Naperville preacher to deliver sermon at Lincoln Park union service
Naperville Illinois Dr Attig head of history at North Central College will deliver the sermon at union services in Lincoln Park Sunday evening Grace M E church singers will provide music Mrs Jack Campbell and Mark Taylor duet and a quartet including Elizabeth DeWald Mrs Campbell Mr Taylor Roy Gil Allan will sing O Love That Will Not Let Me Go Rev George Woodall St Pauls M E will preach farewell sermon at morning service Finding the Oasis In the Desert children story at morning hour Evening service features brief society talks Mrs Woodall will speak First Presbyterian speaker Rev Walter Barlow dean of University of Dubuque a quartet Miss Martha McCormick Miss Norma Gaiser E Tarbell will sing Peace Troubled Soul Grace M E Bound Up in the Bundle of Life sermon subject by Dr Roy Leslie Smith Max Noah Guilford College will sing The Living God First Lutheran Able Ministers of the New Testament sermon Rev H Mueller German service 9 a m English 11 a m Roy Gilfillan will sing and choir will sing What a Friend We Have in Jesus Immanuel Lutheran no preaching or Sunday school tomorrow pastor and teachers attending Iowa district convention at Paullina Baptist subject for morning service The Lord of the Old Testament evening The Triumph of a Woman's Love services in auxiliary chapels at usual hours First Evangelical no Sunday school or church service this Sunday due to assembly program Christ Episcopal Rev Ernest Mountsey to preach 10 30 a m Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Bethel Church The Holy Spirit and Human Personality Sunday morning and Restraining the Wrath of God by Prayer in evening Thymouth Congregational A Great Resolution morning sermon
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Attig
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Evangelical Assembly
Cedar Falls
Union
Lincoln Park
Grace M. E. Church
Jack Campbell
Mark Taylor
Elizabeth DeWald
St. Paul's
M. E
George Woodall
Mr. Woodall
Woodall
First Presbyterian
Walter Barlow
University of
Walnut Street
Bethel
Westminster Presbyterian
Hugh Galloway
Akron
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Stainer
A. EB. Enderlein
Harold F. Miller
Miller
Jesus Redeemer
Bartlett
Trinity American “Lutheran
F. J. Moehlman
Cintis
Lian
Briggs
Graves Memorial LL. B
Lyman
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Elusholm
Youths Right to Try Conquest of Life
The Rev W Har old Weigle Jr, chaplain of the Episcopal Actors Guild, preached at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration. He spoke on the prodigal son as a life illustration, stressing that every youth has an inalienable right to strive to conquer life and shape their own path.
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New York
W. Harold Weigle, Jr
Episcopal Actors’ Guild
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
LitWe
Mife
Retired Chaplain Builds House in Tree at Waverly
Rev Father Henry Roethier, retired chaplain of Mercy hospital, is constructing a small 12 by 14 foot house in a tree near the hospital grounds to serve as his permanent residence. The structure has walls up and will be finished with shiplap and sheeting. a stove will provide heat, and the tree’s branches and base support the cabin.
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Courier Special Service
Waverly
Henry Roethier
Mercy Hospital
God left earth unfinished to let man build its fate
The passage ponders God’s plan for a world designed as a haven, yet unfinished. It questions why a wiser world isn’t already perfect and argues that human effort, with tasks that tire the body, is needed to conquer water air and fire. The speaker celebrates imperfection as the ground for dreamers who labor to shape mountains bridges and rivers.
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lJevels
Presbyterians Report Largest Membership Gain Since 1925
Philadelphia August 25 The Presbyterian Church reports a net 35 570 rise in communicant membership to 1 962 858 the highest in 140 years. New communicants number 106 545 while infants baptized total 44 824 the largest since 1925. Income reaches 64 598 520 with benevolence funds slightly down though overall giving up 1 815 023.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Seymour Mudge
General Assembly
Withers ‘Spoon
Mudge
Board of National Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Christian Education
Board of Pensions
Pension Board
Presbyterian Boards
Doxology Legacy and Bishop Ken’s Storied Life
A long meditation on the hymn Praise God from whom all blessings flow known as the Long Meter Doxology. It recounts Bishop Ken of Hertfordshire England and his-era clashes with King James II and Nell Gwynn, plus famed renditions across history from Libby Prison to Mount Washington and the 1884 Ohio political night.
