West High Baccalaureate Services Unite Local Churches
West High school's 1924 graduating class holds a union baccalaureate at First Baptist Church with Dr. Fred J. Clark of First Congregational delivering the sermon “The Garden of Life.” The service features scripture, prayers, choirs, and special solos, followed by a Westminster church evening service at 6:15 p.m. led by Dr. Darling on “Some Great Gold Mines.”
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West High School
First Baptist Church
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
V. Allison
Central Christian Church
Beethoven
Gavetts
Gelested
T. Tay
Charles David Darling
Ava Maria
Gounoda
Harold Disfenbach_ OfferlLory
Rubineteln
Fiat
Dudley Buck
Leland H. Lesher
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Church
Darling
Paslon
N. GC. Altland
Hardn
Grieg
the Temple
Knepp
Christian Endeavor
Westmis Ster Church
First Presbyterian
Modern Woodman of America Lodge
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
J. R. Macartney
Oliver Stevenson
Klein
Joachim Raff
Macartney
Treavens
Harda
Committee On
Epworth League
Propro
Pasor
Gaul
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Am Thy God
Migs Ellowene Jensen
Grace M. E
Marsh
A B. Cure Tan
Bennett
First Brethren
Peter Quam
Iowa State Teachers College
Central Christian
First Baptist
West High
Little
Allison
Ray Short
Christian Science
Fred’ J. Glark
R. Blierlburt
Lee
Nater
Lord At
Our
Field
Max Noah
Haya
Prophet of Sunshine Bible Talk by William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan presents a Bible talk contrasting Ezekiel and Jeremiah, portraying the shepherd imagery and divine mercy. He emphasizes God’s forgiving love, punishment to restore, repentance’s power, and the duty of Christians to seek lost souls with compassion.
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Sunshine
William Hennings Bryan
Ezekiel
Aeader
Jeremiah
God
Porthus
United States
Palestine
Holy Land
David
Wzelchel
Haifa
Nazareth
Israel
Touching the Garment of Christ in Faith and Healing
A reflective piece on the robe of Christ as the word of God, linking faith to healing. It recalls the biblical event of Jesus healing a dying girl through touch, emphasizing that Christ lives in the seamless robe of truth and that faith can reach out to receive life. Copyright 1932-5. ALR.
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Christ
God
Revival and church services at various parishes
The document notes Rev G E Murphy preaching at Baptist services with a morning sermon titled Gad the Worker, a 2:30 p.m. baptism and revival close, plus St. Mark's Sunday schedule including 9:48 Sunday school and 11 a.m. service with choir. It also mentions a police use of a torpedo-shaped tool to break into lottery dens.
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Baptist
G. EB. Murphy
Willian
Gad
Worker
Carmel Baptist
Mullan
Tasageles
Memorial Day Service at Waterloo Woman's Club Honors World War Men
A Waterloo Woman's Club ceremony dedicated two white elm trees in memory of World War I men who did not return. Rev Charles Darling spoke at the theatre, with a dedicatory service and taps by a Boy Scout. The event tied to broader themes of liberty, American birth in 1776, and the nation’s sacrifice for peace.
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Waterloo Woman’s
Waterloo Theatre
Charles David Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Faw
Clinton J. Smith
Wirse Evangelion
Lastie Baldwin
Boy Scout
Amerie Poes
Anan
Darling Salt
America
Dr. Darling
Aung
Paia
Byers
Ameri
American
Parliament of
Man
Federation of the World
Yellowstone Lake
Worngen
Orgen
Isla of Pines
Gurda
United States
Lake Welton
Tre Millen Club
Aubrovadl
Renee
Thomas
Friends of Medical Progress, Inc
Newbury Street
Boston
Mass
Dr J R Macartney Returns From General Church Assembly
Pastor Dr John Robertson Macartney of First Presbyterian returns from Grand Rapids Michigan where he attended the general assembly. He reports a successful year with growth and orthodox strength. baptism of converts to be held at Cedar River Sunday at 2 40 p m with Waterton Motorboat Club facilities provided. Memorial program honors deceased Grand Army members Sunday at Memorial Hall.
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J. R. Macartney
General Church Assembly
Colored Church
River
John Robertson Macartney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clarence BP. Macartney
Macartney
Marartnes
Fosilich
Car
Mel Baptist Cacc
Cedar River
Second Street
Waterton
Perkins
Des Moines
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Two Million Federated Clubwomen Endorsement Question
A critical letter questions whether the General Federation of Women's Clubs truly represents its two to three million members. It cites misused endorsements and urges referendums to replace the current top‑down stamp approach. The piece notes concerns over bills and reforms pushed in the federation’s name and urges member voices.
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Solomon Wiseninh
House of Representatven
Washington, D. c
Luckey
Elei
Solomon Wiseman
Iik
Hetriet
Solomon Winemans
TerroKenla
General Federation of Women's
Miles
General Federation
General Federation of Women's Bhds
United States Department
Milforne Cedaral
Virginia
Snyder Wi
National Board of the General Federation
Snyder
National Board
inAllauta
Ga. Dattand
Public Welfare Committee
Stella Atwood
Indian Welfare Committee
Charlottery
Tne
Board of Directors
Washington
Tomet
Milion
Allend
Coolidge
Corcoran
Rei Publican
Democratic
Khote
Child Psychology Talks by Effie McCollum Jones
Eric McCollum Jones, noted applied psychology lecturer and former resident, returns Thursday, June 5, to present two series of child psychology lectures at the Woman's Club auditorium. Free and open to the public, the talks cover stages of mind growth, friendship needs, building brains to order, the child among us, and price or penalty, under the Woman's Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric McCollum Jones
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Henry Ford Hospital to Admit Nursing Students Next January
Detroit May 21 Announcment indicates the Henry Ford hospital will admit the first class to the new school of nursing and hygiene in January. The two year course spans a preparatory four months and two years of study, with two classes admitted annually starting January and September. First class limited to 160. Katherine G. Kimmick named director, a Rochester General Hospital and Columbia University graduate.
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Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Katherine G. Kimmick
Miss Kimmick
Rochester General Hospital
Rochester
N. V
Ieachers College
Columbia University
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