Rally Services to Be Conducted in Tino Churches
Rally services are planned across Tino churches with a varied program. Dr Roy Leslie Srhi will speak Sunday morning, choir and soloists perform works including Lead Kindly Light and More Love to Thee. Dr Conrad Rheiner arrives late September for the new pastorate as Effie McCollum Jones attends as guest speaker. Sunday school at 10 am with musical offerings and a history-portrait photos session in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falchireh
Gmecoming
Suriday
Dr. Roy
Leslie Srhi
Harker
CG. U
Chicker- Ing
Jack
Campbell
Mark Tay- Jor
Margaret Miller
Christ
Elizabeth Green
East High “School
Northminster
F. H. Shedd
Union Congregational
Charles ¥. Lannhalm
Lannholm
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Simper
G. Ellefson
Elliott-Lowen
National recreation congress to spotlight prosperity theme
New York reports the fifteenth national recreation congress will meet in Atlanta October 5 to 6. The Playground and Recreation Association of America notes $32,000,000 was spent on public play in the U S and Canada, half for land buildings and equipment. Speakers include Ward Newton, Robert Moses, John Nolen, Duncan Spaeth, Mrs A H Reeve, Mrs Sidonie Gruenberg, and Joseph Lee. An odd aside notes about ten billion torn for annual artery supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
America
Atlanta City
Playground and Recreation Association, of America
United States
Canada
Congress
Ward Newton
Robert Moses
New York
John Nolen
Duncan’ Spaeth
Princeton ‘University
A. H
Joseph “Lee
Boston
Fathers Yearn To Face The World With Their Children
A poet reflects on fathers pushing their sons and daughters into life’s duties alone. The speaker prays for wisdom to guide them, hoping to prepare the next generation for the tasks ahead. The passage centers on parental love, duty, and the fear of sending loved ones into life’s demands.
Cross of Christ central in moral universe says Dr Ham
Rev Dr John W Ham of Atlanta preached at First Baptist Church that the cross of Christ is the fever and fulcrum lifting mankind from bondage and corruption. He urged a spiritual, authoritative gospel centered on Jesus Christ crucified, contrasting material worship and worldly wealth with redemption through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christ
John WW. Ham
Atlanta
1St Baptist Church
Paul
Jesus
Ham
Slaughter House
U P Presbytery to Meet at Barclay Church
U P Presbytery gathers on Tuesday September 11 at Barclay Church Cedar Rapids session opens 1 30 p m with sermon by retiring moderator Rev E H Black conference on visitation evangelism led by Dr Kimmelshue Des Moines and Rev Mr Martin Tracr business meeting to close the afternoon program devotional led by W J French Waterloo evening program Rev J M McManus Cedar Rapids address on prayer Rev W Q G Chisholm Waterloo discusses The Family Altar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Barclay Township
United Presbyterian Church
E. H. Black
Kimmelshue
Des Moines
Rey
Martin
Tracr
Wil
W. J. French
Waterloo
J. M. McManus
Rev
W. QO. Chisholm
Inherited Burden Sermon Promotes Progress Through Suffering
New York Baptist Rev. Dr. Samuel A. B. Mercer of Trinity College Newport delivers a sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church arguing humanity’s shortcomings are an inherited burden that can fuel progress. He says poverty ignorance and narrow conditions become weapons of success when aided by shared effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel A. B. Mercer
Trinity College
University of Toronto
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sovereignty of God Held Basic American Principle by Speaker
New York Sept. 8 Rev Albert Dale Gantz of Williamsbridge Presbyterian church preached at a union service in Emmanuel Baptist church Bronx Wil lAnson section. He called sovereignty of God and of God's word as core American principles and tied them to independence equality worship conscience, law equality, and self-government in a representative framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert Dale Gantz
Williamsbridge
Belief in Soul Opposes Materialist View in New York Talk
Dr George G Gressey of Boston spoke at AH Souls Unitarian in New York arguing against disbelief in the soul and noting mind arises from more than material brain. He cited Sir Arthur Keith and Huxley while stressing faith in God animates humanity and is scientifically reasonable. In Huntington W Va Henry Lambert 80 urged teachers cannot be too old to teach with 62 years of service, 41 in Cabell County and 21 in Kanawha and Ohio counties. Cedar Heights Church will host themes on America as youth’s opportunity and a railroad conductor talk for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George G. Gressey
Boston
AH Souls’ Unitarian
Arthur Keith
Huxley
Paul
Huntington
W. Va
Henry Lambert
Cabel
Teachers'’ Institute
Cabell
Kanawha
Ohio
Cedar: Heights Church
America
J. A. Laurie Tomorow
Cedar, Heights
Presbyterian Church
Preacher Links Prohibition Violations to Human Desire
New York on September 8 Rev A T Robertson of the Southern Theological Seminary in Louisville preached at Central Baptist church. He argued that violations of the prohibition law stem from a common desire to do wrong and that wealthier people are more prone to yield. He warned that those who sin will reap the harvest of corruption and urged moral conduct even when one does not feel like doing right. He dismissed atheists and blasphemers as doomed to punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. T. Robertson
The
Southern 'Theological Seminary
Louisville
Central Baptist Church
How God Looks as Told by a Little Girl
A Syracuse reader quotes a poem from The Pathfinder where a child asks how God looks. The speaker explains that God is seen in nature and in all he has made, concluding the child now believes God looks like you. The verse reflects a gentle religious reflection on divine presence in everyday beauty.
