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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1932

Page

4

St Pauls Evangelical Church to Mark 75th Year

St Pauls Evangelical church at Valley will celebrate its 75th anniversary with special services on Sunday. The morning sermon will be delivered by Dr C W Locher of St Louis and the afternoon by Rev Theo Thomas of Lowden. William Best of Sigourney will address the Sunday school. basket dinners will follow the noon hour.

Dr. Locher St. Louis Evangelical Church Synod St. Paul's Theo Thomas Lowdon William Best Sigourney

First Pastor Rev Gottl Haack Leads Dutch Creek Church Anniversary

Rev Haack founder of St Pauls Evangelical church at Valley led the congregation at Dutch Creek in Washington county as it marks its anniversary. The church grounds and grove shade plans are noted along with the Sunday school of 127 students and 75 weekly attendees. The Ladies Aid, organized in 1912 under Rev Rasche, now has 33 active members aiding the church. The Brotherhood promotes the Dutch Creek Fair, a key annual event drawing thousands, with only one weather disruption in eight years. The congregation numbers 72 members and relies on cooperation to meet program costs.

St. Paul's Evangelical Church of Dutch Creek Oak Ridge Cemetery Christ's Gospel Gottl Haack Haack St. Paul's Evangelical Church Valley German Creek J. L. Haack Evangelical Congregation Lancaster Wisconsin Paris Earnest Lemmon Washington Carl W. Klein Ladies Aid Society C. T. Rasche Iowa

History and Teachings of the Evangelical Synod of North America

The German Evangelical Church Association of the West formed in 1840 to unite Lutherans and Reformed settlers in the new world. It defined Evangelical Church by scriptural authority, rejected sectarianism, and focused on salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. Over decades it became the Evangelical Synod of North America, pursuing unity with other German-founded bodies and targeting a merger with the Reformed Church in the United States within two years. In 1928 the synod reported 1,096 ministers serving 1,258 churches and substantial benevolent and property assets. The headquarters are in St. Louis, Missouri.

United States Germany Pennsylvania New York Missouri Illinois Indiana Iowa Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Switzerland Missouri River Mississippi St. Louis Louis Nollau Carl Daubert John Riess Merman Garlichs Philip Hayer George Wall Joseph Rieger Evangelical Church Association of the West Guavois Settlement St. Louis County New World German Evangelical Church Association of the West Evangelia Aal Church Evangelical Church Christian Church German Evangelical Church Association of the West Evangelical Synod of North America German Evangelical Synod of North Reformed Church Synod Chowteau Avenue

Young People Bible Class Group Portrait Listed

A classroom group photo features students and leaders with many Tinnes, Hartnell, Sheets, Sheetz, Redlinger, and Hartnell family members identified in each row. The image caption lists names including Clayre Tinnes, Hubert Sheetz, Gale Hrin ning, Daryl Holle, Carl Walton, June Sheetz, Virginia Redlinger, Doyle Hartnell, and others.

Clayre Tinnes Hubert Sheetz Gale Hrinning Richard Kechlinger Daryl Holle Anton Holle Wilmer Sheets Luella

Founders' Families Join St Pauls Evangelical Church Confirmands

Several of this year’s confirmation class at St. Pauls Evangelical church are direct descendants of the congregation’s founders. Anton Hotle is the great great grandson of John Albert Meyer and the great grandson of Adam Mayer. Ethel Mae Churchill is the great great granddaughter of Charles Singmaster and great granddaughter of Georg Frank. Caroline Sheets is the great granddaughter of Godfrey Schuetz. The church has long practiced instruction prior to full membership, a tradition followed by the Valley congregation as well.

St. Paul's Evangelical Church Anton Hotle John Albert Meyer Adam Mayer Ethel Mae Churchill Charles Singmaster Georg Frank Caroline Sheets Godfrey Schuetz Sheets Evangelical Church Valley Congregaton

Elmhurst College: Evangelical School in a Chicago suburb

Elmhurst College in Elmhurst Illinois is the Evangelical Synod’s college founded in 1871 with its campus on Prospect Street. The 30 acre site hosts historic buildings from 1878 amid parkland and elm-lined streets. The college blends old world charm with growing educational activity and modern scholarly energy.

Elmhurst College Elmhurst Ilinois Chicago America Prospect Street

Memorial library and gymnasium highlight Elmhurst college scene

Ladies' Aid lists officers while Elmhurst College unveils a new memorial library honoring Evangelical war dead and a modern gymnasium funded by alumni. Harry Sheets is named among the fallen. campus amenities include athletic fields, tennis courts, a cinder track, and a strong slate of courses across business, economics, sociology, education, Bible, history and English.

Elmhurst College Timothy Lehmann

This Year’s Confirmation Class Names List

The confirmation class names include Carl W Klein Pastor William Daryl Flotle Ethel Mae Churchill Caroline Christine Sheets and Anton Edwin Ifotle as listed by the church.

Carl W. Klein William Daryl Flotle Ethel Mae Churchill, Caroline Christine Sheets, Anton Edwin Ifotle

Elmhurst College Preview Highlights Faculty And Campus Life

The 1932 Elmhurst College overview notes pastor Carl W Klein and secretary Robert Sheetz among leaders. It describes programs in theology medicine law dentistry and two years of engineering prep plus a business secretarial track. The text praises democratic campus life and close faculty contact with students amid a Christian influence and diverse student body.

Elmhurst

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