Pageant and sermons mark Sunday at multiple churches
A Sunday schedule lists a pageant at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal in place of a sermon with fourteen performers directed by Mrs Charles Storm. Morning and evening services across Grace Methodist Episcopal Walnut Street Baptist First Evangelical and other churches feature talks on faith, baptisms, and hymns by noted pastors and choirs, with topics including Practical Christianity and The Meaning of Conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Storm
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Utile Dulei
W. G. Davidson
Jubilee
African Methodist Episcopal Church
William 3B. Reed
E. W. Bartlett
S. A. Cohagan
St. Paul's
George Woodall
David Livingstone
Roy Leslie Smith
Lord
Lansing
Mildred Gleason
Ruth Hanlon
Walnut Street Baptist
Warren L. Steeves
Missionary Will Speak at Cedar Heights Church
Miss Sadie Miller a missionary in India for 25 years will address the morning service at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church. Rev J A Laurie D D will present a children's talk on How Natures Aviators Find Their Way and later speak at 730 pm on Civil Government the Gold Rush and Order Out of Chaos. Linden address by Rev Clyde E Baker on religious education and Clear Lake Institute with a Linden brass band prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Miller
India
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
J. A. Laurie
D.D
S. Hall Young
Alaska
Linden
Clyde E. Baker
Clear Lake Institute
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Linden Church Brass Band
Mr. Baker
The Fool Who Spends For Gold And Not For Joy
A poem by Edger A. Guest contrasts wealth with health friendship and beauty. It argues that money cannot buy peace or contentment and warns that those who chase only cash will regret lost health and companionship in old age.
Lincoln's Bibles Donated to Library of Congress by Lincoln Heir
Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln, widow of the president's son, placed Lincoln family Bible and the inauguration Bible in the Library of Congress. The dispatch includes the gold medal given to Mrs. Lincoln by France after Lincoln's assassination. The articles bear notable entries in Lincoln's hand and discuss the medal's origin and inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
Congress Library
Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincel
Library of Congress
Linco
Mary Todd
William
Wallace Lincoln
Oxford
United States
R. B. Taney
Sally Carroll
William Thomas Carroll
Wilkes Booth
Charles Louis Chassin
Phare de la Loire
France
Eugene Peiletan
Republic
Switzerland
Wi Poleon II
Pranky Magniadas
Victor Hugo
Etienne Arago
Eugene Despois
Jules Michelet
Emile Littre
Edger Quinct
Louis
Aviators Supersede Diplomats as Agents of Amity
New York April 28 The Bremen flight backs Megaw Fort Washington Presbyterian Church pastor claims airmen replace old line diplomats in building international amity. Major Fitzmaurice Captain Koehl Baron von Huenefeld praised as gallant Knights of the air for showing courage and breaking down barriers of prejudice, while diplomats seek cautious phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Wesley Megaw
Fort Washington Presbyterian Church
Aly
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Baron von Huenefeld
Medal of French esteem sent to Mrs Lincoln in 1866
A letter from French citizens presenting Mrs Lincoln with a medal in Chicago at year end 1866. The message honors Lincoln and mourns his death, praising republican American freedoms and profound respect for the late president. Dimonthru and Secretary Seward delivered the token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Lincoln
Chicago
Theodore W. Dimonthru
William H. Seward
Each and Every Person Has Gift to Offer to Life
Rev Henry Howard at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church warned that society is becoming too organized and individuals risk erasure within large associations. He urged recognizing each person's unique gift and cautioned against narrow sectarian views and racial limits on God’s love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Howard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mr. Howard
When You Are Old by Helene Mullina in The Times
The poem contemplates aging and solitude with vivid imagery of fading vitality. It recalls shared memories as time erodes strength and companionship. It laments lost friends and the cost of remembered love as the speaker seeks forgiveness for past failures.
Modern ills as old as world says OReilly at mass
New York April 28 Bishop Thomas C O Reilly preached at St Patrick s Cathedral arguing youth laxity is an old problem. He warned that wealth and gilded homes distract from God and that sin remains the central struggle between spirit and flesh. He urged including God in solving modern troubles.
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O'Reilly
New York
Thomas C. O'Reilly
Scranton
St. Patricks Cathedral
United States
National Catholic
Federation
God
Laymen 10 Talk at U B Church Sunday Evening
Roundtable discussions to begin tomorrow at Graves Memorial United Brethren church as part of six Sunday evenings. Topics include real estate ownership and personal autonomy with Miss Esther Schenk and Mrs. R. C. Akin presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial United
E.“W. Main
Parks Moors
C. G. Ellefson
Bingham-Liouily
Cc. Crawford
de Berlat
E. W. Main
Norma Jean Heskett
Simper
Glenn Allen
A. C. Kessler
Jerome
First United Presbyterian
Lynn P. Eddy
Albert C. Trepkes
Miriam
Moses
J Gvanam Hay
Central Christian
Columbus
W. D. Endres
Florence Stines
Baril
Israel
Spicker
Meredith
Ray Bennett
Westminster Presbyterian
William BP
McCormick
Buck
God
Neidiinger
Iota Sigma Omicrons
Y's Men's Glee Club
Roberts
Homer Albright
Trinity American Lutheran
Spence
Herbert Moehlmann
John Ross Reed
Holy City
Gaul
First
Brethren
Edwin Boardman
Jesus
St. Mark's Episcopal
St. Mark's
James J. Creede
St. Mark
First Congregational
John
J. Richmond Morgan
Dudley Buck
Northminster Presbyterian
J. MH. Shedd
Andrew McBlain
Hagerman Branch Waplist
Flol. Ackerman
Lake Warm
Woman not superior or inferior to man merely different
In an April address Rev. Morris Lichtenstein argued women are not superior or inferior to men but different. He cited psychological findings on mental equipment and perception and urged interdependence in marriage to strengthen both partners. He warned that restricting women from contributing to the union harms life happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris Lichtenstein
The
Jewish Science Services
Spencer City Sued Over Sewage Damage
Mrs Lucy Jones sues Spencer City for 10080 dollars claiming sewage drainage into the river near her farm south of Spencer damaged her property. The action was filed in district court this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer City
Spencer, Sr
Lucy Jones
Plain
Spencer
Volstead Act Drives Tenants to Build Homes Outskirts
Fred A. Victor of the Anti-Saloon League told Grace Methodist Episcopal Church that prohibition boosts national prosperity and spurs housing moves. He cited a real estate agent claiming 100,000 New York families left tenements to buy homes on outskirts since prohibition and predicted 25,000 more yearly. He quoted Hoover Babson and Evangeline Booth to support a dry era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred A. Victor
Anti-Saloon League of
America
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vietor
Herbert Hoover
Roger Babson
Evangeline Booth
Jerusalem My Happy Home hymn origins and history
A discussion of the hymn Jerusalem My Happy Home tracing its origins through Bernard of Cluny Hildebert Peter Damian and Gregory with Dickson the translator born 1583 in Glasgow and his 400 line rendering. A Presbyterian minister recounts a New Orleans deathbed tale where a dying man recalls his mother singing the hymn.
