Guild, Lewis Thurber 1864-1944
Who Was Who in America. A companion biographical reference work to "Who's Who in America." Volume 2, 1943-1950. Chicago: A.N. Marquis Co., 1963. (WhAm 2), page 325
Guild, Lewis Thurber(gild), clergyman, born near Des Moines, Iowa, 5 May 1864, son of Reverend J. Ellis and Sarah (Ramsey) Guild. PhB, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1893, PhD 1901; D.D. Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1903; married Ruth Thomas, 21 June 1884; children - Ellis Darwin, Ruth Edna, Bartlett Paine, Lewis Thurber. Learned printer's trade; superintendent of schools, Holdrege, Nebrasska, 1884-86; edittor Holdrege Republican; entered Methodist Episcopal ministry, 1888; in Bulgaria, 1893-94, as superintendent Publs. Methodist Episcopal Church in eastern Europe; pastor Crete, Nebraska, 1897-99; Grace Church, Des Moines, 1900-04; Wesley Church, MInneapolis, Minnesota, 1905-07; First Church, San Diego, California, 1907-11; St Paul's Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1911-13; Chautauqua lecturer, Redpath Bureau, 196-1911-13; Editor and manager of Daily Courier News, Fargo, North Dakota, 1913-17; Daily Outlook, Santa Monica, California, 1917-18; Pastor Wilshire Church, Los Angeles, 1918-19; First Church, Long Beach, 1919-22; delegate Ecumenical Conference, London, England, 1921; area secretary, San Franciso Area, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1922-23; Superintendent Los Angeles District, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1923-29; secretary Los Angeles Missionary and Church Extension Society, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1927-29; preacher in England under International Committee on Pulpit Exchanges, 1930; lecturer Auditorium Bible Class, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, 1932-39; Member Souther California-Arizona Methodist Conference. Republican. Mason. President Los Angeles Celtic Club, 1920. Author: The Romance of Religion, 1924; The Cosmic Ray In Literature, 1929. Contributor to religious periodicals. Traveled abroad 5 times, visiting mission fields. Palestine and Egypt twice, around the world 1929-30. Home: 149 South Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, California. Died 21 December 1944.
Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 22 December 1943
Guild, Dr. Lewis Thurber Guild, loving husband of Ruth T. Guild, father of Ellis D. Ruth E., Bartlett P. and Lewis T. Jr.
Services Friday, 2 p.m. from the Wiltshire Methodist Church, Wilshire and Plymouth Boulevards, Reed Brothers, Tapley & Geiger, directors.
Death Certificate #18803
Reverend Lewis Thurber Guild D.D. died 21 December 1943 at 12:00 p.m at the age of 79 years at the Methodist Hospital in Los Angeles. He lived at 149 South Kingsley Drive in Los Angeles. He was buried by Reed Brothers Tapley and Geiger of 721 Washington Boulevard. HIs wife Ruth T. Guild of 149 South Kingsley Drive was the informant. He died of arterioschlerosis of kidney (uremia) and generalized arterioschlerosis. He was a minister in the Methodist church. He was the son of Jonathan Ellis Guild born in Massachusetts and Sarah Ramsey born in New Hampshire.
