Overflowing Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds at Local Church
An overflow crowd filled First Baptist Church and the opera house for two Lyo revival services, with Dr Ma Hood and Rev Earl leading. Music by Scott Prowell Symphony orchestra and a violin solo impressed attendees as Dr Ostrom spoke on a business proposition and the gospel invitation Come for all things are now ready.
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Opera House
First Baptist Church
Mahood
Earl
Scott Prowell
Hillis
Dr. Ostrom
Ostrom
Billis
Rederd
First Presbyterian Church
W. ‘F T. Wallace
Ireland
Qstrom
Church and chapel talks headline local event
Tomorrow morning at 10 00 a meeting will be held in Union chapel addressed by Dr Mahood. At 3 00 Tuesday afternoon Dr Ostrom will address an audience in First Presbyterian church. A children's meeting at 4 30 in the opera house and Dr Ostrom will speak. The usual evening service at 7245 in the opera house tomorrow.
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Union Chapel
Mahood
Ostrom
First Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Dr. Ostrom
Morroay
Eugene Castner Wanted After Arrest in Waterlao
Eugene Gastner of Rockford Illinois was arrested Sunday night at a hotel in Waterlao after arriving on a freight train. He is wanted in Chicago and Green Bay Wisconsin and held pending word from authorities. Investigators link him to the Ton jewelry shop robbery and he was found with jewelry claimed to be his when arrested. He is 23, with a wife and two children in Rockford.
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Eugene Gastner
Rockford, J
Castner
Chicago
Greén Hay
Wis
Ton
Vinton
Caster
Rockford
Waterlao
Sweitzer
Rites for Mrs Pitner in Marshalltown Funeral
Mrs Alice A Pitner wife of Rev W T Pitner of the Marshalltown Methodist district died shocking friends. Funeral was at 10 am at the residence 408 West Main. Interment at Center Point with services there Sunday at 2 pm. Survivors are husband two sons Homer and Paul mother Mrs J R Gitchell and brother I B Gienell.
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Marshalltown
T R
Alice A. Pitner
Presiding Iiller
W. TF. Pitner
Methodist Church
Pitner
Center Point
West Main Street
Merle N. Stith
F. W. Bretmall
G. B. Shoemaker
Aldora
W. H. Clement
State Center
G. BE
Shear
Tama
J. B. Jones
Conrad
H. Puckett
Gilman
J. H. Hudson
Gladbrook
Guild
George Huntley
Waterloo
Alice A. Grichell
Walker
Linn County
Leven
Pitnner
Homer
Linn County Savings Bank
Ipaul
J. R. Gitchell
Homesteaders Fraternal Society Forms in Des Moines
The Homesteaders, a new fraternal society organized Fels, started in Des Moines on 18, 2006, with John and Paul managing. It boasts over three thousand policyholders and three million dollars in force in under four months, aiming to expand, with Carrie Torkelson helping launch in Waterloo and Colonial Lodge No 10 led by Rev. Loveland. A baby born to Mr and Mrs Hunter at 714 West Second Street weighed nine pounds.
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Dunkelberg
Homesteaders
Des Moines
John &. Paul
Carrie Torkelson
Waterloo
Loveland
Vinton
Colonial Lodge
Gressive
Local News Briefs From Town Events And Incidents
Peter Berend sells property in the Ricker and Bramoberland Co addition to George W. Harker for 1500 dollars. W F Thompson replaces Charles Lamb at Bradbury and Webb grocery amid threats of appendicitis. W H Ricks visits en route to Iowa Funeral Directors convention in Burlington. A quiet wedding occurs between Elma Ogelsby and George Boone in Justice Switzer's office with few friends present. Maud Seydell hosts twelve friends for music and refreshments. Grace church designates Wednesday as old folks day with special services. Mina and Arthur Knapp host a gathering with games and refreshments at their Courtland street home. Ada Webster arrives from Omaha to reside here. parents to join at Slade property on Lafayette street. A dispatcher's telephone is stolen from Rownd's bluffs. case cast-off apparatus found a mile away. street railway officials cite a possible clue. The instrument valued at about 10 dollars.
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Peter Berend
Ricker and Bramoberland Co
George W. Harker
W. F Thompson
Bradbury & Webb
Charles Lamb
Maud Seydell
Grace Church
Mina
Arthur Knapp
Courtland Street
Ada Webster
W. W. Fierce
Omaha
W.C. Lawton
W. W. Pierce
LaFayette Street
Slade
Rownd’s Bluffs
Market Report and Local News From Waterloo May 21 1908
Cumming s Commission issue shows hog cattle and sheep receipts for today with price levels. Market action noted with hogs lower on opening, later active. cattle opened lower and closed weak. sheep opened steady and closed strong. Waterloo M C A juniors beat Cedar Falls Normal 18 20. St Josephs church class rehearses The Spy of Gettysburg. New York stock prices at 1:30 show mixed readings with copper and rail names listed. Local items include county attorney Rh G Anderson in city. Mrs O B Taneyhill travel plans.
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Chicago
Waterloo ¥. M. C. A
Ceddr Falls Normal Training School
Little “Micky
Bruce Harvey
Merle Strayer
Highlaman
Cedar Falls
New York
Stock Exchange
Atchisons
American Smelter
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Fim
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville
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Eva Musser
Marishal
C. W. Shane
George Lemper
Minta Wise
Dr. Dunkelberg
Rose P. Blatt
Nettie Densmore
Hitta Bankson
GC. R. Shane
Co. V. Bodell
Jerome Wyeth
Hollister
Wangler Bros
Mrs. Hunter
West Second Street
Gil
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Williams
Iowa State Funeral Directors’ Association
A. D. Woodruff
Burlington
Office of
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Main Office Dispatch Bldg
St. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Waterioo
New York Stock Market
St. Joseph's Church
Gettysburg
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Wisconsin
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Kwayette County
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