Baptismal Rites Planned Across Waterloo Churches
Waterloo churches prepare Sunday baptismal rites linked to children's day programs. First Evangelical Grace Methodist Episcopal Linden Street E and Universalist churches join in services. Walnut Street Baptist hosts a pageant with recitations and music. The program includes infant baptisms at several churches and a range of sermons, concerts, and religious talks led by pastors such as Rev. O M Varey Rev S V Williams and Rev A P Pinckney. The day includes interchurch activities, choir performances and special child centered offerings.
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Waterloo
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Linden 3. E
Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal
S.V Williams
The
Aid Society
Martin, Heyde
Presbyterian
Liliam
Matthew Holderby
Chicago
Holderby
Lake
Synod of
Tawa
East Park Presbyterian
Henry
Mueller
Daniel Y
Johnson
Leonara Hall
Universalist
W. O. Bodell
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Liam
Ernest B. Mounsey
Plymouth Congregational
William Hardcastle
First Methodist Episcopal
F. G. Witzigman
Taylor
Clarence Wise
Caro Roma
Layman to Speak Tomorrow Under I B S Auspices
Edward F. Edinger, Cedar Rapids businessman, will speak tomorrow at 3 p m under auspices of the International Bible Students association in KK of Phail. His subject will be What Creed Is the Truth. Other T B A meetings will be at 19 a m to af God study and 1a m Wall Tower rds.
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Edward F. Edinger
Cedar Rapids
International Bible Students Association
Morrow
Phail
Stuay
Waleh Tower
Rds
The Gospel of the Old Testament in Isaiah Explored
Isaiah is hailed as a top prophet and statesman. the article outlines two Isaianic sections 1 39 warning and 40 66 grace and peace. It links Isaiah to Messiah predictions and the gospel, noting Israel's conditions, the kings, Hezekiah, and foreign powers. The piece cites the Ethiopian eunuch as a reader who sought explanation and found Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Judah
Uzaah
Jotham
Ahas
Hezekiah
Israel
Isala
Isaah
Jehovah
Kingdom
Ponhose
Juile
Babylon
Assyria
Philistia
Moab
Damascus
Egypt
Arabiae
Tyre
Jehyah
Christ
Davis
Philip
Jesus
Presbyterians In U o Have Shown Splendid Accord
Dr Keigwin reported from the Baltimore General Assembly praising unity, justice, and a landmark report on church unrest. He noted many ministers joining from other denominations, the absence of despotism, and the need to guard liberty within the Presbyterian framework.
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A. Edin Keigwin
West End
Commission of 15
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Generals Assembly
New York
Judicial Commission
Presbyterian General Assembly
Keigwin
Ole Win
Cochlere
Presby Arch
Cedar Heights Church Plans Children’s Day Service
Cedar Heights Church will host a children’s day program tomorrow morning at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian. The pastor Rev. Laurie TD will speak. The evening sermon titled Four Conqueror of Christances and His Secret will be delivered by Gr. La.
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Antioch Baptist
Po A. Pinckney
First ‘Insurance ‘Company
Gospel Team
Walnut
Street Baptist Church
L. P. Howell
Edgar Miles
Marion A Metcalf
Gerald Wood
Gladys. Snyder
Gladys
Rogers
Dradmar
Cedar Heights
No Room for Hatred in Close Knit World Says Dr Hall
New York June 12 Dr Frank Oliver Hall preached at the University Church of the Divine Paternity that the world’s parts are too interdependent for hatred. He warned Americans overself-sufficiency noting 7 percent of needs come from abroad for rubber twine and steel ingredients and that civilization requires white black and yellow peoples to all contribute.
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New York
Frank Oliver Hall
University Church of the
Hall
Sacred Concert at Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church presents a Sunday evening sacred concert at 7 45 with soloists Mrs Axon Lawrence Hutson and Mr McCormick. Rey W P McCormick pastor conducts a varied program including works by Dvorak and Bizet. Children’s day exercises and infant baptism follow the morning service at 11 o'clock with twenty five children to be christened.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. P. McCormick
Wod
Axon
Lawrence Hutson
A. B. Enderlein
McCormick
Nebilitzer
Gale Hamel
Dvorak
End
India
Pra
Schumann
Cuntains
Ars
DOW
Israel
Spieker
Waderlein
Caughlin and McCormick
Tawrence Hutson
Paradise
Tees
Gray
Hyerin
Benedictia
Sual Saal IM
City to host new municipal pool and ice rink plan
Charles City announces a drive to fund a civic pool project at 322 Lafayette and adjacent market area. The plan includes a combined pool and artificial features with a skating rink, sand beaches for children, and a central ice rink. The project will be turned over to the city after completion, with advantages for residents.
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Charles City
Seclon Pest
Churches Honor Children Day With Broad Services
Numerous churches dedicate regular worship hours to children day programs. First Methodist and others feature special services, open Sunday schools, baptisms, and choirs. Notables include Dr. Witzigman preaching, organ and vocal recitals, and pageants at various churches.
