Union Services Mark Sunday Worship Across City
Union services will be held Sunday evening at Lincoln Park and United Presbyterian church with speakers Dr. B Curran and Rev Hugh K Galloway. Other churches including Grace M E Northminster First Presbyterian and Christian Science plan morning and evening observances with varied subjects and special music led by choirs and soloists.
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Chautauqua
Idle
B. Curran
Race Methodise Episcopal Church
Lincoln Park
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
United Presbyterian Church
Second
Wellington Streets
Hugh K. Galloway
Buffalo
Pau T
William and W. Galloway
J. W. Henderson
J. A. Carpenter
Grace M. E. Church
A. B. Curran
Fifth Street
Eas
Joe ‘DuMond
First Presbyterian
Walter Barlow
Leni
Ex. la
Macartney
Barlow
Buromer
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
R. F. Hurlburt
Jerusalem
Catherine Sedgwick
McDermid
Walnut_Street Baptist
Robert N. MacDonald
Westminster Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Burton Avenue
First Brethren
S. A. Cohagen
P.A. Johnson
Grinnell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Barnabas the Loyal Champion of Christian Unity
William Jennings Bryan portrays Barnabas as a steadfast early Christian leader. The text traces his name, role with Paul, mission work, and emphasis on inner faith over communal property. It highlights Barnabas as a model preacher, ally of Saul, and a generous, forgiving collaborator who valued conviction over personal glory.
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Barnabas Indorses
Saul
Iaraahbas
Barnabas I
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Thes
Damascus
Jesus
Cypres
Osrene
World Lutheran Meeting Opens with Prayer Call
The coming world Lutheran conference in Eisenach Germany is highlighted by a prayer for guidance for 90 million Lutherans and a key address by Dr Frederick H Knubel president of United Lutheran Church in America on August 23. The event marks a historic assembly with broad international participation and focus on doctrines confessions and practices of Lutheranism.
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Leisenach
Germany
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Frederick H. Knubel
United Lutheran Church In América
St. Luke's Church
Sknabel
Tienmark
Norway
Sweden
Osera
Poland
United States
United Lutheran
Ohio
Augustana
Martin Luther
Eisenach
Religion as a world force expands through Lutheran strength
The text notes religion as a world force with strong presence in 20 countries. It highlights Lutheran representation in 20 nations and state church status in Norway Sweden Denmark Finland and Latvia. It also states about three fifths of Germany’s population belonged to this denomination and that prior to World War I the German church’s 16 divisions used the same catechism for membership.
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Lutheran Church
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Latvia
Germany
Altho
London Church Still Pays Annual Fine Henry VIET Imposed
London records show the vicar of Our Lady of Willesden paying an annual fine of one pound two shillings sixpence. Imposed by Henry VIII after the Reformation, the penalty arose from pilgrims visiting a holy well and donating money, which angered the king and led to perpetual payments by the church’s successors.
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London
Henry Viet
Henry
Miraculous Waters Draw Pilgrims as Pay-Up Remains Ongoing
The article notes the on site of the fine still being paid as pilgrims visit the church property well to bathe their eyes in miraculous waters and claim cures. Marriage licenses list Eugene Dwyer and Hazel Kokotan of Waterloo, Arthur G. Smith and Ida D. Washburn of Des Moines with respective ages 24 and 22.
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Eugene Dwyer
Waterloo
Hazel Kokotan
Arthur G. Smith
Des Moines
Ida D. Washburn
Trio Blocks Fish Sale Rumor After Calm Day
Nick Webber Joe Schiel and White formed a fishing party near Gilvertribe yesterday. Schiel reportedly worked hard but no fish were caught or sold in the area. The trio returned home by a circuitous route to avoid explaining the dry luck to 40 friends.
