Glass of 1929 at Fast High to be guest of church
Baccalaureate services at East High and Grace church on Sunday evening include sermons by Dr. Roy L Smith and Rev O M Yanny. The program features hymns, anthems, solos, scripture readings, and offertories across multiple churches including First Evangelical Calvary Lutheran and Plymouth Congregational with varied speakers and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast High
East ‘High School
Grace
Roy Leslie Smith
O. M. Yanny
First Evangelical Church
Joseph J. Yates
Linden M. E. Church
Mozart
E. R. McClellend
Calvary Evangelical Church
Elgar
Dykess
String Choir
Phoebe Jane Eickelberg
Carlton Gasper
Mary Jean Adams
Doris Morton
Irma Jean Sherill
Wilma King
Lilinn Knudeson
Elsie Gronberg
Ettabelle Storer
Harold F. Miller
W. CG. Black
C. Young
William Hardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Grace Church
Dr. Smith
Charles Wesley
Parker
H. Mueller
Gray
Harry Button
Petrie
Brackett
Free Methodist
D. LG. Reichert
First Evangelical
O M. Yagey
Calvary Evangelical
E. R. McClelland
Plymouth Congregational
Andrew McBlain
First ‘United Presbyterian
Ghilgren
W. O. Chisholm
Northminster Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
Mitesto
Lewi
Harris
Stalrs
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Clinton F. Smith
Jerusalem the Golden
Trinity American Lutheran
Spence
Carl F. Meyer
Memorial Service Tomorrow for Dr Lockwood at Grave M E Church
Memorial service for Dr BE Lockwood is planned tomorrow morning at Grave Methodist Episcopal Church at 1 o'clock with Dr BE Hull leading prayer. Speakers include Miss Nellie Trunk representing the young people J W Arbuckle for the laity and Dr Ray Leslie Smith for the ministry. Dr Lockwood served as Grace church pastor for over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Methodist Episcopal Church
BE. J. Lockwood
BE. D. Hull
Nellie Trunk
J. W. Arbuckle
Ray Leslie Smith
Lockwood
Grace Church
Muhlenberg Hymn Authorship Amid Hymnal Controversy
In 1823 a Protestant Episcopal convention formed a committee to revise a hymn by Dr. Muhlenberg, who did not reveal authorship. Francis Scott Key and Dr. Onderdonk were involved. The hymn I Would Not Live Alway, tied to Muhlenberg, faced rejection and later inclusion, amid disputes over authorship with Henry Ward of Litchfield also named.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Mubhlenberg
Muhlenberg
Francis Scott Key
Onderdonk
Dr. Muhlenberg
William A. Muhlenberg
Lancaster
Ity
Job
Henry Ward
Litchfield
Conn
Weather and Woe in a Rainy Day Meeting
A rainy day encounter with Eden A. Guest describes a cheerful wedding trip plan followed by a man’s grim tale of a house fire. The poem contrasts mood with weather, noting some see beauty in rain while others bear grief and care despite the day.
Quward Aids To Living Narrow Inner Life
New Haven June 1 Yale divinity professor Halford Luccock warned that complex outside life yields a flatter inner life as aids to living multiply. He cited writing and thinking aids, noting more ink often means less clear thought, and that inventions are used for trivial ends such as advertising and smoky cigarette names.
