Trinity Church Dedication Draws Notables and Community
Waterloo hosts seven distinguished out of town figures for Trinity American Lutheran church dedication week ending Sept 18. Speakers include Dr. E B Krauss Dr A B Leamer Dr Walter Flanders Dr Simon Peter Long Dr Andreas Bard Dr E Gould Wicker and Rev F J Weertz. Events feature organ recital by George Timm and multiple evening programs with music and addresses. The new building cost exceed 100000 with extensive facilities and a planned Sunday communion and reception of new members.
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Waterloo
Trinity American Lutheran Church
EB. F. Krauss
Chicago Seminary
A. B. Leamer
Des Moines
Synod of Iowa
United Lutheran Church In America
Walter Flanders
Chicago
Simon Peter Long
Andreas Bard
Kansas City
United States
E. Gould Wicker
Carthage College
Carthage
F. J. Weertz
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Krauss
Luther A. Richman
Voice
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
George Timm
Faulkes
Kramer
Largo
Handel
Burleigh
Athalia
Mendelssohn
Leamer
Barton MM. Gottshall
Flandorf
Kilgen
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Thinois
Indiana
A. EB
Enderlein
So Prans
Long
Sart
Glenn Tibbitts
Earl A. Roadman
Grace M
James Graham
Wickey
Mr. Weertz
Loyalty to Christ Urged as Basis for Church Unity
Dr John Mc Dowell, secretary of the board of national missions, told Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church in Plainfield that unity rests on loyalty to Jesus Christ. He said foundations of opinion, organization, or common goodness fail to sustain a lasting church, while scriptural basis secures true unity and outreach to the world.
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Plainfield
Christian Church
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
John McDowell
Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Speed as Pilot of Modern Living, Preacher Says
Rev. Howard Clute of St. George's Episcopal Church argues fliers should weigh aerial risks before takeoff. He praises speed and direct action over deliberation, noting the era's instinct to act, likening modern air travel to Lindbergh and warning against imitators who leap without looking.
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Wappingers Falls
Howard&. Clute
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Marcy and
Gates Avenues
Brooklyn
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Calvin Coolidge Not Reticent In Religious Faith
New York religious talk notes President Coolidge shows deep faith and humility. Sermons at Kingsley M church Stapleton Staten Island cite Lincoln Garfield McKinley Roosevelt Wilson Harding among presidents with strong religious notes. Friend Frank W. Stearns of Boston affirms underlying faith influencing actions and views on law, order, and national strength.
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New York
Coolidge
Kingsley M
Stapleton
S.I
William J. Hampton
Nme
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Mr. Coolidge
W. Stearns
Boston
Mr. Stearns
Guest speakers fill local church pulpits Sunday
Local churches host several guest ministers this Sunday. Rev J A Haehlen of Cedar Falls district preaches at Calvary Evangelical at 7 30 p m with the Lord's Supper to follow. Other services feature Rev H J Faust at East Park Presbyterian and Rev J F Hinkhouse at East Park. The day includes baptisms, membership receptions, and special music across multiple congregations.
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J. A. Haehlen
Cedar Falls
Calvary Evangelical Church
H. J. Faust
League of Christian Endeavor
Morris Island
Mr. Haehlen
East Park Presbyterian
J. F. Hinkhouse
Independence
East Park Presbyterian Church
J. Paul Vincent
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
East Park
Burton Avenue Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Frederick Morse
Marion Flint
Christ
Pay Up Sunday at St. Pauls Church Theme and Sermons
The morning sermon at St. Pauls Church will center on Christianity Certainty with cradle roll and home department members as guests. The evening sermon titled An Embarrassed Wedding Guest will follow, with a Pay Up Sunday urging the congregation to bring gifts to balance the church year budget ending September 30.
