Rev 0 M Yagey to Give Sermon at Park Service
Sunday union service at Lincoln Park features Rev Oliver M Yagey preaching on Jesus the Moral Radical. Other churches list sermons on worry, defeat, living happily, baptism, and lessons from a tragic death ahead of afternoon branch services and church outings at Gates Park and local chapels.
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Oliver
Fint Eivangelical Church
Lincoln ‘Park
Jesus
Walnut
Bez
Breeves
Hawthorne
Hagerman
Albert Ban
Lafayette Street
Salvation Army to Dedicate $75,000 Citadel by Maytag
In Newton on a Sunday night the Salvation Army will dedicate a new two story citadel costing 75 thousand dollars funded by Maytag. The 30 by 12 foot fireproof building houses two auditoriums and multiple rooms. Lieut. Commander John MacMillan Chicago will formally accept the citadel for the Army in the Midwest with Maytag presenting and a flag raising ceremony led by MacMillan and Thomas Thorson. Mayors and chamber officials will attend along with Newton American Legion and local churches aiding the event.
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Newton
The
Salvation Amy
Philanthrophy
Maytag
Salvation Army
John MacMillan
Chicago
Thn
Middlewest
MaMillan
Thomas Thorson
The Wary Motorist and Hidden Nature Wonders
A fragmented verse piece contrasts a tense motorist with mute nature scenes. Vivid images of hedges, birds, flowers, and a river primrose mingle with webbed light and screen flicker. The speaker questions life’s value while gazing at distant sky and road.
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Wheela
Landon
The Man Edgar A Guest Lyric Moral Code
The poem urges restraint from cynics and temptation, asserting success only comes to those whose hands are clean. It argues there is no true peace or prize without adhering to a rigid inner code, warning the world punishes the fool and the price of sin cannot be ignored.
Mathews Preaches Intelligible Religion in New York
Rev Dr Shailer Mathews dean of the University of Chicago Divinity School and noted modernism interpreter argues in Park Avenue Baptist Church that rationalism has advanced but true religion must express reciprocity with God and kindness toward others The gospel centers on how to live not dogma and doctrine and religion is a practice built on love and friendship
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New York
Shailer Mathews
School of the
University of Chicago
Park Avenue
Baptist Church
Mathews
God
Dr. Mathews
Amen
Honest Man Is a Treasure to Self as Well as Others
New York July 7 Mgr Michael J Lavelle of St Patricks cathedral preached at high mass praising self sacrifice He said nothing in human life is of value without sacrifice We must deny ourselves for virtue to grow He noted many people who never sacrifice and are Catholics only on Sunday
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New York
Mgr
Michael J. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vis
Jesus Christ
Christ
Love Over Fear As Basis Of Religious Ethics
New York July 7 Rabbi Mortis Lichtenstein spoke at Jewish Science services in the Trust Sisters' building urging that religion aims to foster love not fear. He said ethics rooted in fear constrain the letter of the law, while love builds a unified personality and reveals inherent goodness and a spark of the divine within each person.
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New York
Jewish Science Services
Truse Sisters
West Eighty-fifth Street
Herme
Honest Living Before God and Neighbors
The text argues that one cannot serve both God and material wealth. It urges honesty before the Lord, oneself, and others as the remedy. It frames the “honest man” as a treasure to himself and to those he meets and calls for self mastery.
Jews Find Real Jesus Beyond Theology, preacher says
In New York July 7 Rev Thomas H Whelpley Chelsea Presbyterian urges focus on Jesus the man not doctrine. He cites Emil Ludwig to argue Jews reclaim the humane Jesus while Christians neglect his human side and quarrel over theology, calling Jesus God's Man on Earth and urging carpentry and suffering as human acts. The address links Christ to human nobility and urges pastors to preach the heart of Jesus.
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New York
Jesus
Christ
Thomas H. Whelpley
Chelsea Presbyterian Church
Emil Ludwig
Ludwig
God
Earth
Man
Christ Knew Cosmic Laws in Christanity Sermon at Transfiguration
Rev W Harold Weigle Jr, new chaplain of the Episcopal Actor's Guild, preached that Christianity struggles to meet modern science, miracles and the supernatural are debated as scholars claim miracles violate cosmic laws. He argued Jesus knew cosmic laws 2000 years ago and remains the unchanging foundation amid change.
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New, York
W. Harold, Weigle, Jr
Episcopal Actor's Guild
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Tent Meetings Continue Under Rev Buhler in Seattle
Gospel tent meetings at Fifth and Franklin streets in Seattle Washington led by Mr and Mrs G H Buhler will continue next week each evening except Monday Rev Mr Buhler will preach tonight on What Is the Full Gospel and tomorrow evening on The Bride of Christ in Types Special music will be provided A children's meeting is set for 3 pm on Monday Wednesday and Friday Meetings since July 1 have drawn strong attendance and some converts have joined the church One note mentions a rich iron ore deposit in Sweden near Yearcliffe?
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Christ. Episcopal
Don M. Gary
Neshotah
Wis
Episcopal Seminary
Mary Humphrey
Carmel Baptist
J. H. “Patten
Robert Toplis
St. Paul's Methodist
George Woodall
Roy. Abbott
Towa State
First Evangelical
God
C. M. Vagey
Tawsmorang
Philin Shutt
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Fifth and
Franklin Streets
G. H. Buhler
Seattle
Wash
Monay
Mr. Buller
Tynes
Buhler
Edwin Boardman to Preach at United Worship in Graves Memorial
Multiple church services listed with pastors delivering sermons on topics such as The Heart of the Gospel Following Christ in Worth-While Living and True Happiness Within The Reach of All. Choirs and soloists perform. Holy communion noted at St Mark's Episcopal.
