Union and Church Services Across Lawn City
Local pastors and visiting speakers lead morning and evening worship across multiple churches in Lawn City and nearby communities. Sermons cover modern church responsibility, Christ's authority, biblical inspiration, and daily problems, with musical features and guest preachers from Coe College and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Hurlburt
Central Christian
Co. ¥. Allison
Westminster Presbyterian
A. C. Preston
Joe DuMond
John Pringle Scott
Burton Avenue
M. E
A. B. Curryan
Northminster Presbyterian
M. G. Court
St. Paul's
C. E. Luce
Desert
Jesus
United Presbyterian
T. C. Rankin
Trinity American Feutheran
Wll
F. Werbert Macchlinson
First
Church of Christ Scientist
St. Luke’s
Leland H. Lesher
Christ Episcopal
BE. BE
Madeila
Kansas City
Waterloo
Hey
E. B. Mounsey
Plymouth Congregational
William Hardcastle
Iowa Falls
Plymouth Congregational Church
Earl Wiliam Main
Stephens
Paul the Apostle as Master of Speech and Conversion
William Jennings Bryan surveys Paul the Apostle as a master orator and writer, analyzing his Mars Hill introduction, conversion on the road to Damascus, and the power of his testimony. He contrasts two kinds of change, notes Paul’s zeal and clarity, and argues that ultimate influence comes from spiritual transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Plato
Demosthenes
Napoleon
Paul
Mars’ Hill
Athens
Wendell Philips
Russell Cornwell
Christ
Israel
Hke Demetrius
Damascus
Saul
Jesus of Nazareth
Ananias
Aaron
God
Shama
A Bitter Experience of Paul the Apostle in Arabia
A long extract on Paul the Apostle, tracing his conversion, three years of preparation in Arabia, desertion by some Christians, expulsion from Jerusalem, and eventual rise as a world famed preacher. It highlights his unwavering faith, devotion to Christ, and the central message of Christ crucified. Also notes Macedonian generosity and Paul’s martyrlike resolve, closing with the apostle’s declared readiness to be offered. Copyright 1923 Republic Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Arabia
Worutle
Damascus
Kim
Jerusalem
Tarsus
Carenabas
Climetias
Antioch
Gling
Christ
Jesus
God the Father
Christ the Son
Republic Syndicate
Moral Uplift Urged Over Power By Rev Knipping
Columbus preacher Rev August H Knipping urged in a sermon that the United States needs moral uplift as much as military force once did. He warned against wealth without virtue and called for strengthening character, fair dealing, and equal opportunity rather than merely expanding material progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
August H. Knipging
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
America
Mr. Knipping
The Fire Divine by Richard Watson Gilder
A archival poem fragment describes inner fire as cleansing and enabling conquest and endurance. It casts imagination desire and calamities as slaves and tools within the wielder of sacred fire. The speaker envisions universal reach from heavens to seas under a divine, humble bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Richard Watson Gilder
Traditions versus God’s Word in Church Teachings
A sermon contrasts God’s plain word with human traditions. It cites Matthew and Paul to urge steadfastness to scripture, warning against honoring tradition over divine commandments and calling for adherence to God’s revealed word from Jesus and Paul. Copyright 1321.
Eternal Things Ignored by Men and Chimes Concert Note
In Columbus on August 25 Rev W M Stimson laments worldly investments in horses orchards and sheep while neglecting eternity through friendship charity and love. A chimes concert at First Presbyterian Church features Mrs E H Kimball playing with a program including Lord I Hear of Showers of Blessing and Trust and Obey. The article notes wealth is not condemned but wealth misplaced amid material prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stimson
E. H. Kimball
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Mr. Stimson
Motorist Held Up by Two Bandits Near Cedar Falls
Howard L. Card reports two unidentified men flagged him near Cedar Falls last night. A revolver pointed at Card’s head while the thieves removed a new spare tire and a jack from his car, then ordered him to drive on. Card viewed the suspects and gave a description but no clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Howard L. Card
Gard
Delaware County Deputy Sheriff Joins Federal Bureau in Chicago
Grant Clark, longtime deputy sheriff, resigns to join the government service in the bureau of markets and moves to Chicago. Mrs. Clark plans to join him once stationed. Sheriff Harry G. Utley has not named a successor yet, awaiting the best available candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Grant Clark
Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Hawaii
Mennonites From Buchanan Colony Visit Waterloo
Two Mennonites from a Buchanan county colony visited Waterloo this week guiding attention to their simple life. They live near Fairbank, number about 20 families, and bought farms in 1915 after tearing down old houses to build anew. They keep private farms, no church buildings, and insure with a golden vase tradition. They are noted for honesty, punctuality, and a calm, disciplined lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles M. Allen