Railroads Launch Careful Crossing Campaign of 1925
United railroads from the United States to Canada begin the Careful Crossing Campaign running June 1 through September 30. The 11th year of efforts aims to cut crossing incidents, with 1924 showing 119 fewer accidents than the prior year. Vehicle registrations rose 12.7 percent while highway fatalities climbed 10 percent and railway crossing accidents rose 2.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacificr R. Co
U.S
Bride's Father Speaks Take Her Down the Aisle Today
Fragmented OCR report recounts a wedding scene with a father speaking of his daughter's beauty and a vow to support her, interwoven with garbled poetry and stray phrases. It also references a Prague riot and injuries from a stampede, sourced from Central News dispatches.
Bible World's Best Seller sermon by Rev Hugh E Brown
Rev Hugh Elmer Brown argues the Bible is the world’s best seller read in many languages. He praises its authority, moral power, and universal appeal while noting human flaws and the need to focus on major religious messages for guidance and hope.
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Hugh Elmer Brown
W. D
First Congregational Church
Evanston
Dll
British Museum
Paris
de Quincey
Jesus
Hamlet
Plato
John Wesley
Charity
Harper's Again Tops June Magazine Selections
Harper's Magazine leads June's list of ten outstanding magazine articles selected by librarians. Other titles include Simmonds and Ostern, White, Hackett, Merz, Tudors, Gibson, and Paxton. The selections cover topics from revolutions to sailing memories and literary profiles.
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Isy Colle Wieder
Harper's Magazine
Frank H. Simmonds
Review of
Henry Fairfield Ostemn
Formm
Willam Aven
White
Scribner’s
Dorvih
Canfeld-Fisher
Reading
Frank Swinnerson
Bookman
New York
Charles Merz
Harper's
Francis Hackett
Atlantic Monthly
Tf Lincoln
Webb Yaldron
Slmar Davis
Ward McAllister
Moran Tudors
American Mercury
Children’s nurse resumes duties with Vegetable Compound
A Greenfield Massachusetts nurse,Gertrune L Stewart, testifies she regained strength using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after long hours on her feet. She reports improved health enabling housework and nursing duties. Similar letters from grateful women to Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine Co. note health improvements.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Gertrune L. Stewart
Davis St
Greenfield, Mass
Lydia FE
Adler and Powell Buy Kewanee Daily Star
The Daily Star of Kewanee Illinois has changed hands as principal stock interests were purchased by BP Adler Davenport Iowa and James F Powell Ottumwa Iowa. The sale was announced yesterday and the paper has been published here since 1876.
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Kewanee, Ill
The
Daily Star
Gourier
Adler
Davenport
James F. Powell
Ottumwa
Philip D Adler to edit and publish University of Iowa Daily
Lorex D Upton named business manager for three years under Adler with Upton managing all student publications in Iowa City. The Old Scotsman note hints at a shifting editorial team and a blend of student press leadership roles during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. ‘Adler
University of Iowa Daily
Lorex D. Upton
Iowa City
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Waterion
Walnut Street Baptist
G. i
Burton
Lewis Gates
Carrie Meyers
Enerson
Alvin FE
Bell, D. de Te
Bible Features Syndicate
U.o
A. E. Keigwin
General Assembly
Baltimore
Bate
DR. Hai
Westminster
Conelles
Stocdey
ENITY
Macgould Powell
Lafayette
P. Sieege
Chartea
Ihid
Rebekahs
Seneca Corneil
Ntral Park
Maroncia
Arc
First’ Baptist
B. Wiseliamson
G. W. Samson, Jr
R. B. Williamson
First Congregational
C. A. Moessner
Trinity American Lutheran
Rev
G. Fritschel
Lutheran Orphans
Waverly
Occipy
F. H. Moshiman
Dubuque
Northminnster
Charles W. Roeder
University of Dubuque
Graves
Memorial United Brethren
Unknely
Crist
Pilate
E. Wo Main
First_ United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Patience
Graham Hay
W. C. Black
St. Mark's Episcopal
Bride
Bai
Rickland
Gillan
Kansas del City Star
Hendon
Prague
Neregse
Bible World
Hera
K. David
Mark Twain
Harper’s
Wilefrid
Reserve
Boston
Galapagos
Briivs
Beatrice
Magda
Europa
Frederic L. Paxton
Edward Bok
Andrew Carnegis
Andrew Carmegie
John Hay
William Rosene Thayer
Walter Hy. Page
Burton J. Hendrick
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Bucklin
Hult House
Jans Addanis
Adler and Powell
Kewanee Paper
Weekly Scotsman
Kilty
Letty
Kearns Funeral Homebone
Fisher
Rascal
Berson
Kingdom of God
Church of Friendliness
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Crane Plumbing and Heating Materials Crane CO
S. Michigan Ave
Rynearson & Koch
E. 5Th St
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