Union services kickoff in Lincoln park setting
Local churches plan July and August union services with pastors including Hey, Harl A. Roadman and Mayor G. A. Tibbitts. Topics cover "fine christ of the American Road" and "The Superiority and Supremacy of Jesus Christ." A two reel film, hymns, and duets listed. Baptism, anthems, and patriotic features noted for several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist
Warren L. Steaves
Tomorgan
Jesus Christ
Praise the
Lord
Randegger
Ellowene Jensen
C. L. Crane
Jesus
Shelley
Margaret Howell
New Hampton Church Remodels Basement and Facilities
New Hampton church Vanl’s Lutheran opens remodeled basement after two months’ work. New dining area, cloakroom, kitchen, and Sunday school classrooms created with a cement floor and new partitions. The effort expands parish activities. In Floyd County Charles City reports record hunting licenses for the year ending June 8, aided by a longer season for hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shimpson
St. Vanl's Lutheran Church
Ospaci
Intestir
Charles City
Floyd County
County Recorder’s Office
Dr Guy L Morrill to Speak at Westminster Sunday Morning
Dr Guy L Morrill a national Presbyterian authority will address Westminster church Sunday morning at 9:30. The hour long meeting is moved earlier to fit his Montana trip. He will also speak briefly at Westminster Sunday school and later in Cedar Falls before leaving Cedar Falls for the Rock Island line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy L. Morrill
Guy 1. Morrill
National Board of the
Presbyterian Denomination
Westminster Church
Morrill
Bozeman
Mont
Waterloo
Epilcopal Boys Set for Camp Morrison Opening
Episcopal boys from town totaling about 50 will assemble in Waterloo Tuesday morning to attend the fourth annual Camp Morrison at the Y M C A reservation on Morris Island under the national Brotherhood of St Andrew. Final plans are pending for opening day with leaders from New York City and Newton, and Bishop Morrison of Iowa expected to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Boys of
Waterloo
Morrison
Morris Island
National Brotherhood of St. Andrew
C. O. Lamson
Iowa
Brotherhood
Episcopal
Ravenport
Cedar Rapids
Ito Nake
Lawson Willard
New York City
The
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Rey
Wilcock
Newton
William Smith
Don
M. Gary
TL XN. Morrison
Cleurch
Hork Biship Morrison
Kirry S. Longley
Bishons
Dr J A Laurie to Tell of Conclave at Cedar Heights
Dr J A Laurie will speak at a Cedar Heights conclave as part of the Anes Senedical Conference program. The sermon outline includes a children’s story titled Being the Right Sort of Suburb, set against a tour of national parks with a Braillida stere opticon exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
Jlovic O
A. Laurie
Denny
America
Fragmented chant passage on divine order and prayer
The text presents a garbled prayer or hymn referencing the Almighty Ruler and a morriw stage. It mentions a mysterious group, a Gutteped Mat, and an unknown GH thal, with phrases about balance, cycles, and conversion toward the Father and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danhess
Austin Tehsen
Patriot Works: Patriotic Services in Churches Citywide
Churches plan Independence Day services led by pastors including Dr LeHoy Munyow of First Christian Church Lowa Cl Rev Clifford E L Jope and Rev J Richmond Morgan preach on themes of patriotism liberty and faith The services feature solos choirs and offertories with selections such as Our Own America The Spirit of 76 and The Land of Mine Multiple congregations hold morning and evening functions at Central Christian Trinity American Lutheran First United Presbyterian and other churches with preaching topics tied to The American Idea and The Source of True Liberty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Studler
Maude Jacobs
First Presbyterian
J. Ro Macartney
Ivory Palaces
Barraclouge
Harry Rowe Shelley
Burton Avenue
O. A. Enerson
Jase
West Evangelion
George ‘Uim
Kinder
Ross
Canpelen
LeHoy Munyow
First Christian Church
Lowa Cl
Central Christian Church
Washington Park
First Methodist Episcopal
J. Arthur Young
John Wells
McDermott
Che
Charles J. Bell
Trinity American Latherat
