Rally schedule from multiple churches on Sunday
A list of church services across several congregations including Christ Episcopal Walnut Street Baptist and First Presbyterian with sermons on Christian soldiers gods care for the world and reasonable convictions. Events include baptisms, morning and evening services, choirs, solos, and a father and sons meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borten Avenue Baptist
C. O. Loken
Mr.Loken
Austin
Oelwein Church
First Presbyterian
Thomas R. Niven
Lenora “Hall
Stenson
Simper
Time and the World Will Teach Them
A reflective piece on youth and pride. It counsels parents to be patient as Time and life expose youths to sorrow and doubt, revealing that arrogance fades with experience.
Veteran Pastor to Give Sermon at M E Church
Retired minister Teev.T. Sheckler, celebrating his 78th birthday, will preach at First Methodist Church in the morning during Pastor J. Arthur Young's absence. Sermon topic is Man's Responsibility to God. choir and soloists featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
E. B. Hull
Grace M. E. Church
First Evangelical Church
Storer
Orvis K. Schlesselman
Cedar Falls
Harry J. Button
Ambrose
Walt
God
Tamblyn
East Park Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
Ananius
Walter Wade
United States
FL. Sheckler
First Methodist ‘Church
J. Arthur Young
Mr. Sheckler
Schorl
Shelley
Arthur Lynn
Allison
Lew C. Harris
DeKoven
Harold Amland
Jesus
Gelbel
Florence Stines
Jones
Lorenz
Trinity American Lutheran
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Christ
Nordiman
First Brethren
Tstor
S. M. Whetstone
Church of Lost Love
Carl Meyer
Temple
Mike
Alta Garney
Northminster
Paul
Graves Memorial United Brethren
J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Lord
Harold
Miller
Union Congregational
P. A. Johnson
Grinnell
Charles D. Lannholm
Upper Iowa conference reports rise in church finances
Figures presented to the Upper Iowa conference in Dubuque show a total of 372293 dollars paid by churches in the year just ended. Missions receive 78341 for world service, Cornell college shows 113561, with other categories detailing increases and decreases.
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Jourier
Dubuque
Thomas P. Shaffer
Waterloo
Upper Iowa
World Service
Conference
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman’s Home Missionary
Cornell College
Ministers’ Wives Association
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Leefe
Women's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Clear Lake Methodist Camp
Harry ©. Culver
Mb Vernon
Earl A. Baker
Mb. Vernon
Marlan Warner
St. John’s Church
Davenport
Central Provinces
India
Women's Board
Sermons by Rev. John R. Gunn to Begin in Courier
The Courier will publish a daily sermon series on the editorial page by retired minister Rev. John R. Gunn titled Light: My Way. Gunn, born in Georgia with Scotch and English descent, is Mercer University and Louisville Theological Seminary educated. His nonsectarian talks aim to interpret Bible ideals in plain terms for everyday life. Each message includes a Bible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
John R. Gunn
Mr. Gunn
Georgia
Mercer University
Macon
Louisville
Theological Seminary
Louis- Ville
Lfe
Minster
Clerical Fathers and Sons Form Rare Conference Group
In Dubuque Iowa on September 21 ministers of the Upper Town conference with sons in the same organization total 16 members and 276 years of service. Notable lines include DeWitt Clinton with 49 years, his father 28 and son 13 years, totaling 60 years in one family. The report lists multiple father son pairs and a two family sextet reflecting deep ministerial traditions.
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Fourier Special Bervier
Payette
Upper Iowa
Harry. Artman
Winthrop
Donald
Toledo
A. R. Grant, Jr
Shell Rock
A. Raymoard
Vinton
O. W. Cleveland
Edgewnd
Joseph
Colesburg
W. Court
Davenport
Frank
Miles
Robert Davies
Monticello
John Leonard
Maynard
AW. Gabel
Albion
A. B
New Albem
James
Waucoma
Faris
W. A. Faris
Aredale
American Prophets Needed in Uplifting Sermon at Marble Church
In New York Rev. William G. Poole of London preached at Marble Collegiate Church on Fifth Avenue. He urged prophets with creative imagination and warned cynicism as the era’s chief evil. He predicted 60 days of potential major developments as leaders of two nations plan naval reductions.
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New York
America
William G. Poole
Christchurch
London
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Poole
Better World Through Better Men Not Laws, Dr Mudge Says
Rev. Lewis S. Mudge of Philadelphia told West End Presbyterian in New York that personalities matter most and good laws alone cannot improve the world. He urged Hague tribunals and covenants but emphasized goodness beauty and truth as prime human requisites, criticizing orthodox members for being useless despite church loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis
Mudge
Philadelphia
Nokermon
West End Presbyterian Church
Dr. Mufige
Belief Called Vital to World Progress and Faith
A speaker urges belief over cynicism to guide nations and individuals. They argue God can govern a world but warn against overreliance on the present era's complexity, urging prophets with imagination to see both material woes and spiritual light.
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America
Poetic Parole Sketches From a Shadowed Land
A fragmentary verse passage lists mythical and magical items such as a fading ring a bright bird’s breast a bowl of velvet ice and a jug of star wine. It weaves images of longing and surreal treasures in a shadowy landscape attributed to a New York Times context.
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Aseult
Deirdre
Dea
Walter Mel
Owl
Sarbara Young
New York Times
Luther Hymns Spread Widely Through German Singing
During his struggle with the Church of Rome Martin Luther gathered skilled musicians at his home to adapt his hymns to popular German tunes. Printed slips circulated nationwide making Luther’s hymns and tunes widely known. His most famous hymn is A Mighty Fortress, with All Praise to Thee next in popularity. The German title Gelobet seist Du Jesus Christ. An English translation appeared in 1858 without a identified author in Sabbath Hymnbook.
