59th Annual Conference Opens for Iowa Unitarians
The 59th annual Iowa Unitarian Association conference begins Monday evening at Peoples church Cedar Rapids with Rev. Melvin L. Welke hosting and Rev. Ralph E. Bailey of Milwaukee speaking on Religious Beliefs and Clifford's Law. Sessions run through Wednesday with lectures on Unitarianism and foreign missions plus luncheons and tours.
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Iowa Unitarian Association
Eoples
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Melvin L. Welke
Arthur Markley Judy
Georgia
Mercer University
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Harrodsburg
Jefferson City
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry J. Adlard
First Unitarian Church
Sioux City
Lon R. Call
Chicago
Western Unitarian Conference
Women’s Alliance
Commonwealth Apartments
Dexter
Assembly
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Germany
Hague
Carnegie Endowment
Charles R. Joy
American Unitarian Association
Evans A. Worthley
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Church
Joy
Dr. Joy
Unitarian Laymen’s League
The
Young People’s Religious Union
Christian Register
Unitarian Ministerial Union
Boston
Harvard
Harvard Divinity School
Andover
Portland
Pittsfield
Mass
Tes Mass
Lowell, Ass
Robert Murray Pratt
First Unitarian Church of
Keokuk
Iowa Unitarian Conference
Sixth Street SE
Cistern at Table in 17th Century English Dining
A large cistern formed part of well-appointed 17th century English dining rooms where diners rinsed dishes at the table, reflecting period table service and kitchen-to-table practices.
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England
United Lutherans Plan Meeting Here
The First Lutheran church hosts the annual United Lutheran church in Iowa conference on Oct. 26 and 27 with pastors and delegates from over thirty towns. The program includes a banquet led by toastmaster Rev. Dr. J. H. Dawson and reports from delegates to the U L C A convention in Columbus Ohio.
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Henry H. Scherer
United Lutheran Church In
Iowa
United Lutheran Church In America
J. H. Dawson
Des Moines
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Blancke
Newton
A. B. Schwertz
I . A Lasher
H. H. Schere
M. A. Seteneneen
H. Blancke
D. D
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G. B. Arbaugh
Carthage College
Babem
Acp
Erence
George Parker
W. S. Dysinger
Mt. Mercy Homecoming Observed On Oct. 25
Solemn high mass at 10 opens homecoming day at Mount Mercy. Rev. H. J. Long of Columbia College speaks at luncheon. Academy Players perform two one act plays at 2. Mount Mercy seniors host alumnae at tea, Benediction at 5 closes the day.
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Mount Mercy
H. J. Long
Columbia College
Academy
Sunshine Mission hosts Bible study and mission conference
Sunshine Mission begins a week long Bible study and missionary conference running from Tuesday to Sunday October 25. Notable speakers include Rev H M Shuman New York City Rev Dr R R Brown Omaha Rev C R Deibler Borneo and Dr J Oliver Buswell Wheaton College president leading sessions and expositions with recordings of Deiblers headhunter knives demonstration and Dyak conversion tales.
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Sunshine Mission
Bible and Missionary Conference
H. M. Shuman
New York City
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
R. R. Brown
Omaha
Omaha Gospel Tabernacle
C. R. Deibler
Borneo
J. Oliver Buswell
Wheaton, Ill
Wheaton College
New York Times
Mr. Deibler
Christ
Shuman
Deibler
Brown
Deiber
Buswell
University of Minnesota
McCormick Seminary
University of Chicago
Perseverance Presbyterian Church of
Milwaukee
Grace Reform Church of
Brooklyn
DeMolay Install Master Councilor in Cedar Rapids
Robert J. Kolarik was installed master councilor of Cedar Rapids chapter No. 10 DeMolay at the Masonic hall. Installing officers included KE Burmeister and M. E. Buchanan with a panel of forty past masters dedicated by Fred J. Witousek. The event featured a dedicatory talk praising Dr. C. H. Cogswell and listed fifty past masters with dates from 1920 to 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kolarik
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Hall
KE. K. Burmeister
Legion of Honorman
M. E. Buchanan
M. H. Douglas
N. G. Young
William Engle
Earl Hallenbeck
Fred J. Witousek
Witousek
C. H. Cogswell
DeMolay
Bertrand Turgeon
Leon C. Hasek
W. H. Henning
E. W. J. Kurth
Iowa Old Age Pensions Cut Relief Load Across Counties
A Des Moines report says Iowa's old age pension program shifted about 9,600 people from relief to pensions statewide, based on a 32 percent transfer in 68 counties. Polk County alone moved 1,261 pensioners off relief, surpassing 52 percent of its relief cases. Eastern Iowa counties follow with similar trends as totals rise.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Polk County
Polk
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Evangelical Foreign Missions
E. Burdette Backus
R. K. Beatty
Davenport
Laurance Plank
Neb
Charles E. Snyder
Henry H. Griffiths
T. Max Foster
G. M. Berryhill
Clara Switzer
Mary Eloise Anderson
Esther Krabbenhoff
Lulu Engleman Welty
George Claassen
Ralph E. Bailey
Hall-Ekfelt
United Lutherans Plan
First Lutheran Church
Mt. Mercy
Oxford
ETS Wool
Jt.c.penney Company
Sunshine Mission Sponsors
Bible Study and Missionary Conference
Rev
A. L. Jones
C. B. Whelpley
A. E. Dickeson
M. H. Douglass
A. H. Mayberry
R. O. Eyles
A. J. Danziger
D. K. West
F. W. Young
R. L. Slade
M. H. Mickel
C. F. Ely
William Sherlock
J. A. Dvorak
J. W. Stephen
M. C. Buchanan
J. B. Heskett
R. S. Snyder
DeMolay Grand Council For
Idaho
Mothers’ Auxiliary
J. J. Kolarik
Anash
J. A. DuBois
Iowa Daily Press
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Aranelee Sprees
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