Lutherans of Seven States Meet in Mason City
Lutherans from Iowa Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and Texas converge on Mason City for a joint Labor League and Choral Union convention. Delegates hear reports and elect officers with special choral music and addresses by officers and prominent figures. Socials and a St Olaf reunion accompany sessions as Prof Carlo Sperati and the Lutheran college band prepare a concert. About seven hundred delegates expected by Sunday.
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Mason City
Labor League and Choral Union
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
J. Richard Olson
Minneapolis Journal
St. Luke's Lutheran Hospital
St. Olaf’s College
East Park
Carlo Sperati
Luther College
Armory
Lather College
State Conference of Church of God Opens Tonight
Opening session of the State Conference and camp meeting will be this evening with D E Van Victor of Indiana delivering a sermon. About 250 people are expected to attend and the first assembly of the national organization will close the meeting. G B Marsh of Marshalltown Ia will deliver the welcome and A M Dongs, Hagie Grove, will respond. The program includes daily preaching at 2 and 730 pm led by H B Lyons of Louisiana, a noted chorister, in this regional conference work.
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Church of God Conference
D. E. van, Victor
Indiana
National Organization
United States
England
G. B
Marsh
Marshalltown
A. M
Dongs
Hagie Grove
H. B. Lyons
Louisiana
Prolong Outdoor Union Services At Lincoln Park
Onenair services popular for outdoor meetings at Lincoln Park set for 7 30 p m Sunday the seventh in a series under Protestant church auspices attended by large congregations, with a plan to continue into September. Dr John Robertson Macartney of First Presbyterian will preach. Pictures depict the Apostle Paul conversion and teaching. Miss Winifred Garvin to sing with Mrs Fred Wilcox at the piano. Gospel hymns shown on screen for congregational singing.
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Lincoln Park
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Paul
Winifred Garvin
Fred Wilcox
East Park
Kern and Couler
Cutler Street
George Moody
Pirst—Park and Mulberry
First United Presbyterian
Second
Wellington Streets
Norwood J. Calhoun
Northminster—valley
Avaton
Denlel J. Greizinger
Is. S. Teachers' Institute
Last Park Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Wetlington
Randolph
Archibald Campbell Preston
D. D
Program of Music at Burton Ave Church Prominent Singers Listed
A program of music will precede evening worship at Burton Avenue Baptist. The event starts at 7 45 p m with soloists Jay Allen of St Paul Minnesota J M Forsythe of Des Moines Iowa and Mrs V C Kelford of this city. Instrumental pieces will be performed by Wilbert Anderson The sermon by Rev C Kel ford will be Let the Dead Bury Their Dead.
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Burton Avenue
Jay Allen
St. Paul
Minn
World Peace Goal of Universalism Promoted by Dr Raspe
Dr Otto S Raspe, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, urged in a sermon that universalism will lead the world from darkness to light. He claimed peace will replace military power and that a dynamic new faith, universal in God, offers love, opportunity, and harmony for all humanity.
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S Church of the Redeemer
Dr Rasve
International Brotherhood
Temertew Church Schedule Presses Waterloo
A compact listing of Temertew and other local church services across Waterloo. Includes Adventist Junior and senior programs, Baptist and Lutheran congregations with service times, catechism, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and Catholic masses across multiple streets and parishes with pastors named.
War Dead Honored Sunday at Camp Meeting
Cedar Rapids Aug 20 The day opens with a 4 p m ceremony open to all to honor soldier dead. The Iowa Evangelical association dedicates a five acre memorial park and unveils a bronze tablet bearing the names. Prof John Stamm Naperville Ill gives the dedicatory address followed by a pageant by the Young Women's Missionary circle. A sermon by evangelist B P Mankofsky and several talks on missions wrap the afternoon. Bishop Breyfogel of Reading Pa arrives to lead meetings with 12 formal appearances expected. ministers of United Evangelical church attend.
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Cedar Paris
Iowa Evangelical Association
United States
John Stamm
Naperville
Ill
First Evangelical Church
Waterloo
China
L. E. Kickelberg
Flaberte
Chun Shou
Othe Pearl Amien Chow Wan
Hazel Bahl Geiger
Ruth Brian
Tso-—-dydia Figi
Ta Hsi
Esther Smith
Nme Band
Circle
Beatrice Reichert
B. P. Mankofsky
Rapon
Wis
J. H. Bagel
Stamm
Women’s Missionary Society
George Reep
EB. Spreng
Mr. Mankofsky
S. C. Breytagel
Reading
Assembly
Board
Bishops of Evangelical Association
Evangelical
United Evangelical
Breyfogel
United Evangelical Church
I Cc
Hi. Stauffacher
A. A. Couser
S. M. Ramige
A. Heveriy
C. G. Zierler
M. E. Shank
George Re Kinley
S. Skogkoesbers
Millen Wl
Kerney
Vinton Boasts Of Radio Station In Town Hall Room
Vinten Ta Aug 20 Vinten oat now host of a radio station. BR Zimmerman city engineer and his brother Carrol established each view at the top of the city hall with the receiver in a room off the clerk's office. The machine can send a message at exit 50 miles and receive at about 200 miles. A storage battery powers the setup.