F. Jerbert Moehlman
J. Richmond Morgan
Rachmaninoff
R. Sanborn
Central Christian
Clifford EL. Jope
America
Wilson
Cresswell
Graves
BE. W. Main
Willard
Northiamester Presbyterian
Russell A. McCormac
Tomorrrow
St. Mark's Episcopal
Bam
TL A. Om
C. W. Bixter
Woest
Presbyterian
YK Baptist
E. Williamson
Jesus Christ
Risher
St. Duke's Litkrerany
Waith
End of Second Decade Observed by St Pauls Church
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal will mark the twentieth anniversary with services through the day Sunday July 11. Dr. J E Johnson will preach. a memorial tablet to charter members is to be dedicated. Paul Davis will sing. an open air reminiscence session leads to talks by Rev G Q Brown, W T Jameson, Rev EL Lier, George Shoemaker, and others. A candle lighting ceremony and birthday cake follow. Epworth League will be led by Rev Toi Delong with a memorial tablet to missionary workers. Sunday School will feature a demonstration and Mrs Della Freeman will review years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Johnson
Yas
Tla
Paul Davis
GQ. Brown
W. TR. Jameson
Martman
EL Lier
George Shoemaker
S P.m
Epworth League
Toi Delong Ay Baceatt
Fiven, Kev, PLC
Witsigamian
Te Siris
Della Freeman
Lutheran Churches to Have Song Festival on July 17
A regional song festival will be conducted by several Lutheran churches including Story City and Maxwell. The program features baritone soloists from Dabis and Mrs C F Dalmason, with Mrs Ore fon as accompanist. Rev W C Chishal will preach the Romanian service and lead the preparation for the liturgy in Kirst Paired Vreshyircian claren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaé Ames
Ames
Story City
Nistrier
Naess
Radelite
Ellsworth
Jewell
Stan- Dope
Rolin
Shaver
Hustel
Cambridge
Kelley
Hara Wirk
Marettal
Teva Sud Les Frees
Eberak Umien
Dandy
Henderson
Sono
Nott
Dabis
C.F. Dalmason
Ore Fon
Toohiad
Servieres
Maxwell Viark
Il Uw, Glean
Pirgt Lutheran Church
Serait
W. C. Chishal
Ezekiel the exile prophet of hope in Babylon
The excerpt explains Ezekiel as the exile prophet of hope, tracing his ministry in Babylon during the first 11 years of captivity. It highlights his dramatic visions, the destruction of Jerusalem, the prophetic refrain Ye shall know that I am Jehovah, and the later prophecy of restoration leading to a gospel of hope culminating in a vision of blessing for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badriln
Isaiah
Jeremiah de Marte
Jave
Ezekiel
Babylonian Empire
Jerusalem
Jerusalam
Jehovah
Jezekiel
E Iles
Beekiel
John
Jesus Christ
Israel
Fourths Past and Present Commemorates Independence Milestone
A reflective piece tracing the Fourth of July’s meaning through American history from 1776 to 1926. It extols the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson’s wording on equality and rights, and the nation’s growth, urging cooperative liberty and reliance on providence as the republic reaches 150 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberlands
Jefferson
Adams
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Thomas Jefferson
Spiritual Gain 3 Congress Result
A sermon at St. Cathedral by Rev. Henry P. Hamner extols the Buchanistic Congress as a religious revival of national scope. He cites press coverage and calls the congress a powerful spiritual force, noting open declarations of faith and broad public inspiration amid alleged prejudice and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “Vork
St. Thedral
Henry P. Hamner
Daily Press
Columun
Tubby
Indeet
Thas
Police Smith
Tavis. Temyie
United Styles
Dhe
Che
Revered Preacher Seeks Modern Prophets in Great Awakening
Brooklyn reverend William Carter, at Throop Avenue Presbyterian, urges trust in God to become prophets of greater deeds than past leaders. He condemns obsession with fame, highlights Elijah and Isaiah, and notes Congress influence on religious practice and Eucharist devotion amid a rousing, fragmented service. Miss Vre Power speaks on freedom. Mrs Steege plays piano at 4:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrooklyn
William Carter
Throop
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elijah
Waity Center
Miss Vre
Brain
BE. Steege
World's tiniest church built by pioneers in Iowa
