Sunday School Lesson Aug 19 on Josiah and Passover
The lesson discusses the Book of the Law found in Josiah's time, Hulda and Deborah as respected women, Josiah's reforms, and the Passover's significance. It links the people's renewal to wholehearted devotion, contrasts biblical figures, and notes a modern fact about 2,077 buffalo in Wainwright Buffalo Park, Alberta.
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Hezekiah
Osiah
Paul
Faul
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Fifteen Year Old Preacher Delivers Waterloo Sermon
Milton F. Methfessel, age 15, filled the East Park Presbyterian pulpit while Rev. Newton Methfessel was away. He urged overcoming temptation, cited Lincoln, Douglas, and Greeley as examples, and stressed faith in Christ as the power to rise above trials, ending with a call to moral strength and perseverance.
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Milton F. Methfessel
East Park Presbyterian Church
Newton Methfessel
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Satan
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Peter Cooper
Times
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Church Directory for Tomorrow's Services by Denomination
A church directory lists tomorrow's services across many congregations in Waterloo. Adventist Seventh Day at Mrs. C Day residence 614 Washington St with Sabbath school 3 pm, preaching 3 pm, prayer meeting Friday at 8 pm. Baptist First on Jefferson and Park with 11 am service, Sunday school 9:30 am. Lutheran Immanuel at Weavist and Vine previews German service 10:30 am. Episcopal Christ at Fourth East with Holy Eucharist 9 am, Sunday school 9:45 am, evening service omitted. Christian and Brethren, Congregational, Catholic and other denominations follow, detailing pastors, times, and Sunday school hours.
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He Prekel
Tlaator
Dutheran
Fifth Streets
Hy Muelsler
Firet
Randolph
Frank W. Court
D. D. Bible School
Archer Avenue
Earle A. Baker
Epworth
St. Paul's M
Gearen
Shoomakar
Bree—Mabie and
Douglas
J. le Riley
Albany
Mobile
H. ©. Boyd
Ling
Presbyterian
Eirat—Park and Mulberry
Stev
John Robertson Macartney
D. D
J. Frank Smith
Olins
Tex
Fbly
Westminster
Wellington
Randolb
Archiball Campbell Preston
Congregational Church
Bom
Pershing
Ackley
East Park
iKern and
Cutler
Newton
Methfessel
IL MW Brownell
Cedar Rapids
Avalon
R. WH. MacCullough
Young People's Society
Leomard Duckett
Treights
Yaster
Greenfield Sunday School
Hawthorne Avenue
Bethany Sunday School
Englewood Avenue
S. D. McAuley
Cedar Heights
Leonard Duckett
United Brethren Graves’ Memorial
Fourth and Allen
Spn
Jacob Yagsy
Christian Endeavor
A. New Earth
iTudson Park
Church of
Young People’s Legion
Salvation
W. C
Woods Bullaing
Fourth Street East
Dotha Walker
Helen Larkin
Bridge Street
Harry F. Berns
Walter J
Jacob Bintz
Big Brother Mission
T. I. Fullers
AL J. Ychaner
Duncan
Church of the Brethren
L. J. Krumme
Ambulance Company
Joseph G
Martin Burke
W. ©. Berd
Harry Fisher
Commercial Street Gospel Wall
Commercial
Adventist
Seventh Day
Mrs. C
Washington Sr
Baptist T
Leonard Westrate
Pawnee City
Antioch Colored
Douglas Street
J. W. Bowles
P. U
Church OF Chehist
Scientist
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Pythias Hall
Universalist
Fourth and
Harold A. Osir
Walnut Street
Fourth
J. Frank Moore
Thirteenth and
Jefferson
W. A. Peterson
Junior Endeavor
Episcopal
Christ
Fourth Street
M. L. Tate
Dauglhters
St. Mark's
Denver
Calvary—Newell
Ker
O. M
Yaggy
Smith
Blairstown
Lafarette and Park
Rev
E. St. Lang
Special Joint Morning Worship At First M H
Sunday there will be a special joint service of Sunday school and congregation at First Methodist Episcopal church. The ambulance company members will be guests of honor attending in a body. Dr F W Court will address the company and congregation while classes are in session. Paul Davis will sing two numbers and the Boy Scouts will lead the chorus. Rev H H Brownell will preach at the union service of west churches Sunday evening.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
F. W. Court
Paul Davis
American Fund to Nelly French Babies
Announcement from New York states a hospital nurseries program will open in major French towns to aid mothers and babies. The effort is organized by the committee for the aid of destitute children under the American fund for French wounded.
