Methodist Church Service Notices and Hymnody
The church announces morning worship at 10 45 with the theme What Jesus Offers. Evening service at 7 39 features Saviour Whom I Fain Would Love and other selections. Leila Soule leads Sunday school at 9 30 and Epworth League at 6 30. Sermon topics include Meeting with God and Advent of the Holy Spirit.
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Jesus
Leigh W. Soule
Epworth League
Velma Finke
Qian
Logan
Churchill
A. M. Malcolm
Bible School
Young Peoples Theetings
God
Spirit in worship to be discussed in Christ Scientist churches
Sunday Lesson Sermon themes center on God as Spirit and true worship. Bible citations from Acts 17 emphasize that God dwells not in temples made with hands and all life comes from Him. The Christian Science text asserts God is All in all and that reality resides in divine Mind and Spirit.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Bakeraddy
Pastor Accepts Temporary Post at Local Church
Sermon services announced with 9:45 a m women and communion at 10:45 a m. Saraheth has accepted the pastorate temporarily and moved into the parsonage. Urges good attendance for Sunday morning and evening services. Evening sermon at 7 30 p m.
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Ible School
Servicw
Brothe Sareheth
Bible School and Worship Schedule for Christian Church
The notice outlines Sunday activities with 9 45 a m Bible school for all ages led by Ver non Witting and worship at 11 a m and 7 46 p m with sermons The Fullness of the Gospel and One More Day to Live A Christian Endeavor society meets at 6 30 p m led by Flora Dodds The Presbyterian young people's summer conference includes organ preludes antiphons and choral pieces with listed soloists and participants from Huston Ruth Davis Jean Moore J Cuddy E Kindig.
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Bible School
Vernon Witting
Christian Endeavor Society
Flora Dodds
Presbyterian Young Peoples
A. m
Organ Postlude at Harker Church Readied
Mrs Henry 8 Shields named organist and director for the Organ Postlude. F D Eastwood, minister, involved in planning the service.
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Harker
Henry 8. Shields
F. D. Eastwood
Look Before You Love Sermon Series Opens at Friendly Folks Church
The Church of Friendly Folks begins its second annual Sunday night sermon series with "Look Before You Love" as the topic. The schedule includes 9:30 church school led by Clyde Brown, 11:00 Morning Worship with the men's chorus, 6:45 B Y P U, and 7:30 Evening Service led by Minister Arthur A. Vinz with Mrs. Chas. McConnell as organist and Frank R. Sage as chorister.
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Church of Friendly Folks
Clyde Brown
Chas. McConnell
Frank R. Sage
Arthur A. Vinz
Christian worship program at Bible School services
Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon A Christian and Singing in the Rain. Evening service at 7:30 features Youth and the Church. Music offerings include organ preludes postludes anthems and solos by Irene DeLong Jerome Velda Parcell Cloyd Garrett and more with Rev. Clifford S. Ramsdale leading in Columbus City.
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Clifford S. Ramsdale
Columbus City
Wm. Stewart
Jerome Velda Parcell
Cloyd Garrett
Humperdinck
D. Chalmers Fulton
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Parable of the Tares Sunday sermon at church
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services at 10 45 a m discuss the Parable of the Tares from Matthew 13 24 30 identifying the good and bad seed in the world and urging adherence to Christ words not forceful action. Pastor T C Meibohm notes that hypocrites may enter church ranks but Christians must keep to Gods Word.
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Christ
Jesus
T. C. Meibohm
Understanding Solar Eclipses in Ancient Terms
The text explains annular eclipses occur when the Moon is farther away, leaving a thin sun ring visible around its disk. It contrasts total eclipses, where the Moon's shadow reaches Earth and creates totality in some areas and annularity in others.
Haskins Presbyterian Evening Service and Ladies Aid
Evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 10. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 p m at the BE Frey home. S F Wenger, minister.
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Haskins Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society
BE. J. Frey
S. F. Wenger
W Chester Baptist and U P Sunday Services Notice
The notice lists Sunday schedule for W Chester Baptist and U P churches with Sunday school at 10:00, morning service at 11:00, Christian Endeavor at 7:00, and union service at night featuring Rev. Allison of the Methodist church. Evening message at 7:30 in the U P church.
