United Brethren Rally Signals Armistice Week Services
The United Brethren church plans a Sunday rally program closing Armistice week and opening Father and Son week. Guest speakers include Rev. Stanley M. Dixon, missionaries from China, Miss Estella Myers from the French Congo, Miss Florence Clippinger and Miss Myrtle LaFevre of Dayton, and Rev. L. E. Rosnig and Mrs. Brockway of Des Moines.
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Stanley M. Dixon
China
Estella Myers
French Congo
Florence Clippinger
Myrtle Lafevre
Dayton, O
L. E. Rosnig
C. H. Brockway
Des Moines
W. C. Leng
Cedar Falls
Becker
O. ER. S
First Presbyterian Church
United Brethren
Clappinger
L. BE. Koenig
Oo. H. Brockway
N. G. Attland
Gullmant
Calkin
Dudley Buck
W. W. White
Mueller
MacDowell
Traumerer
Selinkowsky
Altiand
First Presbyterian
J. R. Macartney
G. L. Tarbell
Knapp
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Price
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Ruth
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Norma E. Gaiser
Jesse MM. Church
Wilson
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B. Kck
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R. F. Hurlburt
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Kiwanis
William Jennings Bryan Weekly Bible Talks Reflects Missionary Duty
The piece extols Jesus Christ as the supreme missionary, cites Gospel accounts of preaching, healing, and teaching, and urges modern Christians to emulate his outreach. It emphasizes the need for home and foreign workers, religious education, and personal acceptance of Christ as the path to salvation.
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Church of Brethren to Stage Two Weeks of Gospel Services
Gospel meetings begin at the Church of the Brethren on Seventh and South streets tomorrow morning with Rev. Harley H. Helman of South Bend assisting pastor Rev. A. P. Dior. Weekday services run from 7 to 7:45 p.m. Helman leads a growing South Bend congregation and recently supervised a new building plan.
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Seventh
South Streets
Harley HH
Helman
South Bend
Ind
A. P. Dior
Mr. Blough
Why Do One Third Attend Church, 1920s Debate
The Christian Herald reports a survey showing about 40 percent of people in communities are non attenders or casual attendees, with two thirds not going to church. Leaders including President Coolidge and figures like Simeon Fess express concern and call for programs to engage the unchurched, modernize sermons, and strengthen religious interest without dismissing the values of church life.
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Greek Bishop to Lead Service at St Dimitrios Sunday
Greek Orthodox Bishop Ioanides of the western diocese will conduct services at St. Dimitrios Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to noon with elaborate ceremonies. Delegations from Cedar Rapids, Des Moines and nearby towns will attend, followed by a banquet at 5 p.m. at the church hall. Rev. Pantazopoulos and Rev. Morkidis will assist in the chimes program at First Presbyterian tonight and at 9 p.m. Sunday.
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Chiecaso
St. Dimitrios
Ndubuque
Cedar Hayids
Des Moines
W. of P
Vi Pantazopoulos
Mason City
Christopher Morkidis
Watering
Ioanides
O. H. Brockway
Chivin
N. C. Altiand
Wearpren
The Lips and the Righteous Feeds Many in Faith
A 1921 reflection on how the lips of the righteous feed many through faith in Christ. An outspoken conductor notes personal salvation, warning against mere social religiosity and urging direct, loving testimony. References include Prov. 2: notations and a travel anecdote from Chicago.
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Chicago
Tiny Avert Chriar
Mustretonie Peintlagg
Cnet
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Fragmentary Text on Theology and Language Forms
The readable fragments discuss religious thought and the evolution of forms and expressions over years and decades. It notes potential missteps when arguing that shifting expressions imply weakening of divine power, framing a cautious view of doctrinal stability.
Mysterious Incident Leaves Family Puzzled
A fragmentary account describes a woman entangled in clothing and a plane pile up beneath heating, with a sister returning from school an hour later as authorities seek clues. The exact events remain unclear and unsolved.
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Rev C F Smith Heads to Evange Board Meeting
Reverend Clinton Smith pastor of Whrat Evangelical church leaves Friday evening for Elgin to attend the annual meeting of the general board of Sunday schools. The board includes six laymen and five ministers. Smith, superintendent of the children’s division, will be away as the nine band members travel from across the United States and Canada to occupy the pulpit during his absence. he is expected back Tuesday.
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Whrat
Evangelical Church
Elgin
General Board of Sunday Schools
Infsy
Mr. Smith
United States
Canada
Lang
Cedar Malls
Mother of Child Sues for Auto Injury Damages
Mrs Michel Morkel, representing her daughter Pauline Morkel, sues after an April 16 auto incident in Wa nuk mud Fifth of Leeth. The suit seeks 1,6000 in damages for alleged negligence causing pain and permanent disability. Attorneys for plaintiff and defendants filed motions and responses in municipal court.
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LC. Milversted
Ul. Meyers
Michel Morkel
Pautine
Wes
Wanuk
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Mice
Sius, Zimmarman & Wranih
Momore
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Strangers Strip Girl and Put Her Under Stove in Sac City
Miss Esther Weinrich, 23, daughter of Douglas township residents A. W. Heinrich, says two men entered her home while her parents were away. They ordered her to reveal the location of valuable papers kept by her father. When she refused, the attack escalated.
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Sac City
Esther Weinrich
A. W. Heinrich
Douglas Township
Heinrich
Lutheran Church Plans Expansion To Aid Growth
The First Lutheran Church seeks to purchase the Eightney property and convert the pastor’s residence for use as a parish hall to ease Sunday school and social program space. Expansion aims include larger Sunday school facilities, new evening adult classes, and resumed services with Wartburg College’s Prof. Hartwig at the organ.
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First Lutheran Church
C. C. Hermann
Henry Mueller
Prof. Tlartwig
Department of Music
Wartburg College
Waverly
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