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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1912

Page

10

Waterloo area church notices list dozens of services

A long church directory for Waterloo lists Adventist, Baptist, Brethren, Church of Christ, Congregational, Evangelical, Hebrew, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, and other groups. It includes pastors, meeting times, locations, and special events across many streets and venues.

Sallow Skin Care Advice From Woman's Tribune

The article warns against heavy cosmetics for oily or blotchy skin and promotes mercolized wax as a cleansing remedy. It recommends applying wax like cold cream at night and washing off to remove dull particles, promising smoother skin after a week. A facial bath mix with hazel and saxolite is also suggested for wrinkled skin.

Woman's Tribune

William Wunder Seriously Hurt In Barn Accident

William Wunder of the Virden farm near Waterloo was injured when his oats wagon became wedged at the Canfield lumber yard on Falls avenue. He was caught between the load and a door, suffering severe spinal injuries and two ribs fractured. He was rushed to a physician for treatment after the incident.

William Wonder Virden Waterloo Canfield Falls Avenue Mr. Wunder

Rain Drizzle Dampens City as Storm Relates

A cold drizzle from the northwest left the fore part of today gloomy as rainfall for the month runs above normal. Yesterday at 4 30 pm a freak storm drenched the eastern city and left the western side dry and dusty with a sudden rain cloud moving east of the river.

Cedar yields a 10 pound pickerel record catch

W R Donaldson believes he has set a summer fishing record after a pickerel weighing 10 pounds 14 ounces was caught downstream about a mile and a half from Cedar. A minister who witnessed the landing confirmed the weight.

W. R. Donaldson

Jesus Calms the Sea and Delivers a Demoniac in Galilee

A sermon notes Jesus crossing the Sea of Galilee to cast out demons from a man of Gadara, while a storm tests the disciples. It highlights Jesus as God incarnate, His authority over wind, sea, and evil, and the contrast between fear and faith as believers seek peace in Him.

Jesus God Devil Man Christ Hle Sea of Galilee Matthew Bethlehem Heaven Earth Galilee Matt Luke Luke Rill Daniel Gadara Jesus Gid Matt Yvilij Lukevili

And that is the word that links all of life and history

The piece reflects on Mount Vernon and the Holy Bible, using the word and as a bridge from porch to ball and from Moses to Genesis. It muses on history, memory, and continuity, noting how the conjunction binds events and people across generations, followed by a concluding advice on back pain and Chamberlain’s Liniment.

Mount Vernon Exodus Ruth Jacob Moses Joseph Cain Burke

Professor Davis to preside at organ for union services

Prof Bruce Davis of Ghertin college will preside at the organ for union services at the First Methodist and Congregational churches starting tomorrow. Dr Walter H Rolling will conduct. A special choir and quartet featuring Mrs Sigworth Miss Bunn Paul Davis and Ralph Mason Hix will sing. Prof Davis is visiting his brother Paul Davis and family.

Walter H. Rolling Ehoir Bruce Davis Ghertin College Orpum Sigworth Miss Bunn Paul Davis Ralph Mason Hix Davis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adventist J. C. Clemens Mobile Street Corner Lane Franklin Streets Baptist First Jefferson and Park Avenue Edgar A. Valiant Castor Third Avenue Walnut Street Lime and Walnut John Bunyan Smith D. D Third Street Geo. H. Thompson Margery Thompson Brethren Fifth and William H. Beachler Ninth Street Church of the Brethren Seventh A. P. Blough Grant Avenue Christian Workers United Brethren IN Christ Fourth Allen R. E. Graves C. E A. V. Fetters St. Joseph's Third and Mulberry Edward J. Slattery D. P. Mulcahy Sacred Heart Randolph and West Fourth Streets D. J. Lenihan F. W. McKinley St. Mary’s Park Avenue East Lafayette Street Henry P. Rohlman Christadelphian Randolph Church OF Christ Lewis P. Kepp Junior Christian Endeavor West Side Church OF Christ (Scientist Jefferson Marsh Place Fifth Sycamore Streets Spirit Walter H. Rollins Home Park Boulevard First M. E First Congregational Thirteenth and Jefferson Lee A. Brink Bluff Christian Endeavor Plymouth Public Library L. B. Hix Alta Vista Avenue Episcopal Fourth Street George W. Hinkle St. Luke's Church Cedar Falls St. Mark’s Russell-Lamson Ball Calvary—Newell J. A. Haehlen Fourth Street East Young People’s Alliance Evangelical Emanuel Court House Square Lafayette Park ‘Avenue L. W. Bock United Evangelical Logan Avenue Dane J. M. Bamford Logan Ave Congregation Sons of Jacob Fifth Street I. Lemanaky Commercial Street H. Mueller Theodore Wolfram St. Luke's C. R. Lowe C. V. Smeby Cortlandt Street Emmanuel German Lutheran Church Walnut and Vine W. F. Spry Randolph Street Epworth Grace Fourth and Emory D. Hall George B. Shoemaker Linden M. BE M. G. Munn United Presbyterian Church St. Paul's Broadway Center Edwards J. E. Johnson Epworth League Linden Archer Avenue New Cedar Fails Road Presbyterian Herbert Ware Reherd Independence Avenue Brotherhood Rederd Philippines Westminnster Bettween Wellington and Wiliam Burton Sanford Third Avenue West East Park Kern and Cutler Frank Schroeder Christan Endeavor Mary KE. Pratt Ambala India Far East Northminster Presbyterian Ballou Street Avalon Avenue Westfield Lackland Miller Street United Presbyterian Second Wellington M. G. Mung Universal!st. Church of the Redeemer Fourth and Mulberry Effie McCollum Jones Iowa Union Holiness Mission West Fourth Street B. Gowland Leverybody Welcome Waterloo Rescue Mission Fifth and Commercial Casebeer M. R. Hughes Newell Salvation Army Fifth and Water William Bulkema Ensign Waterloo Ministerial Union Y. M Y. W. G. A—Century Sycamore Street Harriett A. Harvey Rae Muirhead Public Library East Eagle Church A. 8. Jones Lee Pharmacy Chico Cal Foley & Co Foley H. W. Taggart D. M. Stearna Bev Samuel W.purvis D.D Noah Shem Ham Japheth Noah'a Marek Bor Prof. Davis Hicks Citizens Gas and Isaiah Electric Park Theatre
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