Ministers urge faith over easy positions in modern world
In a St Bartholomew's sermon Rev. Robert Norwood criticizes ministers who trade for favors and urges prophets to preach the experience of the new years even at the cost of congregations. He cites Fosdick and Brooks, warns God is watching Wall Street, Washington, universities and newspapers, and says Jesus embodies all men will know of God.
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New York
Robert Norwood
St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Phillips Brooks
Harry Emerson Fosdickars
Br. Norwood
Washington
Wall Street
God
Jesus
Dr. Norwood
Sacred Easter concert at St. Pauls M E church
St Pauls M E church to present a sacred concert Sunday evening featuring a quartet, sextet, several solos and anthems by Rev Thomas P Shaffer and a host of performers including Mrs M F Pearsall Miss Edith L Bisse Ruth Beylan and Melba Read with readings by Mrs J F Howard and George Bert ray as an offertory item Absent by Elliott to follow opening numbers
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St. Paul's M. E
Lord
Haertington
Edith L. Bisse
Ruth Beylan
Knapp
Thomas P. Shaffer
O Lamb of God
Nolte
Fuhrmans
W. A. Borden
Reading
Mrs. J
FP. Howard
Lorenz
Mmes
W. W. Schwerin
George Bertray
Geolf Miller
Holton
T. P. Ghaffer
Sherburne
George Nurgey
Fred A. Cunningham
Holy Guy
Weatherly
Mrs. M
Pearsajl
Adamis
Melba
Eliott
Special Easter Music Planned at First M E Church
The First Methodist Church will feature special Easter music in both the morning program and the 5 o clock vesper service on Sunday. The morning service includes organ numbers Easter Dawn by Claussmann and Hosannah by DuBois, a Schubert piece, Hallelujah Chorus, and a solo Leave It With Him by Alice Eason Wise. The vesper program includes Freludo Prayer, Holy Holy Holy, Anthem Cho Stri o ta Oee, tenor solo There Is No DentI, and The Rise Krag with choir and soloists Marian Bales Gates and others.
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Pirst Methodist
Claussmann
DuBois
CG. Abert
Scholin
Handel
the Chick
Ellis
Alice Eason Wise
Newton Chief Visits Charles Pickens in Newton
Newton police chief L. E. Simpson visits his stepson and wife at 422 Fourth Street East. Simpson has served 30 years and will start a new term in April under Major Tom Pickens, a cousin of Charles Pickens, remaining in Newton until Monday.
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L. E. Simpson
Newton
Charles Pickens
Fourth Street East
Simpson
Tom Pickens
Twelve Good Men and True
A verse meditation on how jurors weigh innocence and guilt while judging a defendant. The speaker asks how to discern truth when fear bias and time press, and how mercy and justice guide jurors in a courtroom crucible.
Pioneer Days in Waterloo Chronology of a Early Settlement
Flora Be Washburn recalls her Waterloo childhood and youth in Elyria Ohio with parents. She sketches life on the west Cedar river where early settlers established the village during the fall of 1655, sharing memories for Courier readers.
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Flora BE. Washburn
Waterloo
Elyria
Courier
Cedar River
Fire Alarm Fearful Sound Arousing Village Nostalgia
A fragmented memoir treats early town life. It recalls fire alarms, the 1859 three story BR Russell building, a rail of shops on Commercial street, and a dramatic elevator fire scare. Names like W H Hartmann, Benight, Capwell, and Sherman House anchor the vivid recollections of Waterloo’s past.
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Russell
William Haddock
Park Avenue
Main Street
Father
Replm
W. H. Hartmann
Bridge Street
Commercial
Jefferson
Coutler
Waterloo Savings Bank
Commercial Street
Bridge
Fifth Streets
Bucks& Wilkins
C. K. Howe
Chas. Mulvin
G. W. Gilbert
Max Rinow
B. Kelly
John Leagitt
Bank
Maverick and Siberling’s Hardware
Beck & Kruse
Joe ‘Fressle
Fifth Street
B. J. Capwell
Fifth
Capwell
A. P. Hosford
Jefferson Street
Edmund Miller
Beauchaine
Jefferson and
Timothy Elwell
Commiercial Street
S. Phelps
Martha
Idia
Albert
Waterloo
Black Hawk Bank
E. A. Raymond
Lauerman
John M. D
Benight
Benight's Hall
A. E. Wellsman
Davidson
Mattie Elwell
Victor Gilbert
Bill” Whitney
Gilbert
First
Iowa Cavalry
Uncle Bam Oowst
Yankee Robinson
New Trends in Play by Miss Powers in Detroit
Miss Fanchon Powers director of the kindergarten department at Oferneter Cultural School Detroit presents a full page rotogravure in the Detroit News. The display shows 10 pictures of children at play tied to Easter visit by Powers and linked to the Toy Fair in Detroit March 18 23 under the American Association of University Women.
