Union service features sermons and music across several churches
Rev. Oliver M. Yaggy to preach on Our National Defense at the union service held at First Presbyterian. The evening program includes anthems, solos, and readings by choirs from Grace M E Plymouth Congregational and others. Various churches list sermons, choirs, and special numbers for tomorrow with ministers and topics outlined.
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Oliver M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
First Presbyterian Church
Grace M. E
Plymouth Congregational
First Evangelical
First Presbyterian
Ashford
First Evangelical Church Choir
Wiliam C. Black
Harold Levis
William C. Black
Read
Lucile Schmidt
Offertery
Church School
Ettabelle Storer
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Clinton Smith
Roy Leslie Smith
M. C. Morse
Rockwell
Anna Morse
Tom Hadsell
Reid
First
Lutheran
Life Lessons on Joy and Friendship
The piece offers comfort that life blends pleasures with sorrows and that true wealth lies in friends and small joys. It reminds readers not to dwell on troubles, noting summers of happiness follow winters of hardship and that lasting value comes from meaningful relationships rather than gold or fame.
Support President Day Urges Congregational Churches
New York June 29 A call from Fred B. Smith moderator of the National Council of Congregational Churches urges observance of Sunday June 30 as Support the President Day. He asks churches to back President Hoover in the law enforcement program with prayer and pulpit messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred B. Smith
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Congregational Churches
Hoover
Mr. Smith
National Council
Detroit
Gospel of the Roadside preached at First Moravian Church
Rev. Harry E. Stocker urged living more slowly and moderately in a sermon at First Moravian Protestant Episcopal church. He warned against rushing life and urged applying brakes in modern life to gain worthwhile experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry E. Stocker
Moravian Protestant Episcopal Church
Stocker
Criticism Often Reflects Hidden Sins Says Rev Randolph Ray
New York June 29 Rev Randolph Ray rector of the Church of the Transfiguration urged Christian tolerance. He argued those who condemn others often hide their own offenses and that mercy should prevail. He urged lifting up others rather than condemning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Randolph Ray
Church of the Transfiguration
God
Lutheran World convention opens in Copenhagen reinforces faith
Rev N C Carlson of Royal Is presiding at the second Lutheran World convention in Copenhagen. He cites Christ as the sole remedy for sin and says the American Lutheran church is Christ centered and orthodox, pledging unity amid Protestant modernist tensions. The gathering aims to strengthen global Lutheran unity and service to God’s kingdom.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Brethren of
America
Dr. Carlson
Cedar Heights Church Observes Loyalty Sunday
At Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church the Sunday service will be patriotic under the general assembly recommendation. The morning children's talk asks What One Great City is Doing For Neglected Boys and Girls. The evening discourse by Dr. James A. Laurie centers on St James Portrait of the Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal
B. B. Mounsey
First Evangelical
Plymouth Congregational
William Hardcastle
Carmel Baptist
J. S. Schroeder
First Baptist Church
Dunkerton
God Is Light
East Park Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
Linden M. E
Daniel
Cedar Heights
Northminster Presbyterian
F. OH. Shedd
Gettys+ burg
Dr. Swain
God
Patriotic church services mark Sunday programs
Three churches Westminster Presbyterian Northminster Presbyterian and Graves Memorial United Brethren plan patriotic services with sermons on Religion and Patriotism Present Patriotism and Peace the Possession of Adequate Resources. Other topics include Christ waiting at the door and the duties of Christian citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Northminster Presbyterian
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Northminster Presbyterian Church
E.W. Main
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Union Congregational
C. V. Lambholm
St. Mark’s
St. Peter, Apostle
J. Arthur Young
Bea
Baines
Miss Dene May
Our Father
Briggs
Borowski
Dawes
Schnecker
First Congregational
Tr. J. Richmond Morgan
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Revival meetings end at Danish Lutheran church
Rev. E. H. Copeland will conclude his revival services at the Danish Lutheran church located at Fifth and South streets tomorrow. Special singing is planned for both morning and evening services at the usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
E. H. Copeland
Danish Lutheran Church
Lay My Sins on Jesus Hymn History and Bonar
The article recounts the hymn Lay My Sins on Jesus by Bonar, noting its creation for Sunday school children in Leith Scotland and its use in special services. It covers Bonar’s writing habits, avoidance of his own hymns in worship, and a notable incident when elders left the church upon introducing his works.