Fairbank
Buchanan County
Canton
Iowa
Allen
Mr. Allen
David
Thomas
Simon
North
South
Amana
Six Auto Clubs Join American Association
Six automobile clubs and associations were admitted to membership in the American Automobile Association at a recent executive board meeting in Chicago. The new clubs include Milwaukee Motor Club and Milwaukee Wis North Dakota Auto Association Fargo ND Yallahassee Motor Club Tallahassee Fla Berrien County Motor Club Benton Harbor Mich Motorsists Association Peoria Ill and Buffalo Automobile Dealers Association Buffalo NY. The Milwaukee Motor Club, less than two months old, now has over 3000 members, growing daily with backing from the Milwaukee Auto Dealers' Association and other civic bodies as they aim to build one of the country’s largest clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Blackstone Hotel
Chicago
Milwaukee Motor Club
Milwaukee
Wis
North Dakota Auto Association
Fargo
N. D
Yallahassee Motor Club
Tallahassee
Fla
Berrien County Motor Club
Benton Harbor
Mich
Motorists Association
Peoria
Ill
Buffalo Automobille
Waterloo visitor recounts Canadian trip with McCollum Jones party
Ruth Robinson formerly deputy clerk writes to her parents about a weeklong trip from Calgary to Banff Lake Louise and Lake Moraine with Nellie Housden and Dr Effie McCollum Jones. She details mountain views at Sundance Canyon Johnsons Canyon Lake Louise and high altitude health, the rides, weather, and local sentiment, plus reflections on travel and speech habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Effie McCollum Jones
Ruth Robinson
Birdsall & Birdsall
Hawyers
Mes
I’. A. Robinson
Missy
Nellly Housden
Calvery
Can
Vantlands Lake Louise
Miss Housden
Ellie McCollum Jones
Winnipeg
Dr. Jones
Miss Robinson
Tousden
Calgary
Bratt
Robingen
Nellie
Bani
Sundance
Canyon
Falls
Johnson's Canyon
Altho
Ralph Connor
Sundance Trail
Lake Louise
Storm Mountain
Highest
Pesk
Lake Moraine
Louise
Ten Peaks
Cathedral Mountain
Hige
Wat erloo playground outing draws 500 for annual picnic
More than five hundred Wat erloo residents attended the second annual Cedar Silver Park outing. The event featured swimming races, tug of war, and baseball, with a picnic supper and 40 gallons of ice cream. Winners in multiple events were named, and a demonstration playground for the Dairy Cattle congress was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Playgrounds
Imle
Cedar Silver Park
Marge
H.’O. Chapman
M. H. Cook
Beatrice McGarvey
Sylvester Kowell
Pat's Pond
Fiske Playground
Eitizone
Waterloo
G. W. Wood
Keefe
J. C._ Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Boges
GC. J. Rudolph
Cattle Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
Mra
Ruby Nempster
National Playground Association
Edison
Lowel
Prekt—ring
Willette Wall
Yowell
Eddie Melrowett
Leo Chapman
Lowell
Charles Carmen
Libert Brooks
James
Bundlerolay
Grant
Harold Cruden
John Behneck
Bai- Ra
Farquer
Ite Seeleck
Cheela Ashford
Madene Gordon
Aseball
Bernice McGowan
Irma Eickelperg
Borys
Claire Bote
Fiske
Russell Coates
Will McGraw
Goigen
Walks and paving proposals to be acted on by council Monday
The regular council session Monday will consider a resolution of necessity for 12 526 lineal feet of cement sidewalks and hear objections to repaving Park avenue east Second street west and Washington street. If all sidewalks are ordered the contract would total 2 1 2 miles. Park avenue east paving could remove center landscaping and create uniform street width. Traffic control likely to be discussed. A K E Gnagy mayor. A move to send city policemen to study traffic in a large city may follow. Budget talks on next year’s tax levies start. a special session may be called to review the report with hopes of a small millage decrease or a sinking fund to reduce bonded debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue East
Second Street
Washington Street
Park 1 Avenue East
A. KE. Gnagy
Board of Supervisors
Gnagy
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Lawn City
Fred H. Seger
Lincoln Park
St. D. Echiin
Gedlar Falls
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Tred Si. Seger
Seger
Barry Mobrehouss Gage
Coe College
W. Harrop
Linden M. E
Trev
George Krinklaw
G. W., van Dran
BIBLE
Paul the Apostle
Cilleia
Galialiel
Ord
Jesus of
Nazaraeth
Nhead
Edeo
Christ Jesus
Bopdaner
Hope
U. S
THE
Fire Divine
Sax
Delaware County
Buchanan
South Dakota
Auto Clubs
American Association
Nut
Banff
T “Tr
Hone
Halk Mast
Harding
American Women’s Club
United States
Roosevelt
Lincoln
High River
Nelile
Elmer L. Hunt
R. Paul Hough
Olds
Neoma G. Adams
Wesley C. Baldwin
Ae Bertie LeGault
Stanley
Peter’ ‘Ofsterhun
Lawler
Agnes Anderson
New Hampton
Harley M. Sturch
Lela Nettleton
Chester Dewey Beresford
Pea
Duque
Os Els
Ruth
Bishoup
Dubuquet
Furor Richard Higgins
Water- L Ste Opugene Nichols
New Zealand
United Brethren Church
S. H. Davis Ladies’ Tailor and Furrier
Lafayette St
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