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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1928

Page

10

Park Worship draws editors to Cedar Falls service

At Riverview Park Cedar Falls a church assembly speaker Dr Edwin Go Frye editor of Evangelical Messenger will address the union service Sunday eve at 7 48 o clock in Lincoln park Rev William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational church will preside The morning sermons cover St Pauls themes in German and English with choirs and organists from local churches with several pastors delivering messages across denominations.

Edwin GO. Frye Cleveland, C Evangelical Messenger Riverview Park Cedar Falls Lincoln Park William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational Church First Lutheran St. Paul's St. Paul's Power

Soul priceless despite 79 cent chemistry sermon

New York reports Rev. Julius A. Schaad of St. Pauls Augusta Georgia proclaims the human soul priceless beyond science worth. He notes science reduces the body to chemicals but cannot measure the soul and urges devotion and Bible study as means to develop it. In a separate update, J Jurdens of Aplington Iowa remains gravely ill after an operation at Mercy hospital Waverly.

New York Julius A. Schaad St. Paul's Church Augusta Christ Aplington J. Jurdens Mercy Hospital Waverly

Money and Morals in a Cash Driven World

A fragmented verse warns that money is a sordid force shaping value and virtue. It contrasts money as a potential gift or vice, noting wealth can aid illness or ruin, and that spending reveals a person’s character and motives more than riches themselves.

High Living With Added High Life Nay Ruin Nation

New York Aug 18 Bishop John Poyntz Tyler missionary bishop of North Dakota warned that high living and the desire for more high life threaten the nation. He cited urban congestion and rural depopulation as signs of decline, urging statesmanship for church growth in western frontier areas. He also said prohibition has thrived in North Dakota for 44 years and does prohibit there.

New York John Poyntz Tyler North Dakota St. John the Divine Pyler America New York City West Tyler

Cedar Falls Woman Re elected To Post In Legion Auxiliary

Cedar Falls woman Bernard Duthbert was re elected committeewoman for the Third district at the state convention of the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion in Council Bluffs. Bituminous coal production in the United States amounts to 525 million tons annually.

Cedar Falls Legion Auxiliary Bernard Duthbert Woman's Auxiliary American Legion Council Bluffs United States

Persecution Strengthens Faith, Says Indiana Bishop

Right Rev Campbell Gray bishop of Northern Indiana told St Mary the Virgin parish in New York that persecution has always strengthened the church. He asked how many would remain seated if armed soldiers entered to arrest them and urged faith through trials, comparing Calvary with the Mount of Ascension.

New York Campbell Gray Indiana Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin Dr. Gray Calvary

Hymn Legend Jesus Lover of My Soul and Its Legends

Historic discussion of Charles Wesley hymn Jesus Lover of My Soul with origins myths, wartime fireside visions, and a famed Potomac tour anecdote showing its perceived providence. The piece notes its rank among Wesleyan hymns and recounts several origin theories and dramatic rescues inspired by the words.

Jesus Charles Wesley

The Rod of Correction Poem Tribute by William D Barr

A reader from Néxport Indiana reflects on childhood discipline and its long lasting impact. The verse recalls a stern parental figure and a vow to honor and shield the authority while acknowledging fears. The piece closes with a civic salute to responsible and just wielding of power across the land.

Broad Land William D. Barr Néxport Ind the Pathinder

Prophecy Needed in Modern Age Says McGonkel

New York August 18 Bishop Francis J McConnell of the New York Methodist area urged in Park Avenue Baptist Church that prophets are necessary though uncomfortable. He warned self expression without a self to express leads to nuisance and said prophecy, while not profitable, must be heard as the nation seeks 100 percent Americanism and the future. He cautioned against materialism and warned society trends toward paganism.

New York Francis J. McConnell Park Avenue McConnell Luther B. Wilson Bishop McConnell

Son of Pastor to Preach at Cedar Heights Church

Rev James W Laurie pastor of Rahway New Jersey Presbyterian church will be the guest speaker at Cedar Heights Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 1 oclock. There will be no evening service. He is the son of Rev James A Laurie the Cedar Heights pastor.

Dyrauack George Woodall GC. R. Miller Paradise First Presbyterian J. A. Laurie Cedar Heights Presbyterian Church Otis Oakley Mt. Carmel Cedar Heights James W. Laurie Presbyterian Church Rahway N. J James A. Laurie

Second Hand Religion Denounced by Pastor Feow England

New York August 18 Rev Frederic C Lowr of Birmingham England delivered a sermon at West End Presbyterian church condemning “second hand religion.” He urged authentic belief in God and the Bible, urged believers to discard debates and focus on the dynamics of Christianity and redemption, noting England’s tension between fundamentalism and modernism.

