Grace M. E. Will Hear New Pastor in First Sermon
Grace M E church introduces Dr. Harry C. Travis as new pastor. He will deliver his first sermon on Attaining Unto Christian Ends. The day features morning anthems, solos, and youth-led evening program with discussions and sermons by several church members across multiple denominations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
Harry C. Travis
Grace M. E. Church
Palmer
Lutlle Cutler
Harker
Anne Morse
Marian McClean
Dean Becknell
Ted Morse
Jane Becknell
Floyd Heldis
Dr. Travis
Fragmented memory and fading self in a joyful spell
The speaker recalls a strikingly pleasant moment when harsh thoughts vanished and identity dissolved. Pleasure and happiness transported them, making names and duties fade as fleeting joy took hold, a rare lapse into self-forgetfulness described with lyrical, reflective imagery.
Progress Barred by Safety First Think
New York Oct 15 The Rev Dr Henry Howard urged against excessive safety when returning from Europe his sermon stressing progress requires contact risk and action He argued Christ worked among people and Christians must serve and do deeds not merely recite creeds
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New York
Henry Howard
Europe
Jesus Christ
Christ
Old
Judea
Cummon
True Religion Is Gaining in Power Old Creeds Dead
New York Oct. 19 Are We This With Religion was the topic of John Haynes Holmes in a Community church sermon. He argued that revealed religion is collapsing under modern defense and that true religion moves to a spiritual experience of life with Bibles prophets churches and God becoming real again as expressions of the human spirit.
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New York
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Mr. Holmes
Outdoor athletic life nurtured by modern religion
New York report quotes Rev Everett Wagner at Union M E Church on October 19. He says a little variety in daily exercises and freedom of dress reflect New Testament thought, opposing asceticism and linking body care with happier life and increased interest in athletics and games.
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New York
Everett Wagner
Union M. E
Mason City Evangelist To Lead Local Campaign
Rev. Phillip W. Pfaltzgraff pastor of Mason City Evangelical church will assist in an evangelistic campaign starting Monday at 7 30 pm at First Evangelical church. He has served as superintendent of Cedar Falls Bible school annual assembly and officer in the county council of religious education in several counties. The theme for the first week is The Church with sermons titled The Three Essentials for Spiritual Church The Temple of God The Epistle of Christ and The Body of Christ
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Immanuel Lutheran
Jesus
Philadelphia
Asia Minor
A. H. Lemmann
Linden
Balasm
East Park Presbyterian
FP. H. Shedd
Church At Prayer
Walter Wade
Carmel Baptist
J. H. Patten
Christ
C. O. Loken
Plymouth
King's Highway
Phillip W. Pfaltzgraff
Evangelical Church
Mason City
First Evangelical Church
Pfaltzgraff
Daily Bible School
Cedar Falls
The
Homecoming Day at First Evangelical Church Marks 64th Year
Dr. Charles A. Mock of Western Union college will preach at the morning and evening services as the church observes Homecoming and the 64th anniversary of The Church in the Courthouse Square. Musical selections include Unto God Give the Glory and The Earth is the Lord's. Tenor William Black will sing Come Ye Blessed. In Wadena Ia Arlo Jenings, son of Rev. and Mrs. B A Jenings, is seriously ill at home.
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First Presbyterian
Thomas R. Niven
A. K. Brock
Holy City
Mr. Niven
Church
Alfringe
Tarbell
Adams
Sullivan
Elfrieda Kammeyer
Edward Kurtz
CH. W. Petri
Walnut Street Baptist
Warren L. Steeves
Galbraith
Jesus
Steeves
Hagerman Chapel
Christ Enisconal
Don M. Gary
Ernest B. Mounsey
Frank Fowler, Jr
Charles A. Mock
Western Union College
LeMars
First Evangelical Church
Courthouse Square
Mack
Ashford
Wooler
William Black
Scott
Wadena
Ili
Arlo
B. A. Jenenings
M. E
W. W. Bowers
Andrews
A. C. Kessler
Dene May
Chicago
Romer Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Mohlmann
Christ
Peter
Spence
Annine Peters
Corinth
First United Presbyterian
Graham Hay
Westminster Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Herbert
Harold F. Miller
Austin— Niles
Dixie Rallying Song From Civil War Era
The article notes Dixie as a popular national song written in 1859 by Daniel D. Emmett of Ohio for Bryant's Minstrels. It gained early fame after a New Orleans performance and became the marching and rallying tune for the Southern war effort during the Civil War.
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Daniel D. Em. Tmett
Ohio
Bryant
Dixie
New Orleans
Jubilee Services Highlight Week of Celebrations
The First Baptist and several churches mark the Golden Jubilee with morning and evening sermons led by notable pastors including Dr. John F. Herget of William Jewell College. Special music, solos, and an anniversary cake highlight the multi-church services across Central Christian, Graves Memorial, First M E Yardsticks, and more as the celebration continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Herget
William Jewell College
Liberty
First Baptist Church
Central Christian
Lew
Haris
Voice of Authority
Clark Cozad
Roberts
W. B. Tucker
Frank Evans
E. W. Wardle
Barmby
W. E. Tucker
Willreach
W. Main
Clyde Welch
Johnson
Christ
Wildermere
Adams
Donald Main
I Shall Be Near A Chicago News poem fragment
A poem by Isabel Forner Weddon printed in Chicago News evokes longing across seasons. The fragment speaks of being near in summer and fall, through winds, fields, twilight, waves, and harvest moons.
