State Leader to Visit UB Church Sunday Services
Revi W. L. Duncan, D. Des Moines, state superintendent of the United Brethren church, will speak at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Sunday morning. The choir will sing The Storm He Stays and the cantata The Dawn of Easter. The program includes scripture readings, special music, and a unified service plan across First Baptist and other churches with sermons on Consistency in Well Doing and Exited. The day features multiple choirs, readings, and an evening vesper by Dr. Young referencing the Des Moines convention.
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W.L. Duncan
Dés. Moines
United Brethren Church
Graves Memorial U. B
Kirk
Lyman F. Church
First Baptist
Florio
Winn
Mendelssohn
Matthew Vlis
Lewi, Harris
Gounod
W. E Tucker
Liddle
First United’ Presbyterian
Boncege
King of Love
J. A. Carpenter
W. W. Templeton
W. A. St Clair
Onesipharus
God
Harkery
Walnut Street Baptist
Fred
Hagerman Chapel
Steeves
First Presbyterian
Selden L. Hayes
Chicago
Wave
Jane Corsant
Mackinnon
Nevin
Victory
Shelleys
Martha. McCormick
Norma Gaiser
J. M. Church
Payne A. M
R. Waters
Isaiah
S. A. Cohagan
Burton Avenue Baptist
J Balls
William Fisk
Commercial Street
Grandmother
Old Carlo
Ohio
Dubuque
Waterloo
South Street
Mullan Avenue
First Street
Martin Lott
Carlo
Onio
Martin H. Moore
Third Street
Park Avenue
George P. Beck
Henry Nauman
Moore
Charles Mullan
Unchanging World and a Crucified Man in Times
An excerpt reflecting on impermanence and faith contrasts with a New York Times note about Barba Young. It contrasts old stories and legends with earthly decay and a solitary savior figure. The text blends poetry fragments with a brief biographical aside.
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Barba Young
The
New York Times
What Deeds Reveal The True Character Within
The poem argues that appearances mislead and motives hide behind smiles. It asserts deeds expose character more clearly than words or creeds. True kindness is shown by charity and actions, not by rhetoric or raised banners.
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Falco
United Commercial Travelers Attend Church Service at Westminster
United Commercial Travelers will attend the Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 a.m. Dr McCormick will speak on The Life of Business or the Business of Life. The anthem The Lord Is Great will be sung. Mrs Enderlein performs Consider the Lilies and the quartet sings Ask and It Shall Be Given. Evening service at 7:30 features How Excellent Is Thy Name and a duet So Thou Liftest Thy Divine Petition.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
United Commercial
Dr. McCormick
Shepard
Lectures on Art and Music at Universalist April Services
Four Sunday evening lectures at the Universalist church in April explore The Abundant Life That the Arts. Rev Donard B Rhein er will lead with Leonardo da Vinci as first topic illustrated by photographs of his works, followed by Rembrandt. The final two lectures cover composers with images of their homes manuscripts and associations plus performances by visiting artists and phonograph.
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Universalist Church
Donard B. Rheiner
Leonardo de Vinci
Jack of
Phonograph
School of Service at Cedar Heights Church Closes Sunday
The annual school of service at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church ends this Sunday evening with Rev. J. Richmond Morgan of Waterloo First Congregational Church delivering a speech on The Permanent Function of the Church. Dr. J. A. Laurie will give Almighty to Deliver as the morning sermon on the closing petition of the Lord's Prayer, and a children's sermon titled A Bit of African History will be presented.
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Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
J. A. Laurie
E. R. McClelland
Tuimanurt Lutheran
A. H. Semmann
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smakey
Hileman & Gindt Chapel
Mulbery Street
Mount Carmel Baptist
Local Protestant Churches Gather for Iowa Sunday School Convention
Tomorrow marks local registration day as Waterloo hosts the Iowa State Sunday School Association convention May 1 through 3. Delegates will hear Dr. W. G. Pearce and other leaders, with emphasis on children's work and new graded materials after recent lesson changes. The program includes sessions led by Miss Mary Alice Jones and Dr. Royal J. Montgomery, plus discussions on world friendship in Christian education.
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Iowa State Sunday School’ Association
Waterloo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Pearce
World's Council of Religious Education
Southern California Council of Religious Education
Mary Alice Jones
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
Royal J. Montgomery
Congregational Conference of
Iowa
Iowe
Walter Getty
Missionary Education Movement
W. L. Ewing
St. Pauls M. E
Cedar Rapids
D. I. Berger
Dubuque University
E. H. Stranahan
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Christ the Lord is Risen Today in Wesley Hymn History
The article traces the hymn Christ the Lord is Risen Today through its origins in Latin and German sources, noting its appearance in Lyra Davidica 1708, various later forms, and its inclusion in Wesley’s Hymns and Sacred Poems of 1730. It discusses anonymous tunes, the Lyra Davidica publication, editors like Arnold and Darling, and the hymn’s enduring use in English speaking countries.
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Charles Wesley
London
J. Walsh
Munich
Christ
Breslau
Arnold
Miss Leeson
van Alstyne
T. Darling
Henry Carey
Worgan
Wesley
I John
First Evangelical Preacher M Maze to Speak
Harrisburg church listings note Bishop M T Maze of Harrisburg will address First Evangelical on Sunday morning with choir numbers and solos. Evening sermon by Rev Oliver M Verey titled The Lordship of the Christ. Other churches schedule sermons and music across the day including First Presbyterian Universalist Christ Episcopal and Bethel Church with baptisms and ordinations.
