Visitors Speak at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday
Frank Anderson, secretary of the Iowa State Baptist association, will speak at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday morning in the pastor's absence. Dr. Anderson has visited Waterloo several times and will bring a special message to the bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Iowa State Baptist Association
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Anderson
Waterloo
Bible School
BE. F. Austin
Gospel
Baptist” Church
Oelwein
Lew Cody Invalid Rides Wheel Chair
Lew Cody, described as an invalid, and husband of Mabal Normand, was en route from Chicago to Hollywood due to complications after influenza. He arrived from New York yesterday, rested at a local hotel under nurse care, and was conveyed to his train in a wheel chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lew Cody
Mabal Normand
Hollywood
New York
Patience in Growth: A Young Man’s Delayed Ambition
An older speaker urges a youth to wait for growth and learning. He notes patience with seeds and trees mirrors manhood, insisting that chance and time shape progress. Youth seeks instant conquest, but true development requires time and steady effort.
Palm Sunday Hymn Theodulph and Latin Tradition
The palm Sunday hymn All Glory Laud and Honor is traced to Theodulph Bishop of Orleans who reportedly wrote it in prison. The article discusses its uncertain history, royal pardon legends, and the hymn’s Latin origins and translations amid medieval church usage.
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Israel
David
Theodulph
Orleans
Angers
France
Clichtaveus
Louis the Pious
Louis
Clichtoreus
York
Hereford
Rouen
Tours
Caswall
King Christ
the Redeemer
J. M. Neale
Jerusalem
Boy Returns Stolen Items and Seeks Scout Entry
An 11 year old with a history of petty theft confesses to shoplifting from a 10 cent store and returns the goods. He explains his motive was to secure a future in the scouts, needing a clean record before his twelfth birthday. The desk clerk notes this unique case and reflects on youth crime. The article also recalls housing discrimination against families with children. The piece ends with a montage of sounds and voices from daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Police
Only Faith Will Give Aim to Life in Religion Speech
New York March 16 Rev Dr W Russell Bowie rector Grace Protestant Episcopal church urges religion as the source of meaning beyond science. He contrasts science’ knowledge and power with religion’s needful aims and calls for spiritual ends guiding human use of scientific progress. He argues science explains world order and potential but cannot answer what values to create.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Russell Bowie
Grace
Ant Episcopal Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Civilization aims for human betterment in body mind and spirit
The passage argues civilization requires aims beyond mere survival. It contrasts a grim bear-pit view with a belief that the universe is a process guiding toward divine intelligence, urging human spirits to ally with God for the development of souls like God.
Pastor to Hold Special Evangelistic Meetings at St Pauls M E
Special evangelistic meetings will be held at St Pauls M E church starting Sunday, March 17, conducted by Rev. Thomas P. Shaffer with local lay leaders and visiting ministers. Music by A A Armbrust, gorus choir, with Rev. Lockwood and Rev. Armbrust speaking on specified evenings. Meetings run two weeks and may extend to Easter depending on interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E
Thomas P. Shaffer
A. A. Armbrust
Rev C F Smith to Speak at Cedar Heights Church
Reverend Clinton F. Smith will address Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 18 PM on The Ministry of Healing with Allen Memorial hospital singers opening. Morning sermon by Rev J A Laurie titled The Grace of Forgiveness. Children’s talk asks When a Slave Was Sold in Church. Basket dinner and program set for Monday at 6 45 PM. Evanses recall trip to Washington inaugural services.
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Clinton F. Smith
School of Service
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Allen Memorial Hospital
James Edwards
Harry Clowes
Mociler
Watson
J. A. Laurie
W. T. Evans
Washington
Work in Orphans Home Retold at Trinity Church
Religious services and special music planned across churches. Elizabeth Prosse represents a Lutheran orphanage in Nachusa and will speak at Trinity American Lutheran at morning service and 6:30 p.m. young people's meeting. Westminster Presbyterian features Dr. McCormick with sermons on the Cross and a Maunder's Olivet to Calvary program. Various choirs and soloists perform, with evening a Pharaoh’s Daughter presentation and religious talks by Rev. E. W. Main and others.