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American Fund
New York
France
Committee For
American Fund For
Teagher Class of 1892 Honored by Old Students
A small reunion at Byrnes park celebrated Lydia Hinman the longtime principal and instructor as six of eleven 1892 graduates still live in the hometown. Attendees included Mrs. Rath Vaughan Corton Hoxle Brunn and Bickelberg, with others like Harlan Rush and Miss Nellie Mulan among speakers and guests. Hinman departs tomorrow for Steele North Dakota to start the new school year.
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Jin Case High School
Pleasent Byrnes Park
Lydia Hinman
Tor
Lers
J. R. Vaughn
B. J. Mowrey
Katheryn Hannegan
Z. W. Rath
J. R. Vaughan
J. L. Corton
Wirt ®. Hoxle
W.H. Brunn
L. BE. Bickelberg
Harlan Rush
Princeton University
Rush
Orlando Kerk
Pasadena
Cal
F. B. Call
Los Angeles
Gal
Will Wichman
le Mars
Nellie Mulan
California
Hinman
Steele
N. D
P C U Meeting Set for Aug 20 21 at Local Church
The Cedar Rapids United Presbyterian presbytery hosts the P C U and P G U conventions in the local church on Monday and Tuesday. Program opens Monday evening with Sunday school talks and includes addresses by Rev W T Comin and W D Stem. Tuesday features sessions with Mrs Brockwat Reinbeck and Dr Campbell Reinbeck. Miss Elsie French Watertown returns as missionary speaker. Anna McCreary Waterloo serves as vice president.
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P. C. UI
Cedar Rapids
Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
W. T. Comin
Goldfield
W. D. Stem
Des Moines
State Sunday School Association
Waterton
Anna McCreary
Waterloo
Waterloo Library Plans Lease and Levy for New Space
The Waterloo public library board met yesterday and authorized signing a lease for space in a Lafayette street building near Linden station to expand reading rooms and story hour facilities. A library levy of three and a half mills is proposed for the west section and three mills for the east, to fund the expansion and new boiler installation. The plan includes a reading room, service booth, information desk, and congress reading tables to meet patron demand.
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Board of Waterloo Public Library
Lafayette Street
Linden Library
Wade
Lairy Cattie
Congress
Traveling Men Picnic at Electric Park
Annual Waterloo traveling men and families picnic set for next Saturday August 25 at Electric Park. Dinner will be served at 12:80 and a program will start at 2 p.m. Many gatesmen from outside the city and a large Waterloo delegation are expected. Waterloo travelers number 6200, a major municipal advertising unit. Read the big ROUND OAK FURNACE ad in this issue.
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Waterloo
Electric Park
Waterroo
Church at 9:46 Tomorrow to Present Homawives
A church service at 9 46 in the morning will present homawives to the members of the Waterloo Ambulance Company during a community gathering.
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Waterloo Ambulance Company
Many Jays Still Walk City Streets
In Waterloo a veteran police officer complains of persistent jaywalking despite new rules barring crossing at intersections. C W Caldwell, patrolling the west business district, notes pedestrians ignore advisories and continue cutting across streets, forcing him to chase offenders as crowds diverge to the opposite curb.
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C. W. Caldwell
Police de- Dirfmebe
Caldwell
Waterloo
Creelty
Gardwell
Mer
Owish
Rotary club tours Dart Motor Truck factory tour
The Rotary Club led by W. Koxle plans a Monday luncheon followed by a factory visit to the Dart Motor Truck company. OC W El Ten will showcase 40 government-bound trucks, as President E Leslie Pidgeon of Winnipeg plans an eight-week club pilgrimage. Indianapolis Rotary to host a national bowling championship with five-man club teams next spring. Scores to be wired.
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E. Leslie Pidgeon
Winnipeg
Canada
Rotary Club of
Indianapolis
Ind
Rotary clubs plan winter conferences and war service promotion
Rotary clubs aim to hold winter conferences with representatives at central points to promote war service. Clubs coordinate with local recreation boards to bring lodge and fraternity members near training camps. Waterloo Business College opens September 4 with a three week opening hiatus and Christmas vacation, totaling forty eight weeks plus four weeks of vacations in the year.
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Rotary
Jersiny
Nules
Tolch
Gily
Waterloo Business College
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