Evening of Avige Speaker at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Roy Leslie Smith, pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal, will speak on Why People Go to Church at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening. A quartet will sing I Will Call Up on Thee with a cornet solo Ave Maria.
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Union
First Presbyterian Church
Roy Lesiie Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul's MW. E
Thomas P. Shaffer
Grace M. E
The
Norman. Galser
Gounod
East Park Presbyterian
Apostles
J. A. Laurie
Gleanoers
Four Keys to Personality by Rev J Gordon Gilkey
New York August 10 four methods to improve character outlined by Rev J Gordon Gilkey pastor of South Congregational church Springfield Mass as guest preacher at Col legiate Reformed church St Nicholas First face your problems honestly second seek a new interest and objective third expose yourself to stimulating influence fourth shift contours of personality with belief in Gods help as the guiding reality Also notes the Museum of the American Indian in New York growing from George G Hayes purchase of a Navajo shirt
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New York
Collegiate Reformed Church of
Ife
How to Succeed by Hard Work and Perseverance
A youth asks for the path to success and the speaker replies that success is the fruit of years of toil. Study while others play, endure setbacks, and persist through twenty years of discouragement. Those who stay the course will reach their goal and understand why Rome wasn’t built in a day.
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Rome
Warns Church to Meet Challenge of Active Youth
New York on August 10 Rev. Mitchell S. Fisher acting rabbi of Temple Rodeph Sholom urged the church to meet youth’s challenge with vigorous self scrutiny. He outlined four factors driving modernity, three attacking groups, and warned against laughter or slander while proposing a path for religion to become a respected force addressing today’s problems.
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New York
Mitchell S. Fisher
Temple Rodeph Sholom
Community Church
Fisher
Band of Liberty
Elmer Gantrys
Pride in Conquest of Nature Called Vain
New York August 10 Dr Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary warned that modern conquests of nature may be as futile as nineteenth century romanticism. He noted mechanical electrical and chemical advances are great yet blessings uncertain and machine civilization may threaten self fulfillment by promoting comfort and power over happiness.
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New York
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
James Memorial Chapel
Fame Is Food That Dead Men Eat In Silence
A poem fragment contrasts fame with the grim image of dead men consuming fame, then shifts to praise of friendship as a noble solace. The speaker notes the lack of a comrade’s voice in death, and recalls memory of a friend who preserves a man’s better part after death, in reflective verse by Austin Dobson.
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Hut
Austin Dobson
Thou whose almighty word hymn and Marriott legacy
The piece surveys Rev John Marriott 1780 1825 author of the hymn Thou whose almighty word written at Church Lawford Warwickshire and noted for its missionary bent. It surveys his career at Rugby and Oxford and his role as tutor to the Duke of Buccleuch before he held the Church Lawford living. The hymn is praised for its imagery based on Genesis I 3 and its Trinity reference.
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John Marriott
Church Lawford
Warwickshire
England
Marriott
Louis Benson
Rugby
Christchurch
Oxford
Duke of
Union Evening Sermon Across Several Churches
A dense notice lists pastors and sermon topics for multiple churches. Rev A P Blough at United Presbyterian auditorium on life themes, Rev James LeClaire at Westminster on Seeing the Invisible, Dr Paul Johnson at First Methodist on The day of Salvation, and other services across First Church of Christ Scientist Trinity American Lutheran United Presbyterian and Union Congregational with morning and evening sermons and choir solos.
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A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
United Presbyterian Church
William T. Lytle
Pittsburgh
Fpa
W. O. Chishohn
Church of the Nazarene
Rosa Campbell
Westminster Presbyterian
James Frederick T LeClaire
Third United Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. E. Enderlein
Harold P. Miller
Smith
Miller
First Methodist Episcopal
Paul Johnson
Hamlin University
St. Paul
Isaiah
Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Moehrmann
Alexander Frank
United Lutheran Brotherhoods Meet Sunday in Cedar Falls Area
Luther church brotherhoods from Iowa counties gather in Leland's grove near Cedar Falls to organize a federation. Roy D. Hartong of Waterloo chairs arrangements. Lunch at 12:30 follows with officer elections and next meeting planning. Rev J O Simon of Cedar Rapids will speak. Games and music planned by Trinity American Lutheran Church team.
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Lutheran Church Brotherhoods
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mason City
Manly
Dysart
Iowa Falls
Webster City
Maynard
Leland's Grove
Cedar Falls
Roy D. Hartong
J. O. Simon
Iowa Synod of the United Lutheran Church
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Pred Nuss
One Service at Cedar Heights Sunday
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church announces a single morning service with the sermon Enrichment Thru Divine Blessing or Wealth That Counts based on Proverbs 22. Dr. J. A. Laurie will preach and the children's talk will explore A Gangster and the Gospel.
