Practical Values Theme At Northeastern Congregational Meeting
The semi annual meeting of the Northeastern association of Congregational ministers and churches will be held at the Congregational church in Waverly from April 79 to 20. The general theme is Practical Values. The opening session Monday evening includes devotional exercises and a sermon by Stev. Alexander Cutter followed by communion. Tuesday features organization and business sessions, talks by A MacBachron, W Griffith, J Snowden on practical values of pastoral work, personal work for lay members, and family religion, with discussions. Afternoon sessions cover midweek service value, and the stereopticon use in Sabbath services, with Dr Mahlon Willett. Evening programs include David Robertson leading a thanksgiving service and Rev Harold Parr addressing bringing God’s presence to people, concluding with a summary by Dr Henry Milligan. Rev Albert Rice extends visitor welcome.
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Northeastern Association of Congregational Ministers and Churches
Congregational Church
Waverly
Stev
Alexander
Cutter of
McGhegoy
A. MacBachron
Waterloo
W. Z. Griffith
J. B. Snowden
Cedar Pate
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
B. Chushman
F. A. Zickerfoose
Mahlon Willett
Decorah
Henry W. Tuttle
Grinnell
Hertha Zavodsky Prucha
Schauffler School
Av. J. Suckow
Walter Metcalf
David T. Robertson
Harold &. Parr
Firec Congregational Church
Henry T. Milligan
Dubuque
Albert R. Rice
Close of Revival at First Baptist Church Set for Sunday
Elaborate closing day planned for three weekend revival at First Baptist Church. Bible school at 10 features, 11 a m sermon titled Gods Latest Command, 3 p m mass meeting for men on Why Dont You Pay Your Debts, and 8 p m message A Message From Hell. Evangelistic assistants Mr and Mrs J Q Brown to help with music. Brown to present youth message at 6 50 p m. junior choir to sing final time. souvenirs given to Mrs Brown. adult chorus to perform morning and evening. special numbers and additional music at afternoon men’s meeting.
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First Baptist Churen
Bible School
J. Q. Brown
Brown
J. D. Vanney
Eder Falls
4 Waters
Hell
Walnut Street
Wall
Rey
J. B. Smith
Chaplin Chapel
Torner
Burton Avenue
Riehl
P W. McStay
Union Congregational Church completes second week of meetings
Last night marked the close of the second week of special meetings at Union Congregational Church. Fifteen more accepted Christ, bringing the total to thirty five since the ties Devon. Rev. A. M. Stephens will continue the revival for another week as opportunities arise. Mr and Mrs Joe Gilles contributed two bones appreciated by the audience. Sunrise prayer at 7 by morning worship at 14, pastor Rev G Fon will preach. The services begin 7239 with a sunrise song service.
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Union Congregational Church
Christ
Devon
A. M. Stephens
Joe Gilles
Jateing
Dave
Trev. G. Fon
Aw. M. Blephens Wilpreach
Waterloo Churches and Clergy Activities Report
Waterloo churches and clergy note ongoing revival meetings in Pender Nebraska starting April 25 and upcoming visits by former pastors to Waterloo. Dr Samuel Caillon to speak May 4 on Palestine travels. presbytery meeting at Maxwell with Waterloo delegation. Westminster and First Presbyterian women to hear Mrs McCleary returned missionary from Elam. Adjutant Wesley Jerome to speak at First United Brethren with a Christian Endeavor program featuring music and sermons.
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First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Samuel Cailon
Palestine
H.W. Reberd
Salt Lakety
General Assembly
Rochester
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Inresbyterian Church
McCleary
Elam
South Africa
Effie McCollum Jones
Kansas
Wesley Jerome
Springfeld
Salvation Army
First United Brethren Church
Sunday School Organizer Remembered In Waterloo History
Rh F Sulzer, who spent a few days in Waterloo en route to Minneapolis, is recalled for founding the railroad mission Sunday school in 1871 73. A chapel was built near the J C RoR shops, later moved to North Waterloo, and continued for years before sale to the African M B church and relocation to Mobile street site.
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Rh. F. Sulzer
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakota
Railroad
Mission
North
M. HB
Mobile Street
Death by Train Shocks Lyons Pastor D T Slocum
Cedar Rapids reports say Dr. D T Slocum pastor of Lyons Methodist Episcopal Church and a noted lecturer on anthropology died by self-inflicted gunshot on a train near St Paul. He was 45, had nervous disorders, and left a wife and daughter. The Waterloo paper carried the notice with references to local connections and an advertisement about Foley products.
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Cedar Rapids
Her
Slocum
D. T
Lyons
St. Paul
Cadar Rapids
Union Brethren Church
Methanst
Presiorth Seminary
Ayroach
Shepherd Imagery in Psalms 22 23 24 and Christ
A devotional reflection on Psalm 23 as the Good Shepherd and Christ figure. It links shepherds like Abel, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, and David to Jesus, the Great Shepherd, and notes the Psalms’ portrayal of suffering, resurrection, and the Kingdom. It emphasizes trust in God, guidance, and eternal provision, concluding with the believer’s hope in a future feast and deliverance.
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Israel
Burgh
Shephard
Josups
Abel
Jacob
Joseph
Moses
David
Rachel
Zipporah
Oly
Istel
Elis
Ong
Lig
Lexi
Althoough
Bey
Job
Emu
Golne
Golian x
Directory of area churches and schedules
A lengthy church directory lists congregations across denominations with locations on Third Avenue West, Jefferson Street, Walnut Street, and more. It outlines service times, Sunday schools, and special meetings for Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Brethren, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Universalist, Salvation Army, Church of God, and other groups, including notable pastors and assignations.
New Auto Corporation Articles Filed for J F Crisp Auto Supply
New Auto Corporation filed articles yesterday afternoon for the J F Crisp Auto Supply Co with capital set at 10 000 dollars. Officers include President L G Harrison of Storm Lake and First Vice President Louis Erhardt of Boone.
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NEW Auto Corporation
J. F. Crisp Auto Supply Co
L. G., Harrison
Storm Lake
Louis Erhardt
Boone
Barber returns from California visit and school changes
Mrs. B. W. Barber comes home from a month long trip in California. C. B. Garrick the school janitor sprained his leg and cannot work. A. Stoner covers. F. M. Stoner of Parkersburg started drilling a well for C. G. Roos. Harm Burma sold his 40 acre Greene County farm to Tiedens and Voogh in part payment for property bought from Dan Van Gerpen. Burma family plans to return to the place after March 1. Swanetta Busse underwent surgery for a side abscess. operation successful and recovery steady.
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Aplington
Town
B. W. Barber
California
Garrick
A. Stoner
F. M. Stoner
Parkersburg
C. G. Roos
Harm Burma
Greene
Tiedens & Voogh
Dan van Gerpen
Burma
Swanetta Busse
Germs Can't Stay With This Treatment
Advert claims a blood purifier named S.S. or 5S8 cleanses blood within minutes, travels through circulation, treats eczema boils and rashes, harms none, and offers testimonial support. It promotes Swift Specific Co as supplier with a mail address in Atlanta for orders and full coverage of cases.
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S.S
U. S
Swift
Swift Blic
Aumanta
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