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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1924

Page

11

Jowas S S Convention to Be at Marshalltown

Black Hawk Association meets May 20 at Cedar Falls church. Three major meetings urge stronger religious training for children. Waterloo hosts training school for vacation bible school leaders with free attendance. Iowa state convention in Marshalltown May 6-8 features national speakers and county sessions.

Waterloo First Baptist Church Iowa Tivangelical First Walnut Street Baptist Northminster Westminster Presbyterian S. G Marshalltown Black Hawk County Iota Kansas City International Sunday School Council of Religious Education D. W. Kurtz McPherson College Amcpherson Kan Mary Foster Bryner Peoria Harold G. Barr Des Moines Clinton F. Smith Black Hawk County Association W. W. Beal

William Jennings Bryan Bible Talks Aims at Wealth and Morality

The sermon contrasts Amos and Hosea, warning prosperity breeds indifference and urging return to God. It argues wealth tempts excess, stresses the moral duty of leaders and businessmen, and champions religion as the practical basis for national renewal and personal virtue.

William Jennings Bryan Aimos Hosea Israel Elijah Elisha Amos Zion Hin Panama Canal Christ Talsley

First Brethren Pageant Inspires Revival Audience

A pageant at the First Brethren Church drew a revival crowd as participants faced the idea of bearing a cross and surrendering worldly concerns. Dr. Beachler preached on the crucifixion and redemption, stressing Jesus death as a divine plan fulfilled at Calvary. Baptisms were held and further evangelistic events were scheduled, including sermons on The Living Christ and The Crown of Eich Walks with God.

First Brethren Church Grace LaBarre Emily ‘Trevorthen Sanborn Beachler Christ Beachter Jesus Calvary Jesus of Onan Ettoch God

Easter Communion By Intinction At Christ Episcopal

At 7 30 a m service Christ Episcopal will administer communion by intinction for the first time using a special chalice bread and wine passed together to communicants to avoid a common cup. The rector has Bishop Morrison's authority to begin this practice in his parish. At 10 50 a m the usual method continues.

Christ Episcopal Church William Bentham Christchurch T. N. Morrison

Instruction Course for Realtors Ended

Last night closed the seven week course in real estate practice sponsored by the Waterloo Real Estate board. The meal was at Black's tea room with a dinner. Realtors praised the program for expanding knowledge on financing taxation listing ethics and related topics. The course followed guidance from the National Association of Real Estate Boards as part of a push to elevate real estate instruction to professional levels.

Waterloo Real Estate Board National Association of Real State Boards National Association

Easter observance and local merchants report hopeful spring mood

Waterloo observes Easter with spring cleaning and optimistic trade. Merchants note brisk sales of Easter novelties, especially candies and children’s trinkets, and florists report high orders for jonquils and roses. The piece explains Easter’s significance and historic origins, including Norse symbols and the Christian resurrection, and mentions church services and music plans.

Waterloo

Knights Templar Easter Service at Grace Church

Sir Knights of Ascalon commandery will hold an Easter service at Grace M. B. church at 3 p m tomorrow. Rev AL B Curran will deliver the sermon on The Significance of the Resurrection. Organ prelude Festival by Dudley and a full order of service planned.

Buck Jack Patterson Jonas Christian Ts. Baring-Gaulidd Knights Emily Sanborn Victor Aqnhoefer J. C. Liftring Victor “Ollhearer Curran Christ Charles Wesley Sir Knights Af Ascalon Commendery K. F Grace M. B AL B. Curran Dudley

Town of 300 Souls Boasts Seven Large Church Structures

Haverhill claims the unique distinction of more churches and denominations than any town its size in the state. Seven large church structures serve a population slightly over 300, with Methodist Episcopal Swedish Lutheran Baptist Presbyterian Seventh Day Adventist and Congregational represented. A Kentucky surgeon arrived by air for an emergency operation on a patient along a country road near Savi pechibla.

Haverhill Haaverhill

Plans for Summer Camp Discussed by Boy Scout Leaders

Boys at Ingachooe will attend a two period summer camp from July 9 to 23 with capacity for sixty four per period. Archery led by Judge George W. Wood features nickers as a main attraction. Merit badges awarded include pioneering, public health, seamanship, poultry keeping, swimming, signaling, and more.

Boy Scout Jay Ingachooe Waterloo Hays Incachoor Waterlow Brandon U Diudge George W. Wood Thas Cearne Welker Floyd Roberts Merle Allen Kennoch Morse Harold Grary Harold Cronk Gordon James W Vauked William Donovan Kert French Milton Perry Bard Flenun Burbank Burdett Moeller James Moyehouse Perry Sanborn Iarl Dawe Laird Shoemaker Frank Wenner James Morehouse Dan Keling Bnird Stormmaker War Dage Perry Selley Tom Sanborn Russell Slanson Harold Crook Warold Gragy Dan Kelley Tom Kelle Perry Sanborn Jack Orentis Gordon James Tom Kelley Russell Hanson Jack Greelis Harold Gnargy George Bunn Croydon Jones Harald Gronk Leo Campbell Harold Gnagy

April blossoms and love in a misty lyric passage

Fragmented OCR presents a surreal poem about springtime imagery and love. The text weaves April blossoms, streams, dew, birds, and emotional longing into a dreamlike meditation on water, life, and affection. Names appear garbled, with references to Margaret Proscott Montagine and an American review.

Margaret Proscott Montagine Ai American Review

George Lichty First Instructed Delegate for Coolidge

George E Lichty of Waterloo became the first instructed Coolidge for president delegate elected in the United States. He secured unanimous election as district delegate for the Third congressional district at the state convention in Cleveland, with campaign support from Ray C Hesert and W F Parrott. The convention proceeded with other district caucuses in the afternoon.

George E. Lichty Waterloo United States Lown Union Cleveland Ray C. Hesert W. F. Parrott Lichty

World's Biggest Choir Uses 20 Tons of Music

London reports the Imperial Choir, 800 vocalists and 500 instrumentalists in training, rehearsing six Handel masses for six concerts. Dr Charles Tarr conducts the world’s largest choral ensemble in a historic vocal feat. A Bangor boy’s unusual pet bird causes no disturbance at a residence.

London Mall United Press Hare Imperial Choir Charles Tarr Tieeloved Harriss Atlantic British Empire

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