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W. Chester Baptist
U. Pp
Christian Endeavor
Rev
Allison
Methodist Church
U. P
New Haven Baptist Morning Service and Sunday School
Morning service at 10:00 led by Pastor M. Lefever. Sunday school follows at 11:00 with the minister delivering the message.
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New Haven
M. Lefever
Pleasant Hill Church of Christ Announces Sunday Services
The monthly preaching service will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 00 p m Members and friends are cordially invited Arthur A Vinz Pleasant Hill Church of Christ Bible school at 10 00 a m Preaching services at 11:00 a m by Mrs Farehett of Cedar Rapids
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Arthur A. Vinz
Pleasant Hill
Church of Christ Bible School
Farehett
Cedar Rapids
Church Conference and Nite Gatherings At Local Parish
Fred Sharpe and D L Moody praise a vow of full consecration as the Bible school begins at 10 with worship at 11 and a youth conference at 6:30. Two months of activity remain with lantern slides after a pot luck supper on church night February 2 and business time for groups.
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Fred Sharpe
D. L. Moody
God
Bible School
Intermediate Society
Margaret Hofsteater
W. M.S
A E. Sands
Glad Hand
Pressley
King's Daughters
Local notes from Red Brick area on February events
Charles Palmer attended a sale at his sister’s home north of town. A declamatory contest at Red Brick school saw Leela Klamore win first, Betty Knox first and Martha Bitka second. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wenger and family and Harold Otto en route to Arizona for health reasons.
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Charles Palmer
Crozier
John Caldwell
Burger
Lloyd Neiswaneer
H. A. Otto
Hermie Otto
Near Olds
Raymond Zielinski
Litte
Mary Lou
Brighton
Harold Otto
Evanston
Ill
Harold
Arizona
Jacob Wenger
Frederick
Bessie
Jean Schantz
Ralph Hoxworth
O. EB
Babb
Dinkmeyer
Chicago
Charles Wilson
Red Brick School
Leela McLamore
Betty Knox
Martha Bitka
Robert Wells
Charles
Near Riverside
John Wayne
Birth of 7% lb daughter to Hustons in Tarana Albania
Mrs. J. C. Huston announce the birth of a 7 pound ? ounce daughter named Elizabeth Warburton Huston in Fargo North Dakota while Mrs Huston visit her parents. Huston recently became American secretary of legation and was transferred from Genoa Italy to Tarana Albania. The family plans to travel to Albania soon. Also noted are local health updates and church activities in Crawfordsville with services and meetings listed.
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Crawfordsville
J. C. Huston
Cloyce Huston
Tarana
Albania
Elizabeth Warburton Huston
Fargo
North Dakota
Huston
Diplomatic Service
Genoa
Italy
Lee Lease
Joseph
Jones
Washington County Hospital
Church
Giant Water Bug Caring for Eggs on Male Back
The giant water bug deposits eggs on the male’s back, cemented with waterproof glue. The male often hides to avoid the process as the eggs mature in artificial pools.
Industrial Alcohol Experiments at State College
The State College report notes alcohol yield from corn at about 2.5 gallons per bushel and discusses by products such as carbon dioxide. If Iowa uses the blend locally, about 15 million bushels of surplus corn could be absorbed, though a nationwide solution is urged. Friley cites nine nations with compulsory alcohol-gasoline blends.
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Finley
Iowa
Friley
Austria
Brazil
Chile
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Czechoslovakia
Famous American Ships and the Clipper Tradition
The clipper ships were built for speed with long hulls and narrow beams. They featured razor sharp bows and elliptical sterns, allowing swift sailing. The Baltimore clippers, famed privateers in early U S wars, gave the name to this type.
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Baltimore Clippers
United States
Zachary Taylor Ran Soldier Life and Voting Record
The text notes Zachary Taylor as the twelfth U.S. president who never stayed in one place enough to vote, highlighting his career as a soldier.
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Zachary Taylor
United States
No Possible Vacuum Defies Even The Best Puwps
Scientists declare that even the strongest vacuum techniques cannot remove all air, leaving millions of molecules still present. Researchers note the limits of current methods as they seek deeper vacuums in precision experiments.
