Year's goals outlined for St Paul parish services
The article lists upcoming sermons and plans across many churches including Walnut Street Baptist Watters Steeves and others. It details sermon series on parables and orthodoxy plus choir programs baptisms and special music. It notes repairs to heating plant and various pastors’ topics for morning and evening services across multiple denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Walnut
Street Baptist
Watters
L. Steeves
Christ
Shelley
Warren L. Steeves
Wilbur
Herman
Myers
Wright “Braeves
Reiko Myers
Jésus
London
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Roy Leslie Smith
Olive L
Minister to Speak on Perilous Hiding Places and Refuge
J A Laurie pastor of Cedar Community Presbyterian church will preach at 11 a m tomorrow on Perilous Hiding places and the Sure Refuge. Some Illustrious Boys of Yesterday will be the topic of his talk to children. The Triumphs of Failure will be the subject at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar. Heights
J. A. Laurie
Cedar
Presbyterian Church
Inscription for the Bedroom Ceiling from Enough Rope
Dorothy Parker poem fragment describes daily toils and returning to bed. The speaker recounts rising to face a world of chores and duties yet repeatedly retreating to rest. The lines evoke lingering fatigue and resolve amid changing seasons.
Fragmentary verse on treasure and home ends in reflection
The readable lines speak of treasure gathered from labor or pleasure brought to the home threshold. It contemplates the end of life and reflects on a career completed, signaling a final summary of a person’s journey.
Presbyterians Meet for Conference at Westminster Waterloo
A Waterloo presbytery conference on Christian education, led by William C. Covert, D D LL D, will be held at Westminster church on Thursday Oct 20 following a Coe college forum in Cedar Rapids. Fifteen churches are participating with addresses by Dr Harry M Gage and Rev D W Morgan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians of
Waterloo
Board
Christian Education
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Coe. College
Cedar
Rapids
Marshalltown
Board “of Christian Education
William C. ‘Covert
D. D
Board of Christian Education
Coe
E. D. Echlin
Ackley
Aplington
Cedar Falls
Clarksville Unity
Dows
Greene
Grundy Center
la Porte
City
Lincoln
W. Lee Vincent
Dr. Covert
W. W. Beal
Qchristian College
D. W. Morgan
la. Porte City
Margaret Carnahan
Iowa State Teachers College
James M. Brittell
Carl E. Kearns
Mason City
W. P. ‘McCormick
Westminster Church
Princeton Men Urged to Train for Rule of Peace
In Princeton New Jersey on October 15 Bishop Nicholas of Orchidea Macedonia addressed Princeton undergraduates, urging that power from authority wealth and learning be used for peace. He argued real peace starts in souls and called for training for peace as rigorously as for war, criticizing prosperity as an end in itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Nicholas
Orchrida
Macedonia
United States
Raising People to Heights of Religion Today
New York Oct 15 Rev Samuel MM Shoemaker Jr rector of Calvary Episcopal church warned against churches that offer amusements clinics and clubs while starving souls He urged ministers to challenge hearts and consciences and raise people to the level of religion rather than catering to the crowd He criticized watered down religion and the loss of imaginative appeal to a generation seeking God
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel MM. Shoemaker, Jr
Calvary “Episcopal Church
Youth today essentially sound says church leader
New York, Oct. 15. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, president of the Greater New York Federation of Churches, told a Young People's National Radio conference that elders blame youth and not the times. He warned adults their own actions and teachings shape youths who see hypocrisy and loose morals at home. He argued youth mature fast, face front stage life frankly, and respond to worthy calls, with many making grave mistakes yet overall sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel A. Poling
Greater New York
Booth Tarkington
Rooks in the Church Steeple
A poetic meditation on rooks nesting in a church steeple, likening birds to clowns and jokers among human crowds. The piece ponders omens, exorcism, and saintly aid, ending with a New York Times attribution to Marl V. Caruthers.
