Ninth Anniversary of Christ Episcopal rector observed
The Rev Exneést B Mounsey marks nine years as Christ Episcopal Church rector with 8 and 11 a m Holy Communion services. The 11 a m sermon is The Rimling Vision. Altar boys Ralph Bunn Heintz Kuenstling, crucifer Donald Baldwin. Choir under Mrs Robert Parrott to sing. Tomorrow roll call Sunday with morning sermon Finding Joy in Life. Evening Men’s Night features Onward Christian Soldiers and soloists. First Presbyterian and other churches listed with services and hymns throughout the day.
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Exneést
Mounsey
Christ Episcopal ‘Church
Ralph Bunn
Heintz Kuenstling
Donald Baldwin
Thompson
First Presbyterian
Thomas R. Niven
God's Banqueting House
Norma E. Gaiser
J. M.church
Danks
Dudley Buck
Missss McCormick
Gaiser
Mr. Church
Tarbell
Lamb
God
Miss Green
Walnut Street
Warren L. Steeves
Spence
Steeves
Israel
von Bere
Virginia Berry
Elizabeth Steeves
S A. m
Jouls Stolte
Scott
Ashford
Walter’ Wade
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F
Smarley
Calvary Evangelical
E. R. McClelland
Paul
Union Congregational
Church of the Nazarene
M. C. Campbell
Northminster Presbyterian
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Churches of Christ
St Mark's Episcopal
Woman's Auxiliary
First United Presbyterian
Kingdom of God
Beola Stevenson
A Lament for a Simple Church Amid Grandeur
A reflective piece about a small rural church among trees as a quiet, humble sanctuary. The speaker imagines God preferring its unpretentious worship over gilded domes and marble altars, believing true faith rests in simple devotion and communal grace rather than pride.
Sin in sermons declines in New York pulpits
New York in October reports Rev. Dan Shelton noting sermons printed by Times Herald Tribune World and American contained almost no mention of sin. Only one brief summary referenced it, while 41 sermons totaled over 16 000 words. He warns pulpits must preach the gospel in full to revive churches and evangelize the world.
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New York
Dan ©. Shelton
Wational Bible Institute
Times
Herald-tribune
World Ad American
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Great emphasis on worship deemed pagan by minister
New York on Oct 5 Rev Gordon H Baker at Washington Heights Baptist church argued worship should not be the core of religion. He said too much focus on worship marks pagan religion while righteousness and service to others define Christianity, warning elaborate programs and grand cathedrals may signal decay, not growth, in vital faith.
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New York
Gordon H. Baker
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Yesterdo
Mr. Baker
Kidnapping Threat Prompts Question About Sermon Theme
A reader suggests a hypothetical scenario where someone would kidnap a person and take them to a party. They speculate the next sermon would tackle sin, implying a desire for moral guidance from the sermon.
Divine Spirit and Success Assured Sermon at Second Presbyterian
New York October 5 Rev George J Russell preached at the Second Presbyterian chapel on We are laborers together with God. He urged that idle time is rare among workers, that followers of Christ must join in the king's business, and that with God as partner success is assured. Rev Richard A von Cairn of Atlanta played 23 instruments.
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New York
George J. Russell
Second Presbyterian Church
Russell
Tan
Christ
God
Richard A. von Cairn
Atlanta
Ein Feste Burg and the Power of Church Hymns Through History
The article traces Ein feste Burg as a key hymn from the Reformation tied to Martin Luther. It notes its creation in Coburg Castle during Luther’s protection at Augsburg and its later use by composers like Meyerbeer Mendelssohn Basch Raff Wagner. It highlights the hymn’s emotional impact in orchestral works and its enduring role in inspiring courage and solace across cultures and eras.
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Martin Luther
Coburg Castle
Luther
Augsburg
Old Castle
Meyerbeer
Mendelssohn
Basch
Raf
Wagner
W W Bowers to begin duties at M E Church
Rev W W Bowers new pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church will begin his pastorate at the morning service with the sermon A Phase of God's Providence. Music includes Unfold, Ya Portals and Ho That Dwelleth, plus organ recital Sonata in D minor. Other churches list topics and hymns for Sunday services.
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W. W. Bowers
First Methodist Episcopal Curch
Laurence Hutson
Albert Seholla
Rogers
Vernon Hayes
First Baptist
F. A. Agar
Northern Baptist Convention
Forrest Gilpatrick
Jess
Camlion
Jerusalent
Carl L. Kenagy
Winn
John McDonald
Lillian Sohner
Blacker
Central Christian
Rev
Lew Co. Harris
Schnecker
Volin
Beryl Lor- Mor
W. C. Cimprich
Tomorow
Clark Cozad
Paul H. Ray
J. H. Ray
EH. W. Wardle
Wil Sing
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. P. McCormick
Rohrer
Paul
Elijah
Roberts
First Congregational
Apeek
Dudley Buck
J. Richmond Morgen
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Church Fails to Meet Competition Against Modern Thought
New York Oct. 5 Rev Dr William F Bundy guest preacher at Southcran Church Jersey City says the church has failed to combat competition from unexpected interests and must translate Christian message for modern youth. He urges vision to safeguard eternal truths and keep the church relevant amid industry commerce and science. Five hundred Paris policemen are equipped to aid foreign visitors with knowledge of English German Italian and Spanish.