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Nick Webber
Joe Schiel
White
Gilvertribe
Schiel
Library Contains Indian Bibles in Sixty Tongues
Chicago Aug 18 The By We Avercote collection at the Newherr library holds the world’s most complete record of attempts to Christianize Native Americans. The shelf includes bibles or parts in 56 languages from tribes such as Cree Cherokee Mohawk and Pembascot with Eskimo and Aleut translations as well. B. W. Ayers built the Australian style collection after the Spanish American War adding Philippine and Hawaiian language bibles and Testaments. The work is difficult to augment as many languages fade. A Paris purchase yielded a Hawaiian Testament with the name Buke A Moraiona translated as George Make-a-Big-Noise revealing the translator’s real name George Cannon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
G. A. Smith
Wilcott
New England
Labrador
Greenland
Aleutian Islands
B. W. Ayer
Paris
Geogi Pukuniaki
George Make
Miss Smith
George Cannon
Six Waterloo Boys to Attend Okoboji Lake Camp
James Switzer and Ralph Fox lead six Waterloo youths for a 10 day training camp at Camp Foster Lake Okoboji focusing on HIV work and youth brotherhood. The Y camp closes the summer with a Men’s club social and a twilight baseball league get together slated for Aug 25.
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Waterloo
Okoboji Lake
James Switzer
Ralph Fox
John McCartney
Wendell Webb
Charles Greenley
Storting Leckington
Patti Smith
Foster
Lake Okoboji
Boys’ Brotherhood
Waterloo Scout
Cams
Former Iowa Residents Picnic in California on Labor Day
Black Hawk county will be represented at the Iowa-California pair picnic to be held at Alum Rock Park in San Jose on Labor Day. RB Clark O B Greene and former residents Mrs Fannie McAlpine Greene and Mrs Eleanor Jones Young will attend. A state society has organized with Towans near San Jose. B S Turner president and Mrs Laura Whiteside secretary.
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Black Hawk County
Alum Rock Park
San Jose
RB. Clark
O. B. Greene
Fannie McAlpine Greene
Eleanor Jones Young
Towans
B.S. Turner
Laura Whiteside
Pleasant weekend forecast brightens local skies
A fair and sunny weekend is forecast for today and tomorrow with warmer readings in parts of the state. Last night remained cool at 53 degrees after yesterday's high, and country roads stay in decent shape despite earlier heavy rains. motorists report generally good conditions.
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Java
Early Settlers Picnic Planned for Next Saturday
Preparations are under way for the annual Early Settlers association picnic at the Wanna homestead on South Waterloo and Cedar Falls road next Saturday. General Phil Hanna seeks three or four men to clear tiles in the grove. Interested workers should phone 1400-V3 and report with axes Monday morning.
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Early Settlers’ Association
Wanna Homestead
South Waterloo
Cedar Falls Road
Phil Hanna
Friday Study Club Annual Picnic At Howrey Summer Home
The Friday Study Club members and families picnicked yesterday at the Howrey summer home. F R Mines, F Roche and W N Howrey organized dinner. Cavalcade of musical selections followed by guests including Mrs. R H White and Mrs. W A Lytle. Waterloo La Lamita club members joined with D A Rice and A Peterson families for a Hadson park gathering with about 30 in attendance.
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Friday Study Club
Waterloo
la Lamita Club
D. A. Rice
Grundy Center
A. Peterson
Hudson
Hadson Park
August birthday party at woman’s club noted
About eighty guests attended the August birthday party at the women's clubhouse. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Wood, Cowan, and Mier. Bridges, decorations by Mrs A W Peterson, and Mrs W Peek. Guests included Mrs A G Sawyer, Mrs Parsons, Aura Rhine, and others. Events featured gardens, baskets, bouquets, and refreshments by several hostesses.
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Woman's
Wood
Cowan
Miers
Leonard Gholson
We ‘Il Wirewick
A. W. Peterson
Beauty Chat on Superfluous Hair Treatments
Edna Kent Forbes reviews hair removal options including depilatories risks, x ray and electrolysis, and home remedies with peroxide mixes. Advice notes potential skin damage, costs, and need for expert use to avoid scars, plus tips for shaving, facial hair, and temporary skin relief through hydration and diet.