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Ken
Hertfordshire
England
James II
Canterbury
Charles I
Charles
Mary
Princess of
Orange
Holland
Nell Gwynn
Altho
Bath and Wells
Nell
Kern
Libby
Mount Washington
Andover
Mass
Ohio
Republican
New York
Charity and neighbor love in a St Patrick's sermon
Rev Raymond Murray at St Patrick's Cathedral urged charity as Christian duty. He tied love of God to love of neighbor and warned against imposters corrupting charity, urging helpers to aid the worthy poor and act with personal care rather than as spokes of a system.
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New York
God
Raymond Murray
St. Patrick's
Father Murray
All Chicago Pupils Get Chance to Study Music
Chicago August 26. Music will take front seat in Chicago schools this fall. Every pupil in the public schools will be given an opportunity to learn to play the piano. Supt William J. Bogan says it is more important for a child to form something of music than to learn arithmetic.
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Chicago
William J. Bogan
Waverly Jubilee Honors Pastor on Fiftieth Ordination Anniversary
Waverly Aug 25 six other congregations merge with First Baptist for the fiftieth anniversary of Rev W A Simmons ordination to Baptist ministry. Scripture reading Rev C Bacon prayer Rev Lawrence Sohl sermon Rev Simmons. Lunch then program with talks on cooperation in church education ministerial alliance neighboring bakers and association.
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Fourier
Waverly
First Baptist
W. A. Simmons
C. Bacon
Lawrence Sohl
Mr. Simmons
Elmer M. Reeves Wll
Bacon
Mr. Sohl
Thomas Anderson
Cedar Pails
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
LeRoy
Mark
Town Falls
Basters
B. L. True
Mfr
Queerson
Mr. Belden
Priest to visit U five Milan Aug twenty five
Catholic churches in America will be visited by Father Paolo Manna superior general of the Pontifical Mission Institute of Milan. Father Manna, now in China, has just completed a survey of Catholic missions in India and will tell congregations in the United States of conditions he found in both countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
America
Paolo Manna
Pontifical Mission Institute of Milan
Manna
China
India
United States
Union Services End With Morgan Speaker At Brethren Church
The final Union Sunday evening service features Dr J Richmond Morgan of First Congregational Church, discussing The Spirituel the Paramount Real. Other morning sermons cover European affairs, Christian aims, and biblical themes across local churches, with solos and choir offerings.
Faith as Cure for War Substitute for Armaments
New York August 25 Dr Robert E Speer senior secretary Presbyterian board of foreign missions discussed faith as a cure for wars substitute for armaments and a spur to athletes He said armies would be unnecessary if nations believed in each other and in their governments Jesus Christ showed faith by finding better in mankind and resurrection symbolized freeing buried selves He noted faith boosts amateurs over professionals by supportive training and belief
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New York
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Alt Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
Jesus Christ
Dr. Speer
Judas
Christ
Earth
Jesus
Speer
Peking Relics Guarded by Soldiers Under Nationalist Rule
Peking, though under Nationalist authority, is set to safeguard historic buildings as objects of value. Soldiers will protect sites such as the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace, and the Forbidden City while plans are made to restore them for Chinese benefit and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Peking
China
Nan
Temple of Heaven
Summer Palace
Forbidden City
Births Reported In Several Families Throughout County
Birth notices list numerous families with newborns and dates. Robert Laverne Kephart born Aug 7 to William and Mrs Kephart of River View. Melene Jean Kele born Aug O Wloo. Gordon Eugene Meyer born Aug 12 to Leslie Meyer of 808 Ash. Lyle Dwight Elmer Rummel born Aug 3. Kenneth Irvin Durnford born Aug 12. Benjamin Earl Sirk born July. Dayle Beery Troenka daughter Fern Chriseth born Aug 7. Colren Marie Perger born July 30. Paul Robert Lewis born Aug 14. Betty Lou Smith born Aug 10. Oliver Gene Beasley born Aug 19. Rudine Louise Parr born Aug 3. Marvene Faye Baker born Aug 4.
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William Kephart
Riverview
Robert Laverne
Edwin W. Kele
Waterloo
Ang
Melen Jean
Lesli C Meyer
Ash
Gordon Eugene
Charles Elmer
Rummel
Lyle Dwight
Gordon J. Durnford
Linn
Atta
Kenneth Irvin
Enell
Vaughn
Water- Joo
Kon
Benjamin Earl
Mir
Dayle Beery Troenka
Fern Chriseeth
William Perger
Wale
Colren Aiarie
Park W
Spiritual and household budgets urged at Camp More
Rev Henry P Darlington, pastor of Church of the Heavenly Rest and Chapel of the Beloved Disciple, urged spiritual and character budgets for shore residents and soldiers camped at Camp More Seagirt New Jersey. He preached on the lawn of the Little White House using the church doorway motto There are lasts that shall be first and there are firsts that shall be last. He cited two classes needing budgets Those down and out and Those up and out both materially and spiritually.