Who Was Who in America. A companion biographical reference work to "Who's Who in America." Volume 2, 1943-1950. Chicago: A.N. Marquis Co., 1963. (WhAm 2), page 325
Guild, Lewis Thurber(gild), clergyman, born near Des Moines, Iowa, 5 May 1864, son of Reverend J. Ellis and Sarah (Ramsey) Guild. PhB, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1893, PhD 1901; D.D. Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1903; married Ruth Thomas, 21 June 1884; children - Ellis Darwin, Ruth Edna, Bartlett Paine, Lewis Thurber. Learned printer's trade; superintendent of schools, Holdrege, Nebrasska, 1884-86; edittor Holdrege Republican; entered Methodist Episcopal ministry, 1888; in Bulgaria, 1893-94, as superintendent Publs. Methodist Episcopal Church in eastern Europe; pastor Crete, Nebraska, 1897-99; Grace Church, Des Moines, 1900-04; Wesley Church, MInneapolis, Minnesota, 1905-07; First Church, San Diego, California, 1907-11; St Paul's Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1911-13; Chautauqua lecturer, Redpath Bureau, 196-1911-13; Editor and manager of Daily Courier News, Fargo, North Dakota, 1913-17; Daily Outlook, Santa Monica, California, 1917-18; Pastor Wilshire Church, Los Angeles, 1918-19; First Church, Long Beach, 1919-22; delegate Ecumenical Conference, London, England, 1921; area secretary, San Franciso Area, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1922-23; Superintendent Los Angeles District, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1923-29; secretary Los Angeles Missionary and Church Extension Society, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1927-29; preacher in England under International Committee on Pulpit Exchanges, 1930; lecturer Auditorium Bible Class, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, 1932-39; Member Souther California-Arizona Methodist Conference. Republican. Mason. President Los Angeles Celtic Club, 1920. Author: The Romance of Religion, 1924; The Cosmic Ray In Literature, 1929. Contributor to religious periodicals. Traveled abroad 5 times, visiting mission fields. Palestine and Egypt twice, around the world 1929-30. Home: 149 South Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, California. Died 21 December 1944.
Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 22 December 1943
Guild, Dr. Lewis Thurber Guild, loving husband of Ruth T. Guild, father of Ellis D. Ruth E., Bartlett P. and Lewis T. Jr.
Services Friday, 2 p.m. from the Wiltshire Methodist Church, Wilshire and Plymouth Boulevards, Reed Brothers, Tapley & Geiger, directors.
Death Certificate #18803
Reverend Lewis Thurber Guild D.D. died 21 December 1943 at 12:00 p.m at the age of 79 years at the Methodist Hospital in Los Angeles. He lived at 149 South Kingsley Drive in Los Angeles. He was buried by Reed Brothers Tapley and Geiger of 721 Washington Boulevard. HIs wife Ruth T. Guild of 149 South Kingsley Drive was the informant. He died of arterioschlerosis of kidney (uremia) and generalized arterioschlerosis. He was a minister in the Methodist church. He was the son of Jonathan Ellis Guild born in Massachusetts and Sarah Ramsey born in New Hampshire.
Guild, Lewis Thurber 1864-1944
Who Was Who in America. A companion biographical reference work to "Who's Who in America." Volume 2, 1943-1950. Chicago: A.N. Marquis Co., 1963. (WhAm 2), page 325
Guild, Lewis Thurber(gild), clergyman, born near Des Moines, Iowa, 5 May 1864, son of Reverend J. Ellis and Sarah (Ramsey) Guild. PhB, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1893, PhD 1901; D.D. Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1903; married Ruth Thomas, 21 June 1884; children - Ellis Darwin, Ruth Edna, Bartlett Paine, Lewis Thurber. Learned printer's trade; superintendent of schools, Holdrege, Nebrasska, 1884-86; edittor Holdrege Republican; entered Methodist Episcopal ministry, 1888; in Bulgaria, 1893-94, as superintendent Publs. Methodist Episcopal Church in eastern Europe; pastor Crete, Nebraska, 1897-99; Grace Church, Des Moines, 1900-04; Wesley Church, MInneapolis, Minnesota, 1905-07; First Church, San Diego, California, 1907-11; St Paul's Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1911-13; Chautauqua lecturer, Redpath Bureau, 196-1911-13; Editor and manager of Daily Courier News, Fargo, North Dakota, 1913-17; Daily Outlook, Santa Monica, California, 1917-18; Pastor Wilshire Church, Los Angeles, 1918-19; First Church, Long Beach, 1919-22; delegate Ecumenical Conference, London, England, 1921; area secretary, San Franciso Area, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1922-23; Superintendent Los Angeles District, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1923-29; secretary Los Angeles Missionary and Church Extension Society, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1927-29; preacher in England under International Committee on Pulpit Exchanges, 1930; lecturer Auditorium Bible Class, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, 1932-39; Member Souther California-Arizona Methodist Conference. Republican. Mason. President Los Angeles Celtic Club, 1920. Author: The Romance of Religion, 1924; The Cosmic Ray In Literature, 1929. Contributor to religious periodicals. Traveled abroad 5 times, visiting mission fields. Palestine and Egypt twice, around the world 1929-30. Home: 149 South Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, California. Died 21 December 1944.
Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 22 December 1943
Guild, Dr. Lewis Thurber Guild, loving husband of Ruth T. Guild, father of Ellis D. Ruth E., Bartlett P. and Lewis T. Jr.
Services Friday, 2 p.m. from the Wiltshire Methodist Church, Wilshire and Plymouth Boulevards, Reed Brothers, Tapley & Geiger, directors.
Death Certificate #18803
Reverend Lewis Thurber Guild D.D. died 21 December 1943 at 12:00 p.m at the age of 79 years at the Methodist Hospital in Los Angeles. He lived at 149 South Kingsley Drive in Los Angeles. He was buried by Reed Brothers Tapley and Geiger of 721 Washington Boulevard. HIs wife Ruth T. Guild of 149 South Kingsley Drive was the informant. He died of arterioschlerosis of kidney (uremia) and generalized arterioschlerosis. He was a minister in the Methodist church. He was the son of Jonathan Ellis Guild born in Massachusetts and Sarah Ramsey born in New Hampshire.
Who Was Who in America. A companion biographical reference work to "Who's Who in America." Volume 2, 1943-1950. Chicago: A.N. Marquis Co., 1963. (WhAm 2), page 325
Guild, Lewis Thurber(gild), clergyman, born near Des Moines, Iowa, 5 May 1864, son of Reverend J. Ellis and Sarah (Ramsey) Guild. PhB, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1893, PhD 1901; D.D. Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1903; married Ruth Thomas, 21 June 1884; children - Ellis Darwin, Ruth Edna, Bartlett Paine, Lewis Thurber. Learned printer's trade; superintendent of schools, Holdrege, Nebrasska, 1884-86; edittor Holdrege Republican; entered Methodist Episcopal ministry, 1888; in Bulgaria, 1893-94, as superintendent Publs. Methodist Episcopal Church in eastern Europe; pastor Crete, Nebraska, 1897-99; Grace Church, Des Moines, 1900-04; Wesley Church, MInneapolis, Minnesota, 1905-07; First Church, San Diego, California, 1907-11; St Paul's Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1911-13; Chautauqua lecturer, Redpath Bureau, 196-1911-13; Editor and manager of Daily Courier News, Fargo, North Dakota, 1913-17; Daily Outlook, Santa Monica, California, 1917-18; Pastor Wilshire Church, Los Angeles, 1918-19; First Church, Long Beach, 1919-22; delegate Ecumenical Conference, London, England, 1921; area secretary, San Franciso Area, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1922-23; Superintendent Los Angeles District, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1923-29; secretary Los Angeles Missionary and Church Extension Society, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1927-29; preacher in England under International Committee on Pulpit Exchanges, 1930; lecturer Auditorium Bible Class, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, 1932-39; Member Souther California-Arizona Methodist Conference. Republican. Mason. President Los Angeles Celtic Club, 1920. Author: The Romance of Religion, 1924; The Cosmic Ray In Literature, 1929. Contributor to religious periodicals. Traveled abroad 5 times, visiting mission fields. Palestine and Egypt twice, around the world 1929-30. Home: 149 South Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, California. Died 21 December 1944.
Los Angeles Times, Wednesday, 22 December 1943
Guild, Dr. Lewis Thurber Guild, loving husband of Ruth T. Guild, father of Ellis D. Ruth E., Bartlett P. and Lewis T. Jr.
Services Friday, 2 p.m. from the Wiltshire Methodist Church, Wilshire and Plymouth Boulevards, Reed Brothers, Tapley & Geiger, directors.
Death Certificate #18803
Reverend Lewis Thurber Guild D.D. died 21 December 1943 at 12:00 p.m at the age of 79 years at the Methodist Hospital in Los Angeles. He lived at 149 South Kingsley Drive in Los Angeles. He was buried by Reed Brothers Tapley and Geiger of 721 Washington Boulevard. HIs wife Ruth T. Guild of 149 South Kingsley Drive was the informant. He died of arterioschlerosis of kidney (uremia) and generalized arterioschlerosis. He was a minister in the Methodist church. He was the son of Jonathan Ellis Guild born in Massachusetts and Sarah Ramsey born in New Hampshire.
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