Aged Pastor Faces Jersey Justice After Conviction
New York August 2 Rev George D Huggins a 69 year old Methodist pastor from Jacobstown New Jersey surrendered to the sheriff and faces a sentence of five to thirty years though later confession by the accuser shows innocence. The 14 year old girl claimed abuse but later admitted the crime occurred before she came to his home. The pardon board must hear new evidence but cannot until sentence starts. guardian Williams admits withholding the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George D. Huggins
Jacobstown
N. J
Jersey
Pardon Board
Man of God
Lluggins
Huggins
Viola Fallis
Children’s Home Society
Trenton
C. ¥. Williams
Hone
Williams
Salvation Army to Host Rev Brewer in Waterloo Talk
Captain John Hess of the Salvation Army announces Brigadier A. T. Brewer of Des Moines will speak at the meeting this evening. Brewer, promoted from chief division officer of Iowa and Nebraska, now leads the training colleges in Chicago. This will be his last Waterloo engagement at the 2224 Fifth Street East hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Salvation Army
A. T. Brewer
Des Moines
Brewer
Iowa
Nebraska
Chicago
Waterloo
Fifth Street East
Obese Now Eat Candy Regain Youthful Lines
An ad-like notice touts boranium jujubes as safe fat reducers that promote youthful skin. Claims from a German chemist cite no dieting or strenuous exercise, with three or four candies daily said to suffice. Emily Coulgon in Home Queen endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Emiliy Coulgon
Sunday School Lesson on Israel and Deliverance
Summarizes lesson text on Israel as God’s chosen people and the Exodus, tracing Abrahamic promises, Moses and Aaron, Pharaoh’s resistance, and plagues. Emphasizes scriptural references from Genesis to Revelation, the Messiah, and God’s judgments guiding Israel toward future deliverance and blessing to all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Abraham
Jacob
Jerusalem
David
Tsrael
Jesus Christ
Our Lord
Israe
Joseph
Egypt
Moses
God
Firs
Pharaoh
Midian
Aaron
Dan
Jehovah
Sunday worship listings in Waterloo churches and venues
Waterloo area church services listed by denomination with times and locations. Adventist, Baptist, Hebrew, Latter Day Saints, Catholic, Church of Christ, Lutheran, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, Evangelical, rescue mission, Salvation Army, Champlin Chapel, YWCA, Eagle Church and independent Bible class noted. several parishes show multiple services and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. CG. A.—Century
Sycamore
Misa Rachel Jones
Eagle Church
Public Library East
Young People’s church convention and camp meeting agenda
The twenty first annual convention of the Young People's alliance of the Iowa conference Evangelical association runs August 18 to 20 at Ordur River park, followed by a four day camp meeting. Delegates assemble from various areas for a program of religious events with A Ferner in charge of cottage prayer meetings and G P Cawelli and W L Thalman as choristers. Roy Bock and W L Thalman will be organists during camp with Anna Thierman overseeing children's meetings. Speakers include G Helmiller P L Haas G J Kirn Mrs Jesse Koher P Hatin W C G Nuhn H Schluter and O M Yagey among others. Camp meeting program led by C D Wendel J G Schwab and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Alliance
Iowa Conference Evangelical Association
Ordur River Park
A. Ferner
G. PP. Cawelli
W. L. Thalman
Cawelli
Roy Bock
W.L. Thalman
Misa Anna Thiertman
G. Helmiller
Haas
G. J. Kirn
Jesse Koher
P. Hatin
W. CG. Nuhn
H. ©. Schluter
O. M. Yagey
He Kugel
D. Wendel
J. G. Schwab
BL OG. Grasamer
J. Kirn
Anna Thierman
C. Schluter
Lung
GC. Broyfogel
I. W. Koenig
BE. O.eek
CL. Fuller
A. Guet
H.C. Powell
J. A. Hieblen
Devout Dog Ross Paced Church Steps All Day
N Trad of 619 Wall street owns Ross the dog who attends Haddock church twice every Sunday and prayers on Wednesdays. When left home for a day he stayed on the church steps all day, bowing and praying, then vanished briefly and was found later exhausted and loyal at the church steps. Neighbors confirm he did not leave the church area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Aug
Rosa
Haddock Church
Trad
Ross
Unique dining concept planned for new Wellington corner
A large apartment house by John G. Miller at Wellington and Fourth will include a formal dining room run by Miss Jeanette Cushman. Patrons must reserve weekly instead of drop by, with two colonial style dining halls, fixed meals for groups, and options for special occasion parties. Foley Kidney Pills ad appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Miller
Wellington
Fourth Streets
Jeanette E. Cushman
Wellington Street
Miss Cushman
Mise Cushman
Special Church Announcements at First Brethren Service
Tomorrow at 3 o'clock special services will be held at the new First Brethren church at Sixth and Wellington. Slabs and a tin box with church history dates and documents will be placed. Rev. W H Beachler leads, with RE Hildebrand and S H Basher assisting. Grace M E Church and Wilbur L Clapp speak. Dr John Bunyan Smith preaches. A male choir, mixed chorus sing. Ladies invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
Sixth
Wellington
W. H. Beachler
RE. L. Hildebrand
RE. L. Hildebrand and 8. H. Basher
Wilbur L. Clapp
John Bunyan Smith
Decree Moody
First Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. Valiant
Smith
Northern Baptist convention in Detroit best by diverse pulpits
The Detroit gathering featured Rev H M Noble of Fredericks town Ohio stepping in at First Presbyterian in the pastor's absence as Rev H W Reherd enjoys a Storm Lake vacation. Various churches announced short, practical sermons, including Rev R E Graves at First Brethren and Rev Thompson as harp evangelist at St Pauls Methodist amid summer heat and adjusted schedules.