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Edwin Boardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
EB. Ww. Main
Murphy
Lyte-Moors
O‘reilly- Dickson
Westminster Presbyterian
William’ P. McCormick
Somerton
Desert
Wennings
Elgar
Harold Miller
Campion
Graves Memorial United Brethren
EB. W. Main
Christ
Throng-Goodell
Dan Jensen
J. Arthur Young
Charles B. Brooks
Waterloo
Lees
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Trinity American
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Dohn
Theresa
Thayer
Northminster Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
Andrew McBlain
St.Mark's Episcopal
James G. Greede
First Baptist
Pather
GC. L. Kenagy
First’ United” Presbyterian
W. C. Chisholm
Interest in Religion Gains But Christians Remain Complacent
East Northfield Mass July 1 Right Rev John T Dallas bishop of New Hampshire addressed about 1000 delegates at the Northfield Young Woman's conference. He praised religious interest yet denounced Christian complacency urging action and service beyond creed while noting wealth hides needs.
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Northfield
Mass
United States
America
John T. Dallas
New Hampshire
Dallas
What makes a garden and a taken in verse
A compact poem in playful tone questions what defines a garden and possession. It muses how flowers grass and trees, scent and color please, and how love animates gardens as God and lovers share the knowledge and blessing.
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Caroline Giltlab
Adjustment to God and Man Requires Christianity
Rev Everett Wagner at Union Methodist in New York argued that adjustment to divine, social, and personal laws hinges on belief in Christianity. He compared life to a crowded subway car and said even well-adjusted people must adapt to the maladjusted among us to function in society.
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New York
Everett Wagner
Union Methodist Church
Forty-eighth Street
Broadway
My Country Tis of Thee and its American roots
Baptist minister Samuel Francis Smith, famed for writing the patriotic hymn My Country Tis of Thee, crafted the lyrics in 1832 while at Andover Theological Seminary after hearing German songs via Lowell Mason. The tune, tied to God Save the King, links Britain and the United States in a shared hymn of liberty.
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Altho
Samuel Francis Smith
Lowell Mason
Boston
Smith
Mason
Park Street
God
the King
Great Britain
Henry Carey
Porto Bello
Admiral Vernon
Carey
Ailey
Mr. Smith
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard
Holmes
Vivid Spain Impressions by Chapple and West
A travelogue review praising Joe Mitchell Chapple's Vivid Spain for its human focus and atmospheric mood. It highlights Chapple as editor and traveler born in La Porte City, with works like History Making, and notes almost 50 etchings by Levon West, who joined the trip as a photographer.
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Mr. Chapple
Espana
Chapple
Sheree Sne
Cha
Patriotism measured by aiding humanity says Moore in Manasquan sermon
Governor A. Harry Moore told First Presbyterian Church parishioners in Manasquan that true patriotism lies not in waving flags but in how Americans help humanity and tolerate others. He cited love thy neighbor and urged meaning beyond patriotic celebrations. He and Mrs. Moore walked from The Little White House to the service.
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Manasquan
N. Ji
A. Harry Moore
First Presbyterian Church
America
Noah
Mother of Dead Scout Attends Camp Memorial Dedication
Mrs. Jessie Clayton of Detroit and formerly of Waterloo traveled from Omaha to attend Theodore Stockhart's Creighton University graduation. She was present July 4 at the scout marker set at her son's grave who died of heart failure last summer at the camp and will stay for the Harold Clayton memorial dedication on July 29 at the scout camp.
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Jessie Clayton
Detroit
Mich
Waterloo
Omaha
Neb
Theodore Stockhart
Creighton University
Clayton
Harold Clayton
Cedar Heights Presbyterian to host morning sermon by Dr J A Laurie
Regular services at Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church will feature Dr J A Laurie on the mor ning. The morning program also includes a children's talk on How a Mouse Ted Up a Great City and a Friendship That Led to a…
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J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Presbyterian Community Church
Ted
Saving Faith discourse theme at evening meeting
The article notes a revival themed discourse focused on Ruth and Naomi. It mentions a typewriter brand event and reports Smith & Corona moving its brands office from 207 Fifth Street East to 604 Lafayette Street in the Fowler Building.
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Ruth J
Naomi
Typewriter
Smith & Corona” Typewriters, Inc
Fifth ‘Street
Lafayette Street
Fowler Building
Secondary Road Program Backed by Iowa Leaders
Des Moines July 6. The secondary road program gains attention as primary highway plans near final approval in November. Gov Hammill has approved four of five nominees for the secondary road commission and may push a gas tax increase. Iowa’s road system totals about 102,163 miles with 11,550 county and 84,909 township roads. Local officials control county and township roads under 1927 law, while township roads carry most traffic. Financing relies on township funds, gasoline tax, and bonds, with debate over a one-cent gas tax increase for the next legislature.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Wey
Legisla’ Tion
Hammilt
Altie
Commission
General Assembly
State
IoWa
Ere - Sander
Sith
Bureau of Business
To Te
Hi Zreau
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