Union Service in Chautauqua Tent Sets Sunday Worship
City wide union service at the Chautauqua tent on Jefferson Street and Third Avenue features Dr Henry Ostrom evangelist in the Gospel message with assembly singing. Several churches announce morning communion and preaching with special music and choirs as local pastors lead services in a Sunday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Jefferson Street
Third Avenue
Henry “Ostrom
Greencastle
Ind
United Presbyterian
W. O. Chisholm
Fedderser
Walnut Street Baptist
H. G. Smith
Second Baptist Church
Lincoln
Neb
Westminster Presbyterian
J. Herrick Darling
E. G. Gould
C. R. Sanborm
Laurence Hutson
J. Searis
Burton Avenue Baptist
William Wikins
Wilkins
Wim. McEwan
Riehl
Broadway
Mt. Carmel Baptist
C. W. Harrop
Blanche Robbins
First Baptist
Last Scout Camp Cleared As Final Boys Depart
The last truck load of equipment from Camp Ingachooc was moved to Waterloo for storage. Five boys made up the remaining wracking crew led by A. F. Jury, John Gwynne, and George C. Welker, with the camp closed and grounds tidied for next season. The final group formed four tribes Jackfoot Seminole Cheyenne and Manalitoe and awarded walrus teeth for achievement to Dwain Martin Robin Marshal Craig Ellyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingachooc
Waterloo
A. F. Jury
John Gwynne
George C. Welker
Tharely
Dwain Martin
Robin Marshal
Craig Ellyson
The Cana miracle and the moral call of Prohibition
William Jennings Bryan argues the Cana wine miracle proves Jesus engaged in ordinary life and supports temperance reform. He cautions against exploiting the miracle to defend saloon commerce while praising Christ’s broader moral code and the social benefits of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnings Bryan
Jex
Lesnon
Jesus
Cana
Galles
Christ
Mary
Galilee
Joseph
Noah
Ahasnerna
Vashti
Achilles
Helen
Agamemnon
Daniel
Demosthenay
Burlaus
Bureau of
Republicn Syndicate
Scouts Hold Camporee and Demonstrate Packing Speed
Edwards Allen Cresco reports on Archie Shannon of troop 7 earning the highest camper honor with a large bear claw. About 25 merit badges were earned though instructor shortages slowed tests. Joe Snively of troop 8 led services, William Mebl taught swimming, and a wreck near Waterloo delayed transport. Four scouts Graig Ellyson Dwain Martin Franz Miller Lewis Lowderman Harry Johnson proved quick at packing army tents, wrapping two in 14 minutes as a new speed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Allen
Cresco
Archie
Shannon
A. F. Jury
Joe Snively
William Mebl
Waterloo
Graig Ellyson
Dwain Martin
Franz Miller
Lewis Lowderman
Harry Johnson
Fisk University Ends Million Dollar Negroes Endowment
Nashville Tenn Aug 2 Completion of the first million dollar endowment fund for a college for negroes is announced by Fisk University president Dr Fayette Avery McKenzie. The fund matches 500000 from the General Education Board and includes gifts from the Carnegie Corporation Johnny Slater fund J C Penney foundation and other prominent donors. Citizens of Nashville plan a supplementary 50000 to reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Fayette Avery McKenzie
Fisk University
Clinton B. Fisk
General Education Card
New York
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Southern city backs first large Negro education fund
Fisk University receives a landmark contribution from a southern city, the first of its kind for any such sum toward negro education. Leaders include bankers, business people, educators, and clergymen. The fund will pay teachers’ salaries only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
Lichty to Speak to Rotarians on Life History
G E Lichty will share his life history at the Rotary club meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson next Monday noon. An announcement from the secretary in his weekly letter to members notes Lichty may release portions of his life story to the public. A separate note reports 30 Seattle Washington students read the entire Bible aloud in 69 hours and 20 minutes in relays with two-hour shifts to maintain continuous enunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lichty
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Sesttla
County Y Boys Open Annual Outing With 25 Attendees
The county Y camp opened Friday morning with 25 boys from Janesville Dike Fingson La Porte New Hartford and nearby towns. John H. Rudd state Y M C A secretary assists county secretary F P Reh meter in charge. Ralph Minkler conducts water sports and the present camp will close August 11 followed by colored camps led by R Clare Heald the colored secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Dike
Fingson
la Porte
New Hartford
John H. Rudd
Y. M. CG
AL Hose
F. P. Rehmeter
Ralph Minkler
R. Clare Heald
Bible Conference Opens Sunday at Riverview Park
Cedar Falls hosts the third annual Inter-Denominational Bible conference at Riverview Park starting Sunday 8 30 p m. Dr G Campbell Morgan and Dr Henry Ostrom share preaching duties with Morgan opening the morning and Ostrom the afternoon. The program includes prayer services, Sunday school sessions led by Dr Frank N Palmer and Dr Co H Woolston, and hillside and tabernacle meetings with music by the Preachers Quartet.