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Martin Luther
Church of Rome
Luther
God
Jesus Christ
Andover
Praise to Thee Eternal Lord Luther Portrait in Harmony
A historical sketch notes Martin Luther born 1483 and his early music training. It recounts his schooling at Magdeburg, periods of hardship, street singing for survival, a benefactress who housed him, and how learning the lute shaped his later musical influence and use of harmonies.
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Lord Martin Luther
Luther
Mageburg
Self-Cent&Seen Love Sermon Calls Love Mockeries Heartless
In New York on September 21 Rev. Thomas H. Whelpley of Chelsea Presbyterian denounced self centered love as the most heartless mockery. He argued that a man in love thoughts of a woman constantly and signs of love decay are shown by diminished gentleness and unspoken tragedy.
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New York
Toved Jove
Thomas H. Whelpley
Chelsea
Hyves
Ahanie
Loven
Christians Should Live Lord's Prayer
In a sermon at St Mary the Virgin Church, New York, Rev A T Bennett-Haines urged that Christians must live the Lord's Prayer, stressing the church as Christ's body and shared responsibility for neighbors. He said prayer alone is not enough and God provides principles while people must apply them to real problems.
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New York
A. T. Bennett-Haines
Gratitude Is Basis of Christianity Lecture Talk
Rev H M J Klein at Middle Collegiate Reformed Church urges gratitude as a core Christian virtue. He cautions against ingratitude in scripture outside the psalms and defines the modern rational life as grateful for life and spiritual progress. The report also notes pine blister rust control efforts affecting currant and gooseberry bushes across multiple regions.
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New York
H. M. J. Klein
Middle Collegiate Reformed Church
Second Avenue
Seventh Street
Klein
Washington
Lake States
Pacific Northwest
California
Utensil Peddler Promotes Alarming Cancer Claim
Police watched a traveling seller of pots and pans who claimed aluminum vessels caused cancer. Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts said he operated without a city peddler license and used fraudulent arguments. Medical specialists say no cancer aluminum link exists. A woman reported the incident to a doctor who alerted police.
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Glenn A. Tibbitts
City Peddier
Dawn of a Day Poem Fragment in Verse Form
A fragmentary verse contemplates dawn and a call to awaken. The speaker questions retreat and urges presence, brimming with morning imagery and a rhythmic, contemplative mood.
Child's First School Is the Family column feature
The National Kindergarten Association presents Frochet’s Hampden series on early education titled The Child's First School is the Family, appearing weekly in the Evening Courier columns from New York City’s West Fortieth area.
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National Kindergarten Association
West Fortietharrest
New York City
Evening Courier
What Ails That Cowld
Patty Lou a three year old becomes suddenly moody and belligerent after a six week absence. Parents consider spoilage or crush as causes but realize lack of attention from Daddy and siblings during travel likely sparked loneliness. A day of family routines restores her happiness and affection.
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Larena
Daniel Solberg
Patty Lou
Daddy
Bob
Kindergarten Builds Bridges Between Babyhood and School
W C Man gold of the department of education at Upper Iowa University extols kindergartens as the ideal bridge between early childhood and formal schooling. He emphasizes coordinated effort, free play, and forming genuine peer acquaintances as essential benefits during this transition.
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W. C. Mangold
Department of Education
Upper Iowa University
Republic Federate Church merger unites rural congregations
The Methodist and Christian churches at Republic and nearby rural settlement merge into the Federation Church of Republic. Sunday school attendance rose to ninety and is expected to reach ten hundred tomorrow. Services will be held in the Christian church with events in the Methodist building. In Nashua, a Lions Club musical program featured area student performers and soloists led by Edwin Hosking with performances by Miss Sunshine Noah, Susan Wootke, and Kenneth Whitcomb, while Mrs Ruth M. Melcher sang. The ink fish name is said to derive from its own smoky stream expelled to hide from enemies.
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Courier
Nashua
Methodist
Republic
Here
Federation Church of Republic
Christian Church
Charles City
Lions Club
Edwin Hosking
Canning Tomato Mincemeat and Tomatoes Process
Instructions describe sterilizing jars scalding tomatoes draining juice and making a green tomato and apple mincemeat with sugar currants raisins suet and spices. The method covers filling jars sealing with boiling water and cooling overnight before storage.
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Ernest B. Mounsey
Harry Schultz
James Wood
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Walnut Street
Redeemer
Buck
K. A. Cobb
Abbot
Linden
Joseph Yates
Harry Fisher
Calvary Evangelical
E. R. McClelland
Valley of the Shadows
Bethel Prayer League
Church of Christ Truth
Sophie F. Smalley
Franklin Street
Plymouth Congregational
Willam Flordcastle
Edgar A. Guest
First Baptist
Gwe
M. E. Church
Father
Gouriod
Forrest Gilpatrink Willl
Harker
Kenagy
Jude
C.W. Ebyn
Forrest Gilpatrick
First United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Churches of Christ
St. Mark's Episcopal
Cedar Neights Church
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Flint
H. N. Dickson
Ninth Street
W. L. Carter
Allen Street
Waterloo Register Company
Carter
Clerical Fathers and Sons Unique Conference Group
Clinton
Upper
Iowa
DR. Mudge
Hera Haidh
Thomas Carlyle
Crawleys
Roberts
Mother
Ink Fish
The
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Sas
Posh
Tha Aey
Entz-Cafe
First National Bank
Spiral
Marcel
Julia A. Calkins
Mummie V. Bruner
Prospect View
West Berth
West 4Th
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