Local church union service and area sermon schedule
Readers receive a crowded schedule of church services across multiple congregations. IT PIR SER Revi Oliver and Warren L Steeves offer morning and evening sermons at Walnut Street Baptist and Hawthorne branch respectively. First Lutheran holds its annual outing at Gates Park with Rev. Mueller’s sermon How to Live and Be Happy. other churches including Grace Methodist Episcopal Calvary Evangelical Christ Episcopal First Presbyterian St Pauls Universalist and Free Methodist present combinations of sermons, choirs, and special music with varied topics from religious independence to Christian character and the meaning of faith.
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Yaley
Lical Church
Jesus
Walnut Street
Breeves
Hawthorne
Hagerman
Albert Baum
Lafayette Street
First
Gates Park
Grace Methodist Episcopal
A. M. Billingsley
Roy Leslie Smith
Frances ‘Stotts
Dana Campbell
Mark Taylor
Bruce Campbell
Christian
Maxine “Clow
Christ Episcopal
Don M. Gary
Neshotah
Wis
Episcopal Seminary
Mary Humphrey
Garmet Baptist
J. H. Patten
Isan Mornie
Patten
Charles Brown
Thomas Niven
Martha McCormick
Norma Gaiser
Robert Toplift
St. Paul's
Methodist
George Woodall
Universalis
Roy Abbott
Iowa State Teachers College
Wilson
Lke
Evangelical
God
O. M. Yaggy
Philip Shuttwil
Knapp
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Salvation Army to Dedicate $75,000 Citadel by Maytag
Newton, July 7. The Salvation Army will dedicate a two story citadel built with 74 000 dollars donated by F L Maytag washing machine magnate. Lieut. Commander John McMillan will accept the building in midwest ceremony with Maytag presenting remarks. Maytag, McMillan, Thorson, Sayre and Hindorff plan addresses at the dedication with Newton churches cooperating.
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Salvation Army
Citadel
Maytag
Newton
F. L. Maytag
John McMillan
Chicago
Middlewest
McMillan
Thomas Thorson
Bert Stubbs
Churches of
Tense Moments Pass for the Unseen Motorist
A fragmented note from the Landon Observer evokes the restless driver who misses the hedge’s secrets and nature’s vivid pageantry. It contrasts roadside privilege with a fleeting, flickering moment as a primrose and river scene blur into the glow of a passing car.
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Landon Observer
Untitled Verse on Honor Duty and Self Denial
A compact poem condemns the cynic and extols moral discipline and inner code. It speaks of victory earned without taint,需 demands strength, courage, and a tender soul, and asserts a universal law that life’s tests fix a standard above gain. The speaker warns that world cruelty punishes folly and sin carries a price, concluding with a call to integrity.
Intelligible Religion: Love as Basis of Faith
Dr Shailer Mathews of the University of Chicago preached that intelligible religion is one that can be repeated in the lives of others. He argued against extreme emotionalism and extreme philosophy, urging a loving, practical faith guided by modern science. He noted religion should be a direction for living, not a catalog of dogma, and stressed the spirit of kindness as the test of true religion.
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New York
Rey
Shailer Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Park Avenue
Baptist Church
Mathews
God
Honest Man Is a Treasure to Self and Others
New York July 7 Mgr Michael J Lavelie of St Patrick's cathedral urged self sacrifice in a Sunday high mass sermon. He said nothing in life is valuable without sacrifice and praised those who deny self to let virtue grow. He criticized Catholics who act only on Sundays and fail to sacrifice during the week.
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New York
Mgr
Michael J. Lavelie
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Love Over Fear as Basis of Religious Ethics
New York July 7 Rabbi Morris Lichtenstein spoke at Jewish Science services about religion’s aim being love not fear. He argued ethics grounded in love produce a unified personality and moral courage, awakening the divine spark within each person.
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New York
Jewish Science
Autditorium
Trilé- Sisters
West Highly-fifth Street
Morris Lichtenstein
Honest Living in Accord with Lord and Neighbor
A reflection on serving both the lord and mammon, urging honesty before God, neighbors, and self. Emphasizes self mastery and emulating the lord’s example to become a treasure to oneself and to those around, urging moral discipline and integrity.
Jews Highlight Jesus as Human Figure, Says Pastor
New York July 7 Rev Thomas H Whelpley Chelsea Presbyterian argues Christians quarrel over Jesus theology while Jews read the human heart of Jesus. He says Christ stressed humanity, worked as a carpenter, faced disappointments and joys, and that preaching his human side will revive faith. critique of neglect and quarrelling among Christians. The speaker cites Emil Ludwig and notes Quebec as sabestos source.
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New York
Jesus
Thomas H. Whelpley
Chelsea Presbyterian Church
Emil’ Ludwig
Jesus 13
Ludwig
Christ
God
Man
Christ Knew Cosmic Laws In Faithful Sermon
In New York on July 7 Rev. W. Hara Weigle Jr, new chaplain of the Episcopal Actor's Guild, urged that Christianity often fails to meet modern science and philosophy. He argued miracles conflict with cosmic laws, but Christ remains the enduring foundation, guiding believers through impersonal drift toward a personal, living savior.