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Cedar Falls
Riverview Park
Partey HB. Zartmann
G. Campbell Morgan
Morgan
Ostrom
Henry Ostrom
Greenrastis
Ind
Frank N. Palmer
Winona Lake
Co. H. Woolston
Philadelphia
Woolston
Edith May Bell
Palmer
Eugene Allen
First Methodist Episcopal Dhurch
B. Fay Mills
Dr. Krome
J. Wilbur Chapman
Dr. Ostrom
Tabernacle
Miss Bell
Dr. Palmer
Rev Lemon B Hix Dies at 73 Former Waterloo Pastor
The Rev Lemon B Hix, formerly Plymouth Congregational church pastor in Waterloo from 1909 to 1913, died at 73 at the home of his daughter in St Paul. He also served in Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Mascatine, and Eagte Grove before ministry in Wichita Kansas City and Chicago. Survived by son Ralph Mason Hix. burial in Cedar Rapids beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Th. Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Waterloo
Whursday
Alt. Wihelm
Paul, Minn
Ralph Mason Hix
Plaza Theatre
Arthur Wilhelm
Dectased
Muscalino
Evening Courier
Somathine
Cedar Rapids
Hia
Dont Be a Crawling Man Poem by Lilburn Townsend
Poem a motivational verse urging perseverance and initiative. Lines advise facing fear, maintaining bearing in storms, avoiding hesitation, and marching toward a worthy goal. Attributed to Lilburn Harwood Townsend in Forbes Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilburn Harwood Townsend
Forbes Magazine
Cadman Sees End of War in World Call for Justice
In a large Chautauqua program at Waterloo 14, S Parkes Cadman delivered a vigorous lecture on the Republic's mission. He urged peace and justice over war, praised the League of Nations, and argued the United States rests on religion and the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadman
Waterloo 14
Charles G. Wildte
Jinar-Carson
Agfa Vor
Standley Vencent
Mite M. Carlyin
Tao Mraverman
Miss Little
Deioun
Mr. Deacon
Jim Fowlay
S. Parkes Cadman
United States of America
League of Nations
Chautauqua Closes With Praise For Aid To Peace
Speakers urge world justice and reconstruction aid as Waterloo chautauqua ends its 1924 season. Praise for support from local figures and optimism that America will lead to a peaceful city of God. Bachman’s million-dollar panorama closes the event with expectations of an overflow crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
France
Germany
Whso
Singland
United States
Europe
Proaperti Ly
Chautauqua
America
City of God
City of Peace
Cudman
Waterloo
M. ‘ii
Waterson
Bachman
Green Tearoom to Open Monday in Waterloo
The Green Tearoom opposite the Courier building on Commercial Street opens at 5 30 PM Monday under Mr and Mrs F C Nehlsen. The interior is decorated with new fixtures. Mr Nehlsen brings 24 years of dining room experience with local associations. Mrs Nehlsen will supervise staff. tearoom opens 7 AM to 7 30 PM daily with music for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Building
Commercial Street
F.C. Nehlsen
Nehlsen
Greater Waterloo
Soclalion
Chamber of Comemerece
Waterloo
Nehie Hon Wil
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St. Paul
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