Ladies Aid and Presbyterian Auxiliary Hold Meetings in Wilton
The Wilton Methodist Ladies' Aid elected Mrs. Earl Whitmer president with a full slate of year officers. A social program followed with several musical numbers and luncheon. The Presbyterian Ladies' Auxiliary met in the church parlors for a regular session and an entertainment program including piano violin duets and readings. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Kaufmann
May Hawke
F. L. Duffe
Mae Sterner
Harriet
Marion Lauser
Mae Harris
Raymond Robertson
E. P. Hoover
Sadie McQuellen
George Marolf
Forest Frymoyer
Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
George Holzhauer
S. M. Kiser
George Wise
Iowa Groups Adopt Code Provisions Across Industries
Clinton merchants meet to discuss the code provisions while parlor operators set similar hours. J C Penney and Clinton Corn Syrup Refining company already apply parts of the code. Hugh Lundy announces a plan to create more work for Iowa miners by promoting coal use, especially in tax supported institutions, to keep miners employed. Creamery owners in central Iowa approve the revised butter industry code under the recovery act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
J. C. Penney
Clinton Corn Syrup Refining Company
Hugh Lundy
Albia
Iowa Coal Institute
Iowa
Roosevelt
Merchants Oppose Prison Made Goods in Iowa
Harper and Nevada officials push tighter laws to ban prison made goods in Iowa, aiming to keep 40 percent of the population from being the dumping ground for such items. They seek broader labeling and outright sale prohibitions, while preserving use in state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumwa
C. E. Lockinghill
Nevada
Harper
Iowa
Hawes-Cooper
Administration Defines NRA Move Expected Next Week
The administration signals a definite NRA move to be taken up a week from next Monday. The automobile code appeared in Johnson's pocket during a Cleveland overnight trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cleveland
City Port Finances Face Mortgage Issue
The city weighs borrowing 1000 from the general fund to cover the airport mortgage as revenues from the field fund operations and a hangar debt. Light and water board members suggest advancing the sum with interest for future repayment. Ralph Thompson supports retaining the property valued at 30000 to 35000 by paying the remaining mortgage, including government equipment and utilities left on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airport Commission
City General Fund
Light and Water Board
Ralph Thompson
Wheat farmers form committee to oversee national plan
Muscatine County farmers organize a general committee to select temporary township chairmen and prepare for a Tuesday meeting in Muscatine. J W Merrill will explain the program as farmers join county associations to determine allotments and contracts under the wheat adjustment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
J. W. Merrill
Muscatine
Ames
Muscatine County
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Thee
Barrow Dies in Hospital After Wounds
Marvin Ivy Barrow 28 died from a head wound after a gun attack in Denver. Mrs. Marvin Barrow faces trial in Platte City for assault with intent to kill. The Barrow family plans to return the body to Dallas County for burial with Mrs. Henry Barrow and L C Barrow accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Marvin Barrow
Platte City
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Marvin Ivy (Buck) Barrow
Dallas County
Henry Barrow
L. C. Barrow
Trustees Seek Public Works Aid in City Projects
Trustees expect an 11 to 12 percent gain through cash payments and discounts on contracts. Ernest Moore said Muscatine Garden Club asked for old poles to build stairways at Weed Park wildflower preserve. 10 or so poles were donated. William Molis to finish a fence around the reservoir on Lucas Street. Next board meeting moved to August 8 due to A F Grensing absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Street
A. F. Grensing
Chicago Missionary Workers Speak at Downtown Churches
The Rev. Rudolph March of Chicago will headline the union fellowship at Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal church at 8 p m Sunday. A cooperative group of downtown churches will present missionary faces and a pictures program on Africa alongside a combined bank offering by junior societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph March
Chicago
Union Fellowship
Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
First Congregational Changes Morning Service
There will be no morning services at First Congregational on Sunday but the congregation will join in the evening union meeting. The church school meets at 9 30 a m with Bible and Science and Health readings. Musserville church holds Bible school at 10 a m junior league 11 a m Epworth league 6 45 p m gospel at 7 30 p m.
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First Congregational
Gospel Message
Musserville church—Bible School
Epworth
Former Columbus Junction resident Charles Turner dies in Michigan
The body of Charles Turner a former Columbus Junction student died at his Cadillac Michigan home. Short funeral services were held at the F K Parmeter home and burial was in Columbus City cemetery. He is survived by his widow Kate Gamble of Columbus Junction and two children Chancey Turner of Springfield Ohio and Mrs Helen Miller of Cadillac Michigan.
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Journal News Service
Columbus Junction
Charles Turner
Cadillac
Mich
F. K. Parmeter
Columbus City Cemetery
Roosevelt advisers press Moffett on recovery board
President Roosevelt Secretary Ickes and Johnson asked Moffett to join an advisory committee aiding Johnson this week. Teagle warned he must resign from Standard Oil or refuse the committee post. As Roosevelt arrives at Hyde Park for vacation, attention focuses on Moffett's potential resignation amid administration concerns with Standard Oil of New Jersey officials.
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Tween
Moffett
Teagle
Roosevelt
Ickes
Johnson
Standard Company
Hyde Park
N. Y
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Securities Act Aims to Protect Investors and Limit Waste
In discussing reforms, the piece argues for adequate protections to safeguard savings and curb speculative waste. It praises regulatory aims, compares England’s history with U.S. efforts, and explains the act’s requirement of full disclosure and civil liability for false statements.
Moffett Pushes Teagle to Accept Resignation
Moffett urged Teagle to resign and later stated he viewed serving on the Johnson committee as contrary to the board's policies for the New Jersey company.
