Waterloo Churches Services Adventist and many aboard
Waterloo church listings show Adventist J C Clemens at 227 Mobile Street with Sabbath services at 3 pm in a pavilion corner Lane and Franklin, Sabbath school at 2 pm. Baptist churches led by Edgar A Valiant and John Bunyan Smith with multiple services, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings. Catholic, Church of Christ, and other denominations listed with service times, locations, and pastors across Waterloo detailing mass times, sermons, and Sunday schools.
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Adventist
Seventh Pay
J. C. Clemens
Mobile Street
Corner Lane
Franklin Streets
Baptist
Jefferson and
Park Avenue West
Edgar A. Valiant
Third Avenue West
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
John Bunyan Smith
Third Street East
B. Y
George H. Thompson
Margery Thompson
Fifth and South
William H. Beachler
Ninth Street West
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Christian Workers
United Brethren IV
Christ
Fourth
Allen
R. E. Graves
D. D
W. B. Duncan
Church OF Christ
Central
Fourth and South
Lewis P. Kopp
Junior Christian Endeavor
P.m. Norning
Church OF Christ (Scientist
Jefferson
Marsh Place
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Congregational
Fourth Street
George W. Hinkle
St. Mark’s—Russell-Lamson Hall
Calvary
Newell
Fourth Street East
Ray
J. A. Haehlen
Young People’s Alliance
George Knoche
L. Scheurer
Emanuel
Court House Square
Lafayette
Park ‘Avenue East
L. W. Rock
Young People's Alliance
Hev. O. Y. Smeby
Cortland Street
Emmanuel German Lutheran Church
Walnut and Vine
Grace
Mulberry
Emory D. Hull
Resldence
T. M. Evans
Elgar
Hollins
W J. Webb
Jewett
Jesus
Boelmann
Shelley
Parables Lessons and Salvation Theme Reflected in Sunday School
Rev. Stearns commentary on Matthew parables explores the field as the world and Israel as treasure and the church as a pearl, stressing faith, redemption through Christ, and the day of judgment. Includes notes on eternal life, the cost of discipleship, and future kingdom. Also reports New York bank reserves and Waterloo milk sanitation lobbying.
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Israel
Christ
Sim
Boaz
Thorne
God
Jesus Christ
Luke Xtvy
Lord Jesus Christ
Abraham
Jesus
Process Server Is Locked By Woman In Flat
Chicago, Aug. 3. Mrs. Selina Baer trapped a process server in a bare hallway of her flat for twenty four hours without food or water. The captive, Frank Weymer, 18, remained until 3 pm yesterday. After his release he headed to the pantry as the defendant’s sister received her at the Fiftieth Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Selina Baer
Frank Weymer
Legal separation petition filed by Ethel Griffin
Ethel Griffin petitions the district court for a legal separation from her husband Louin Griffin who is charged with desertion. The couple were married in Waterloo on October 3, 1903 and she seeks restoration of her maiden name Ethel Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Griffin
Louin Griffin
Waterloo
Grace Not Guilty, Jury Declares Daisy Grace Innocent
An Atlanta jury found Mrs. Daisy Grace not guilty of attempting to kill her husband. She collapsed briefly as verdicts were read, then thanked each juror with a quiet gesture and was escorted from the courtroom. Court proceedings ended after Judge Roan’s charge following closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Daisy Opla Grace
Grace
Roan
Claim Against John Sine Estate Filed for Care and Services
Clara Sine, daughter of the late John Sine, files a claim of 4620 against the estate for care and nursing of the decedent and his wife. The itemized totals include 156 weeks at 5 dollars and 256 weeks at 15 dollars, with 2000 dollars bequest credited. Executor is Samuel J. Line. Also notes bicycle dealer William H. Williams' return to Waterloo after visiting Wenatchee for a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Sine
John Sine
Samuel J. Line
William H. Williams
Bluff Street
Wenatchee
Wash
Waterloo
Milo Miller and Pressy Frank Stay at Peek Inn Spirit Lake
Milo Miller and Pressy Frank spent last evening at Spirit Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Miller. They will spend the rest of the summer vacation at the Peek Inn cottage with the Miller parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Miller
Pressy Frank
Spirit Lake
Mrs
Hermann Miller
Peek Inn
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Vor
Waterloo Real Estate
West Fourth Street
Bell
P.S
Falls Ave
Galloway
Hagerman and Downing
South Street
Summit Ave
Home Park
West 4Th ST
Brethren
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry
Edward J. Slattery
D. P. Mulcahy
Sacred Heart
Nandolph
West Fourth Streets
J. Lenihan
F. McKinley
West Fourth Artest
St. Mary's
Park Avenue East
Lafayette Street
Henry P. Rohimaz
Christadelprian
Fifth and
Randolph
Walter H. Rollins
Home Park Boulevard
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
Lee A. Brink
Bluff
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth
Public Library East
L. B. Hix
Alta Vista Avenue
Episcopal
Evangelical
United Evangelical
Logan Avenue
Dane
J. M. Bamford
Logan Ave
Mock
Dea Molds
Congregation
Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street
J. Lemansky
Commerial Street
Lutheran
H. Muelier
Germany
Theodore Wolfram
Vine
Bt. Tmke
C. R. Lowe
W. F. Spry
Randolph Street
Epworth
St. Paul’s
Broadway
Center
Edwards
J. B. Johnson
Epworth League
Linden
Archer Avenue
George B. Shoemaker
New Cedar Falls Road
Mobila and
Douglas
Presbyterian
Park Avenue and
Serbert Ware Rehard
Independence, Avenue
Great God
the Brotherhood Bible
George Moody
Moody
West
Christian Endeavor Society
Westminster
Wellington
William Burton Sanford
Third Avenue
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Northminster Presbyterian
Ballou Atreat
Avalon Avenur
Westfield
Lackland
Miller Street
United Presbyterian
First
Second
M. G. Munn
D. M. Stearns
New York
Greater
New York Clearing House
Dairy Law
Mao
Courier
B. P
Ellis
Old Hanna Farm
Falls Avenue
Alue
Kent
Cutler Street
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