Ft Atkinson Iowa July 3 special the smallest church in the world six miles from here near Festina notes its long history tied to a French priest and the first settlers led by John Gartner from Oldenberg Indiana. Built from a vow by Mrs Gartner the 26 by 14 foot stone chapel with four tiny pews sits near a once thriving mission site and is cared for by a descendants club based in Ft Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Caldavell
Ft. Atkinson
Speekly
Mestina
Towa
Great Midwest
John Gartner
Gartner
Oldenberg
Ind
Mississippi
Dubuque
Joseph Huber
Napoleon
Frank 4. Finder
Younder Thad
Frank Linder
Mission Church
Althy
Chuceh
Iittle
St. Anthony
Vhayredya Oi
Sithier Pil Atkinson
Festina
Keswick
Notwich
Lowa
Presbyterians to Return to Ames for 1927 Conference
Delegates to the annual Presbyterian synod and fellowship conference voted to hold the event in Ames again next year. The Ames college campus dormitories and auditoriums will host, with a new youth division planned for high school and college ages. A pageant at the campus campanile highlighted religious education work. Herman Knapp, acting president of Iowa State College, hosted officials at a Maples tea. The conference expressed thanks to the college faculty and the Collegiate Presbyterian church of Ames for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Presbyteriat Synod
Synodical Conference
W. R. Maine
Newton
Sr. Moore
Herman Knapp
Iowa State College
Synod
Maples
Presbyterian Church of
Waterloo Moose Band Heads to Chicago for National Convention
The Waterloo Moose wand will leave at 12 40 a m Sunday over the Minors Central for Mooseheart Wisconsin to entertain children at the Moose home Sunday. Sunday night bandsmen depart for Chicago to attend the national convention. Delegations from the Midwest join a giant parade. George Weilein secretary and George Kreiman dictator accompany the group. Mrs Kreiman and Mrs va Wellein attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Moose Wand
Mooseheart
Chicago
Order
Middlewest
George Weilein
Waterloo Lodge
George Kreiman
Kreiman
Va Wellein
Higher Than the Woolworth Tower
The Woolworth Building in New York City, at 752 feet, is the tallest U S structure. If all Lydia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound bottles sold in 1923 were lined up end to end they would form a column as high as the Woolworth Building with spare length to reach from Lynn Massachusetts to Cleveland Ohio. Women across villages and cities praise the product in testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
New York City
United States
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia Bi
Pinkham
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Earl Roadman
Mayor Tibbitts
St. Paul's
WM. B. Ray
S. V. Williams
Paul
Phesos
Ruby Heald
F. J. Ackerman
Aids Society
Miss Varee
Bertha McAninch
M. B. Skillman
Bert Kuehnie
Asa
Calvary Evangelical
Harold Smith
Western Union College
LeMars, St
Lyle Cameron
Albert Dyotloh
Clyde Sack
Methedist
Eside
Divine
Car
Exangelien Lutheran
Peter
O. Borrell
Tevandal
Thomas
Quest
Grace Methodist
Weymouth
William Hardcastle
New Hampton Church
Clifford H. Jope
Mor
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Cedar Falls
First Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
Davenport
Ruldal
Church OF Chlat
Lowa City
United Congregations
Alvin BH. Bell
Bible Measures Syndicate (Inc
Dy J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Fourth and South Streets
Weil
Republic
New York
First Sty's
Mer
Winn
Athearies Covery
Caith
Iaowa
Site of
Indian Mission
Bassetv Bank
New Hampton
Jatoe
Mien
New Bas
Sete) State Savings Bank
Fred Tocker
Jol Lillieh
A. Roethler
Hlenry Meyer
Slosse Williams
Stnckboilers
G. C. Kennedy
Marsh-Place
Moqge
Moosehewt
Kearns Funeral Home
Barbuque
Lynch Grocery
Wisher Grocery Morgan
Grocery Wieist and Son
Bluff St
Lafayette St
Kogan Ave
Conger St
Independence Ave
Neers
Rainbow
Themlla
Miller St
Parker St
Oak Ave
East Fourth St
West Fourth St
Adens St
Falls Ave
Quinn
Home Made Ice Cream Company
Diogenes
Zacchaens
Zarchaeus
Zarchamius
Salvation
Zacchaeus Makehaste
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Zacchaeus
Merorniivk
Minitter
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