Walnut Street Baptist Preaches Sermons On Sin And March
Reverend Pieter Smit will preach The Command to March and How to Look at Sin at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Sunday school starts at 9 30 with Leroy Thomas as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 with B Y P A groups at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30. Board meeting follows at 7 45. Bethel A M E schedules Sunday school at 10 and midweek service Wednesday at 8.
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Pieter Smit
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Walnut
Leroy Thomas
Weekend church services and activities listed
The Protestant Evangelical church led by Rev Karl M Jeschke announces a Sunday picnic after worship. Sunday school at 9 30 am under Thomas Dilley Jr. meeting of officers at 9 am. Thompson pasture basket dinner follows. United Brethren church notes 10 45 am morning and 7 30 pm evening services led by Rev Lloyd Dutro with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Week events include Women’s Missionary Society Tuesday at Mrs Henry Husen 916 Culver Street and Ladies’ Aid Thursday afternoon and prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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Protestant Evangelical Church
Karl M. Jeschke
Thompson Pasture
Thomas Dilley, Jr
Ira Hawley
United Brethren Church
Lloyd Dutro
Christian Endeavor
Women’s Missionary Society
Henry Husen
Culver Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church Plans Sunday Services and Social
The First Christian church under Rev. Tom Foglesonz will hold its own Sunday morning program and join Cedar Street Methodist for a union service Sunday night. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and public worship at 10:30 a.m. feature the Lord's Supper and a devotional sermon The Peril of Pettiness. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p.m. A lawn social is planned Tuesday night at 2226 Mulberry Avenue with the girls band. Preaching at First Methodist Episcopal will be omitted during Dr. Benjamin's absence.
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First Christian Church
Cedar Street
Tom Foglesonz
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
T. F. Beveridge
Mulberry Avenue
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin
First Presbyterian Church discontinues services until Sept 3
Preaching at First Presbyterian Church paused through the weeks of summer as Rev. J B Rendall and his wife visit relatives in Philadelphia. Sunday school runs 9 30 with William Geller in charge. The Zicon Lutheran church marks the seventh Sunday after Trinity with 9 am Sunday school. English service 10 am German service 11 am. No evening service. Luther league meets Tuesday at the parish hall led by Donald Axel and a committee including Otto Brade Marie Sylvester Frieda Hase Marie Rueckert and Erna Dittmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Rendall
Philadelphia
William Geller
Zicon Lutheran
Luther League
Donald Axel
Otto Brade
Marie Sylvester
Frieda Hase
Marie Rueckert
Erna Dittman
Love Theme Set for Christian Science Sunday Service
The Church of Christ, Scientist schedules a Sunday lesson sermon on July 30 with a focus on love. The golden text cites Isaiah 49 13 urging joy, singing, and mercy for the afflicted as the day’s scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Y W C A Week Schedule of Classes and Swim Times
The Y W C A outlines a week of activities including junior and employed girls swims plun ges bargains and lounges with sessions from Monday to Saturday. Activities feature matrons boys children and girl reserve groups with times ranging from morning to evening.
Madonna Chapel A One Person Church In Louisiana
A battered octagon wood chapel near Plaquemine Louisiana known as Madonna Chapel serves one worshipper at a time. Legend says an Italian built it after his wife recovered from illness. gifts once graced the altar with gold diamonds and discarded medical braces said to have been left there.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Point Pleasant
Bayou Gauls
Plaquemine
Religious schedule announced for Musserville and nearby churches
The Rev F Murray Haworth announces Bibdie school at 9 30 a m with Lewis Herwig in charge. Morning worship at 10 30 a m features a sermon by the pastor. Union service at Cedar Street Methodist tonight. Week activities include prayer at 8 p m Thursday and a full week plan for Island, High Prairie and Park Avenue churches. Trinity Episcopal offers 7 30 a m early communion and 9 30 a m sermon by Rev Father Stanley P Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Murray Haworth
First Friends Church
Bibdie
Lewis Herwig
Cedar Street Methodist Church
Musserville Methodist Circuit
William H. Slack
Island Church
Prairie Church
Church of the Nazarene
B. L. Wilson
Irena Taylor
Musser Park
Vera Wilson
Muriel Eger
Trinity Episcopal
Holy Bucharest
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity
Stanley P. Jones
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Ladies’ Aid
Wilton Methodist Society
Detroit
Henry Ford
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Frances Perkins
Pittsburgh
Thomas S. Hammond
Donald Richberg
Trade Association
Chamber of Commerce
Wheat Organization Committee
Barrow
Raymond Moley
Chicago Missionary Worker
M. E
Church of the Brethren
D. F. Landis
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Grover C. Kingery
R. C. Sellers
Christ’s Ambassadors’ Society
Margaret Bennett
Children’s Church
Great Salvation Railroad
Vernon Shantz
Iowa Falls
First Baptist Church
Mulford
Mulford Congregational Church
John H. Blough
Christian Endeavor Societies
Mabel Appel
George Nietzel
Helen Vetter
W. H. Schwiering
Arnold Wickey
Paul Yarck
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Michigan
Congress
Tcs
United States
England
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Commission
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Johnson Committee
New Jersey Company
Walnut Street Baptist
Bethel A. M. E
United Brethren
First Christian
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Church of Christ, Scientist
Y. W
Little Church
Musserville
Park Avenue
Park Avenue Methodist Church
James A. Worrell
M. O. Briggs
Epworth League
Church of Nazarene
Meyers
East 7Th St
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