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M. T- Maze
Harrisburg
First Evangelical
Lwodler
Oliver M. Verey
Christ
Waterloo political bid amid rough spring conditions
A year ago in Waterloo Judge George W Wood announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congressman from the Third district in the June primaries. The city faced a belated snowstorm stretching from Council Bluffs across the state, hindering wire communications. Temperatures hovered just above freezing as East High sent entrants to a district high school musical contest in Charles City.
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George W. Wood
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Antifinals Central
East High
District High
Charles Chy
Capt. Kidd Jr Tickets On Sale For East High Play
Tickets went on sale today for Captain Kidd, Jr the junior class springtime play to be staged Friday April 12 in East High auditorium. Proceeds fund expenses for the junior senior banquet set for May 24. Final dress rehearsal Thursday. Scenery construction advances under stage committee.
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Captain Kidd, Jr
East High
Oyster Soup Mischief and a Homesick Boy Tale
A humorous slice of small-town life threads together a mother who lends a kettle and butter for oyster soup, a boy in a children's hospital pleading through a chain of note delivery, and a class on Easter eggs that yields a wisecracking response. The piece blends neighborly improvisation, family banter, and a touching homesick moment.
First Lutheran Choir Easter Cantata Set by Church
The First Lutheran church choir directed by Roy Gil Allan with Ruth Gabriel opens Easter services Sunday at 7 30 PM. The program includes numerous solos duets and choir pieces culminating in Christ Is Risen and King All Glorious with Prelude Postlude and a Holy Communion conclusion.
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First Lutheran Church
Roy Gil Allan
Ruth Gabriel
Gabriel
Ghott
Roy Gillvin
Harry Button
Ida Kopplin Moaway Ogee Stee
Asee Ee
Gertrude Wiegert
Lenora Zetlinger
Edith Kudhcatt
Florénce Gabriel Offertery
Shu Sis
Feats
Ginn
Miss Kopplin
J. J
Muss Ruth Jago
Miss Zeilinger
Leslie Schonebers
Harry Niedert
Raymond Hynemuller
Alvin, Nottger
Vernon Helin
Merkedes Krueger
Porashy Smith
Edna Wniedert
Ethel Kern
Arsene Miller
Harriet Miedert
Vaill
Roy Guifilian
Deaths Not End of Growing Life Declares Houck
Rev. John Walter Houck of Pilgrim Congregational Church in Bronx argues that America’s view of prosperity and death is flawed. He urges embracing death as a part of life, likening it to a farmer facing winter, and says eternal life begins here and now through living creativity.
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New York
America
John Walter Houck
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Bronx
Methodists from Area Gather Here Next Monday
Methodist group from area meets at First Methodist church on Monday evening April 8 at 7 30. Speakers include district superintendent Dr F C G Witzigman and pastors from Waterloo Cedar Falls Jesup and La Porte City. Dr T Gough of Charles City will give main address on world service interests. Dr J Arthur Young will preside. Open to the public.
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First’ Methodist
Waterloo
F. CG. Witzigman
Cedar Falls
Roy L. Smith
Grace Church
W. G. Rowley
T. P. Shaffer
St. Paul's Church
J. C. Warton
Jesup
T. M. Neilsen
la Porte City
T. Gough
Methodist Church
Charles Cuty
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
World Service
Births and Parents Named in Parkersburg Area Notices
A scanned notice lists numerous Parkersburg area births with parental names and addresses. Entries include March birth dates for children named Bonnie Louise, Peggy Jean, Marjorie Carol, Dolores tiara, Richard Herbert, Dona Jeat, Barbara Lou, Max ine Ray, Donald Evette, and Gif ford, among others, with residence details and hospital mentions.
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Donald Alfred Goates
Falls
Donald Lorvel
Roscoe Conkling Neebel
Rosebud
Eid
Delbert Edgar Wheels
Quincy
Raymond Gallavaux
Gront
Garry Owen
Morris Christopher
St. Francis Hospital
Bonnie Louise
Ferries and Early Waterloo Pioneers Remembered
Flora E. Washburn recalls Waterloo’s west Cedar River side in the 1850s. She details ferries before the 1859 bridge, early churches, notable residents, perils of floods and fires, the Lovers Retreat island, a tragic drowning, and family life from 1855 to 1859.
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Waterloo
Flora E. Washburn
Elyria
Courier
Cedar River
Jefferson and
Park Avenue
Fifth Streets
Polirth
Third Street
Harrison
Hammonds
Sanborns
Dorlans
Headleys
Barney McCormick
Simmons
Jefferson
O. W. Ellsworth
Harriett
Augusta
Washington
Gliddens
Isaac Virden
Eliza May
Nelson Ayers
H. A. Dane
Sylvester Bagg
Mary
G. W. Couch
Join Brooks
Commercial Street
Second
Phillip Beck
First Street
Henry Huntington
Second Street
Bluff and
Black Hawk Creek
Oscar Virden
Lake Okoboji
Cedar Rapids
W. and
E. Mears
East Side
Melissa Carson
Ellen Case
Shoulder to Shoulder in Cold Season Reflections
Raymond Kresensky ponders aging and youth in Christian Century verse. The speaker contrasts old men waiting in sunlit calm with young men pursuing bold dreams. He envisions a future when both groups walk together as winter grows harsher and songs fade.
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Raymond Kresensky
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