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Altho
Dickson
Bernard of
Cluny
Bernard
New Jerusalem
Hildebert
France
Peter Damian
Gregory
Paul
John
Glasgow
University of
Edinburgh
Jerusalem
New Orleans
Van Dyke Attacks Women Aviators as Reckless Pioneers
Princeton sermon denounces the publicity driven flights of women aviators as reckless not courageous. Dr. Henry van Dyke cites Lindbergh Byrd and Chamberlin as examples of true courage and argues risk in air travel exceeds that of cars. He defines courage as deeds not boasts and roots it in faith in God, praising Jesus as the bravest soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Byrd and
Chamberlin
Princetown
N.J
Henry van Dyke
Euthor
Princeton University
Princeton Chapel
Byrd
Bremen
van Dyke
Atlantic
Dr. van Dyke
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Cedar Falls Choir to Sing Cantata at First Pres Cedar Falls
The Cedar Falls and Waterloo choirs prepare cantata Our Lord Victorious by Shelley for Easter services. Cedar Falls choir performs at First Presbyterian Cedar Falls with Prof G W Samson directing. The Waterloo choir joins Cedar Falls in Cedar Falls for the Easter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
G. W. Samson
Shelley
Yarel
Hnna
J. DB. Lake
Alg
Puller
Wiss Anita May Dahl
Plano
R. Dayton
Misa Marlys Schwarck
Erma
Stewart
Mitchell and Miss Miriam to Perform at First Baptist
Evans will be soloists at the morning service at First Baptist Church Rev H Sheckler will preach in place of pastor Rev L Kenagy who is aiding in consecration services at Shell Rock Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Miriam
Evans
First Baptist Church
H. Sheckler
L. Kenagy
Shell Rock Baptist Church
West High Girls to Present Church Program Tonight
West High School Girl Reserve chapter will lead an evening worship at First Methodist Episcopal Church. The program features a 30 voice choir, organ selections, and 12 members giving short addresses on Friendship Club qualities inspired by Ruth Victoria Joan of Arc Helen Keller Florence Nightingale and Alice Freeman Palmer. The ceremony includes a code theme with candles and solos by Emma Williams and others, with Dr J Arthur Young’s sermon Life's Great Awakenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Chip
West High School
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elvis
Friend Ship Club
Ruth
Queen Victoria
Joan of Arc
Helen Keller
Florence Nightingale
Alice Freeman Palmer
Friendship Club
East High School Friendship Club
Sarah Shelton
Emma Williams
Er Olure
Marjorie Harker
Erma Cole Kynm
Lights—choir
OUR Code
Marihy Graham
Mark Besh
Helen Silver
Floriea Wilson
Spest
Elizabeth Gilbert
Wilima Schrag
Gwendolyn Edwards
Kathryn Daughty
Edith Young
Gretchen Gaston
Kathryn Peterson
Helen Schenk
Emma
Willaims
Emma. Williams
J. Arthur Young
Harker
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad claims Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound stops coughing and nervous hacking for elderly users including Mrs. Jas A S of Port Worth Texas. It promises no chloroform or opiates and targets underly persons with relief and sleep aid. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Jas. A. S
Port Worth
Texas
Tryt
Esther drama set for Westminster Drama League
The Star in the East by Anna Jane Harnwell will be staged under Truman DeRoame with first show May 2 in La Porte City high school auditorium. Additional performances May 13 and 20 at Westminster Church Waterloo feature Esther as Hudissah with an Arm of cast and armed guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jane Harnwell
Westminster Drama League
Truman DeRoame
la Porte City
Westminster Church
Waterloo
tHudissah
Bess White
Ralph Walker
Donald Jenks Black
Marie Wolfeeg
Ada Watteras
Seeerene Wallnes Henderson
Kenneth Harris
Douglas Mowbray
Shusan
Persia
Mordecai
Ahasuerus
Esther
Cornell Board Approves Merger Of Two Iowa Colleges
The Cornell board of trustees approved a merger plan uniting Upper Iowa University in Fayette and Cornell College in Mount Vernon, backed by the Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Upper Iowa trustees opposed the consolidation and Fayette citizens renewed fund drives to enlarge the college.
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Mt, Vernon
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Cornell Board of Trustees
Upper Iowa
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