Buell Meetings to Be Closed in Three Services
A compact Sunday schedule closes evangelistic meetings at Burien Avenue Baptist, First Evangelical, and Free Methodist churches. The day includes pro observations on children in church life, a cradle roll service, and sermons on marriage, youth, and value received with choir pieces and special numbers from local quartets. Strong entities include Burien Avenue Baptist, First Evangelical, Free Methodist, Grace Methodist Episcopal, First Lutheran, Church of Christ, Walnut Street Baptist, Antioch Baptist, and Plymouth Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burien Avenue Baptist Church
First Evangelical Church
Free Methodist Church
Earl A. Roadman
Marshalltown
Grace M
First Presbyterian
R. Macartney
Tommorrow
Jesus
Sullivan
First Evangelical
Church
C. M. Yassy
Christ
Barnby
Barton Aventiec Baptist
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
W. A. Buell
Young People's Orchestra
Wilkins Family
St. Paul's AL BE
Burton Avenue Church
Grace Methoist Episcopal
Upper Iowa
Neidlinger
Migs Ruth Knittle
Grayda
Lutheran
Henry Mueller
First Jeutheran
Martin Heyde
Johnson
Max Wilson
Finn Coulstock
Tenderssohn
Church of Christ Rath
Smalfeys
Free Methodist
Parenthood
J. W. Whitesides
Cradleroll
Guiberan
Reinbeck
East Parl Presbyterian
Galgary
I. L. Baumgartner
Ernest Sh. Mounsey
Wil
Plymouth
William Hardesastie
First Brethren
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Dudley Buck
Central Christisz
Virgilia Financial
Drake University
First Congregational Church
St. Luke’s English Lutheran
Alfonse Marohn
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Luke
Northminster Presbyterian
Russell McCormac
Trinity American Taberna
Herbert Mouehlmnana
Tamorcan
Plaza Theatre
St. Mark's Episcopal
Co. W. Ters
Church of the Brethren
A. Blough
Egypt
Life Burdens Compared to South Indian Loads
In a Park Avenue Baptist sermon Rev. Charles W. Gilkey of Hyde Park says modern life mirrors Indian road burdens. He recalls thinly stretched carriers with heavy loads and three‑cornered resting stones. The sermon warns that complex modern tasks have left people with unmanageable bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Gilkey
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Chicago
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Gilkey
South Indi
South India
Miles
Meir
Dr. Tilkey
Zechariah in the Bible and its Messianic visions
Alvin Bell reviews Zechariah highlighting its historical context with Haggai and Zerubbabel, its Jewish focus, and prophecies of divine care, restoration, and future Messiah. The article links Zechariah’s visions to Israel’s steadfast faith, Christ’s first and second comings, and the link to Revelation as a Patmos echo.
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Aechariah
Shechariah
Huaggal
Zerubbabel
Temple
Babylon
Israel
Jerusalem
Joshua
Christ
Jehovah
Jesus Christ
Zechariah
Niests
Isaiah
St. John
Patmos
Airship and Radio Promote World Peace, Dr Young Says
New York, Sept. 25 Rev Edward Young of Bedford Presbyterian church says air travel, radio and airships bind humanity. He notes nonstop flights will soon be common from America to Europe and Asia, shrinking distances and easing tensions as missions soften intergroup disputes.
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New York
Edward Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
America
Europe
Asia
Flaming Youth Sermon Promotes Spiritual Harvest
New York clergy urge faithful to reap what they sow in life and eternity. Rev. Cranston Brenton cites Saint Paul and Christ to explain that material gains come from spiritual seeds. He warns against expecting immediate rewards and stresses patience and moral conduct for eventual harvest in this life or the next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rev. Cranston Hrenton
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Brenton
Christ
St. Paul
Hampton Lutheran Church Marks Tenth Birthday
Hampton Lutheran Church observes its tenth anniversary with morning services led by Rev Otto von Gemmingen a former pastor of Zion Lutheran church northeast of Hampton. Prof H D Mensing will lead afternoon and evening services with Rev TH L Auettner assisting as the Church of Christ begins revival meetings led by Rev M B Pringle and Miss Opal MacNelgen from Clearfield.