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Camp More
Seagirt
N. J
Henry P. Darlington
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Chapel of the Beloved
New York
Weed
White House
Darlington
Whiels
Sumner Chugh 150 Years Old Celebration at St Johns
St Johns Lutheran church Sumner Iowa marks fiftieth anniversary with organ dedication and multi parish participation. Rev A J Adix served 1878 1888 followed by Rev Herman Bredow 1886 1919 and Rev C J Mardort from 1920. Visitors from Buck Creek RichHeld join for 2 30 p m German sermon and 9 a m English sermon with organ dedication. Prof A B Bergman Milwaukee to give organ recital at 8 p m. Cedar Heights Church news. Dr J A Lurie preaches morning service and discusses Russia. evening services resume next Sunday.
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Sumner
St. John's Lutheran
A. J. Adix
Herman Bedrow
C. J. Mardort
Buck Creek
RichHeld
Blessin
Minneapolis
Tent Evangelist Buell Opens New Waterloo Series
Evangelist W A Buell with four prior Waterloo revivals returns to the city for a September series in a big gospel tent at Independence avenue and Vinton street. Meetings run Sept 2 to 30, organized with the Laymen's Interdenominational Evangelistic Association. A Friday Aug 31 meeting with Buell and committee is set for 8 p.m. in the M A assembly room. Otto Kehler and family attend Clinton reunion. relatives from St Louis Md Luverne Minn and others gathered, first in 11 years. Youngest 63 oldest 72.
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Buell
Interdenominational Evangelistic Association
Waterloo
Independence Avenue
Vinton Street
Kahler
Otto
Kehler
Butler Avenue
Clinton
Christina Wholidorf
St. Louis
Kabler
Herman
Luverne
Minn
John
Freud and fiction vie for readers in late summer reviews
A long literary essay reviews Freud's The Future of an Illusion and its claim that religion stems from social necessity and totem. It contrasts Freud with Carl Van Vechten and notes buying trends, Hollywood satire, and several novelists such as Booth Tarkington and Francis Younghusband, highlighting fiction and non fiction titles and their appeal as September opens.
Barelegged Girls Sent Home From School Fight
In San Francisco August 12, controversy over bare legs at Lowell High School sparked protests as 50 girls were sent home by Dean Eugenie Lacoste after state AG Webb allowed school attendance without stockings if legs were washed. Parents complained of hosiery costs while students argued for cleanliness.
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San_— Francisco
Cal
San Francisco
UY 5
Webb
Eugenie Lacoste
Lowell High School
Miss Lacoste
Warehouses Needed on Rivers for Grain Storage
Des Moines reports Gov. Hammill envisions future warehouses at Mississippi and Missouri terminal cities for grain storage and lending under the state warehousing act. Modern facilities with dryers would safeguard grain quality as inland water commerce grows and joint rail barge rates reduce costs for farmers statewide.
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Gaurier
Des Moines
Mississippi
Missouri
Dubuque
Hammill
Congress
United States
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Dyersville
Port Dodge
Airrail
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Two ton bourdon bell cast for Brown University chimes
In Croydon England a bourdon bell weighing more than two tons for the Brown University carillon has been cast. During casting Miss Douty of Philadelphia tossed a coin into the molten metal in a ceremonial moment.
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Croydon
England
Bourdon
Lucian Sharpe
Providence
R. I
Brown University
Douty
Philadelphia
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J. A. Lurie
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W. A. Buell
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Tom Helmn
Sigmund Freud
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Charles Johnston
New York Times
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Carl van Vechten
Cedar Rapids
Harry Leon Wilson
Morton
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Carl van Veeh Ten
Ike
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Booth ‘Tarkington
Claire Ambler
Tarkington
Francis Younghiusband
Tag
Younghusband
Calonel Younghusband
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Husband
Hoover
al Smith
Mands
Stephen Lesfork
Richard Steele
R. Brinley Johnson
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Robert Ww. Chambers
Alen
Nancy Topsield
Midwest
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Providence Chimes
G. C. Kennedy
Matt Gruben
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