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J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
A Little Work and Little Play in Trilby Verse
A compact verse fragment from George du Maurier’s Trilby emphasizes a balance of effort and rest. It blends warmth, light, and love with daily sorrow while urging small joys, trust, and hopeful tomorrows as life’s companion.
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George du Maurier
Trilby
Ends Pastorate After 1,400 Marriages at Valley Chapel
Rev. J L McCart son Jr wraps up a three year tenure at Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Indiana after officiating more than 1400 weddings. He preaches a final dual sermon then moves to Boston to head a suburban parish while pursuing Yale postgrad work. Ray Kent will oversee the Nashua church for six weeks during a farewell period.
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Courter
Nashua
J. L. McCartson
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Here
Boston
Yale University
Ray
Kent
Congregational Churches
Cedar Rappe
Nashua Church
Too Much Routine in Worship in Catholic Life
Rev. J Elliott Ross told Catholic students and teachers at Columbia University that excessive rote prayer and superstition dilute Catholicism. He urged reading inspired documents and reflecting on faith to bear fruit, warning routine worship fails to show true devotion. He cited lack of understanding of the Testament and urged deeper spiritual thinking.
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New York
J. Elliott Ross
Columbia University
Notre Dame Church
Merningside Drive
One
Fourteenth Street
Ross
God
Jesus Christ
Quotations on Jesus Christ’s stance amid modern graft
A quoted remark asks readers to imagine Jesus Christ’s attitude toward prevalent corruption and graft. The line frames ethics and accountability through a religious lens and critiques contemporary political or social trickeries. The speaker notes a visceral contrast between ideal moral authority and present-day wrongdoing.
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Jesus Christ
Table Talks of Jesus Part of Lord's Passion
Rev Charles L Goodell chair of the Federal Council on Evangelism speaks on table talks of Jesus as part of the passion in a WJZ broadcast. He cites sayings from the last supper and notes table talk reflects Christ's words among friends. Eddie Sprouse begins a 30 day jail term for larceny at Rath Packing. Payne Chapel announces 930 Sabbath school and 8 pm service with theme Cast the Wet on the Right Side. Egyptian ayummier show cites gall stones as an old ailment.
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New York
Jesus
Charles L. Goodell
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
WJZ
Dr. Goodell
Christ
Eddie Sprouse
Rath Packing Company
Payne Chapel
C. R. Waters
A, M. E. Church
Skyscrapers Rise in San Francisco Methodist Venture
San Francisco's Temple Methodist church launches a 27 story combined hotel and church project in the city core. A landlord corporation will own the building and lease the 634 room hotel to an operating company while profits aid benevolences and Christian work. Dr. Walter John Sherman leads the effort as pastor and builder turning rivets for a vast structure with a 1500 seat sanctuary, chapel, Sunday school rooms, social center and gymnasium.
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San Francisco
Cal
Temple Methodist Church
Chris
Temple Church
Walter John Sherman
Shernan
Sherman
Idea
Atlas Loan Company to Start Business
Atlas Loan Company to start business in rooms 401-2 of the Commercial Bank building. It will offer industrial loans up to 300 dollars and real estate loans of any amount. Capital stock is 50000 dollars, 100 a share par. Officers are H. T. Howland president L. M. Bentley vice president A. B. Edwards secretary treasurer Frank T. Bentley manager. Directors include Peter Mayrells and F. J. Landeras. The firm to begin Monday.
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Atlas Loan Company
H. T. Howland
Howland Candy Company
L. M. Bentley
Vine Street
A. B. Edwards
Locust
Picnic Invites Non Members of Waterloo Association
Non-members and their families are invited to the annual Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association picnic next Saturday at Electric Park. Prizes will be awarded for races and other events. Coffee bread and butter lemonade and ice cream will be provided. Arrangements are by George W. Huntley and George Buchan.
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Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association
Electric Park
George W. Huntley
George Buchan
Lenore Ulrich Weds Leading Man in Broadway Pair
Lenore Ulrich star of stage and screen and Sidney Blackmer her Broadway leading man wed three months ago at Croton-on-Hudson New York according to a report here Gil de Gray was maid of honor Bruce McBairnsfather witnessed the ceremony Blackmer stays in Hollywood to work on a film and Ulrich plans to depart for New York to honor a theatrical engagement
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Hollywood
Cal
MNSI
Lenore Ulrich
Sidney Blackmer
Croton-on-Hudson
New Sern
Gil de Gray
Bruce Mc Bairnsfather
Blackmer
Miss Ulrich
Reverend Harry Anderson Passes Through Waterloo
Rev Harry Anderson evangelist long associated with Geach California travels through Waterloo en route to Washington DC and the Blue Ridge mountains. He is scheduled to preach at an old fashioned Methodist camp meeting in Virginia and will return to California in September for revival meetings at Coausa.