Steal Your Playtime To Solve a Puzzle Of Work And Play
A reader letter discusses balancing chores with leisure, arguing work should not erode happiness. The author recalls stealing two hours of play during a Saturday, then returning to housework refreshed, and asks how modern mothers with heavy workloads manage time and still enjoy leisure.
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John
New England
Tance
Jack
Breakfast Sunday Will Be Courtesy for Bride-elect
Misses Ethel Conry and Regina Murphy host a 9 oclock breakfast at the Conry residence for bride-elect Miss Killa L. Murphy and her forthcoming Sept 6 marriage to Clifford W. Marlow. Gift to the bride-elect is an electric toaster. Mrs. Arthur A. Snyder assists with serving. House party details include a country club dinner dance with a six piece orchestra and a party honoring Mrs. Walter Muayne, formerly Helene Balliett. Other items note a Moody Bible Institute vacation outing and Lodge activities with picnics, casseroles, and music.
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Beatrice
I Russell ‘T. Stewart
J. G. Allen
Almond Street
Ring Washo
Evidyn May
W. R. Jameson
Toses
Aitte Guinovera Hartiear
Gyvonna
Lohougrin
Dorothy Wilbur
Rose Cooley
Helen Cooley
Attached Luce
Ethel Conry
Regina Murphy
Killa L. Murphy
Clifford W. Marlow
Arthur A. Snyder
Slater
Mins Conry
Country Club
Harold B. Plumb
Walter Muayne
Bt. Louis
Mayne
Helene Balliett
Waterloo
Allding
Charles Scull
Moody Ible Institute
Homer Jolls
Columbia Street
Cedar Falls
Union Bridge
Sacred Heart Women Meet at Parish Hall For Monthly Social
About 50 women from Sacred Heart parish gathered for the regular monthly meeting in the parish hall. The afternoon featured a Boo game with prizes awarded to Mrs S P Mooreland and Miss Martha Sweeney. Olive Penne won second prize. An informal program was enjoyed and plans were announced for a Grace M E church Out Look class led by Mrs A B Curran tomorrow morning. Burton Avenue Good Will circle will host a picnic supper Monday in the church basement followed by a miscellaneous shower for Miss Tillie Berkie departing soon for Africa.
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Christ
Jesus
Paul
Corinth
Mark
J_ A
Sacred Heart Parish
S. P. Mooreland
Martha Sweeney
Olive Penne
Burton Avenue
Good Will Circle
Moody Bible In Latitute
Tillie Berkie
Africa
A Popular Play Suit Pattern Offered by Waterlog Pattern
The Waterlog Evening Courier advertises an outdoor boy play suit pattern in drill linen jersey repp chambray and poplin. It lists sizes 2 4 6 years and 6 year yardage for material and trim. Patterns mailed for 15 cents with 2 cents silver or stamps for fashion book.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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West Section
Dr. Curran
Northminster Presbyterian
M. G. Court
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William Jennings Bryan
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Androses
Consolation
Cyprus
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Manetta
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Ohn Stelehoar
South Carolina
Iraica Messer
Edgewood
Audrey Feddersen
Davenport
Frances Day
Edward Burns
Misa Bell
Electric Park
Corza W. Hantiey
Waterloo Traveling & Business Men's Association
Waterton W
E. U
Willard Hall
Beatrice Allen
Russell Stewart
Maybeth Lyon
G. M. Lyon
Geraldina Lyon
Minneapolis
Minn
Mra
Jimmy Griffin
Rockford
Parowell
Leigh Ransome
C. Deckman
J. R. Emry
Ida Slolver
Ossian
Frank Mauste
L. B. Allen
Leigh Mansey
Bik Run Inn
Jack Carter
C. F. O'Conner
Grant Wheeler
J. I. Bragdon
Bragdon
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Dorothy A. E
Uy Rute
Ameron
Temple Reurkah Lodge
No. 54
HlaLp
John Bunker
Cambridge, Jr
Bunker
Clarence Benson
Business & Professional Women’s Club Orchestra
Allee Krieger
Tina Martin
Glee Club
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Fraternal Aid Union
Moose Tau
Wan
Phi Sigma Chi
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Gruach News
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