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New Haven
Conn
Halford E. Luccock
Yale Divinity School
Battel Chapel
Walt
Lfe
Macaulay
Niagara Falls
Chesterton
Modern Skepticism Arises From Defective Education
New York June 1 Rev Selden P Delany rector of St Mary the Virgin church says modern secular schools stress brawn over brain and neglect the spirit. He argues education must develop the spiritual part of man's nature to distinguish him as a spiritual being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Selden P. Delany
Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Bankruptcy of Inner Life in Christian Faith Discussion
A reflection on how material wealth cannot compensate for a lack of inner purpose. The text argues Christian faith must preserve shared purpose with Jesus to avoid life shrinking to insignificance. It contrasts restless striving to improve the world with the settling dreary calm of giving up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Assembly Echoes From General Assembly Sermon
Rev J A Laurie pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church reports echoes from the One Hundred Forty first general assembly in St Paul this week Sunday morning at 31 oclock The children's talk is The Story of a Boy Who Would Not Be Paid for Being Honest At 8 pm the pastor preaches Around the World With the Gospel Airship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Donald B. Rheiner
Tschaikowsky
Schuler
F. Steege
Babylon
Shanker
L. A. Cobb
Gounod
First Presbyterian
Hart Panteth
Scott
Martha McCormick
Norma Gaiser
Jesse Church
Jesus
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni Parks
Burton Avenue Baptist
Baeres P. Shaffer
Lorenz
Walnut Street
Steaves
Steeves
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
St. Paul
Churches Unite For Services At Hd Auditorium
West High School baccalaureate services fill the auditorium as congregations gather for Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr to deliver The Great Adventure. Other rites include processional, invocations, anthems, and sermons by area pastors with Westminster and First United Presbyterian among participating groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches Unite
Edwin Boardman
West High
Brethaven
W. C. Chisholm
First U. FP
First Church of Christ
Stories of Waterloo street life from early days
The author recalls childhood memories along Waterloo’s Main Street, detailing Washburn’s pond, local mills, schools, homes, and shops. He names neighbors, storefronts, and landmarks such as the Central House, shoe makers, grocers, a Chinese laundry, and early street life before electrification, inviting readers to remember “the days.”
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Washburn
Abraham
John Deere
Nimrods
Colonel
Jud Page
Ed Chapman
Will
Joe Watkins
Stock
Will Garrabrant
John Hartman
Vaughns
Fischer
Xkrolls
Wilams
McCabes
Frank Bagg
Strayers
Wallace Harber
George Remington
John Althouse
Ieyee
Commercial Street
Washburn's
Waterloo 9
Mullan
Rock Island
Roger
John C
Oscar
Windy” Brown
Ilinois
Bert Doxey
Phil. Gossweiler
Orb Stewart
Rob Kruse
Henry (Curley)Althouse
Bill Hartman
Frank Phelps
Pang Sam
Joe’ Wah Bee
Waterloo
B. J. Capwwell
Hitt
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Commercial House
Capt. Coblin
Sam Sweet
Libby
Julius Hollister
B. Kelly
Ss. B. Williams
T. Wiley
Hoover
Gold and the heart’s craving in a grim fable
A fragmentary poem describes gold found in alleys and mines, then woven into gifts and vows. It contrasts wealth with deeper desires, noting gold’s value only when forged in love and marriage, and warns that secrets or misused wealth bring ruin to the possessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Drama Based on Leper Cleansing Set for Sunday Night
A biblical drama titled One of the Nine will be presented by Tri-Mlass Church of the Brethren at 7:30 PM Sunday. The four act play centers on the cleansing of the ten lepers with a cast including David Samaritan Tom Tameser Waban Rich Nathaniel Zorn Rachael Boras friend Helen Saylor and Reuben. Directed by Mrs. Floyd Kough with Irene Tisdale on piano and Tom Thompson in charge of properties, special lighting by ER M Lichty.
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Tri- Mlass
Church of the Brethren
Floyd Kough
Irene Tisdale
Tom Thompson
Cherge of Properties
M. Lichty
Ares David
O. Samaritan
Tom Tameser
Waban Righ
Nathaniel Zorn
Rachael
Boras
Helen Saylor
Rabbi Samuel
Joe Robertson Reuben
Nathaniel
Cap
Nok Thompson Bern
Reuben
Gordon Sampson Adair
Ae Verda
Ae Verda Pthe Lepers—Lella Grogg, Cecil Waraner
Ruth Fox
Winona Long
Glenn Sweitzer
Lawrence RuLon
William Millet
Miss Gracious
Foursquare Tabernacle Healing Messages Planned
Special messages on divine healing will be given at Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle Saturday evening at 7 48 o clock. Prayer for the sick will also be a part of the services. Sunday services will be held at 3 and 7 45 o clock.
