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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1917

Page

5

Vangeligans Campmeeting Opens at Cedar Falls Site

The Evangelical association of Iowa announces its annual campmeeting near Cedar Falls from Aug 27 to Sept 2. The new grounds include a large bandstand and pavilion dedication ceremony led by Bishop S C Breyfogel. Rev W C Lang and Rev F C Burger will headline lectures and sermons for the week.

Evangelical ‘Association Iowa Yung People's Alliance Cedar Falls Avid Ishop S.C. Breyfogel Reading Dar Falls W. CG. Lang Waterloo Camp Meeting Ening F. C.’ Burger Clevend Y. P Preach Bishop Breyfogel Iger Harry Tigher

Church of God to Close Sunday Service Weeknight Talks

The Church of God will close Sunday with an opophetical sermon by F L Austin of Ontario Canada on Our Times in prophecy. Bible school is scheduled 9:30 am to 10:30 am with J A Patrick speaking in the morning worship. A 2:15 pm service, then a sermon by F L Austin at 8 pm on Restitution of All Things Under the Reign. A social chat and song start at 7:15 pm.

Church of God and F. L. Austin Ntario Austin M Bible School M. Toorrow J. A. Patrick Sulet Ow, iWilliams F. L. Aussi Jefferson, Street Park Avenue Clyde J. Asking J. E. Johnson P.U Tarbox Walnut Street Lime and Walnut Streets John Bunyan Smith R.B. Davidson Baptist Church Marshalltown Bartonvenue Barton Avenue Riehl Street W. H. Rogers Llam Spom Bly. PA George H. Thompson W. HH. Rogers Anthon Douglas Street J. W. Bowtes Fourth Harold & Parr Fifth Streets J. Frank Moore Wnion Hirteenth and Jefferson A Peterson Junior Endeavor Christian Endeavor Epimscofal Christ Fourth Street M. IL. Tate St. Mark's Denver Streets Evangelical Calvary—Newell A M. Yagey S. Prayer Meeting Flist Lafayette Park EK I. Lang Tutu F. C. Burger Cleveland Logan Avenue United Loean “ and Dane Fev O. L. Walter K. L L. E Randolph Frank W. Court D. D Bible School Epworth League First Congregational Church Grace Fifth Street East Charles R. Rair Epworth Leagueu Fribbettariln First—Park and Mulberry Jono H Robertson Macartney C. H Purmort Des Moines Woestminster Wellington Archibald Campbell Preston A.m Arthur C. Knipp Jesup Wil East Perk Xern Cutler Newton S. Methfessel Cutlerstrear Second M. G. Bunn Northminster Buliou Avalon R. H. MacCullough Young People’s Society Reanfield Afeets Hawthorne Avenue Bethany Sunday School Englewood Avenue S.D. McAuley Cedar Heights Leonard Duckett Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Commercial Street C. H. Duckett Salvation Army Corner Park Avenue Lafayette St James Fookes Young People’s Legion Bridge Street Harry F. Burns Walter J. Mead Jacob Bilnix Ambulance Company Joseph Gibbs Martin Burke H. C. Boyd Harry’ Fisher Commercial Street Gospel Hall Commercial

Cedar Heights Red Cross Work Report and Officers

Cedar Heights Red Cross reports 190 members with varied donations totaling 128 receipts. Funds paid to Wa srlon chapter, balance 92.10 after costs. purchases include gauze yarn and muslin. Officers listed: J C Dunn president, William Galloway treasurer, Lelia King chairwoman, Slaughter vice chair, Deal secretary. Executive and workroom committees named. Dewar Red Cross notes Christmas bags and completed garments. Red Cross needs sewing machines and loan arrangements publicized for community aid.

Gedgrights Red‘Cross Branch Sei Fts William Galloway J. O. King Hugh ‘Graef H. Herron D. Blackhall M. Cheney M. Tournier Ital Wasrlon J. C. Junn Teasurer Lelia King Slaughter Deal Messrs Mmes Galloway Burick Parrott King Thomas Nd Deal Burhans Kelww

Cuba suspends export duties on copper and iron ore

Washington Aug 25 President Menocal of Cuba suspended all export duties on copper and iron ore shipments to the United States. In declaring war on Germany Cuba accepts an economic role and assures the United States it will cooperate to aid the war effort.

Washington, D. C Menocal Cuba Germany United, States

Gurko to Be Exiled for Loyalty to the Czar

Petrograd reports General Gurko, a former southwest front commander, arrested for pledging loyalty to the emperor after the revolution. He will be sent abroad under a new law allowing expulsion of people deemed dangerous to the war effort.

Gurko Czar Petrograd

Waterloo Area Church Directory Listing Services

Waterloo churches list services for Adventist Baptist Catholic Christian and other denominations with times and locations across Waterloo. Names include Mrs. C H Day Rev Clyde J Asking Dr John Bunyan Smith Rev W H Rogers Rev J W Bowtes Rev A P Blough Rev M L Tate Rev H M Yagey Rev E K Lang and others.