First Lutheran's Semicentennial Observed by Congregations
Waverly area churches from Independence Jubilee Bennington Hudson and Cedar Falls invited to attend the fiftieth anniversary celebration at First Lutheran church event features out of town speakers special music and free lunch for visitors German service at 9 30 a m with Prof G Sandrock sermon English service at 11 a m in East High auditorium choir anthem solos and offerings for church extension fund afternoon service at 2 30 p m with East High audience and greeting by district officials pastor Henry Mueller speaks on history Frieda Schmidt Gwen Gilbert Martin Heyde and Louis Stolte perform solo and choir pieces offerings support benevolences and Lutheran Orphans Home home missions special organ by Prof Zeilinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Independence
Jubilee
Bennington
Hudson
Cedar
Falls
First Lutheran’ Church
First Lutheran
G. Sandrock
The
Lutheran College
Eureka
G. J. Zeilinger
Wartburg ‘Seminary
Dubuque
Prieda Buenheke
Welch
Zeilinger
East High
C. H. Lowden
E. H. Rausch
Iowa
Synod of
Gwen Gilbert
Veilin
East High School
Martin Heyde
First Lutheran Choir
Weert Siefkes
Clarksville
Louis Stolte
Caro Roma
Caleb Simper
Lutheran Orphan‘s Home
Prof
Ministers Draw Churchgoers by Talks in Series
Local congregations begin a season of worship as ministers start sermon series. Dr W P McCormick leads at Westminster with The Masters Men and Matthew of Chicago, Carl Kenagy topics at First Baptist, and J Arthur Young at First Methodist on Spiritual Need and dealing with sin. Choirs and solos accompany morning and evening services across Central Christian First Presbyterian and other churches on a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lee Kenagy
First Baptist
Westminster’ Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
Matthew
Chicago
Miller
Erma Michael
Liddle
Schultz
J. Arthur Young
Schnecker
Alice Eason Wise
Leo
Andrews
Central Christian
W.D. Endres
W. E
Robinson
Father
Gounod
George E., Miller
Abbott
Graves’ Memorial A. B
E. W. ‘Main
Arthur Jury
Jury
Jesus
Geibel
L. Kenagy
Névin
First’ United
Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Christ
Trinity American Lutheran
Northminster’ Presbyterian
Merle Allen
F.H. Shedd
First Brethren
Isaac
Edwin Boardman, Jr
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
Woman and Daughter Injured by Auto on Park and Franklin
Mrs Bessie Friedley of 525 Butler Street and her daughter Amétta were struck by a car driven by Harold Johnson of 924 Leavitt Street at Park Avenue and Franklin Street. Mrs Friedley has a severe headache but is improved at home. Amétta’s injuries are slight. They were taken home by the driver after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Friedley
Butler Street
Amétta
Harold Johnson
Leavitt Street
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
When the Nickel Is Some Money
A playful exchange between Christian and Mr Nickel emphasizes that the small coin feels undervalued outside church but shines as money in church and Sunday school, where its modest value has real impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Mr. Christian
Unsettled Tryst and Family Tensions in New York
Tabor Wynne, a serious lawyer, confronts the tangled lives of his wife June, her lover Lance Fairless, and Jennifer Challis as they mingle at a theater party. Jenny reveals Blaine as her father while Wynne navigates torn loyalties and a looming confrontation. A late-night talk with Blaine sets the stage for future upheaval as the cast parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor Wynne
Set
Lance Fairless
Effie Meade
Wynne
Effie
Lance
Jennifer Challis
June
Fairless
New York
Miss Challis
Orly
Tabor
Jennifer
Blaine
Jenny
Garrick
Tabby
Metropolitan
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan
M‘lad
Nother
Man Blamed for New Duties Put on Finer Women
New York Oct 15 Rev Hugh L McMenamin preached on The New Woman at St Malachys Roman Catholic church arguing modern economic conditions force women into commerce and politics. He said men created these conditions and blame women for changes in her makeup while insisting women stay in the home and set the standard for conduct. He warned against women descending to men's level, calling it a brutalizing risk. He touched on dress noting attire should be personal choice though not to court personal lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh
L. McMenamin
Denver
St. Malachy
Persson
Fragmentary Social Notices From Aged OCR Snippet
A partial OCR fragment mentions names Mrs William Mether and Mrs Hattie Enyart with scattered dates and addresses at Mulberry and Lafayette. The garbled text suggests a small society or personal notices page with unidentified entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Wiliam Mether
Mulberry
Hattie Enyart
Lafayette
Don’t Store Food in Cellar Says Expert
An advertisement advises against storing food in a cellar or open areas. It stresses keeping perishables in a well iced refrigerator during fall and winter as temperatures vary and spoilage costs exceed ice. It notes house flies germs and putridity threats and links proper cold storage to health.
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ST. Paul Parish
Walnuts
St . Church
Ton ‘Burton
Avenue Baptist
Marion
Flint
Mornil
Darwood
Altha Thornberry
Kimball
Clinton
Jonah’s
Neidlinger
West
Fearis
God’s Vineyard
George W
Bessie Collier
Roberts
Oliver’ M Yaggy
Calvary Evangelical
Ch. J. Faust
Imanuel Lutheran
A.H. Semmann
Saul
College Hill
Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Joseph Yates
Charles Window
Christ’ Truth
Sophie F. “Smalley
East
Park Presbyterian
Andrew McBlain
Plymouth Congregational
William Hardcastle
Dorothy Parker
Edger 4. Goss
Covert
Dr. Gage
America
Rooks
Holy Church
Saint Francis
Marl V. Caruthers
New York Times
First
Baptist
Louis Joseph Vance
Philadelphia Public Ledger
You
Tabor-me
Mr. Blaine
Erstan
Mr. Drew
Pearances
Drew
Frederick Loan
G. C. Kennedy
Marsh-Place
Bartlett
McFarlane
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Michigan Boulevard
City of God
Westminster Presbyterian Church
the Church of Friendliness
Matthew of
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