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New York
William F. Bundy
Vision
New International Religious Magazine
Southcran Church of the Redeemer
Jersey City
Christian Church
Chris Uanity
Dr. Sunday
Paris
Evening Concert at St Pauls M E Church
An Evening Service and sacred concert will be held at 7:30 PM tomorrow at St. Pauls M E Church. Rev Thomas P Shaffer will preach at the morning hour on The Fellowship of Christs Sufferings. The choir will perform an anthem Daily Mereles by Hine and a varied program includes solos and quartets by Goldsworthy, Sherburne, Cunningham, Borden, Kuchnle, and others with Miss Merle Miller and Miss Effrein Borden among soloists and W S Sherburne leading a male quartet. The offertory Andante Religoso will be performed by Miss Melba Read.
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St. Paul's M. E
Thomas P. Shaffer
Miss Effretin Borden
W. Aa. Borden
Thomas PB. Shaffer
F. Cunningham
W. S. Sherburne
Andante Rellgloso
Melba Read
Marriage Held as Basis of Orderly Government Reign
New York dispatch reports Father Graham at St Patrick's Cathedral declares government stability rests on unity and indissolubility of marriage. He condemns trial or companionship marriages and urges monogamy as civic policy, asserting matrimony binds spouses "for better or for worse" until death.
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New York
Father Graham
S J. Patrick’s
Paradise
Lang Coal to distribute Fire-King automatic coal burner
Lang Coal Company announces distribution of the Fire-King automatic coal burner designed to burn bituminous and lignite screenings. The unit fits any boiler system and adapts to gas or steam pressure. A demonstration burner is installed at 204 Terminal Building office.
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Lang Coal Company
Lang Company
Great Trees in New York Times Poem Passage
Florence Pinch writes in the New York Times about great trees and their powerful presence. The speaker expresses longing to walk with them, feeling peace and strength as leaves shimmer in sunlight and the trees stand poised to listen and respond to the world.
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Breas
Treea
Florence Pinch
New York Times
Robbing God: Dr Smith Says Selfish Morality Strips Faith
New York oct 6 Rev Fred B Smith moderator of the National Council of Congregational Churches declares that a man who claims self sufficiency robs God by withholding active charity and service. He condemns smug morality and cites biblical judgment, urging aggressive work for the kingdom.
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New York
Iun
Fred B. Smith
National Council of the Congregational Churches
West End Presbyterian Church
God
Dr. Smith
Brooklyn
Heaven
Hell
Startling Smoking Stats From Iowa Report
Des Moines report shows town smokers in September used 121000000 cigarettes costing 907500 dollars. If laid end to end they would stretch 332780000 inches or 3251 miles, with total smoking time about 151 years. Figures omit matches and fighter wear, noting temp rises from smokers using dud lighters.
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Des Moines
U.O
J. W. Long
Crowd Sees Jesup Team Win Pulling Contest at Show
Good horsemanship and strong horses drew a crowd as the light weight team pulling contest on the grounds yesterday produced a win for Jesup. W Fuller drove a 2780 pound team to 2500 pounds at 16.5 feet on the dynamometer, with Guy Stoddard of Jesup second on a 2200 pound team. Howard Wright of Janesville third, Wilt Mishler of Waverly fourth, and Ed Cortright of Waterloo fifth. The winning team trained on a stone boat for a week to adjust to dead weight, and drivers were restricted from using whips.
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W. Fuller
Jesup
Guy Stoddard
The Child’s First Behest Is The Female Influence At Play
Mrs Burson observes a poor widow and her child Fred shaping Tommy Burson through daily care and shared learning. The tale shows how poverty can produce resourceful children and how attention from a dedicated caregiver transforms behavior and aspirations in a learning environment.
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Hilds
Tommy
Nis
Tormy
Fred
Heetlo Tommy Burson
Mr Burson
Sth
Mann
Burson
Bur
Mary
Kindergarten Period Shapes Civic Habits, Says Dean
Quote from W E B Sealesk of University of Nebraska urges exploiting the kindergarten years to form habits and traits essential to good citizenship. Emphasizes this plastic life stage as the best start for training in civic responsibility.
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W. EB. Sealesk
Teachers College
University of Nebraska
Third District Band Claims World Biggest Size at Cattle Congress
The Third District American Legion band billed as the world’s biggest group at the Cattle Congress weighs about two tons for 25 members, with three clarinet soloists totaling 641 pounds. Claude Pickett of Des Moines leads at 235 pounds, while Ed Wesley stands close behind at 215 pounds. The band’s average is 174 pounds per man and the percussion section weighs 283 pounds. Professor Olain Chanette has led the ensemble for six years amid memories of overseas service.
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American Legion
America
England
Abyssinia
Ackley
Claude Pickett
Des Moines
Pickett
Ed Wesley
Olain Chanette
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