at 7 30 with Bible readings at 9 75 on Sundays A Sunday school is held at 3 pm and activities for Young ladies on Monday and for Women on Tuesday with 4 pm start times
The Rev L Dun can pastors at Fourth avenue SE First-Seventh United Brethren church. Sunday services begin with a 9 45 a m prelude and 11 o clock divine worship with the sermon Salt Wells and Lighting Plants. First quarterly business meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Healing meeting at 2 30 p m with lecture titled Gods Way of Weurne Auxiliary meeting Tuesday at 8 p m Teacher training Wednesday at 7 p m with special study at 8 p m National conversation class at 2 p m daily Lessons in Truth class for business methods Friday at 7 p m Prosperity lecture at 8 p m Story hour for children five afternoons daily at 5 and room open 9 a m to 5 p m daily
Walter R. Hutchinson announced that former Senator James A. Reed will speak at 9 p.m. Monday in Des Moines instead of 8 p.m. The remarks defending the Democratic party will be carried by NBC CBS networks with WMT Waterloo Bronx City and WOC WHO Des Moines Davenport stations. The change follows the discovery the earlier hour was unavailable on air.
Seventy five people attended the picnic supper served by the woman's auxiliary of the Railway Mail association and the joint meeting at which Mr Collins spoke at Moose hall.
Florence La Ganke reports wedding notices for Ann James Roe being engraved. The marriage is announced of Mrs. Philip Andrew James and Lane Desmond Roe with a single attendant chosen by Ann.
An intimate ceremony shows the bride being given away by her uncle. Seated beside the bride, relatives include cousins and the aunt and uncle of the groom, with the bride's son present among the attendees.
One of the largest Coe Parents Day events, a faculty reception for students and parents, will be held this weekend in the men's gym recreation room from 8 to 10. Hosts include President and Mrs. Gage, Deans Stookey Bell and Kremers, with Mrs. Geiger and others helping at the refreshment table. Music will be provided by a choir directed by Joseph Kitchin.
Olive Monson and Jewell Monson hosted a wedding shower for Dorothy Vaughn before her marriage to Milford Caviness in Rock Island Illinois. Gifts, pastel table decor and refreshments accompanied card games with prizes won by Hazel Dietrich Edith Smith Ann Dobrovsky and N B Caviness. Attendees included Merle Rice Dessie McBride Ruth Windhurst Jean Monson Margaret Vaughn Shirley Smith Olive Monson and many Caviness Vaughn Dobrovsky and Monson family members.
Mrs Sheldon Fillenworth hosted a Friday evening surprise party at 2008 Bever avenue for her husband. Guests included Metropolitan Life Insurance manager F J Manning and eighteen local staff, with out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Gail Pillenworth Miss Esther Edwards and Miss Luberta Stone from Iowa City. Bridge games awarded prizes to Claude Van Ness and Harold Mullaley.
Beta Phi Alpha pledges hosted a tea for sorority students at Coe College campus in Beta Belfry rooms on Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Bell dean of women and Miss Marian Clark president of the active chapter presided at the tea table.
Miss Adeline M. Machacek daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Machacek of Marion and Malcolm Andrew son of Mr and Mrs W B Andrew of Alburnett united in marriage by Rev E R Mc Clelland at Calvary Evangelical church parsonage Waterloo on October 6 at 1130 am They are Alburnett high school graduates and will reside on a farm four and one half miles north of Alburnett where Mr Andrew has worked for a year witnesses included Mrs Charles Schuch of Aiea
The Daughters of Deborah met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs H Martinek for a brief business session. Five hundred and Elekar prizes and consolation prizes were awarded. Refreshments were served by Lillian Kucera Irene Primrose and Edith Christianson.
Miss Marie Weaver hosted the Bridgette club’s inaugural gathering at 917 Second Street EW on Friday night. Prizes were awarded to Helen Vanous Estelle Conley and Maxine Paar for games played.
Monticello announces the annual junior class play Ace High to be produced under Miss Opal Porter. The cast includes Parker Jones Clarence Seedorf Catherine Jones Lorette Specht Gladys Bud Kit Gerald Schoon Elmer Kauffmann Patton and Bernard Ohe in the butler role.
The Fayette unit names officers with Mrs Sperry serving as co president and Mrs Edge as second vice in a detailed election at the post meeting.
Two national board members of the American Association of University Women spoke to 65 Cedar Rapids members at the Crystal Room Hotel Montrose. Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Waters discussed federation growth, fellowships, and the importance of the legislative committee amid possible educational funding cuts.
Dear Miss Manners addresses a reader who recalls a tale of beauty and longing, noting a society figure named Jean and a former lover Frank. The letter discusses social courtesies, gifts, and the balance of charm with intellect in relationships.
A reader describes a love triangle with Jen and a batty partner who betrayed trust by courting a friend. Miss Manners urges addressing the friend, sharing the concerns, and offering a chance to correct rumors if the claims cannot be proven.
Harry J. Johnson, assistant city attorney, informs police that taxicabs driven by Francis Miller and Charles Mathews are barred from operation due to revoked insurance. State bureau suspends licenses for Ed Kotaska indefinitely, Joseph Spina indefinitely, Harry Brown Jr for one year, Clarence Warner six months, H. Buchan indefinitely, John Willner indefinitely, and Lloyd Elson two months.
Mrs. H. Lee is visiting at the home of Mrs. B. Lutes located at 1617 B avenue northeast.
Hans Hansen 31 itinerant cook arrested at a shelter for jobless men in Omaha after confessing to thefts from mail pouches in five points in South Dakota and one in Iowa. He also admitted forging and cashing government checks and cashing a $16 check in Kadoka SD. Authorities say the thefts occurred in South Dakota and one in Iowa. He was arrested on a tip from Pierce County Nebraska authorities.
The document presents the Iowa State Savings Bank financial statement detailing total assets and liabilities. It lists real estate loans, cash on hand, and summaries of deposits and credits, signed by bank officers including president and cashier.
Summary of balance sheet items for American Trust and Savings Bank in 1932 including assets totaling 2,572,473.87 and profits and dividends. Notes list real estate holdings, cash, and miscellaneous assets with figures such as 305,000.00 and 387,469.06, alongside reserves and paid dividends.
State of Iowa Linn County ss We B Haynes cashier Levis cashier of Paso Savings Bank certify the foregoing statement presents the bank's condition to the best of our knowledge. Total assets 113,141.86 and total liabilities 113,141.86 with noted cash items and reserves.
In Jacksonville AP report, Arthur Maillefert's death in a prison sweatbox is linked to former Captain George Courson and Guard Solomon Higginbotham on trial for murder. Prosecution witness James L. Travis describes brutal guards and punishment tied to stool pigeons, noting Maillefert was found strangled in the sweatbox.
Republican leaders struggled to unite behind a mayoral nominee with Tammany backing. Options included former Manhattan borough president Joseph V. McKee and Queens official George A. Harvey, but both declined. Mayor James J. Walker had resigned. McKee pledged budget cuts while opposing broad civil service raises as talks continued.
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