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Foursquare Tabernacle
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Sunday Roast Dinner at The Green Lantern Tea Room
The Green Lantern Tea Room invites diners from 12 to 3 for Sunday dinner featuring roast chicken with all the trimmings and lemon pie or ice cream for dessert. Opposite Waterloo Theatre, L M Holmes, proprietor.
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Green Lantern
Waterloo Theatre
L. M Holmes
Conscience and Bible Backing for Faithful Guidance
Rev Curtiss Lee Laws editor of The Baptist Examiner spoke at First Baptist Church on how conscience must be guided by Bible teachings. He warned against following conscience without scripture, urged reform in parenting, and stressed prayer as the engine of church strength over science or mere numbers.
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New York
Dune
Curtiss Lee Laws
The
Baptist Examiner
First Baptist Church
Laws
Church of God
Dr. Laws
Church
Balence
Miss Lyla Day Transferred to Piano Department
Transfer of Miss Lyla Day supervisor of music in west grade schools and Sloane Wallace Junior High for the last year to the instrumental music staff to have composition duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyla Day
West
Sloane Wallace Junior High
False Conception of God Hampers Religion Says Pastor
New York June 1 A sermon at St Andrew's Episcopal Church argued religion fails to affect lives because of a false conception of God and religion. Rev Albert E Risbourg urged a true deep rational thought of God linking minds to a higher power to transform conscience and will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
God
Albert E. ‘Ris’bourg
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Piano instruction chief named for lower grades
Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announces a shift to emphasize class piano instruction for beginners in the lower grades. Miss Bernice Shulis, of Denville, replaces Miss Day, and will receive her Northwestern University degree in June. Shulis was highly recommended by Miss Gail Wilbur, former music supervisor in West schools.
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Plete
Charles A. Kittrell
Miss Day
Bernice Shulis
Denville, I
Northwestern University
Gail Wilbur
West Schools
Northwestern
Grocer Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Des Moines
Everett Halgler of Ames filed a voluntary bankruptcy in federal court here. Halgler, a grocer, lists debts of 12 495.15 with assets of 8 716.15 and exemptions of 5 200. The petitionwas recorded today in Des Moines.
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Grocer
Des Moines
Jame
T.ala
Everet
Halgler
Ames
Hsted
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Grace M. E
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Joseph Yartes
A. A. Rombrust
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Franklin Street
Dr. Lockwood
Herbert
Hauser
1917
Berth Avenue
Sixth
Waits Streets
E. L. Billings
Cedar Heights
Japan
Ie Westher Body
Eden A. Guest
Deny
Edgar A. Guest
Qutward
Cwindleman
Prof
Luccock
Westminster Presbyterian
Turners
Lieurance
Silent Kingdom
J. Arthur Young
Rogers
Karl Zellhoefer
Father
del Riege
St. Mark's Episcopal
Woman's Auxiliary
Girls’ Friendly Society
Graven Memorial A. B
Church of the Nazarene
Louis Mether
St. John's Church
W. J. Lentz
IAS
Roger Leavitt
Fred Washburn
Cedar Rapids
Courier
Leavitt
van Buren's and Raymond Grocery
George RK. Pierce
Shoe Store
Little Stone
Frank Bucknell
Johnny Lousteau
Chris Bucknell
Guy Bakery
Nttla
Tony
Robinson Bros
George
William
Martin Grady
Pennsylvania
W. W. Ferry
Joe Joder
Frank Siberling
Richard Crowther
Fowler Whole Sale
Henseller Russel's
J. H
Goodrich
Russell’s Hall
Henry Ward Beecher
Friedl
Billy Sternberger
Billy
Central
John H. Willams
Theodore Thomas
Dwight
Timothy Kellogg
Tim
George Hawkins
Bob White
Dutch Champlin
Demmel Brothers
Conscience
BIBLE
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Bere
Presh
Orig Bray
Wil Lys
East Fourth St
Filmore A. BE. Wildey
N. G
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth Street
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