Union Services Preview at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rev RG Russell of the Wesley Foundation will preach at union services in Walnut Street Baptist Church with Dr J B Macartney presiding and Rev R N MacDonald delivering the sermon. Miss Janet Little opens the program as organ recital movements follow.
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RG. Russell
Des Moines
Wesley Foundation
Iowa
Walnut Street
J. BR. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Presiding
R. N. MacDonald
Harris
Clarence Wise
Charles McElroy
John Wells
McNlroy
Young People’s
National Board of Presbyterian Churches
Leonora Hall
Johnson
Wilson
Mr. Littie
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
Charles Mcklroy
Rogers
Graves Memorial United Brothren
W. Main
William Jennings Bryan Bible Talks in Lystra Parish
A 1924 summary of Bryan era religious talks describes Paul healing a cripple in Lystra and the crowd praising him as a god. Barnabas and Paul denounce such worship, urging conversion to the living God who made heaven and earth. The sermon links faith to healing, warns against idolatry, and emphasizes God’s sovereignty and human accountability.
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Lystra Jennings Bryan
Gal Iesgon
Paul
Lystra
Syracnia
Uct
Barnabas
Jupiter
Mercury
Antioch
Iconian
Pau
Christ
Peante
Sarnabas
God
Teonlum
Dorhe
Pauls
Theatars
Republic Syndicate
Tent Meetings Close Sunday at Free Methodist Church
Tent meetings sponsored by the Plack and County Holstess association near Fourth and Pine streets will close Sunday. Rev. W. A. Vandersall is evangelist in charge with Miss Amir Hendersin of Newton directing music. Vandersall will address the morning congregation at the Free Methodist church, followed by a final tent service in the evening.
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Brethren
A. D. Cushman
Jastor
Varalion
Willer Brubaker
Berce
Joselyn
Godard
USA
Hosmer
Whiliameon
Plack and County Holstess Association
Fourth and
Pine Streets
W. A. Vandersall
Amir Hendersin
Newton
Msic
Tiny
Me Vandersall
Free Methodist Church
Beggar's Song of Time and Longing in Night
A fragmented verse probes age and power as a beggar pleads for compassion. It contemplates hunger, loss, and memory, set against tides and starry paths, with a plea for human mercy and remembrance.
Warless World 15 Pons of Churches In Institute Talks
A long program at Chautauqua seeks world peace through religious and international studies. Speakers include Bishop FPJ McConnell of Pittsburgh Miss Isabelle McCausland James G. McDonald and Stanley High detailing church work and Russia Recent developments in China American Chinese relations and interfaith dialogue are among the topics at the July gathering with experts from multiple nations.
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Americas
FP. J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Isabelle McCausland
Evanston, MI
American Missionary College For
James G. McDonald
New York
Foreign Policy Association
Europe
World Court
League of Nations
Russia
Stanley High
George W. Wickersham
United States
Dr. Gulick
Institute
Jhhurches
Churches of America
Askington
Iuly
Chautauqua
Commission On International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
Theological Seminary
Missionary Board
Scientifc
Neandignes
Michimasa Soyoshima
Tokio
Japan
Fot
Johns Hopkins University
Imerly
Canton Chris College
China
Dean Snarles Mathews
Ager
Pivers
Rex Ickes Former I. C. Conductor Dies in Indiana
Rex Ickes a former resident of Watertoo died Thursday at a sanitarium in Covington Indiana of the boraimlosis. The body was taken to Alden where mineral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon. He was a conductor with the Central Railroad. He left Waterloo four years ago for Louisiana due to poor health and moved to Covington last year. Alden is the home town of Mrs. Ickes and other relatives.
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Rex Ickes
Watertoo
Covington, Inc
Adden
Ickes
Witneis Central Railroad
Waterloo
Lowisiana
Covington
Alden Isi
Hammill Urges More Diversity for Iowa Farmers
Des Moines July 11 Governor Hamill sent to the state agricultural and industrial commission proposals on diversification for Iowa agriculture. He favors a state marketing agency, expanded electricity use on farms, and improved agricultural reports. He cites benefits of diversification, rural home ownership, and better dairy production along with stronger advertising and organized delegations to learn from other states.
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Des Moines
Hammill
State Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Alm
Comiulessou
Tawa
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Athout
Iowe
Towa
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Immanuel Lutheran Church Mission Festival Planned
Immanuel Lutheran Church will observe a mission festival at the Catule Congress grounds on Sunday. At 12 near 9:30 a.m. William A. Webbering of Westgate will speak. Klatt of Sumner will preach English at 2:30 p.m. The event aims to boost Missouri Synod missionary projects supported by about 4 million dollars yearly across 12 fields. Invitations have gone out to 15 churches. more than 2,000 members expected.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Catule Congress Grounds
le A. G. Webbeking
Westgate
Merv
Theolors Klatt
Sumner
Meglish
Missouri Synod
Anti Christians Sought to Prevent Resurrection
AP reports in New York July 11 that Dr Farl 2 Bull, Methodist missionary, found a huge grave on the loo Choo islands in Junan where heads of Christians were buried separately from bodies. The grave recalls 1637 executions of 33,883 converts by Catholic missions and Shogun officials aimed to thwart resurrection by distributing body parts.
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Associated Press
New York
Farl
Bull
Methodist Episcopal Church
Loo Choo Islands
Junan
Atia- Kusa
Ney
Trust Issue to Be Projected by Gifford Pinchot
Governor Pinchot presents a plan to curb a growing electric monopoly, favoring public voice in development, rate relief for small users, and careful capitalization. He contrasts public welfare with industry greed, warns of rapid consolidation, and urges public supervision of rates, franchises, and utilities while balancing private enterprise.
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Gifford Pinghot
Capipalen Ta Nintad
Che Hationwite
Thiy Matton
Jpmblic
Reac
Pubic
Finehot
Lis
Gov. Pinchot
Consolidation Tensions in Coal and Rail Sectors Highlight Industry Shifts
The piece outlines pressures for consolidation in railroads and the coal industry. It contrasts railroad industry moves toward larger units with the diffuse, highly fragmented bituminous coal sector, where geography and small mines resist grouping. It notes price leverage by large buyers, potential stabilization efforts, and forecasts of production strain if consolidation stalls.
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Haring
Davenport
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Colorado
New Mexico
Alabama
United States Steel Corporation
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Henry Muell
Kirkpatrick
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Lystm
Acts
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Dubuque
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