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Universalist
W. O. Bodell
L. A. Cobb
Linden M. E
Christ
C.W. Harrop
Christ Episcopal
Ernest B. Mounsey
Free Methodist
J. W Whiteside
Splatt
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Plymouth
William Hardcastle
St. Paul's
Mooney
Christianity Gains Ground as Science Supports Faith
In Brooklyn Lafayette Avenue church Rev. Martin D. Hardin argued against atheistic views of life and death. He asserted science affirms Christ's loving God and the value of every soul, linking scientific marvels to Christian hope and rejecting fear of death.
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New York
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Martin D. Hardin
First Presbyterian Church of
Ithaca
Dr. Hardin
Jesus
Christ
Earth
Immanuel Lutheran Members Attend Reinbeck and Artesian Festival
Immanuel Lutheran will not hold services at the home church as members join the Reinbeck annual mission festival with German service at 10 30 a m and English at 2 p m. They are also invited to Artesian’s festival and Walther league rally at Winton on Sept 18 with inspiration services at 2 30 p m. Rev A H Lemmann will preach at Kilinger church festival Sunday morning.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Reinbeck
Artesian
Winton
A. H. Lemmann
Kilinger
Faith of founders in God shaped America's rise
Rev. Charles L. Goodell told Marble Collegiate Reformed Church in New York that the United States owes its high standing to founders faith in God and warned against worship of wealth. He cited two new churches in New York costing five million dollars and warned marble must yield to spiritual power.
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America
New York
United States
Charles L. Goodell
Commission of Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
Silent Birth and Farewell to Pain in Quiet Hospital Scene
A nurse administers nitrous gas as a patient endures childbirth in a calm setting. The doctor states the hour as eleven while a daisy field and blue skies evoke peace. The speaker awakens free from pain and reflects on joys that pass, noting the end of a painful tooth and a dream-like relief.
Moores Escape and Showdown in Mexican Estate
John Moore helps Ruth Henshaw escape after a deadly staged scheme by Manuel Henshaw and Lopez. Moore unmasks the impostor Philip Morton, binds the conspirators with ropes, and kills none but ensures their capture while Wong dies saving Ruth. The pair prepare to flee toward safety with Wong brought inside for mourning.
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John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Morton
Ruth Henshaw
Ramon
Tubutama
Clench
John
Manuel Lopez
Rodriguez
Berton Henshaw
Ruth
Henshaw
Wong
Lopez
Roderiguez
Shea
Roberiguez
Barton Henshaw
Manuel
Miss. Henshaw
Roderiguez, Step Over There. If He Moves Jerk the Rope, Miss Henshaw
Roderigues
Washington
Work Blessing Idleness Curse Says West Side Pastor
Rev. O Everett Wagner of West Side M E church praised labor as a blessing to mankind and warned that idleness would bring calamity. He argued society would collapse if work vanished and that America’s future depends on workers’ diligence.
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New York
O. Everett Wagner
West Side M. E. Church
Jong
America
Go-to-College night on held at Central Christian church
An away to school service at Central Christian church honors 11 Waterloo students bound for colleges. Speakers include Homer Chapman and J.A. Paulsen with musical numbers by Edith Mythaler, Miss Little, Florence Stines and others. Dr W D Endres and Rev J Arthur Young also preach at local churches.
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Central Christian Church
Waterloo
Jesse Scotte
Beulah Mythaler
Margaret Chester
Margaret Bowers
Rena Clark
Iowa State Teachers College
Edith Mythaler
Homer ‘Chapman
University of Iowa
Janet
Céelia Little
Oberlin College
Kenneth Mills
Rider College
Perry Thompson
Homer .Chapman
Florence Stines
Jehovah
Lerman
W. D. Endres
Endres
Spicker
First Methodist Episcopal
J. Arthur Young
Noble
Nina Ricketts
Scott
Young
Lord
DeLamarter
Naval recruiter here next Monday seeks machinists
Navy recruiting officer T. B. Burns will be at the post office from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. next Monday to receive enlistments. He announces a shortage of machinists mates boilermakers and blacksmiths with pay for third class men at 60 a month and second class men at 72 a month.
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T. B. Burns
Navy
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