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Vinten
Vinten Oat
BR. E. Zimmerman
Carrol
Sayuah
K of C Annual Picnic at Manchester Tuesday
St Thomas council Knights of Columbus hosts its second annual picnic at the Delaware county fair grounds Manchester on Tuesday with free gate admission. A Dubuque White Sox vs Cresco baseball game will highlight events along with a horserace contest and band concerts from 6 to 9 p.m. Mrs J E Williams will sing and Donnelly's orchestra will play for the evening dance in the pavilion.
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Manchester
St. Thomas Council
Knights of Columbus
Delaware County Fair
Dubuque White Sor
Cresco
Bason
J E. W. Williams
Dyeraville
Bie
Donnelly
Henry Weinands Rites Held In La Porte City
Henry Weinands laid to rest at West View Cemetery after a Friday service at Riv Evangelical Church with Rev. Bock and Rev. Kerney officiating. Burial followed in the family plot. Relatives from out of town attended, including Rev. and Mrs. Weinands and daughter Esther and several Weinands families from Cedar Malls, Vinton, and Reinbeck. The community held the late resident in high esteem after 26 years in La Porte City.
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Porte City
Kervices
Henry Weilands
Rivangelical Church
W. Bock
Cedar Halls
K. E
Kerney
Evangelical Church
Welnands
West View
J. W. Weinands
Esther
Cedar Malls
Walter Weinands
Charlotte
Vinton
Hmanuel Weinands
Bonuuel Weinands Wid
Cedar Rapids
Mawant Classic
Reinbeck
Paul and
Bruents Weinands
Camp Dodge
Aviator Sets Low Altitude Jump Record at Oelwein Air Show
A H Kolstedt shattered the world low altitude parachute jump record at the Oelwein air show, dropping from a plane at 125 feet with a folding chute that opened just before impact. He survived the dazing landing and received hearty applause from a stunned crowd. Attendance was rising as organizers expected about 49,000 on Sunday as more aviation stars arrived and traffic control became challenging.
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Oelwein
A. H. Kolstedt
Keely
Shim
Wags
Kansas
Auto Turns Turtle at Grundy Center
Grundy Center Aug 12 Conrad Messer estawd injury when his car turned turtle Thursday. The auto was only slightly damaged. Mrs PR AM Finlayson returned from M E hospital in Des Moines after an operation. Mrs Harry Morrison returned from Waterloo attending Pyrbian convention. Frowning moved to Tiscomb buying lumber yard and elevator. Miss Arlenn Peters Worthington visiting aunt Mrs Andrew Mayer. Ray P F Smith returned from Chicago after Bible school. Mortimer Bruard died in Beaman at 28. Body to Ottawa for burial. Henry Luitjens family visiting Waterloo. Rev B FP Davis and daughter Iowa City visiting. Baby girl at Charles Tantz Home and a boy at Charles Dieh home. Mrs I W Green Sioux City visiting parents. H Sperry visiting Campehall. Mrs W Berbacher and daughter Genevieve Minneapolis visiting. Comb died in Ledi Wis. Miss Add Mason Refield will read.
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Grundy Center
Conrad Messer
AM Finlayson
M. E. Hospital
Tres Moines
Harry Morrison
Waterloo
E. FE
Fronsing
Eldora
Tiscomb
Frowning
Arlenn Peters
Worthington
Minn
Andrew Mayer
Holland
Ray
Smith
Dike
Chicago
Garett Bible School
Mortimer Bruard
Beaman
Ottawa
Henry Luitjens
B. FP. Davis
Iowa City
Charles Tantz
Charles Dieh
I. WK. Green
Sioux City
John Bourne
Ars. H. Sperry
Campe Hall
Sch
W. Berbacher
Genevieve
Minneapolis
Rerbacher
H. B. Kelley
Kerster Comb
Lédi. Wis
Add Mason
Refield
Local School Teacher's Odd Tale From Thin Year Mex
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local figure named Peter Nielsen living near a Mexican town who loved teaching. The text mentions a hospital for the insane and an Independence related event with unclear context and dates. The garbled lines reference a case and possible medical or legal proceedings dated around a three week period.
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G W Band Picnic At Byrnes Park Sunday Plan Sacred Concert
The Greater Waterloo band will picnic at Byrnes Park on Sunday with a 1:30 p.m. basket dinner and a sacred concert at 2:20 p.m. The Dokie quartet, including H. T. Wagner, Harry Manning, Dr. Martin Leighty, and Frank C. Fish, will perform with encores expected.
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Plan Sacred
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Greater Waterloo
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Dokie
Chattanooga
H. T. Wagner
Harry Manning
Martin Leighty
Frank C. Fish
Greater Water
Will Picaic
Orient
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