God Uses All Men for His Purpose as He Made Use of Paul
The sermon traces Paul’s drive to reach Rome and preach in the heart of the empire, noting his Roman citizen status, Ephesus as HQ, and repeated detours and dangers. It argues that God works through people to fulfill big plans, using Paul and others, and suggests modern nations face similar hidden direction in history.
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Paul
Southern
WM. Southern, JR
Rome
Roman Empire
Asia Minor
Asia
Macedonia
Ephesus
Damascus
Black Sea
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Agabus
Temple
Claudius Lysias
Herod Agrippa
Felix
Jestus
Agrippa
Berniece
Festus
Caesar
Supreme Court
Italy
Russia
Germany
United States
God
Castle of
Anatonious
Cedar Rapids Woman Elected President of Reunion Group
Mrs Della Summers of Cedar Rapids was named president of the Williams family reunion held at the W L Shellabarger grounds near Cranston. Mrs L A Gipple of Letts became secretary and Mrs Arthur Lieberknecht Sr. treasurer as 1940 plans were discussed. A basket dinner and afternoon games followed with many relatives from Cedar Rapids Letts Manly East Moline Moline Woodhill Perry and Bloomington listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranston
Della J. Summers
Cedar Rapids
L. A. Gipple
Letts
Arthur Lieberknecht
Williams
W. L. Shellabarger
H. W. Summers
Herbert
Johnnie
Howard A. Meeker
Alberta
Miriam
Jeanette
Dickie
Alex
Betty Lou
J. W. Phelps
Wesley and Weldon
Moline
George W. Hawkins
Ward Botruff
Donald Sinclair
Woodhull
Frank Cozad
Madeline Joan
May Belle
Perry, Mo
I. J. Williams
Roland Rausch
H. E. Williams
Harold
Marvin
Clark A. Shellabarger
Richard
Mary
Memorial Day Picnic Among Wellman Relatives
A Wellman gathering included Mrs. Etta Williams the senior member among a clan from Cranston Quincy Ill and Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fry hosted a picnic dinner with relatives as Memorial Day observed in Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Fry
Quincy
Ill
Iowa City
Wellman
Bible called world’s best seller with 30 million yearly
The article states the Bible is the world’s best selling book with an average of 30 million copies sold each year. It also notes that venom from certain spiders is used as a cure for various human ailments.
Dr. Berger to Speak at Lincoln Eighth Grade Event
Dr. David I. Berger pastor of the First Presbyterian church will be the principal speaker at Lincoln school's eighth grade recognition program at 7 45 tonight. Eighth graders will be received into high school by Principal Messenger and Supt. Johnson. The event honors eight years of student achievement. Initial plans to have Karel Gam spoke but he joined International Machine Corp and cannot attend. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Berger
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln School
Fred Messenger
A. A. Johnson
Karel Gam
West Branch
Gam
International Machine Corporation
Pines and wolves recall changing US national parks
Fir cores stand erect on twigs and pine and spruce cones hang down as a narration notes wolves no longer roam within many US national parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Sanhedrin
Reunion Group
Bliss Coffee
Armour
Libby
Lux Soap
Bisquick
Peck
Kraft
Heinz Dil
Rath’s
City Chicken
Lady Betty
Lady Betty Products
Veal Sweet
Haddock
Whiting
Heinz
Heinz Baby Foods
Brown Label
Tae
Japan
Rinso
Kansas
William C. Harnett
Bloomington Friends Church
Hartnett
Lois
Margaret
Paul K
William Jr
Bloomington Township
Mullinville
Kas
Rhode Island
Einstein
Theory of Relatives
Albert Einstein
New York
Maja Winteler-Einstein
Alice
C. P. Uhr
Gordon Norris
Emmet Browning
Jean and
Joann Fuhlman
Near Cranston
Etta Williams
Muscatine
Clinton
del Monte
Evans Foods
Schall’s Chocolate
Lic
Crisco
Hilex
Jug
Jersey
Omar
Honor Brand Frozen
Pillsbury
Navy
Huskies
Alaska
Lipton Tea
Kellogg's All Bran
Brook’s Tabasco
Kool_Aid
Ian
Dr. Berger
Lincoln
Otto
White Cloud Chief
Flur
Gerber
Omeca
Superla
Otley
Ron
Lil Aba
Rown Label
Cakite
GUP
Hormel’s
Linkwurst
Swift
Morrell
Kohrs
Swift’s
Zac
Otto’s Banquet
Otto Grocery Co
Hone
Prooks
Brooks
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