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Miss Powers
Detroit
Fanchon Powers
Oferneter Cultur W School
Mich
Detroit News
American Association of University Women
Dayo Foch’s Life Proved Worship to Food of Faith
New York report on Rev. Dr. Christian Reisner praising Marshal Foch as a devout Catholic who prayed two hours daily and attended church during the war. The sermon contrasts Catholic piety with Protestant neglect, cites Foch’s faith shaping courage, and notes his respect for U.S. prohibition laws during his visit.
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New York
Marshal Foch
Christian F. Reisner
Chelsea
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clemenceau
Paris
Foch
America
Community Church Plans Easter Musicale Vespers
The Community Church of College Hill will present an elaborate Easter themed musicales vesper service tomorrow at 4 o’clock with Dr. Howland Hanson delivering Scripture commentary. About 100 Knights Templar from local commanderies and Waverly will attend the 10:30 morning worship in the college auditorium, joined by college fraternities and sororities. The program features Organ pieces, anthems by the college choir, offertory selections, and a postlude titled Easter Morning.
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Gedar Falls
Community Church of
College Hill
Howland Hanson
Knights Templar
Ab Waverly
All the World's a Stage by EmP Boa
A colorful vignette describes a seventeen year old girl who is blind and enjoys a palm reading at a rest room. Her parents arrive as her life unfolds around a weekend party with older friends ending in police intervention.
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Emp Boa
Curly
Flr
Harry
Guardians of the Peace
City council acts on Fourth Street sewer repair plan
Borough officials approve rebuilding more than 100 feet of 24 inch sewer line on East Fourth Street between Adams and Cottage Streets at an estimated cost of 7550 after a council meeting. Bids to be opened at the May session.
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Fourth Street
Adams
Cottage Streets
Nathan Barber
East Side District
Lila Marcham
Ernest Koepke
Miss Marcham
Koepke
Carleton Sias
State Railroad Commissioners
Sixth and
Bluff Streets
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island
New Baptist Pastor Set for Easter Sermons in Waverly
Rev. E Tiedt from Sioux City will preach Easter sermons at the Waverly Baptist church succeeding Rev W A Simmons who ended 60 years in ministry. Simmons and wife plan to move to Des Moines to live with a daughter as Waverly schools close for spring break. Easter programs include Sunday school children, special music and Resurrection sermons with evening services at St Pauls Lutheran and the M E churches. W G Carstensen buys Herman Propps radio supply business with Propp remaining as salesman.
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Waverly
E. Tiedt
Sioux City
The
Baptist Church
W. A. Simmons
St. Paul's Lutheran
W. G. Carstensen
Herman Propp
Anonymous flyer seeks funds for trans Atlantic flight
An unnamed veteran with past flying experience has advertised in the London Times asking for financial backing to attempt a trans Atlantic flight from America to Europe. The appeal notes both wartime and peacetime aviation experience.
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London
London Times
America
Europe
West High Class of 1929 to Hear Dean Kay as Graduation Speaker
G O Dean Kay of the University of Iowa and state geologist will speak at the West High School commencement for the class of 1929. The ceremony occurs Friday night June 7 in the high school auditorium. About 140 graduates will receive diplomas.
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Kay, G.0
Dean
West High
G F. Kay
Iowa City
College of Uberel Arts
University of Iowa
Auditorum
Kay
Cross-Petition Filed in Baum Divorce Suit
Emma Baum filed an answer to Sam Baum's divorce petition denying key allegations and also submitted a cross petition seeking divorce along with $230 temporary alimony and a $5,000 attachment on her husband's property. Judge R. W. Hasner ordered a $1,000 attachment without bond. Anna E. Schaefer was granted a divorce from Frank W. Schaefer by Judge Hasner.
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Emma Baum
Sam Baum
Barry
Towne
R. W. Hasner
Anna EK. Schaefer
Frank W. Schaefer
Hasner
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