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Northern Baptist Convention
Detroit
Mich
Presbyterian
H. M. Noble
Frederickstown
H. W. Reherd
Storm Lake
Reherd
W. H. Rollins
Waterloo Business College
Rolling
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Thompson
J. KE. Johnson
Pacific
Central Church
Marxa
Dead in Faith Series Draws City Audience
A Bible lecture course held at the tent on Lafayette and Fifth Streets draws attention with sermons on prayer. The final topic asks “Will We Pray For?” and concludes the series.
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Adventist
Seventh Day
East Eleventh
J. C. Clemens
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
Lafayette
Fifth Streets
Tnrgen Audences
Stomach Health Talk Draws Crowds at Local Drug Store
W Vurpillat and assistant demonstrate stomach focused remedies at 228 East Fourth, telling crowds in Waterloo that proper digestion cures many ailments. They cite testimonials from Mrs Hart and Mr Bentley and urge natural digestion to prevent rheumatic and kidney troubles. The show lot program at Eleventh and Sycamore features a contest for the oldest married couple with a prize of Bo sin gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaumeman
East Fourth Ateret Baw
W. Vurpillat
Vurpilat
Otiers
Waterloo
Vurypillat
Negand
Minnesota
Wu. Hart
Sunnyside Avenue
Eleventh
Sycamore
Where Are the Dead A Sunday Topic At The Meeting
Attendees will hear a Sunday evening talk titled Where Are the Dead Aug. 3, with tiles promising a valuable truth and warning against a great deception. The series continues Aug. 10 and possibly longer if interest warrants, inviting all to attend this opportunity.
Paul Davis Dry Goods Annual August Bedding Sale
The Paul Davis Dry Goods Co announces an annual bedding sale starting Monday and running through Saturday night August 9. Hotels and housekeepers are urged to supply their fall and winter needs at this great bedding sale. The Sindlinger Ice Cream Co has filed a replevin action to recover an automobile from G. O. Toulouse et al, and Central Savings Bank sues BH Wilson to recover 2000 on a note. Ruth Updegraff ends four weeks assisting Miss Meyers, with Jeannette Hoff replacing her. Henry Hudson, hospitalized, discharged from Presbyterian Hospital after avoiding surgery. Ida Weeks, traveling from Baker Oregon to Waterloo, has undergone a serious operation at Presbyterian Hospital. she is the sister of Mrs. Walter Taylor of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Dry Goods Cos
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co
G. O. Toulouse
Et al
Central Savings Bank
Baker, Ore
Waterloo
Ida Weeks
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Walter Taylor
Cedar Falls
Notice of Incorporation The Waterloo Building Company
Notice is given that The Waterloo Building Company has organized under Iowa law. It lists Waterloo Iowa as its principal place of business with capital stock of 100000 dollars, all common, authorized to conduct real estate deals, building, leasing, and related contracts. The board of directors will determine calls and terms, and the corporation may sue or be sued. The existence of this corporation is declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Building Company
State of
Iowa
Waterloo
Drrgetars and
von Sieh Termy
Incorporator Ira J Hoover Forms Corporation in 1913
The document details a 20 year corporate charter starting July 1913 with renewal rights. A board of one director elected yearly on the first Monday in June, voting by stock, and proxy options. Stockholders may raise directors up to five. Ira J Hoover named as initial director for one year. The board will elect officers annually and cap indebtedness at two thirds of capital stock. private member property exempt from corporate debts.
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Board of Directors
Ira J. Hoover
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Phison
Koang Girl
Eric
Glasgow Tailors
Fourth Street
D. M. Stearne
United Lagam Avenue
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bawford
A.an
Baptist
First
Jefferson and Park
KB. A. Valiant
Walnut Street
lLime and
Walnut
J. 3. Smith
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
Tey
First United
Fourth
Allen
R. E. Graves
Spon
Congregation
Soma of Jacob
Fifth West
Lamansky
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
C. P. Madsen
Catholic
St. Joseph's
Third and
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
St. Mary's—Park
H. P. Rohiman
Church OF Christ
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christadelphian
Fifth and Randolph
A. H. Zlmer
A. m
P. m
W.W. H. Rollins
Plymouth
Ubrary East
L. B. Hix
H. Mueller
T. Wolfram
Emil Groth
Pinkerton Hall
Tuke
Evangelical Lutheran
Howard Anspach
Onion
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. BR. Parker
Episcopal
Christ
G. W. Hinkie
Methodist
W.F. Spry
John
Tom
Mobile
Douglas
Fuller
Linden
T. A. Trimble
Flist—Park and
H.W. Reherd
D. D
Westminster
W. B. Sandford
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Prank Schroeder
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Effie McCollum Jones
Evangelical
Calvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emmanuel
Lafayette and Park
L. W. Bock
Fifth and Commercial
M. R. Hughes
Fifth Street
Adit
Enylyn Thomas
Holiness
Salvation
Champlin
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. E. McStay
the Evangelical Association
Grace M. E. Church
A. J. Northrup
A. M. Jayne
Rockford
First Brethren Church
Hetessnesa
Ruth Updegraff
Margaret Meyers
Jeannette Hoff
Henry Hudson
Eo Motion Pictures
Cindrella
Wellington Cafe
Commercial Street
John Kaltenbach
Realer
Lapayette Street
Waterloo Evening Courier
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