Suit to Enforce Industrial Award in La Porte City

Lula B Bland widow of Clarence Bland sues N P Bedard and others to recover 3100, seeking to set aside a June 20, 1917 bill of sale to Roy G Ashley for car and gear and a Bedard deed to two La Porte City lots. She alleges her husband died while employed by N P Bedard & Son at their La Porte City auto shop on May 7, 1917 and that she and infant depended on him for support. An Iowa Industrial Commission hearing granted 10 weekly payments for 300 weeks and 1090 funeral expenses. the suit aims to enforce that award.

Lula B. Bland Clarence la Porte City Iowa Industrial Commission Bland T. W. Hawkinson A. van Valkenburg

Petain Receives High Honor for Verdun Victory

Paris August 25 Minister of War Painleve writes a warm thank you to General Petain commander in chief of French armies for their Verdun triumph. The letter notes Petain and his officers and men are praised and that he has been granted the Legion of Honor.

Paris Painleve Hag Adaresse Fetain Verdun Gradleross Legion of Honor Gen. Petain

Jewish Society Raises Million for Fighting Men

Chicago August 25 The American Soldiers and Sailors Welfare League of B Nai B rith begins a $1,000,000 fundraising drive with central offices in Chicago Sig Livingston of Bloomington IL chairs the effort and oversees the campaign aimed at aiding servicemen and their families.

Chicago American Soldiers and Sailors’ Welfare League B’nai B’rith Sig. Livingston Bilsomington, IL

Cardinal Bello Ordered to Leave Lisbon

Lisbon August 25 Cardinal Anthony Mendes Bello patriarch of Lisbon has five days to depart the capital. A decree bars the cardinal from residing in Lisbon or its suburbs for one year under government order.

Lisbon Anthony Mendes Bello

Feasts and failures of Judah in exile era

The lesson surveys Judah’s spiritual decline from Hezekiah to exile, noting repeated prophecies, God’s patience, and eventual judgment. It traces deportations under Nebuchadnezzar beginning 606 B C, prophecy’s fulfillment, and the era of the gentiles tied to 1914, urging gospel work and readiness for Christ’s return.

Judah Hezekiah Josiah Jehoiakim Nebuchadnezzar Daniel House of God Babylon Ezek.sii Jeremiah Israel Jerusalem Indah

Society News Notes Campaign for Red Cross membership

State Red Cross officials urge co workers to enroll one fourth of their territory population. Iowa director A B Kep ford oversees plans to boost interest and friendly rivalry. Mrs. W L Harding, wife of the governor, will donate a large silk flag to the county with the highest membership rate. The drive emphasizes knitted relief items with a quota of 30 000 sets for the central division.

Ted Cross A. EB. Kepford Iowa Red Crags Society W. L. Harding Ned Cross Harding Town Red Cross Mat Division Red Cross

Milk depot idea proposed to cut milk costs in Waterloo

Charles F. Smith argues in a Waterloo letter to the Courier that a dairy central depot run by producers could lower prices and avoid middlemen, noting a previous city example and praising timely porch deliveries over costly self-collecting. He contrasts local delivery with walking miles for savings.

Waterloo Black Hawk George Producers Milk Company Central Depot Motors Ned Cross Dairymen Charles F. Smith

Mercury Near Frost Hits Close to Frost Point

The article notes a near frost tonight with the thermometer approaching 39 degrees, threatening vegetables. Farmers and residents have pulled on extra blankets and livestock handlers are adapting to the cooler conditions as daytime highs barely reach 75.

Mercury

Librarians Urge War Book Drive for Des Moines Soldiers

Greater efforts to grow the soldiers library in Des Moines are urged by public librarians led by Miss Julia A. Robinson. The Iowa committee seeks hundreds of books. Waterloo reports 497 books for 33,074 people, far short of newer towns’ gifts. Local libraries call on residents to donate books and funds to sustain the campaign.

Des Moines Marton Brace Julia A. Robinson Iowa Waterloo State Commission

Real estate transfers list from Waterloo area notices

Real estate transfers show W. Person selling Lot 6 in Assessor Warren's Plat to Mary Fran kie Pierson. Lamb sells Lot 5 and Dock 25, original last Waterloo to H. D. Lamb. H. D. Lamb later sells Lots 8 and 9, original Goat Waterloo, to Minnie Lamb. Alice Dean sells Pt Lot 4 5 Block 63 in Akerr Add and unminted property. Read the news in the advertising columns.

Reeal Estate W. Person Mary Frankie Pierson Assensor Wharren Jans Lamb H. Dpd Lamb Waterloo H.D. Lamb Minnie Lamb O Perry Scserer Reese Alice Dean J. D. Loo Akerr

Milk pricing questions from Waterloo inquiry page

The fragment asks about farm ownership and dairy pricing including satisfactory milk price and ways to reduce costs. It mentions sending answers to H. O. Bernbrock in Waterloo Indiana and notes a milk inquiry or advice column format.

Airplane instructor killed in collision over Paris

Maj Jacquin head of aviation school was killed when a pupil's plane collided with his at about 1000 feet. The pupil was unhurt. The crash occurred during a lesson above Paris on Aug 25.

Paris Whein Jacquin

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