Samson 10 Play Last Concert at Baptist Church
The Rev Prof G W Samson will play for the last time at First Baptist Church before resigning to Cedar Falls. Morning sermon on The Ministry of Music and choir pieces. evening organ recital and special numbers. Also in area churches across town a busy Sunday with varied sermons and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imanuel Lutheran
A. H. Lemmann
Thomas R. Niven
Carter
Parks
Barri-Shelley
Walnut Street Baptist
Warren
B. Steeves
Christ Episconal
Ernest B. Mounsey
Janet Little
Mymouth
Wiliam Hardcastle
Linden Meek
W. A. Buell
Bethel
Kelford
Buell
Samson
Baptist Church
G.W. Samson
First Baptist Church
Cedar Falls
Arthur Yotning
Rogers
Forman
Katherine Fleming
C. “Albert Scholin
Winn
First Brethren
First Church of Christ
Legion Picnic Draws 400 As Post Heads to Cedar Rapids
About 400 Becker Chapman post No. 128 American Legion members and the auxiliary enjoyed a picnic at Electric Park after supper with free park attractions. Waterloo legionnaires prepare to travel to the Cedar Rapids state convention, with plans to elect Harry Reed as state commander. Exports of American made electric refrigerators nearly tripled from 1920, with Australia, British South Africa and Mexico as leading buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post No. 128
American Legion
Auxiliary
Electric Park
Legion
Waterloo Legionnaires
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Harry Reed
Australia
British South Africa
Mexico
How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds Hymn History
A collage traces the hymn How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds by John Newton. It notes Newton’s life from a wild youth to service in the church, his links with Whitefield and the Wesleys, and the hymn’s enduring popularity in and beyond Methodist circles, including wartime comfort uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John Newton
Newton
Christian Church
Whitefield
Wesleys
Treasure Chest Rumored Deep in Suwanee River Sands
Jacksonville authorities and local businessmen claim a huge iron chest loaded with gold, gems, and pirate loot lies buried in Suwanee River quicksand near Old Town. They say the chest, about 31⁄2 by 21⁄2 by 5 1⁄3 feet and very heavy, may contain the Louisiana Purchase funds. A riverman known as Uncle Tom reportedly located it two years ago and Hoover Lease Development started digging 25 miles from the river mouth near Old Town, Chieliland.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Louisiana Territory
Suwanee
Florida
France
Louisiana
Paris
Tom
Hoover “Lease Development Company
Ibis
Old Town
Chiel- Iand
Moose to Welcome Weilein Monday on Return from Wales
Members of Waterloo lodge No. d28 Loyal Order of Moose and Tiell families will welcome their secretary George W Weilein home at 7 30 p m Monday in Moose hall He left July 17 to attend the International Moose Fraternal Congress in Cardiff Wales and will return Monday morning He will relate his trip abroad including a pilgrimage to the birthplace of James J Davis secretary of labor Davis is a leading figure in Moose circles who built the lodge from a few hundred members to a large and peculiar fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Loyal Order
Moose
Tiell
George. W.weilein
Moose Hall
Weilein
Cardiff
Wales
Weilleil
James*j. Davis
Labor
Sredegar
Davis
Noose
Girl sues for 10000 damages over roof fall
Juanita Shepard aged 11 by her father William M Shepard filed a 10000 damages suit against Construction Machinery Company. She allegedly fell through an unsafe roof on April 2 1028 while playing with other children, suffering fractures and other injuries expected to be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Shepard
William M. Shepard
Construction Machinery’ Company
Juanita
Epileptic Roberts Held in County Jail Amid Crowded Facilities
Harald Roberts, 21, an epileptic, is temporarily housed in the county jail after custody. The Woodward colony for epileptics is crowded with about 75 patients awaiting admission, and Sheriff H. T. Wagner said there is room in the jail or other arrangements may be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Roberts
Roberts
Woodward
T Woodward
H. T. Wagner
Rev George Shoemaker Returns From Hospital
Rev George B Shoemaker aged 75 was discharged from University hospital Town City after treatment for prostate gland trouble. He returned home at Cedar Heights yesterday and expects a future operation to remove the gland. He has been a member of the Upper Town conference for 51 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Shoemaker
University Hospital
Town City
Cedar Heights
E. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Upper Town
Merchants Urged to Make Window Displays Attractive
H E Kiester president of the Better Business council urges merchants to enhance window displays for Window Display Night. He says the community will focus on windows and the displays should have the strongest appeal to attract visitors. Thousands of shoppers from Waterloo area and neighboring Cedar Falls Cedar Heights Castle Hill Hudson La Porte City and Jesup are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Kiester
Better Business Council
Kloster
Waterloo
Vna
Cedar Palls
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
Hudson
Lal Porte City
Jesuip
Labor, Morality, and the Call to Work at First Presbyterian
New York Sept 8 Rev Edmund B Chaffee urged worshipers at First Presbyterian Church that selling insurance is God's work when done artistically for others. He argued idleness is immoral and warned that 59 percent of economic goods rest with 1 percent of people, questioning rights to luxuries when others lack basics. He is pastor at the Presbyterian Labor temple and a Norman Thomas supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edmund
B. Chaffee
First, Presbyterian ‘Church
Chaffee
Presbyterian Labor Temple
New York City
Norman
Thomas
Colvin Deeds Cemetery Ground To Association
A deed from William H Colvin and wife of Chicago to Memorial Park Cemetery Company was filed for record. It covers about 40 acres bought last spring from Mrs Emma Adams for 300 dollars per acre. The deed lists 1 dollar and other valuable considerations. Grading has been underway for weeks and about 25000 dollars is to be spent on landscaping and improvements. The cemetery is planned as a park like, unique for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Colvin
Chicago
Memorial Park “ Cemetery Company
Emma ‘Adams
Towa
Althoim
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