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Church of Christ
M. B. Pringleas
Opal MacNelgen
Clearfield
Bourne Urges More Time for Worship
New York September 25. Dr E Russell Bourne complains the church fails as a ministering agent and that the country’s religious future suffers from secularized thought. He says spiritual strength comes from dedicating a large portion of time to worship and elevating spiritual standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Bourne
God
New York
E. Russell Bourne
Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
Interchurch Observance for Seventieth Anniversary
Tomorrow's observance of the seventieth anniversary of First Congregational Church draws multiple local churches. Evening services are canceled for a joint public service with ministers speaking, followed by a 6:30 p.m missionary lecture at United Presbyterian. Various churches host sermons and choruses as they join in anniversary celebrations at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst Congregational Church
Church of the Brethren
United Presbyterian Church
Mtally
First Baptist Church
Mirgil Walker
Drake University
Central Christian Church
First Baptist
R. E. Willkapson
Buck
First Congregational Church
United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Mr.Chisholm
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
A. C. Kessler
Scott
Wooler
Westminster Presbyterian
Wiliam P. McCormick
Elgar
Loyalty to Others Often Fades As People Grow Older
In Perth Amboy New Jersey Dr. Frederick D Nidermayer of First Presbyterian Church urges uncalculating loyalty to God over sin and other influences. He cites a college survey showing youth rank loyalty highly, then notes adulthood tests like economic fear can shift focus to self preservation, calling Christians to bear one another’s burdens as the law of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
Frederick D. Nidermayer
First Presbyterian Church
Shadrich
Solomon
Election at Upper Iowa seniors choose leaders
Fayette Iowa Sept 2 Charlea Sullivan of Clermont is senior class president at Upper Iowa University with Clifford Headington of Decorah as vice president and Milton Lewis of Lime Springs as secretary and treasurer Ronald Grays of Anoka Minnesota chosen to lead the juniors Leonard Dovies of Arlington is sophomore president and Mark Lineman of St Paul Minnesota received the freshman class presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Bible Students Hold Dual Meetings in Knights Hall
International Bible students plan two sessions in Knights of Pythias hall tomorrow. The Harp of God study runs from 10 to 11 a.m. The Watch Tower study follows from 11 to 12 a.m. in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students
Knights of Pythias Hall
Watch Tower
Feast Observance at St Mark's Episcopal Church
St Mark's Episcopal Church will observe St Michael and All Angels Day with fiery communion at 3 a m. Rev C W Baxter serves as rector.
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St. Michael and At-Angels
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. W. Baxter
Endeavor Society District 11 to Meet at First Presbyterian
The president, officers and county chairmen of the Christian Endeavor Society District No 11 will gather at First Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon. A note states that more than 90 percent of stenographers and typists in the country are women.
Kindness to Youth Urged on Elders in Church Policy
New York September. Salvation Army lieutenant commander Isaac Unsworth urged the complete Christian and called for gentleness and tact toward youth. He argued organized religion overemphasizes youth fads and harshness damages church reach, urging Christlike service to reduce world strife and renew belief in God in America. At Cedar Heights Community Church, Dr J A Laurie announced sermons on Sacred time and Harvest with children’s talk and a Africa continent lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Iiaac Unsworth
London
Unsworth
England
Roath
Barnabas
St. Paul's
America
Cedar Heights
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Enaights Community Church
La Porte City Pastor Family Nurtures High Musical Education
Special teamwork at Rev. C H Vanders family in Porte City yields notable musical progress. James, at 38, studies violin in Chicago at American Conservatory of Music after training at Cocedalese. Corene leads church choir and plans Iowa State Teachers College studies. Ralph graduates from Cedar Rapids with first violin and joins Teachers College this year. Mrs Vandersall contributes at home and church. the family moved here eight years ago after ministering in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Porte City
C. H. Vanders Sail
Evangelical Church
James
Vandersall
Jamies
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Kitchin
Coc Edilese
Seholaeshin
Corene
Iowa State Teachers College
Ralph
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Mwe
Jons
Calvary Church
Waterloo
Cellar Rapids
Waiting Your Acquaintance Gandle Follows His Nose in a Distant Tale
A fragmented literary sketch follows Bunny Gandle from youth in a forest cottage to a quest across realms. He encounters genies and Agatha, faces moral tests, and discovers limits of power as he seeks love and purpose. The narrative ends with a cryptic warning about desire and fate.
