Union Worship Sermons Highlight Sunday Services
Union services feature Rev. A. D. Cashman and Rev. Clinton Smith with multiple congregations planning sermons. Sermons cover infidelity, divine remedy, Latin neighbors, and religious duties across First Presbyterian, Westminster, Universalist, Burton Avenue, Immanuel, and other churches with choirs, special music, and youth reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Cashmian
First Brethren
United Presbyterian Church
Clinton Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Mrr
Cashman
Good Shepherd
Barri
First Presbyterian
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Kline
Harriette Pinkerton
Mildred Chaplin
J. R. Macartney
Alusic
Leslie Parks
Westminster Presbyterian
Charles
Williams
South America
Wilson
Laurence Hutson
Wooler
Universalist
Effie McCullom Jones
Webster City
Whson
Bertia Fay Zerrup
Dallas
Tex
Charles Pay
Park Presbyterian
J. Paul Vincent
Jesus the Great
The Council at Jerusalem by William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan discusses the Jerusalem council in Acts 15, its resolution of Gentile inclusion, and the balance between essential beliefs and nonessential practices. He highlights Peter James Paul and Barnabas, the compromise on circumcision and dietary rules, and the church’s enduring unity through shared faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
William Jennings Bryan
Jesson
Jwuke
Emerson
Church For Conference
Paul
Hannabas
Antioch
James
Jesus
Peter
Peter de
Trentiles
Barnabas
The
Republic Syndicate
Sunday Worship and Sermon Series Across Churches
Morning services at First Congregational and Grace Methodist with visiting speakers. Rev. Fred Kuethe of Dubuque leads Sunday school at the usual hour and an evening gathering is canceled. Rev. A E Fish continues his second sermon in a series at First Congregational. Dr E J Lockwood, Waterloo district superintendent, will preach at Grace Methodist Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiatheran
Henry Mueller
Leonora Hall
Johnson
Helton
Marks Episcopal
F. H. Pickworth
Mount Pleasant
EB. A. Pickworth
Waterloo
C. W. Baxter
Grace Memorial U
RE. W. Main
First
Baptist
R. E. Williamson
Althea Waugh
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyteria
Ua. J. Cashman
First Brethren
Union Congregational
Ll. BD. Blandford
J. Arthur Young
Clarence Wise
Evangelical
Clnton F. Smith
Ann Miom
E B. Mo
Plymouth Congregational
Wiam Harecastle
Walnut Street Baptist
Servions
Wnion
Trinity American
Fred Kuethe
Dubuque
A. E. Fish
Grace Methodist
E. J. Lockwood
Westminster Presbyterian
Charles 5. Williams
Cedar Falls
First Congregational
Trinity American Lutheran
Burton Avenue Baptist
R. E. Crowther
Harry Pisher
Immanuel Lutheran
Alfred T. Fathsilek
St. Louis
Nncordin Semi
Lesher
Waterloo pulpits filled by pastors from out of town
Des Moines reports that a State Conference of Presbyterians will meet July 27 to 31 at Ames Jons State college. The forty fourth synod of Iowa and second fellowship conference run July 27 to 31 with Rev H. M. Gage as moderator. Daily sessions include Bible study led by Silas Evans and talks by Rev Wer bert Booth Smith and Rev Frank W. Wible. Numerous out of town speakers will fill church pulpits during the period.
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State Conference of Presbyterians
Out of Town
Ames
Werbert Booth Smith
D. B
Immyanual Church
Los Angeles
Hoy
Frank W. Wible
Foreign Division
Chicago
Unclear OCR fragment teases a historical event
Fragmentary text mentions a scene with names and places, including a reference to Washington and Jesus. It appears to be a damaged page snippet with illegible dates and identifiers, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities to anchor a proper summary. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise card.
Vinton Chatauqua results and payment details
Vinton Chautauqua results show participants and a payment obligation of $15.50 to guarantors. The report notes ongoing planning for the next event and a tentative outline of the season, with emphasis on ensuring financial settlement and continued promising progress.
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Gia Ue
Nm Vinton
Next Xe Thor
The Pictured Story of The Presses Hurrica Brooklyn Times
A poetic note on the press as recorder of society variegates the story of news and narrative from cliff memory to market chatter. It frames journalism as mirror and chronicler of daily life and distant events.
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Hurrica
Senate
Brooklyn Times
Girls of church plan school in Africa
The Episcopal Church School Service League aims to build and equip a school for Liberian natives in Fortsville, Africa, funded by the Birthday Thank Offering. The project, to be presented at the October general convention in New Orleans, highlights 400,000 Liberian children without schooling. The plan includes classrooms, a chapel, and teachers’ living quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Episcopal Church Schoors
United States
New Orleans
Church School Service League
Portland
Fortsville
Nauve
Bishan
Episcopal Missionary
Liberia
Convention Hall
Gct
Misa Frances H. Withers
Fle
Fire destroys four barns in east Vinton area
Four barns in the east part of Vinton were destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon with several houses damaged. The fire origin is unknown and flames gained headway before the alarm. investigators noted scattered timbers and limited insurance on the destroyed properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton. In
Vinton
Origo
Guardrail Project Planned on Primary Road 19 in Floyd County
Charles City Iowa July 18 five thousand feet of guardrail will be built on primary road no 19 between this city and the county line a distance of about five miles. The contract for supplying the guardrail will be let July 25. This stretch of road will be graveled within 10 days and after the guardrail is placed the work will be completed on this section of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Farmer Wounded by Hayfork Faces Possible Recovery
Ackley Iowa July 18 Special. Titus Jutting was injured when a hayfork slipped during unloading in a Creves barn early this week tearing a circular chest wound about the size of a teacup. Attendants report a chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Titus Jutting
Creves
Missing Wichita reporter sought by friends
Friends in Wichita Kansas say reporter Jack Pliner has disappeared three weeks ago leaving a three month old baby in care. They urge contact with any information to locate him and ensure the child’s safety and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pliner
Wichita
Kan
Piner
Missing reporter appeal and newspaper wood pulp estimate
The report requests anyone seeing the missing reporter to wire Mrs. Marie Rathmore or have Piner relay the message. It notes a block of wood measuring two by three by four inches is needed to supply pulp for a 24 page newspaper, with a cord of wood estimated to inform 3 600 people of the day s news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rathmore
Wichita
Piner
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C.F. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist and
United Presbyterian
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Larnabas
Foul
Jerusa
Gertsin
Stosen
Wattorg
Marl
Washington
Vinton Chactauqua
the Newspaper
John 3. Heffernan
Kluck Music House
Leedy Ludwic
Wluck
Columbia
McKinley
Record Exchange
West
Ron Jefferson
Waterite
Iowa
Africa
Floyd County
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
Stromberg
Central Battery & Electric Co
Mason City
Willys-Knight
Durant
Chalmers
Overland-Waterloo CO
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