New York Frederic C. Lowr Birmingham England West End

Union Church Services Feature Rev A P Blough Speaker

Union churches announce Sunday evening services with Rev A P Blough pastor of the Church of the Brethren delivering the Union Congregational sermon at 7 45 p m. The morning and evening programs include guests from Westminster First Presbyterian and Trinity American Lutheran with themes on spiritual garments devotion and salvation amid choral numbers and solos by Mrs Donnan and Mrs Ene Gerlein.

Union Firsth Congregational Church A. P. Blough Church of the Brethren Westminster Presbyterian R. D. Echlin First Presbyterian Church Nevada Westminster Presbyterian Church A. E. Ene Gerlein A. M. Donran Trinity American Lutieran First Methodist W. G. Crowder Cedar Falls Miriam Boysen Briggs First Brethren Edwin Boardman, Jr Graves United Brethren Naphtali Church of Today C. G. Erlefson Pounds-Fillmore First United Presbyterian T. H. Sheckler

Internal Trouble Brews for Monaco

Monte Carlo August 18 Revolutionary agitation spreads through Monaco as a large citizen meeting denounces the government. About 1000 protesters urge grievances to Prince Louis II, with casino workers remaining silent for fear of losing jobs amid accusations the prince has ceded power to foreigners and left the administration to foreign control.

Monte Carlo Principality of Monaco Monacen Louis II Nso

Hundred Seven Mile Drive to Hoover Speech Route

Waterloo residents traveling to West Branch for Herbert Hoover’s speech will find the 107 mile route mostly paved or gravel. The highway connects No. 32 River-to-River with No. 30 Lincoln, via No. 181 to Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, ending at West Branch and Stanwood. The effort to name the road the Herbert Hoover highway began in 1923 to honor his memory.

West Branch Hoover Vinton Rapids Cedar Rapids Iowa City Herbert Hoover West Tipton Stanwood

Reinbeck Man Harley Bean Dies From Car Collision

Harley Bean 46 of Reinbeck died at Allen Memorial hospital from injuries after being struck by a motor driven railroad work car near Reinbeck while walking to Robert Matheson farm. He was deaf and survived by his widow Harriett and six children, two brothers. Funeral Monday at Reinbeck home with Rev. H R Schmidt officiating. Burial in Reinbeck cemetery. Bean spent his life in and near Reinbeck except for one year in Minnesota.

Harley Bean Reinbeck Allen Memorial Hospital Rein Beck Bear Robert Matheson Harley Everett Bean Charles Bean Harriett Lucille Carrally Gerald Lyle Harriett Ruth Wayne Harley, Jr Hugh Will Bean H. R. Schmidt First Methodist Episcopal Church Reinbeck Cemetery Minnesota Bean

Thousands Dance at Pat's Pavement Carnival Show

A large crowd, estimated in the thousands, attended the Pat's Pond Carnival last night for a pavement dance event. Tonight the West Waterloo band will perform starting at 8 p.m.

Pat's Pond West Waterloo

Valley Fair Had Successful Week

Cedar Falls august 18 valley Valley Fair district fair closed last evening with the largest attendance of the week and unusually strong entries and financial returns, according to officials in charge.

Courier Cedar Falls

Two Cited By Court For Alimony Failure

J H Griffith divorced from Mildred Griffith Oct 2 1926 was cited to appear before Judge H B Boies for contempt over alimony. This is his second citation. The trial is set for Tuesday at 9 a m. CG G Nichols divorced from Edith W Nichols Jan 6 1926 is cited to appear Tuesday at 10 a m for contempt.

J. HK. Griffith Mildred Griffith H. B. Boies Griffith G. Nichols Edith W Nichols

Birth Announcements List Delivers Dozens Of Daughters And Sons

A string of birth notices records coverage in a local area, listing numerous families with addresses and dates in August and July. Names include Muriel Jane Benson, Darlene Mac Cady, Delores Kath eringe, Marlyn Ada Heninger, Ruth Ernestina Mixdorf, David Henry Crew, Cozy Newman, Roberta Maxine Mitchell, Donald Hermatd, Leona Jean Keiderling, Ruth Dorothy Schots, Donald Edward Lundley, Robert Henry Jenness, Jackson Allen Mosher, Albert Cari, Joseph Anthony Lamer, Richard Harold Crinigan, Jack Wiltany Rigdon. Each entry specifies the parents and the newborn’s sex and name.

