Christian church services and talks announced across the synod
A long list of morning and evening services across congregations including First Presbyterian Trinity American and Cedar Heights venues. Rev. Arthur Young and other pastors will preach on themes like The Soul's Recep tiveness and A Perpetual Heritage with special music. Oyster supper and Varian Experien discussion set for Tuesday.
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Wirold
Dall
Christian Education
Philaderyns
Toc Sexta
Kinder
Hallins
Diggle
Hy Soit
At. Paul's
Cain
Creston
Laws
Epworth
C Cabinet
Gippel
Mmen
Arthur Young
First Church
Brotherhood
United Presbyterian
Presbyterian Synod of
Towa
R. Bs. Yan Nice
Wankan
The Stilling of the Storm by William Jennings Bryan
Bryan discusses Jesus calming the storm as proof of divine power and presence. He notes the disciples’ fear, Christ’s rebuke, and the lesson that faith sustains through everyday trials, urging reliance on Jesus for peace and strength amid life’s tempests.
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Aman
Ian
Christ
Gedt
God
Charles J. Jefferson
Jess
Nazareth
Jesus
Galilee
Lem
Abare
Ber the Republic Syndicate
Religious Services and Sermons in Various Churches
The pastor will speak on The Master is Come and Wherein Now Their God at special holy communion services. Rev Ernest Bl Mounsey will preach at 11 am. German and English services listed with scriptural texts. First Congregational plans organ recital at 11 am with no evening services. Universalist Church features Rev Fred J Clark of Waterloo at 11 am and Sunday school at 9 45.
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First Brethren
ALTB
Avreshman
Synod of
Iowa
P.M. Lewis
Christ & L Thera
A. Im
Ernest BL Mounsey
Henry Prokel
Jowa
J. C. Nex
Universilist
Chiurch
Fred J. Clark
Waterloo
Baptist Missionary Society of Iowa Invited Here
The Baptist Missionary Society of Iowa will be invited to meet in Waterton for a convention in October. Acting president Mrs. P F Asquith leads the Woman's Bible Missionary Society of Iowa as delegates from First Baptist Church attend. Speakers include C Robbins and Dr Navies, with Gen W O Ron presiding. delegates from First Baptist church are named and will be appointed Sunday.
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PF. R. Asauith
Woman's Bane Missionary Society of Iowa
R. E. Williamson
Iowa Avenue
People's
Inut Street
W. O. Ron
Muncie
Ind
John
Bur
First Baptist Church
Revilla Pendle
For. Asquith
H.C. Steinmayer
Wnaiaut Street Church
Gurtan Avenue Church
Fragmented verse fragment finds haunting love and fate
A damaged OCR passage evokes lingering longing and remorse. The speaker reflects on love, memory, and loss as night falls and hope wanes, describing delicate touches and emotional ache amid uncertain fate. The fragment mentions a marine era context and a poet named Warren.
Secretary of Labor Names Hope Martin Member Morse Lodge
James Davis, secretary of labor in Coolidge's cabinet, elected Hope Martin to membership in the Morse Lodge. The event followed Martin’s distinctive attire and marks a notable addition to Martin's life in public service.
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Secretary OF Labor
Hope Martin
Morse Lodge
Martin
James 7. Davis
Labor
Coolidge
The
Groree
James Sankin and Hawnt attend celebration in Lona-Mro
In a muddled notice, James Sankin and Mr Hawnt are linked to a local celebration in Lona-Mro. The text mentions Mrs and Mrs, a principal, an aunt, and a conning event, with the year 34 implied by the garbled OCR.
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James Sankin
Hawnt
weeWling &D Sda Abies
Presby terians to Appear in Many Churches Sunday
Waterloo hosts Presbyterian synod events with First Church leading morning services by Dr. Gage and a 3 pm Foreign Mission Rally featuring Dr. Title and Dr. Hibbard. Evening service aims to accommodate overflow, Westminster retains morning pulpit, and a long list of ministers fills the morning assignments across local churches.
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Presbyterian Synod
First Church
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls
Westminster Church
Gage
Harry Morehouse Gage
Coo College
Cedar Rapids
Synod
Dudley Bucks
R. YD. Wilson
Princeton Seminary
Foreign Mission
Frank W. Title
Chicago
Foreign Mission Board of
The
Presbyterian Church
TL. S. Hibbard
Silliman Institute
Philippines
Olver Stevenson
Wilson
C. B. A Milcartney
General Assembly
Westminster Presbyterian
Frank W. Bible
C. H. I Fleming
Gebalier
Autiogh
J. F. Hinkhouse
J. D
Independence
Burton Avenue
IW. Miller
Des Moines
First Brethren
O. D. Ellett
Rodman
Calvary E Evangelical
Theodore Morning
D. T
Central Christian
K. F. Wettstone
D. D
Dubuque University
Dubuque
W.S. Holt
Philadelphia
Church of the Brethren
J. W. Todd
Shenandoah
First Congregational
T.fp. Campbell
East Park Presbyterian
Oliver Stephenson
Walnut
First Evangelical
R. Rolofson
Vinton
First Free Methodist
W._ Chase
Lytton
Graves Memorial United Brethren
W. Lampe
Linden
Horton
Chardan
Robinson
First Methodist
H. MM
Grace Methodist
W. F. Panson
Lenox
Worthminster Presbyterian
Frank Schrader
First Presbyterian
Dumea Puete
St. Paul
Synod Moderator Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage Elected
Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage, 46, unanimously elected moderator of the Presbyterian synod of Iowa, is acclaimed educator and church leader. He arrived at Coe College in 1920, guiding it to high ranking. Coe enrollment now exceeds 1,009. Gage previously earned an A B from the University of Wooster in 1900 and later an L L D from Wooster College.
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Harry Morehouse Gage
Presbyterian Synod of Iowa
Ilo Cane
Coe College
D Presbyterian
Coe
University of Wooster, O
Clergy Directory Fragment in Cedar Rapids Area
Fragments list ministers and congregations including R Ferguson Cedar Rapids Ta FirstUnited Presbyterian Rev R L Van Nice D D Waukon Ta ait Walnut Street Baptist Rev C E Wilson Osceola Ia
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Walnut Street
C. E. Wilson
Osceola
Odd Fellow Groups Present The Girl Upstairs Play
Members of Waterloo and Sun shine Rebekah lodges will present The Girl Upstairs a comedy of real life on Wednesday and Thursday nights October 29 and 30 in West High auditorium Truman De Roame directs the home talent production with a stated aim of providing a distinctly humorous evening.
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Waterloo and
Sunshine Rebekah
T. O. QO. Fy
Weast High
Truman de Roame
Wahabis Ruled in Mecca Ten Years Over a Century Ago
Washington reports a National Geographic bulletin recounts the Wahabi capture of Mecca in 1803 and ten-year rule, noting similarities to current times. It describes strict religious reforms, ban on tobacco, cierre of pilgrim rituals, and the Bedouin judge system, with eventual Turkish-backed efforts driving them back to the desert by 1813.
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Mecca
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Hanida
Bulletin
Western
Arabia
Saoud
Sultan
Egypt
Damascus
Medina
Butiat
Mohammed
Holy Saynd
Desert
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Ey Tron
Westminster
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Baptist Missionary Society of Iowa
Biule Service Bureau
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