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Grica M. E
Roy
Leslie Smith
Rogers
Elizabeth DeWald
Clarence Young
Dana Campbell
Good Shepherd
van DeWater
Marvel Fern
First Presbyterian
Thomas R. Niven
Clark Cozad
Scott
Spicker
Roberts
First Lutheran
H., Mueller
Harry Button
Old Rugged Cross
Simpson
Ruth Mueller
Harris
Wich
St. Paul's M. E
Morrison
Wilson
N O'Elock
Des Moines
East Park
Mr. Carme
Baptist
J. H. Patten
Plymouth Congregational
Salvation Army Hall
Linden M. E
Elizabeth Prosse
Nachusa
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Westminster Presbyterian
W. PB. McCormick
M. E
Jesus
J. Arthur Young
Spinney
Shelley
Drew
Sather
Bernard
Lawrence Hutson
Wareing
Fred McClain
Campion
First Baptist
C. L. Kenagy
Forrest Gilpatrick
Camp
Starr
Faul Ray
Pioneer Days in Waterloo by Flora E Washburn
The writer recalls childhood and youth in Waterloo from 1855, detailing life on the west Cedar river side where the first settlers arrived, drawn from her Courier observations for readers.
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Pioneer
Waterloo
Flora E. Washburn
Elyria
Courier
Cedar River
Pink House at Jefferson and Park Avenue Retold Memoir
A fragment from a memoir recounts 1855 56 life in Waterloo with Mill matters in Dubuque and Pittsburgh and a winter at the pink painted house on Jefferson and Park Avenue. It recalls Abbie Elwell Charles Mullan family wolves Indians beavers eagles and the creator’s covenant, ending with a note that the piece continues next Saturday.
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Pather
Dubuque
Pittsburgh
Delhi
Jefferson and
Park Avenue
Waterloo
George Ordways
Commercial Street
David Elwell
Abbie
Timothy
John
Edwen
Grandfathers Orchard
Builb
Will
Charles Mullan Familly
Elizabeth
Charles
William
Henry
Marion
America Mullan
166 Falls Avenas
Mullan
Cedar Rapids
Advantages of Youth According to Dr Bennett
New York March 16 One of the greatest advantages any young person can have today is to be poor. Dr James Hardy Bennett pastor of St Andrews Methodist church preached last Sunday on The Advantages of Youth. He said economic necessity pushes hard work and guards against indolence. He cited health vision and keen impressions as benefits and urged a grounded sense of decency and character.
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New York
James Hardy Bennett
St. Andrews Methodist Church
Bennett
Jesus
Bond Election Call Circulated in Union County
Creston Indiana votes for a county bond election to pave primary roads. Petitions for the bond issue will be circulated in Union County following a mass meeting held last night.
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Creston
Union County
Lewis Flays Hammill In Cedar Rapids Speech
Governor Hammill faced sharp criticism from John Lewis president of the State Federation of Labor who accused the governor of shifting stance on the prison labor contract system during a Cedar Rapids visit dated March 15.
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Lewis Flays Hammill
Cedar Rapids
Hammill
John
Lewis
State Federation of Labor
Presidents Moral Leadership Praised By Madison Avenue Pastor
New York March 16 Ex President Coolidge and President Hoover praised for simple tastes and moral character by Rev Dr Relph W Lockman pastor of Madison Avenue Methodist Church He argues public service does not excuse private derelictions and calls for a moral standard in business leadership amid oil company changes.
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New York
Coolidge
Hoover
Relph W. Lockman
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Sockmen
Coolidga Ban
Lfe
Standard Oil
Stewart
Pageant Planned by First Brethren Sisterhood
The First Brethren church senior sisterhood presents The Challenge of the Cross, an Easter season pageant, Sunday at 7 30 p m at the church. Evangel and Mrs F R La Barre lead as patrons, with Lulu Conrad Della Bishop Wilma Lamb Goldie Andrews Julia Miller Helen Aveletas and others in roles. Music by junior and senior sisterhoods, Geraldine Smith as pianist, special duets and solos by Evelyn Morris Goldie Andrews Maxine Pike Esther Trapp June Miller Maria Hoffman Edna Allison and Iona Hoard. Zatha Loshman reads scripture, Geraldine Berthh leads prayer, Ferne Orvis speaks, Pauline Allison and Grace Switzer also participate. An offering for mission work will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Evangel
F. R. la Barre
Lulu Conrad
Della Bishop
Evelyn Morris
Goldie Andrews
Maxine Pike
Esther Trapp
June Miller
Maria Hoffman
Edna Allison
Iona Hoard
Zatha Loshman
Geraldine Berthh
Ferne Orvis
Sisterhood
Pauline Allison
Grace Switzer
Burton Avenue Church to Hold Two Weeks of Evangelistic Services
Burton Avenue Baptist church begins a two weeks series of evangelistic meetings. Sunday evening through Easter Sunday Rev CG Loken, pastor, will speak and W B Howell of Walnut Street Baptist church will lead singing. Services at 7:20 PM daily with a nursery for children.
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Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Loken
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
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Preacher
St. Pauls
Rev. C. F. Smith
Cedar Heights
Trinity Church
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Charles V. Lannholm
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Peter
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