Children day programs Sunday in city churches
Sunday brings annual children day programs across multiple churches. Readings and recitations mark morning services at First Brethren Free Methodist Graves Memorial United Brethren Grace Methodist and others with special speakers Rev G M Hammond and Rev R B Williamson among presenters. Evening services feature memorials and sermons themed around survival values and Elijahs God with choir numbers and solos.
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Free Methodist
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Grace Methodist
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
Kongos
Johnson
G M. Hammond
Nashua
St. Paul's Methodist
First Baptist Church
R. B. Williamson
C. B. Moodie
E. EB
Dimmermann
Williamson
George Buchan
Alven
EB. W. Hain
James
Zebedee
Ralph Suply
Heller
Adams
Holgar Christengen
R. A. Holdimen
A. B. Gutman
A. F. Juty
Burton Avenue Baptist
William ‘Wilkins
Nolte
Ofrs
Helen “Murphy
Lola
Eljah
Elijah
Carmona Rose
C. J. Moessner
Trinity American Lutheran
Herbert Moehlman
Mark's Episcopal
GC. W. Naxter
Brethven
A. D. Cashman
Donald Baum
Walter Hen Hare
S. V. Willams
Loo Choo Islands
Japan
Wilson
Church of Christ
Macartney
MM. Smith
Orchard Devotion in Poems by Katherine Tynan Good
A poem envisions an orchard as a space for meditation on life and death with bees, light, and fruit symbolizing the soul's journey toward God. The imagery blends nature and spirituality as the speaker invites walking among trees to converse with God.
Barnabas and Paul Shape Early Christian Mission
In Antioch the church grows as Barnabas, described as full of the holy ghost and faith, brings in Paul from Tarsus to join a thriving mission. Disciples are first called Christians, and generosity follows persecution as believers aid Judea, with Barnabas guiding Paul and ensuring steadfast devotion to the Lord.
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Antioch
William Jennings Bryan
Luke
Barnabas
Paul
ChristMan
Judea
Stephen
Christ
Jerusalem
Massachusetts
Simmers
C Christ
God
Tarsus
Cyprus
Cyrene
Jesus
Bar- Hebasiy
Saul
Anti
Znen
Nellee
Saint
Madern
Pan
United States
West High to Add Annex During Vacation Period
School board plans an addition to West High to enlarge the manual training department as part of a district wide rehabilitation during the vacation. Work begins soon with plans for interior finishing and minimal expense. Renovations include redecoration of Emerson Whittier Edison buildings and general cleaning and repairs by janitors.
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West High
West District
Sloane M. Wallace
Wallace
Board of Education
Arts of
Emerson, Whittier and Edison
Wallace Sala
Westminster Choir Schedules Sacred Concert Fund Drive
Westminster Presbyterian church will hold a sacred concert at 7 30 p m directed by Martin Heyde to aid a deficit from April’s music festival in which Westminster First M E and First Lutheran choirs performed. Mrs Tayler on organ with John Corson guest organist and a full program of hymns solos and anthems follows. A separate Gideons offering will be collected in Town.
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Observancces
C. W. Kline
Buck
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
Vern W. Butler
Chicago
Babylon
Cedar Heights
J. A. Laurie
Calgary
Gross
St. John
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Martin Heyde
Westminster
First
M. E
First Lutheran
M. BE
Tayler
Roland G. Tayler
John Corson
Dr. Darling
Harold Parry
Gideons
Republicans Worried as 1926 Senate Elections Loom
The piece analyzes Republican vulnerabilities in the 1926 Senate races. It notes a potential loss margin and names several senators—La Follette Brookhart Frazer Capper Couzens Norris Norbeck Johnson Borah Howell McMaster—as undependable or breakable from party lines, while listing incumbent Republicans facing next year’s elections and detailing party dynamics and possible losses.