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Isabel Forner Weddon
Cnicago News
Closing of Churches In Russia Strengthens Religion Over Land
In New York Rev. Rockford Brooks at St Thomas Episcopal argues millions in the United States lack church affiliation yet harbor inner faith. He cites Russia's closure of churches as backfiring, showing religion remains deeply rooted and cannot be easily erased by government edicts.
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Russia
New York
United States
Roekif H. Brooks
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Iearn
Religion Benefits by Machine Age Fosdick Sermon Declares
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick at Temple Beth-E declares that the machine age demands personal integrity and unselfish in every individual. He argues that economies collapse without paying high wages to sustain consumer purchasing power, urging firms to share in the total good.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
Temple Beth-E
East Seventy-sixth Street
Fosdick
Dr. Fosdick
St Mark's Church Announces Fall and Winter Program
The St. Mark's Episcopal church fall program features sermons on the lords prayer leading to Advent. Lectures on the Watches of the Passion and a series on the history and doctrine of the Catholic Church follow, with Easter and Trinity Sunday topics. Altar guild held a 27-person picnic at Byrnes park and remodeling plans include crypt auditorium, stage, kitchen, oil heating, and new entrance.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
J. J. Creede
Byrnes Park
St. Mark’s Church
God s Love Call in a Morning City Scene
A devotional verse by Anna Ashburn Pidcock in the Christian Index extols God s beauty seen in nature and daily life. It contrasts human blindness with the call to help others hear God s love, concluding with a theological meditation on duty and illumination.
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Anna Ashburn Pidcock
Pastor of First M.E.3 Fet ed at Church Party
More than 300 members of First M. E. church welcomed new pastor Dr. W. W. Bowers and his family at a reception with song, prayer, and speeches. Officials noted the church’s unique west-city position, its Sunday school, and loyal women workers.
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First
M. E. Church
W. W. Bowers
J. B. Johnson
O. Albert Scholin
Brother Survay
J. H. Sheckler
Waterloo
Ethel Brinkman
W. T. Gordon
Grieg
Mr. Schella
Garl
William Prinbe
Wesley League
Dr. Bowers
Saiem
Mass
Boston
Middlewest
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Censorship Called Inept and Futile Sermon Says Books Shape Thought
New York, Oct 19. Rev. Dr. Belden Delany, rector of St Mary the Virgin, declares that every Christian should censor personally, criticizes censorship as inept and futile. He argues religious groups must guide readers away from dangerous ideas while allowing intelligent engagement with opposing views.
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New York
Belden P. Delany
Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Bristian
Dr. Delany
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo Fracas and Notes
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo reports Lews Jackson of Mount Ayr Va was forcibly removed from the Cattle Congress grounds by City Detective Ralph Davis. Jackson said he liked the show but had to leave. The exposition had closed for two weeks as officers investigated sightings of fugitive Sheriff candidate Tr Wagner and I J Sutton in Denver. Also, Waterloo and Black Hawk County Medical societies back eradicating bovine tuberculosis, per Dr J W Rountree and Dr J E Ridenour.
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Lews Jackson
Mount Ayr
Congress
Ralph Davis
Jackson
Mickey Williams
Tr Wagner
I. J. Sutton
Dever
Waterloo Medical Society
Black Hawk County Medical Society
Gilbertville Card Club Hosted by Mrs Schmitz
Mrs Leonard Schmitz entertained the Double Four Bridge club at her Gilbertville home on Thursday evening. Favors were awarded to Mary Schmitz and Loretto Reuter. Attendees included Corinne Burger Emuly Schmit Bertha Reuter Agnes Reuter and Mrs Chris Girsch. Mrs Girsch to host next. A concurrent gathering at Mr and Mrs Martin Bernardy’s home on Wednesday evening involved several Bernardys and Reuter and Herman families.
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Courier &Pedal Service
Gilbertville
Leonard Schmitz
Double Four Bridge Club
Mary Schmitz
Loret
Reuter
Corinne Burger
Emuly Schmit
Bertha Reuter
Agnes Reuter
Chris Girsch
Girsch
Martin Bernardy
Nick Bernardy
Henry Bernardy
Seaforth
Minn
John Herman
Will Kuchenbach
Joseph Reuter
Wil Bernardy
Banqueters Celebrate Diamond Jubilee at First Baptist
More than 300 attended a fellowship banquet at First Baptist church marking the diamond jubilee of the organization. Rev. Edgar A. Valiant, former Minneapolis pastor now with Minnesota Baptist convention, spoke on generation obligations. The event honored past pastors and deacons, with A. J. Cornwell chairing and Rev. Victor N. Witter toastmaster. Closing services planned for tomorrow feature Dr. John F. Herget of William Jewell College as speaker.
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Benquet
First
Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
Edgar A. Valiant
Minneapolis
Minnesota Baptist Convention
Mr. Valiant
John A. Earl
Richard Garton
George F. Holt
Robert Williams
D. W. Taft
D. H. Fish
Waterloo
A. J. Cornwell
Brotherhood
Victor N. Witter
Iowa Baptist Convention
John F. Herget
William Jewell College
Liberty
United States
J. Frederick Catlin
Deficit for Tama Pair fair prompts plan for next year
Officials report the Tama County Fair shows expenses exceeding receipts by about 200 dollars this year. They pledge to continue the fair next year, counting on a levy of half a mill tax to raise roughly 5,400 dollars to cover debt from buying new grounds and buildings.
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Altho All Billy
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