Practical notes on tomorrow's church sermons across churches
Local sermons focus on practical religion with topics like The Call to Leadership The Law of Cause and Effect and Modern Restlessness. Communion will be offered at St Pauls M 5 and a church attendance contest begins with 59 children already registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.M. Yaggy
Roy Leslie Smith
Marion Flint
Sophie F. Smalley
Joseph Yates
Jesus
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Dana Campbell
Messers
Walter Goken
Michael Klinoff
Sheley
Dr. Smith
Sermons and Youth Talk at Cedar Heights Church
Rev J A Laurie pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church will preach at 11 p m tomorrow on Home Sweet Home His talk to children will be on The Microscope as a Foe to Crime Rev H Lester Lalan Cedar Falls will speak at 7 30 p m on The Power That Changes
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First Presbyterian
Clinton’ F.smith
Norma E. Gaiser
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Lord
Randegger
Mr. Smith
Oley
Calvary Evangelical
J. HL. Faust
Tutheran
Henry. Mueller
Ia. B. Wilson
Elfretta ‘Borden
Immanuel
Ale
Semmann
Apostle Paul
Cedar - Falls
Sophie F. Smalley
Charles Scribner
Dexter Johnston
Walnut Street
Baptist
Warren
L. Steeves
Cedar Heights
J. A. Laurie
D. D
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Sweet Home
H. Lester Lalan
Cedar Falls
Boy's Arm Broken In Car Crank Accident
Raymond Iowa October 22 Billie Sadler suffered a broken right arm last evening when cranking his car outside St. Joseph's church after services en route to his home east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Billie” Sadler
St. Joseph's Church
Here
The Strangeness of Age and the Fall of Youth
A reflective poem on aging and the paradoxes of growing old. It contrasts the dread and hope of age, the pity for waning strength, and the quiet endurance of the elderly watching the world move on. It notes fading senses, faded ambitions, and the inevitability of aging.
Little Brown Church Tops State in Marriage Rates
Chickasaw county led Iowa in marriages per capita in 1926, led by Little Brown Church in the Vale at Bradford. The rustic chapel drew couples from distant towns, with over 400 weddings last year and receipts supporting maintenance and debt payments. Reverend J L McCarlson officiated most services, while the church preserves a long history dating to 1864 with ties to hymn writer William Pitts.
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Little Brown Church
Chickasaw County
Nashua
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Little Brown
The
Vale
Bradford
Middlewest
Congregational
Wildwood
United States
Ofice
Congregational Missionary Society
J. L. McCarlson
Lee
George T. Hanna
Hanna
McComson
Mary Niggar Fisher
Cedar Falls
J. K. Nutting
William S. Pitts
Rock County
Wis
Iowa
Mr. Nutting
Pitts
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nutting
Perils of American life warned by Dr Cadman in sermon
New York dispatch reports Dr E Parkes Cadman warning that cynicism and superficiality threaten the nation. He cites 800 million Bibles sold, calls education focused on values, condemns prizefights, corporate abuses, and auto “man killers” causing child deaths, urging religion and moral uplift.
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New York
Parkes Cadman
Bedford
Brooklyn
Cadman
America
Jack Dempsey
George Washington
Ladies Aid of Fairbank Prepares for Annual Bazar
Fairbank Ta Oct 22 Sewing for the annual bazar of the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church is under way at regular meetings. Bazaar set for Nov 16. Next aid meeting Nov 2 at the home of Mrs H G George. Mrs E E Everett was hostess this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
H. G. George
E. E. Everett
How Glad I Am For Little Things Poem Fragment
The piece expresses gratitude for autumnal scenes and small wonders like a dotted leaf, marigold sheaf, milkweed pods, and maple colors. Peggy Reid notes in Detroit News on finding beauty in daily, fleeting details despite life’s challenges.
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Peggy Reid
Detroit News
Ministers Preach in Treer Ames Churches Tomorrow
Two out of town preachers visit for sermons across several congregations. Rev. A W Martin of Treer preaches morning and evening in First United Presbyterian with visits planned next week. Rev H A Browning of Ames leads morning service at Central Christian. Dr W D Endres and Dr W P McCormick deliver sermons at First Methodist and First Baptist, with associated anthems solos and church activities noted.
