Church notices list weekly services and pastors
A compiled church公告 lists preaching times from 10:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. at Baptist and other denominations. It names pastors Hulbert G. Beeman Edgar A. Vallent Robert Westenberg E. D. Hull and many others with times for Sunday schools prayer meetings and youth groups. The notice invites all to attend and notes August union services at First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Walnut St
cCorner
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
George Thompson
Jerito Road
Miss Thompson
Jefersen Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar A. Vallent
First Presbyterian
East Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Reherd
D. D
Robert ©. Westenberg
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Mulberry
E. D. Hull
Epworth
T. M. Evans
J. W. Arbuckle
W. R. Jameson
John EH. Bates
Bu. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Streets
J. E. Johnson
Free Methodist
Corner
Mobile
Douglas Streets
E. N. Miller
Carrie H. Miller
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Central Church of Christ
West Fourth and
South Streets
W. 3. Johnson
Randolph Street
First Evangelical Lutheran
Corner High
Maple Streets
Rev
H. Mueller
High Street
Tripoli M W A Picnic Draws Towns Surrounding
The Woodmen of Tripoli plan a monster picnic and general good time on September 18 with camps from surrounding towns sending delegates. Hon J C Murtagh of Waterloo is invited to deliver the principal address, promising a strong oratorical display and a boost to Tripoli’s regional prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
J. C. Murtagh
Waterloo
Tripoalt
Jameson Leaves for St. Paul After Relative’s Funeral
G C Jameson, who came earlier in the week to attend a relative’s funeral, departed last evening for St. Paul. He was accompanied by Mrs J R Pratt and her daughter Miss Hattie Standish. Mrs Pratt is from Helly Colorado and visited over Sunday. Miss Standish resides in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Jameson
St. Paul
J. R. Pratt
Hattie Standish
George W. Hubbard
Ralph Hubbard
Jesup
Waterloo
Elsie Cornwell
Waterloo Water Works
Black Hills
South Dakota
Dorothy Elizabeth Cushman
Joplin
J. T. Cushman
A. J. Cushman
Contest Over Insanity GA at Testimony Before Commissioners
A contested insanity case occupied the insanity commission today. Witnesses testified about Mrs Betts, wife of Wilbur Betts, with seizures and alleged need for hospital care. Hearing continues, likely to extend two weeks, with the husband and relatives expected to cover treatment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insanity Commission
E. J. Waddell
Alfred Fongley
Bentlay
Hoxie
Wilbur I. Betts
Subcommittee Fails to Agree on Wool Tariff Revision
Washington Aug. 5 Failure to reach an agreement was announced by Senator La Follette and Representative Underwood. The subcommittee sought to adjust differences between the senate and house on the wool tariff revision bill. The full conference committee has undertaken the task. Defer Action on Cotton Washington Ave. 4 The senate finance committee today deferred action on the cotton tariff revision bill until next Wednesday. The delay was at the request of Senator Simmons of North Carolina whose state has cotton mill interests affected by the proposed 21 percent average cut on cotton duties. Hearings will be granted.
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Washington
la Follette
Underwood
Senate
House
Ave
Senate Finance Committee
Culay
Simmons
North Carolina
Hearines
Unity Guild meeting at W F Taylor home
The Unity Guild of the First wr F church will meet at the W. FL Taylor home, 413 Randelsh street, Monday evening. The baby Marcalee of Waterloo hive No. 22 will have their annual picnic at Electric park Tuesday afternoon and evening. The ladies will go to the park in the afternoon and the husbands will join them later for the Plente supper. Coffee, cream and sugar will be furnished by the lodge. The ladies are requested to bring well filled lunch baskets and own dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild of the
Wr F Church
W. FL Taylor
Randelsh Street
Marcalee
Waterloo Hive
No. 22
Electric Park
Mhusbands
Ourikes Called By Great Umpire Peoria Today
Robert Car ruthers famed pall player, once the $15,000 pitcher, dies and is remembered as a symbol of clean sportsmanship. Once the era’s highest paid star, his decline followed personal habits. his last public role was an umpire in the Three-T league, and his death ends a storied baseball life.
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Prinrs
Rann
Des Moines
Athletics Top the American League Race
Philadelphia, Aug 4. Philadelphia won both games of a doubleheader from St. Louis and took the lead in the American race. Scores were 5 to 2 and 5 to 2. Melnnes struck first in the opener with 18 points at first base, while Powell pitched well in the second. Philadelphia has beaten St. Louis fourteen times this week. Rock Island vs Waterloo noted for two-game ad missions. first game called at 2:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Yvesterday Doublehender
St. Louis
Mitchell
Powell
St. Lois
Weeson
Melnnes
White
Rock Island
Waterloo
Senno Sold to White Sox Shakes Ottumwa Baseball
Ottumwa Aug 3 Dan Senno right fielder of Ottumwa Central Association team was sold this morning to the Chicago White Sox. He has hit thirteen home runs this season and twice signed the ball in Ottumwa Park. Manager Egan arranged a game with the Chicago Americans for August 30. Waterloo two games for single admission first game at 2 15.
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Ottumwa, Ta
Dan Senno
Ottumwa Central Association
Ottumwa Park
Egan
Chiesan Americans
City in Brief Glasses and local visits in Waterloo
A compact Waterloo city in brief notes recounts optician services by Buchanan Optical Co and local visits by Postoffice Inspector Rose, W A Young, H R Lee, E J Starr, and many others. It mentions engineers with engine No 1072, Mrs. Leimer’s daughter, and a broad set of family travels and business trips across Iowa towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co. Postoffice
Rose
Waterloo
Jowa Lads Bitten By A Rabid Dog
Two Edgewood, Iowa lads Wilfred Lazenby and Marshall Brown, aged about twelve, were bitten in the legs and hands by a stray cross terrier spaniel dog near Cedar Rapids. The dog was clubbed and sent to Iowa City for rabies testing, confirming a brain infection. The boys were taken to Iowa City for Pasteur treatment amid grave fears for their survival.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilfred Lazenby
Marshall Brown
Edgewood
Town City
Lazenby
Dr. Griffith
Dr. Bender
Griffith
Iowa City
Bender
Deaconess Elizabeth Ogden to Join St Pauls M E Waterloo
Miss Elizabeth Ogden of Council Bluffs comes to Waterloo on September 1 to serve as deaconess for St Pauls M E Church succeeding Miss Alice Willison who will attend Cannell College this fall. Ogden has three years experience as a deaconess and is described as a capable woman for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ogden
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
St. Paul's M. E
Mis Alice Willison
Carnnell College
Ogden
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