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Gandle
Heywoon Broan
Toni Liveright
Bunny Grundle
le Fanett
Agatha
Candle
Laidu
Ganeses
Taide
Heeas
Pele
Bunny Gandle
Extension Courses to Start Next Week at Town State
Two extension courses will begin next week at Town State Teachers College, announced by Miss Cora Kilrick, chair of the Western Waterlon Teachers association. An urbanization meeting for a three hour credit course in English literature will open at 7 p.m. Monday in the West Library with Miss Lillian Lambert leading. A course on problems of parent teachers, led by writer leadership from The Finiteh College faculty, will start Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the West Library.
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Chisses
Town State Teachers College
Cora Ate
Kilrick
West Waterlon Teachers’ Association
West Library
Lillian T.ambert
Teachers College
Th. W. Fineteh
Nealty
West Whrarys
Fifteen Witnesses Yet to Testify in Buzzette Trial
Mnenn City Ta Sept 2 After examining several witnesses and with only four hours of testimony left today state attorneys prepared to finish presenting evidence Monday in the murder trial of Everett Buzzette charged with killing Morris Van Note. Yesterday afternoon’s testimony featured the method shown to establish True Ownership of a shot found on the school grounds.
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Mnenn City
Erett Buzzette
Morris van Note
Ty Sheri Gy Cress
Everett Burzerte
First Congregational Church Waterloo Celebrates 70th Anniversary
The article recalls waterloo first congregational church founded in 1855 and celebrates Sunday with an 11 am rededication service led by Rev J Richmond Morgan at Fourth and South, sermon by Dr Walter H Rollins and night service featuring remarks from Dr Adeltein Johnson and Dr W C Chisholm.
Bugle Blows Taps for Civil War Veteran Byron Leighton
Byron Leighton, 87, a well known Civil War veteran and longtime member of Robert Anderson post, will arrive from Portiland Maine. His burial is planned Sunday at 2 p.m. in Osage with comrades from the post assisting in military honors at the grave. He left in July to visit his daughter in Maine.
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Byron Leighton
Portiland
Lmals
Osage
Robert Anderson
Maine
Cornerstone laid for splendifid church on Fourth and South
On July 3 1907 the cornerstone of the present church edifice at Fourth Street West and South Street was laid under Rev Walter Rellins. Eighteen pastors have served since organization, including Thomas S LaDue first pastor ordained here May 34 18% Rev Johns Whittlesey, Dr J O Stevenson serving twelve years, Dr Rollins eight years, Allen A Tanner four years, Rev Fred J Clarke 1919 to 1924, and Rev Richmond Morgan succeeds him as pastor.
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Wirth
Fourth Street
South Street
Walter Rellins
Thomas S.ladue
Johns
Whittlesey
J. O.stevenson
Rolling
Allen. A. Tanner
Rollins
Fred J. Clarke
Richmond Morgan
Shaw Reveals Hidden Talent as Singer in Italy
At Stresa on Lake Maggiore Shaw, visiting with Isidore De Lara, astonished guests by displaying a new talent for singing. De Lara reports the playwright’s surprising vocal ability during the visit.
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Stresa
Lake Wragglore
Italy
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Isidore de Lara
How I Improved My Health by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Weaver says she was never very strong and suffered mild ill health. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for several weeks she slept better and gained strength. She now works, cares for three children, and recommends the medicine to others.
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Mas. Law ReNce
East Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia E. Pinkham
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