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Harry ©. Anderson
Mrs William Ritter Dies in Marble Rock
Marble Rock Iowa August 10 Mrs William Ritter who had been ill for several months died at her home here this week She formerly was Miss Desdemona Ackley Surviving are her husband two daughters and six sons Mrs Eva Natt Donnybrook North Dakota Mrs Josie Reams Harley Frank Clifford Ross Judson and Leo Ritter Marble Rock
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Courier Special Service
Marble Rock
William. Ritter
Desdemona Ackley
Eva Natt
Donnybrook
N. D
Josie Reams
Harley
Frank
Clifford
Ross
Judson
Leo Ritter
Merble Rock
Radio Schedule Fragments From Early 1940s Markets
Dense listing of radio programs, times, and stations across New York Chicago Detroit and other markets. Includes orchestras, concerts, news, and entertainment with affiliates like WGN WMAQ WBBM KDKA and WEAF. Notes scattered program names such as National Forum and Tunes of Broadway.
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Wabo
New York
WBBM
Wado Weoo
Ronienoere
WADO
Wa Tonne
Nit
Wits
KMBC
Koib
Wooo
National Forum
Washington
WMAQ
KOIL
Weco
Jesss Crayford
Organ
Retital
I. A. Terapin Orchestra
Nathaniel
WGY
WGN
Lew White
WHO
Pollack
Rudy Waellee
Julias Kleine
KDKA
Chicago
Bran Ena AL Family
Detroit Symphony Orch
WLW
Pertons
Kakertad
Wren
ALKI
I2n
Uncle Quin
WEAF
M7s
Radio Photology
Amos
Gleenellio
Thels
WJZ
Mansfield
Hamp's Orchestra and City Orchestra Listings
Radio listings show Hamp's Orchestra at 30 minutes on WCCO Minneapolis. Programs include WABC dinner concert at 7, Harriet Band concert at 10, and various scores from Danes Music. Des Moines Bird News mentions baseball scores and multiple dance and hotel orchestras in the evening lineup.
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u—Hamp
WCCO
Minneapolis
WABC
Saméas Wabc
Leke Harriet
WHO
Des Moines
Bird News
Phil Sothainey
Merry Minstrels
Rocking Chair
General Electric
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
O—Park Central Hotel
Beakers
Wabc New York
Wwapo Wowo
Mrs. Murphy
WEEN
WOWO
KMOX
KAMBC
Weeca
The
Samovar
Ala
EMBC
ISN
WEAP
New York
Major Bowes
WLS
Our Government
David Lars Tence
WWI
Samuel
Wwa
Fred Waldner
Seth Parker
WOW
Sam Herman Chatr
Wwd
AWIZ
WLW
KYW
WJZ
Kd&a
Tates
EYW
Gas—Radio Guild
Hedda Gabter
KWH Kdea
Lex White
KDEKA
Algo Kdea
Chicago
Hosel
SNC
Wis
WGN
Larry Carson
Pat Barnes
Nighthawks
WMAQ
WABO
Uis—Plaza
Auld Sandy
Warg
Amos-Andy
Orch
Henry Thels
Ovid
Reeital
Capitol Theatre
David Lawrence
AtWater
Bill
Studébaker
Bankers Mle
SMBG
New ‘York
Ssn
Boys
EMBO
WEAF
Sgc
Chocisters
Sototats
Gypsies Orchestra
WDAF
Family Party
WGOY
Lialles
EKDKA
Maslette
KORA
Ted Fiorito
aAlso
Henry Burbig
WADD
Kmox KO
Uncle Joe
Pat
WADC
United States Navy Band
Knox Kom
KMBO
ALBA
WEAV
Lake Michigan
Mountaineers
Dence & Wol & Water
WOR
Rodb- Who
Des Maines
U. S. Department of Agricultur
National Farm and Home
Lis
Harrison County
Towa
Oldest English parson Norman marks 101st birthday
Norman, the Rev. Norman Denham Rowe, of England, is believed to be the oldest parson. He was ordained in 1935 and retired from active service four years ago.
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Raw
Denham Rowe Norman
England
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