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New York
Chrisian
W. Hara Weigle, Jr
Episcopal Actor's Guild
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Jesus
Tent Meetings to Be Continued by Rev Buhler
Gospel tent meetings at Fifth and Franklin streets under Mr. and Mrs. G H Buhler Seattle Washington will continue through the coming week each evening at 8 with Monday off Rev Buhler to preach on What Is the Full Gospel tonight and The Bride of Christ In Types tomorrow evening Special music planned Children’s meeting at 3 pm Monday Wednesday and Friday The meetings opened July 1 have drawn many converts and the gatherings are well attended Also noted an iron ore deposit in Sweden near the Arctic Circle.
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Fifth and
Franklin Streets
G. H. Buhler
Seattle
Wash
Monars
Buhler
Faithful Voices at Local Churches Sunday Worship
Rev Edwin Boardman preaches at Graves Memorial United Brethren in a union service with Old and New Testament themes. Sermons focus on following Christ for a meaningful life as congregations feature anthems and solos by local singers and a summer communion.
Christians urged to wake to duty by Bishop Dallas
East Northfield Mass July 7 Bishop John T Dallas of New Hampshire urged 1000 delegates to the Northfield Young Women's conference to shake Christians from complacency and pursue vital religion. He praised religious news coverage, warned against sleepiness in the church, and urged action behind America’s wealth and luxury.
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East Northfield
Mass
United States
America
John T. Dallas
New Hampshire
Christians of the Nation
Northfield
Dallas
What Makes a Garden Who Grows in Love
Fragments ponder gardens with flowers grass and trees as odors grace colors hinting at gifts of love. A playful line asks why gardens crow and who knows the love that lives there in a Caroline Gilttah inspired voice.
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Caroline Gilttah
Adjustment to God's and Man's Laws by Christianity
Rev C Everett Wagner told Union Methodist Church that true belief in Christianity is essential to adjust to God's laws, human society, and personal nature. He likened life to a crowded subway, noting many are maladjusted and that individuals must adapt while maintaining faith.
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New York
C. Everett Wagner
Union Methodist Church
Forty-z
Eighth Street
Broadway
Ike A
Auman Society
Patriot hymn author Sam el Francis Smith remembered
A fragmented reminiscence honors Rev. Sam el Francis Smith, writer of My Country Tis of Thee and other missionary hymns. It cites his Andover Seminary era inspiration, Lowell Mason's involvement, and a July Fourth moment in Boston when the song first reached public ears. The piece notes Smith’s linking to Oliver Wendell Holmes and his classmate bond.
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Altho
Samel
Francis Smith
America
Andover Theological Seminary
Sebruary
Lowell Mason
Boston
Smith
Mason
Park Street
Great Britain
Renry Carey
Porte Bello
Vernon
Carey
Sally
Mr. Smith
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hare Yard
Holmes
Ft. Smith
Vivid Spain Book Aims To Translate Mood Not Facts
Joe Chapple's Vivid Spain is praised for its atmosphere and personal travel tales. The reviewer notes Chapple’s background as editor and traveler and highlights Levon West's etchings and fine photographs enhancing the work.
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
Spain
Spotebia
Joe Mitenen Chapple
Chapple
Espana
fir _lamour
America
Patriots Tolerant in Sermon by N J Governor
Manasquan New Jersey July sermon by Gov A Harry Moore at First Presbyterian church stresses patriotism measured by actions to help humanity and tolerance, not flag waving. He and Mrs Moore walked from The Little White House to the service, urging Americans to live by loving neighbors and aiding others.
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Manasquan
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Pirst’ Presbyterian Church
América
America
Noah
Mother of Dead Scout Attends Camp Memorial Dedication
Mrs. Jessie Clayton of Carroll Michigan arrives from Omaha Nebraska to attend the dedication of the Harald Clayton memorial at the Boy Scout camp. The marker honoring her son who died of heart failure last summer will be set July 25 with the Waterloo community in attendance.
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Jessie Clayton
Carroll, Mich
Waterloo
Omaha
Neb
Theodore Stuckhart
Creighton University
Clayton
Harald Clayton
Regular services at Cedar Heights Church Sunday plan
Dr wa Laurie will preach at the Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church morning service tomorrow with the sermon titled Seeking Until He Finds that Which Went Astray The children's talk will recount How a Mouse Tied Up a Great City A Friendship That Led to a...
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Laurie
Cedar Heights
Presbyterian Community Church
Saving Faith theme sparks evening program
Ruth Rid Naomi story to anchor an evening program organized by LC Smith Corona Typewriters Inc The company has moved its branch from 207 Fifth Street East to Lafayette Street in the Fowler building Drafted as a feature of the event the program centers on the biblical tale of faith and endurance to guide attendees through an hour of reflection and discussion
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Saving Faith
Ruth Rid
Naomi
Typewriter Firm
Lc, Smith 'S
Corona’ Typewriters, Inc
Iis
Fifth’ Street
Goa
Lafayette Street
Fowler
Iowa Secondary Road Legislation Likely Ahead
The Iowa legislature will study secondary road funding as Gov Hammill considers plans. A gas tax increase may be debated next session, with focus on practical routes to improve county and township roads while keeping primary roads under state control. The 1927 stance was cautious toward higher gas taxes, and current reports note rising gasoline tax receipts and expanding road mileage in both primary and secondary networks.
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Hammill
General Assembly
State
Sul
Iowa
bureau _ of
The
State University
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