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Free Methodist
Charles Window
Antioch Baptist
G. W. Day
Linden M. E
Joseph Yates
Willard O. Bodell
Beethoven
A. W. Martin
Treer
First United . Presbyterian Church
W. C. Chisholm
H. A. Browning
Christian Church
Ames
Central Christian Church
Lord
Thayer
Florence Stines
J.H. Ray
Jesus
Gotze
W. D. Endres
Wilson
Old Rugged Cross
Bernard
W. L. Richardson
First Baptist
C. L. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Harker
Will Thompson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Prosperity and Hoover Boost Enduring Prosperity Support
Political forces favor prosperity driven by science and industry with Hoover as a symbol of economic strength. Bankers back Hughes while industrial leaders worship Hoover, viewing him as the key to keeping industry and prosperity steady. Norris’ electric power stance stands apart as a challenge to pro prosperity orthodoxy amid looming anti big business talk and liquor policy divides.
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America
Hoover
White House
Hughes
Roosevelt
Congress
Samuel Insull
Chicago
New York Wets and Drys Shape Presidential Prospects
Debates over Governor Smith as a Democratic candidate center on his wet or dry stance and his ability as an administrator. The piece notes voters may prefer Republican leaders like Coolidge, Hughes, Hoover, Dawes, or Lowden for proven executive success. It warns that a Smith bid could hinge on economic prosperity and fears religion-led political intrusion.
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Smith
New York
Washington
Coolidge
Hughes
Hoover
Dawes
Lowders
America
New York Herald-Tribune
Chief Mohlis rests at home after odd fall
Chief of Police Charles Mohlis, injured when his foot caught a nail on a muddy plank, fell and twisted his left shoulder. He was treated, with x rays, and the shoulder reset at Allen Memorial hospital before returning home at 319 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohlis
Broadway
Allen Memorial Hospital
Births Reported In City Records
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hubbard at 611 Nevada welcomed a son Lyle Eugene on October 17. Other births include Marilyn Ruth to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hertlain of 318 Chestnut on October 4 and Ramona Katharine to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Walters of 502 Rich on October 14. Charles Maxwell born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Williams on Sept. 26 at 2424 Fourth East. Donna Cora to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Goettsch at 309 Hammond on October 4. Colleen Frances to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hunt at 225 Fremont on October 9. Franklin Ar ur to Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Hanson at 621 Ppenhcyne on October 12. Jeanne to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wymore of 420 Commercial on Sept. 28. Robert James to Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Dean at 216 Fourth West on October 16. Wam Ransom to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Salmon at Francis Hospital on October 13. Nadine to Mr. and Mrs. Glen F. Wilson at 411 Sumner on October 11. Harald Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson at 330 Roby on October 1. James Roger to Mr. and Mrs. William W. Anderson of Barclay Township on Sept. 19. Marvin Dean to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seery at 3075 Ninth West on October 5. Robert Eugene to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph C. Noble at 319% Jefferson on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hubbard
Nevada
Lyle Eugene
George A. Hertlain
Chestnut
Marilyn Ruth
Harvey E. Walters
Rich
Ramona Katherine
Charles A. Williams
Fourth East
Charles Maxwell
Alfred H. Goettsch
Hammond
Donna Cora
Frederick A. Hunt
Fremont
Colleen Frances
Henry A. Hanson
Franklin Arur
Vern Wymore
Commercial
Jeanne
Harold S. Dean
Fourth West
Ralph Seery
Ninth West
Marvin Dean
Adolph C. Noble
Jefferson
Robert Eugene
Refrigeration Through Proper Home Cooling Keeps Food Fresh
Dr Martha Manning explains a constant refrigerator temperature no higher than fifty degrees preserves flavor and quality. She warns that room temperature and bacteria causes rapid decay, while a well insulated sizable ice-filled unit maintains moisture and prevents odor transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Manning
Prayer Meetings Tuesday at 10 A.M.
Mrs. Co EB Smith, 129 Block, hosts Tuesday morning prayer meetings at ten o clock in the Block district.
Gardens Speak to My Heart Thru Poetry Prayer
A devotional poem excerpt from Molly Anderson Haley in the Churchman. It muses on gardens as a mirror of the soul, urging selflessness, grace, and faith. The speaker seeks wisdom through nature, praying for gentleness in sorrow and a deeper love for the divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Petal Fay
Molly Anderson Haley
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Union Congregational
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Walnut Baptist
F. L. Ackerman
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Earl Kimball
Andrew McBrain
First Congregational
J. Richmond Morgan
Rogers
Norris Combats Electric Combine
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
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