Ora W. Benson Randolph Muriel Jane Fund Warold F. Cady State Ann Darlene Mac John da Velaar Town Delores Katheringe Oscar M. Heninger Linden Marlyn Ada Bernard C. Mixdorf East Waterloo Township Ruth Ernestina Galvin Z. Crew Brltimore David Henry William Newman Shilliam Cozy John W. Mitchell Ninthwest Roberta Maxine Prank J. Muller Sumner Donald Hermatd Nicholas C. Keiderling R. FL Leona Jean John Schots Stuith Ruth Dorothy James H. Lundley Jefferson Donald Edward George D. Jenness Glendale Robert Henry Arthur A. Mosher Hammond H. Gon Jackson Allen Lee B. Newton Albert Cari Michal Lamer Bergh Joseph Anthony Bernard J. Crinigan Parker East Richard Harold Mrs. Neal Rigdon Columbia Jack Wiltany

Johnny Hanna remembered lover who died on the border

A white haired man recalls his longtime companion known as Johnny Hanna who died on the border near El Paso twenty years ago. She served Latin American nations and the U S government, gathering information and aiding relief efforts in war famine and pestilence, leaving a lasting memory for her diplomat husband Phil Hanna and others who knew her.

Johnny’ Hanna Latin America Washington Johnny Hanna Tanna el Paso Venesuels Phil Hanna Lulu Mae Cornick New York Venezuela Mexico

Montour Woman to Head of Tama Republican Club

Mrs J Banks of Montour, wife of a former gubernatorial candidate, is named president of the Tama Republican Women's club. Mrs George Ross of Buckingham becomes vice president and Mrs J Wonser of Tama secretary treasurer. The group plans a September rally in Traer with a prominent speaker and reports full county representation on the central committee.

Gourier J. Banks Montour Tama Republican Women's Club George Ross Buckingham J. Wonser Tama Tae Traer County Central Committee Ella C. Taylor S. A. Brush Brush Chelsea W. P. Wilson Eiberon A. J. Banks

Woman suffers hip fracture in Waterloo area crash

Mrs. Mason Myers of 112 Western Avenue sustained a fractured left hip after an auto collision four miles west of Waterloo on Cedar Falls road. She rode with Frank Klein and Mrs Klein and the Klein children. their car collided with G E Walker's car. Mrs Myers was taken home and to St Francis hospital. her condition was guarded. Her husband is critically ill with double pneumonia at St Francis. Both cars were badly damaged. other passengers uninjured.

Mason Myers Western Avenue Waterloo Cedar Falls Myers Frank Klein Mullan Avenue Klein Kiein G. E. Walker Kern Street St. Francis Hospital O'Keefe& Towne

The Earth and Man A Tittle Sum and Its Dream

Fragmentary verse lines describe nature and human heart as simple and enduring. The text mentions wind from the west, woods and fields, mountains, and a sense of renewed warmth and hope. It includes garbled phrases about trust, dreams, and the unchanging magic of the earth across ten thousand years.

Bexan Drooke

Waterloo Dentists to Attend National Meet in Minneapolis

Waterloo dentists will attend the American Dental Association convention in Minneapolis next week. About 12 000 to 13 000 delegates are expected from across the country. Local attendees include Dr J G Hildebrand general chairman and Dr H A Boysen among others of Waterloo.

Waterloo American Dental Association Minneapolis Minn J. G. Hildebrand Elhuse H. A. Boysen RB. Bruggeman Co. E. Carl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church Magazine Edwin Frye Walnut Street Immanuel Lutheran A. H. Lemman William Manske Detroit Mich Christ. Episcopal Earnest EB. Mounsey Mary Humphreys Virginia Fish Burton Avenue Grace M. E Roy Leslie Smith Max Noah Seit Craig Ellyson Ashford First Bethel Church W. CG. Kelford Plymouth Congregational Edgy A.guest Edgard. Guest Herald Angels Benson Watts Wesley County Down Ireland Charles Potomac Grant Properto McGonkel Feow First Congregational Church First Baptist Clinton Smith First Church of Christ, Scientist Fraldan Muscatine Clinton Boule Pat Pavement Valley Fair Birtus Iowa Navy Phil. Hanna Caribbean Equator Walker Iows Lows Nemela Ree Waship Tama Republican Club Cedar Falls Road THE EARTH MAN
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