Jesus Chooses Special Helpers From Mixed Gatherings
Lesson for February 5 Mark 3 7 35 highlights Jesus selecting twelve disciples after praying overnight. The passage outlines why he withdrew from crowds the calling of companions to be with him and to preach, the diverse make up of the apostles, and the growing difficulties from opposition within the family and scribes.
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Jesus
Human character blends strength utility and beauty
The passage argues that sincerity integrity firmness and courtesy plus compassion are essential in character. It cites Ruskin on building and architecture where beauty enhances utility and asserts beauty adds ornamentation without diminishing usefulness. An occasional sunflower will not spoil the corn.
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Ruskin
Poitiers University Celebrates Five Hundred Years
The University of Poitiers in Poitiers France marks five hundred years of learning as one of Europe's oldest institutions. The milestone reflects its long history in higher education and regional significance.
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Europe
The
University of
Senate passes grain alcohol measure on foreclosure ranking
The senate approved the Husted bill to keep foreclosures in lien priority order. It ends third mortgage holders forcing first mortgage foreclosures to protect their equities under current law.
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Senate
Husted
Wom ens Relief Corps installs new Keota officers
Keota February meeting installs Ed Carris Corps officers led by Kate Schmidt and Erma Young. Vera Singleton is president with a full slate, followed by a pot luck lunch. Funeral held for Adam Hayes age 6 with service at the Christian church. burial in Keota cemetery beside his wife. Mr and Mrs Clarence Aller welcome a son born February one.
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Keota
Women's Relief Corps
Kate Schmidt
Erma Young
Ed Carris
Vera Singleton
Mary Aller
Elizabeth Dunn
Grace Dayton
Edith Teets
Nellie McKeon
Anna Valenta
Sadie Powell
Daisy Carris
Ella Conklin
Ella Russell
Emma Long
Ethel Aller
Mabel Fitzgerald
Daisy Chambers
Maude Sanders
Kathryn White
Adam Hayes
Christian Church
L. &. Chamness
Hayes
Myrtle Klockentever
Wellman
Bertha Squires
Davenport
Willard Hayes
Seibert
Colorado
L. W. Pilseeruld Keota
I. N. Weaver
Emery J. Smith
Galen Weaver
Alva Lyle
L. Stoutner
Harris
Clarence Aller
Energy of Charisma Drives Public Awe and Action
A reflection on how a character’s energy urges others forward through sympathy and inspiration. The zealous leader exerts electric influence, engaging hearts and minds and sparking enthusiasm in those around him.
Wayland Declamation Meet Winners Named in Three Divisions
Wayland high school held a declamatory contest with C B Folsum of the University of Iowa as judge. Dramatic winners included Bernice Wyse and Mable Wenger with Pauline Wittmer third. Oratorical winner David Wittmer with Ronald Roth second and Emerson Keabill third. Humorous top honors went to Marguerite Witting with Wesley Pritchard second and Betty Sinclair third. Music filled the afternoon and evening sessions by the junior high chorus and girls glee club.
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Wayland
Wayland High School
C. BE. Folsum
University of Iowa
Bernice Wyse
Mable Wenger
Pauline Wittmer
David Wittmer
Ronald Roth
Emerson Keabill
Marguerite Witting
Wesley Pritchard
Betty Sinclair
Peter Projects
Hich Chorus
Franklin town ship declamatory contest results announced
The Pleasant school hosted the Franklin township declamatory contest on February 1 judged by Marjory Robertson Helen Schoonover and Marjorie Smith. Winners included Harold Fink in Primary humorous and Mildred Miller in Intermediate dramatic with several runners up across categories.
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Franklin Township
Pleasant School
Marjory Robertson
Helen Schoonover
Marjorie Smith
Harold Fink
Franklin Center
Jimmie
Lois Hoyle
Reading
Mildred Miller
Harmony School
Dale Hoyle
Johnnie
Martha
Vivian Stover
Cedar
Mary Sil Stull
Mildred Music
Shep
Thelma Benson
Alice Lukovsky
Harry
Entrants Named for Oratorical and Humorous Divisions
The article notes participants entered in the oratorical division and five in the humorous division, highlighting competition in these categories.
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