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Maryland
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Nevada
Arizona
John McCutcheon
Senate
New York
Indiana
Massachusetts
David T. Walsh
John W. Weeks
Ohio
Colorado
Oregon
New Hampshire
Utah
Washington
San Smith W. Brookhart
Towa
Mdwin
Ladd
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazer
Hiram W. Johnson
California
William E. Borah
Idaho
Arthur Capper
Kansas
James Couzens
Michigan
Ralph B. Howell
Nebraska
George
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
Den
Ralph T. Cameron
Arkansas
T. H. Caraway
Dem
Samuel WM. Shortridge
Rice W. Means
Connecticut
Hiram Tingham
New Job at Tivoli Club Changes Rosalind's Life
Rosalind Nash quits her stenography job to join the Tivoli Club as one of four South Sea Island dancers. She lands the role for40 a week and endures late nights, eager for a higher future. She eyes Lara Lang’s fame but plans a subtler path to popularity while Madeline Browning stays home with routine work.
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Rosalind Nash
Altho
Madeline Browning
Jack Armstrong
Hose
Rosalind
Sanctum Sanctorum
South Sea Island
Tivoli
Lura Lang
Broadway
New York
Lara
Lara Lang
the Tivoli
Madeline
Unexpected summons tests Rosalind in a restaurant
Rosalind receives a summons from a restaurant proprietor asking to meet a patron. She debates risk and reward, recalling the dangerous man from the ballroom and weighing allure against distrust as she weighs her policy of choosing what to do. The decision rests on her own hands as tension builds.
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Rosalind
Jim
Jonea
Shea
Altho
Mr. Rogers
Miss Nash
Republicans face next year’s battles in Senate
The piece profiles key GOP figures facing re nomination or election including Reed Smoot James W Wadsworth Jr James E Watson William B McKinley Irvine L Lenroot and Albert Cummins noting La Follette opposition in Wisconsin and broader fears of a post election leadership gap. It compares possible Democratic gains to historical precedents and warns of legislative paralysis if Republicans lose control.
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Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
Arkansas
T. H.caraway
Florida
Duncan U. Fletcher
Georgia
Walter F. George
Louisiana
Badwin S. Brouseard
North Carolina
Lee S. Overman
South Carolina
Ellison D. Smith
South
Senate
E Cairman
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Reed Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Alfred B. Smith
James E. Watson
Indiana
William B. McKintey
Illinois
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
la Follette
Lenroot
Albert B. Cummins
Town
Coolidgse
Cleveland
White House
Wilson
OX. V. Hernid-Tethune Sewa Servico
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First Baptist
G. M. Harond
Pussyfoot” Johnson
St. Paul's
Clinton F. Smith
Henry Zupke
Willard O. Bodell
Theo
Dhinden Methodist
Epworth League
Church
C. W. Harrop
Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
United Presbyterian
W. C. Chisholm
Union Congregational
L. D. Blandford
Immanuel Lutheran
Central Christian
E. ¥. Poggess
St. Luke's English Lutheran
Walnut Street Baptist
S.A. Cohagan
Yualpit
Harry
Fisher
Tama Farm Improvements
Alfred Holst
Tama County
Clutter
Wegin
Katherine Tynan
Tle
Goda
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Claudius Caesar
The
Republic Syndicate
Morris
Des Moites
J. H. Morris
Atbia
United Mine Workers For America
John Carson
Chote
P. Stascagni
P. Rodney
Leslia Williarny
FF. Schuert
Loren J. Berry
Holger Christensen
Elna Christensen
I Corinthians
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van de Water
Robert Wetterson
A. E. Enderlein
the Angel
A. Rubenstein
RF. Cox
Victor Zellhoeter Duct
CR. Rubenstein
Martin Beye
Tannhreuser
DR. Wagener
Cholyv
R. Wagner
Gaprgie
Walter P. George
Wdaho
Frank Fh
Gooding
Tlinele
William B. Meiliniug
Iowa
Hey
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Richard P. Ernst
Edwin S. Broussard
O. FE. Weller
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G. H. Williams
Tasker L. Oddie
George H Moses
North Crolina
Pennsylvania
George Wharton Papper
Ellison BD. Smith
Lee Dakota
Peter Norbeck
Vermont
Porter H. Dale
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