Religious Services Schedule Highlights Weekly in Fort Dodge
A detailed Sunday plan across many churches features Dr Fred J Glark presenting evolution topics at First Congregational and Miss Burkey from Chicago visiting Burton Avenue for Congo missionary work. Rev J R Macartney addresses young men and basketball players at First Presbyterian. Girls Sunday across churches with YWCA ties. multiple guest preachers including Rev F Drake at St Marks Episcopal and Rev D H Middents at Park Presbyterian.
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Waterloo
Fred J. Glark
First Congregations
Misa
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian
Hogy
YW. C. A
Were, Minster
Presbyterian
Migs Burkey
Chicago
Moody Bible &Chool
Congon- Vandi
Little Burton Avenue
Beulah McMillan
Congo
Thirst
Clinton -Smith
Kenneth &. Runkel
Ministry of Music
Christian Endeavor
Walnut Street Baptist
A. Cohagan
XY. CG. AL
Walnut Street
Christ's Lessons on Citizenship and Giving
William Jennings Bryan argues Christ taught two sovereignties, urging citizens to render to Caesar and to God. He links responsible citizenship, Prohibition, and humanitarian action to a moral national leadership, praising universal giving inspired by a poor widow's two mites.
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Christ
William Jennings Bryan
Temple
Jerusalem
Caesar
Iyst
Jesus
Jess
God
Upke
Man Wills Forty Thousand to His Namesake
In Leland Ja February 24 Henry Chryst, longtime friend of the Erskine family, promised that if they named their son Henry they would not regret it. The boy, later Henry Chryst, worked through high school at Garner while his parents had died. After Henry Chryst’s death his will left forty thousand dollars to his namesake, with the remainder of his fortune going to two distant relatives.
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Leland
Henry Chryst
Erskine
Henry Christ
Gates Business Alumni Plan New Organization
All Gates Waterloo Business college alumni are urged to attend a 7:50 p.m. meeting Monday to organize a revived alumni association. An earlier organization lapsed in recent years and the gathering aims to resurrect it.
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Gates Waterloo Business College
Ooganize Oan Alumni Association
Simpson Men to Meet Kansas Debaters at Indianola Next Week
Indianola Ta Feb 24 Simp son college men's debating team will meet Baker university Bald win Kan here Feb 25. Simpson will support the affirmative of the Pi Kappa Celts question: Resolved That the United States should adopt the parliamentary cabinet form of government.
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Indianola
Simn+son college
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Simpson
United States
Davenport selects Bechtel for 256000 bond issue
Davenport Iowa February 24 George M Bechtel Co of Davenport wins the bid among 10 others for the cities 256 008 bond issue. The city pays a premium of 4975. Bonds bear 4 percent interest and mature in 29 years.
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Davenport
George M. Bechtel & Co
Davenport Concerm
Half century of mission activity will close soon
Mary EB Pratt, who first saw India a half century ago, will begin a missionary voyage back. On her last furlough Sunday, March 31, Pratt, a Cedar Falls native and longtime church worker, plans to stay in India as superintendent of non Christian schools. The Presbyterians sent her to India, and she has returned on furloughs, the latest 11 years ago. The farewell service at First Presbyterian drew a packed church, and Pratt sailed from New York Oct. 2, 1873, with others bound for India. Her letters from the early years recount conditions in Kalapoor and Saharaupus, with tales of travel mishaps, trunks misrouted, and a life devoted to missionary work.
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United Presbyterian
United. Presbyterian
Renkip
Church College
he-Dath
Clark
Westminster Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
G. G. Oxley
Cadar Rapids
Plymouth Church
Mr Oxley
Mary EB. Pratt
India
Wirth
Washington Streets
Pratt
Cedar Falls
Miss Pratt
Ti Presbyterian Church
James Black
Toe First Presbyterian
New York
Stollers
Mies Pratt
First Presbyterian Church
London
Kalapoor
Jonah
Offee
What God Saps about Following Love
Fragmentary religious reflections discuss following love as following God through Christ. The writer contends dead men cannot follow yet urges belief in Christ’s resurrection for salvation, urging living by faith and love as the path, despite garbled phrasing and poor OCR.
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Jesus
Christ
Christ-rejestor
Siarply
Susan Chieist
Rose Agate
Gail
Clergymen and secretaries asked to submit notices for shire paper
Clergymen and their secretaries are requested to draft sermon subjects announcements and related prose for the Courier offices before 6 p.m. Thursday. Submissions should be legible, typed, and mailed or brought in person. telephone submissions are not accepted. The text also recounts a London shopping trip and social observations among young Westminster crowds, noting contrasts between rural upbringing and urban life, and remarks on poverty and labor conditions in an unnamed country.
Fire Helmets to Be Purchased by Department Here
Waterloo fire department will buy forty new modern fire helmets funded by a $100 donation from the Lafayette Building Company in thanks for effective firefighting after a Tuesday blaze. The helmets costing about $300 will be added to the firemen’s pension fund as a safety upgrade. Chief Ray Tiller notes four injuries from head impacts recently, and the city provides no uniform equipment.
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Waterloo
Lafayette Building Company
Ray Tilter
Cowln
Cliy
Tiller
Auto Mishap Suit for DamagesFiled by Della Roth
Della B. Roth filed suit for 5000 damages over an April 11 1924 collision four miles east of Winthrop between automobiles driven by her husband Charles B. Roth and Turner W. Peck. She alleges driving recklessly on the wrong side of the road caused the crash. Roth says she suffered head injuries cuts from broken windshield, leg bruises and spent weeks in bed.
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Della B. Roth
Turner W. Peck
Alaintiff
Charles B. Roth
Winthrop
Roth
Four High Schools Enter Janesville Speaking Contest
Four high schools Janesville Ta Orange Tudson Janesville and Cedar Falls sent representatives to the declamatory contest last evening. Judges named Ruth Sperry Janesville first in oratorical with Ansgar Jensen Cedar Falls second. Florence Jennings Janesville first in dramatic with Sarah Jane Hess Orange second. Pauline Probert Cedar Falls first in humorous with Grace Flaming Hudson second. The average man contains iron for a medium sized nail.
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Janesville
Orange
Tudson
Cedar Falls
Ruth Sperry
Ansgar Jensen
Florence Jennings
Sarah Jane Hess
Pauline Probert
Cedar Falis
Grace Flaming
Hudson
Founders Day Observances At Iowa University
Former Iowa University students and friends in Waterloo unable to attend Founders Day may listen in at the exercises and hear the speeches via radio. A broadcast from the university auditorium will include addresses by judges, professors, and university leaders, with local organizers overseeing arrangements.
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Lows University
Waterloo
Cite
Pal Uddresses
WuaterIno Association
Dirstteorth
Kanaoiah
I A of
Wieui
Iowa
Towa Cuy
J.D
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O. AL Repass
Univrereig
Auditorium
Albany
Mobile
Deviate
Leswig
Greater Waterloo Association
Fragmented Ecclesiastical Schedule Fragments Gathered
A jumble of church names and service times appears, listing Congregational, Episcopal, Methodist, Lutheran, and Sainte options with partial addresses, pastors, and scattered Sunday and Wednesday meetings. The text mixes venues, such as Central oorth and South, Marsh Place building, and Login Avenue, with odd phrases and garbled dates.
Church Directory Includes Services and Meetings
Sunday schools meet at 9 45 a m divine worship at 11 a m and 7 p m Sundays Prayer meetings Thursday evenings unless noted. Directory lists Baptist Brethren Catholic and other churches with addresses and pastors along with service times and weekly meetings.
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Hels
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