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Bonar
Sankey
Moogy
Scotland
Leith
Honar
Althe
Jesus
Althe Bonar
Christ Came to Give Knowledge
Dr. Clarence A. Barbour of Brown University spoke at Marble Collegiate Church in New York on June 29. He argued Jesus came to teach knowledge of life and God that changes personality, urging clarity, holiness, and love reflected in how believers live and interact with others.
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New York
Jesus
Clarence A. Barbour
Brown University
Marble Collegiate Church
God
Jesus Christ
Barbour
Dr. Barbour
Heve
Goe
Christ
Value of Reliable Automobile Insurance Noted in Ohio Suit
Gallipolis, Ohio ten years after a left arm was torn in an auto accident Lindsay Wise, 21, filed suit for 8750 against farmer Marcelline Webb. The piece argues the value of lasting protection from established insurers and cites past failures of many casualty firms. Wise recently turned 21, and the case highlights long-lapsed claims under old policies. The Akron Beacon Journal notes the rarity of such delayed actions and the benefits of solid insurance coverage.
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Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Gallipolis
Lindsay Wise
Marcelline Webb
Wisco
Cleveland
Ts Fore
Casualty Insurance Ad From CHASM and Bands
CHASM. YOUNG Casualty Insurance and Bands at 207 E gth St advertise coverage options and a phone line 3600 for quotes and policy inquiries.
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Casualty Insurance
Waterloo Airfield Named Unit Hub As Mid-West Arrives
A year ago in Waterloo John H. Livingston of Mid-West Airways took charge at the local air field as part of a chain of Illinois airports. Dr N A Golinvaux was elected first president of the Black Hawk Chiropractors Association. Miss Hazel Dwyer was injured and two automobiles damaged in a collision at the Dewar corner on Grant highway.
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John H. Livingston
Mid-West Airways, Inc
Waterloo
Monmouth
Illinois
N. A. Golinvaux
Mulberry Street
Black Hawk Chiropractors Association
Hazel Dwyer
Delwelh
Dewar Corner
Grant Highway
Whalerlea
The Path to Nowhere by Corrine Roosevelt Robbacn
A reflective poem about a personal path in a meadow that leads to Nowhere. The speaker contrasts endless green dells and springlike scents with others that lead to Somewhere and Bontewhere, finding joy and beauty in the Nowhere path. The poem invokes nature and inner discovery through imagery of streams, willows, violets, and marigolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adder
Corrine Roosevelt Robbacn
Preacher Warns Civilization Faces Babylonian Decline
H L Hildebrand a former Pro gressive Brethren minister now living west of the city warns that American civilization is drifting toward the decline that ended ancient Babylon Greece and Rome. He cites falling church attendance, nudity in dress, disdain for law and widespread vice as signs of impending ruin. He notes Waterloo Protestant churches show small attendance and warns only religious living can avert collapse.
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H. L. Hildebrand
Progressive Brethren Church
Hildebrand
Babylon
Greece
Rome
Ufe
Waterloo
America
Hildeorand
Brethren
Hudson
Enon
Orange Township
Scouts Ready for Camp and City Boy Homecoming
A busy scene shows scouts preparing for a camp trip with camping gear and a five-person coupe loaded with supplies. A lively street portrait follows a city visit by a small town boy returning home, sharing memories and family welcomes.
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Ysaiah Isxil
Ida Kopplin
C. Whitney Coombs
BE. F. Steige
Beethoven
Holmes
Home Road
L. A. Cobb
Sepk
Bethel Prayer League
Church of Christ
Truth
Franklin Street
Paul's
M. E
Ruebush
Epworth League
Conference of Youth
Rockford
United States
Calvary Evangelical
Burton Avenue
Walnut Street
Wooler
Margaret
Jean Howell
Wilcox
Mortig
Meyers
Washington
I4e University
Uly
Edgar 4. Guest
Qunday
SWIFT
Singige Peoples
N.C. Carlson
Royal, Ia
First Baptist
Vera Thompson
Crow J Inshield
Forrest Gilpatrick
Richard Hageman
Mr. Knagy
Lew C. Harris
Buck
Trinity American Lutheran
Carl F. Meyer
L. H. Welhe
Carthage College
Carthage
Herbert Moehrmann
Canada
Harris-Bickley Insurance Agency
Horatius Bonar
Lamb of God
CHASM
E. L. Hildebrand
Emp
Tosh
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