Waterloo Business College Receives Wide Endorsements
A flood of testimonials from business leaders and professionals touts The Waterloo Business College describing its graduates as office ready. Advocates include attorneys Hoxie & Brunn and firm supporters from Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co, Northey Manufacturing, and Brown Crockery Co, praising thorough methods and dependable penmanship and quick job placement. Fall term opens September 5 with invitations to call or request a catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Powers
Black Hawk National Bank
Hoxie & Brunn
E. KR
A. W. Brown
Brown Crockery Company
D. L. Rose
Highland Nobles
Waterloo Business College
Fred L. Northey
Northey Manufacturing Co
James Black
James Black Dry Goods Co
E. Park
Frank Cole
First Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Hayes
Agent Rock Island Lines
Kenege & Longley
Attorneys At Law
W. BR. Jameson
Citizens Savings Bank
Tat Davis
Paul Davis
Aoun R. Bolley
Sears, Roebuck & C
G. H. Sumner
Iowa State Board of Health
Walter H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
A. T. Hukill
Independent School District of
Waterloo
At the Churches church notices updated for Courier deadline
A list of many area church services with times from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday and midweek prayer meetings. Includes Baptist First and Walnut Street, First Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Westminster, Northminster, Congregational, Union Congregational, Plymouth, Grace Methodist Episcopal, St. Mark's Episcopal, First Church of Christ Scientist, Catholic parishes, and several other congregations with pastors, sermon topics, and Sunday school schedules. Notable speakers include Rev. George H. Thompson and Rev. Edgard A. Valisnt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Walnut St
Lime and
Walnut
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgard A. Valisnt
W. H. Travis
Gulf Coast University
Collegeport, Tex
Northminster Presbyterian
Westfield
Frank Schroeder
Christian Endeavor
Fourth
South Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Union
First Methodist Church
Walter H. Rolling
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
A. B. Lane
Plymouth Congregational
Brary East
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
Rev. L. B. Hix
Courtlandt Street
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedler
Grace Methodist F Episcopal
Corger Fourth
Mulberry Astreeta
E. D. Hull
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Catholico
J. Mary'n—Corper
East Park Avenue
LaFayme Street
Forkenbrook
Yavstor
Sacred Heart
Ourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
Fourth Street West
Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
E. Slattery
Mulberry Street
Church and religious notices in Waterloo area
Christ Episcopal Church announces a communion service at 8 a m and morning service at 8 30 a m with Sunday school. Salvation Army hosts Sunday school at 10 a m and holiness meeting at 11 a m and salvation meeting at 8 15 p m. First Evangelical Lutheran delivers German services at 10 30 a m, Sunday school at 11 45, English sermon at 7 30 p m. International Bible Students meet Sundays at 8 p m at 312 Dane street. Christadelphian meets at Fifth and Randolph with Sunday school at 10 and communion at 11. Chapel Railroad North addition holds Sabbath school Sundays at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh
South Streets
Christian Workers
Sadie J. Miller
India
Emanuel Evangelical
Itn
Minnesota
E. J. Schultz
W. ©. Lang
Cedar Falls
Calvary Evangelical Association
East Fourth and
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Young People’s Alliance
Christ—Episcopal
George W. Hinkle
Salvation Army
Sycamore Street
Publicc
First Evangelical Lutheran
Corner High
Maple Streets
Rev
H. Mueller
High Street
International Bible Students’ Association
Waterloo
Dane Street
East Aide
Carne
Earnest Bible Students
Christadelphian
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
North Addition
Pleaded Guilty to Lesser Charge in Larceny Case
Harry Sipe appeared before Justice McMurrray and pleaded guilty to larceny after his parents requested a change from forgery. A $25 fine plus costs was imposed, paid by his father. The case stemmed from an earlier forged check for 11.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sipe
W. B. McMurray
Sipes
Peter Marrellis
Sipe
Beet Weighs 11 Pounds in Orange Township
A common red beet weighing 11 pounds was exhibited by Orange township farmer D. F. Schrock. He said such a heavy beet hasn’t been reported in 40 years in his area. The plant yielded 11 pounds of pickles plus ample beet greens, with roots needing storage planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Schrock
Orange Township
Waterloo Boy Escapes Eldora Reform School Return Expected
Delbert Cordell son of Mrs Lillie Haller 1792 Black Hawk street escaped from Eldora reform school where he was sentenced last October for larceny and is believed en route to Waterloo. He was accompanied by Leonard Ayres who was sent to Eldora from Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Cordell
Lillie Haller
Black Hawk Street
Eldora
Waterloo
Leonard Ayres
Algona
WEATHER NOTES AND LOCAL CLASSIFIED LINE ITEMS
Fragmentary weather and local notices from Temperaturd dated August 26 provide a snapshot of daily conditions and a small classified listing. The scarce text mentions routine markers and names, reflecting a busy municipal page with sparse readable details.
Chautauqua Bible Study Class Meets Monday Afternoon
The Chautauqua Bible Study group will gather in the library west on Monday at 2 30 PM. The lesson will be study six.
Brothers Battle to Preserve Home in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls headlines report a family fracas as W. J. Armstrong attempts to eject his intoxicated brother R. J. Armstrong from their home. A scuffle w/ neighbors Charles and Kim Jotes leads to arrests. all four cited for fines around $10. Separate Cedar Falls entries note Mr and Mrs Laure Resmusgen charged with drunk and disorderly conduct. Rasmussen plea status unresolved. Tom McDonald, a farm hand near Clarksville, fined $3 for intoxication after confusing rye binders and corn binders amid monthly earnings of about $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Armstrong
R. J. Armstrong
Charles
Kim Jotes
Armstrong
R. J
Wy. J
Cedar Falls
Laure Resmusgen
Makting
Toule
Rasmussen
Tom McDonald
Clarksysie
Tle
McDonald
Clarksville
Amct
Donald
Waterlan
Business Men Drawn Into Arson Cases
Chicago, Aug. 26. David Korshak, a former saloon keeper and alleged leader of an arson ring blamed for fifty incendiary fires causing about one million dollars in losses in a year, reportedly admitted to police and implicated four business men. Three of the men—Charles Bloom, merchant. Max Fleiechmidt, insurance adjuster. Isaac Schaeffner, real estate dealer—have been taken into custody. Authorities seek Benjamin F. Fink, Northwestern Canner employee, thought to be in Brazil, Ind., linked to May 26 Chicago plant fire at Northwestern Can Company causing $200,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David Korshak
Charles Bloom
Max Fleiechmidt
Isaac Schaeffner
Benjamin F. Fink
Northwestern Can Company
Brazil
Ind
Janitor withheld lost bag over outside description
A woman sought a found handbag in a building. The janitor refused, saying she did not describe the bag’s exterior. The superintendent asked to see the bag, but the janitor argued lack of exterior description justified withholding it. Earl McKinney completed a two week Waterloo visit and returned home to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolar
TY Guese
New York Sun
Earl McKinney
Waterloo
Shoptaugh
Washington Street
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ollege
First Presbyterian
Fast Park Avenue
Herbert Ware Reherd
D. D
Robert C. Westenberg
Independence Avenue
Ben Hur
the Christ
United Presbyterian
Second and
Wellington
M. G. Munn
U. P
Christ
Loyal Church
Westminster Presbyterian
West Fourth and
Wellington Street
Wiliam Burton Sandford
West Third Avenue
East Park Presbyterian
Kern
Cutler Streets
Northminster Church
Grace Saxe
Se. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Stream
J. B. Johnson
Methodist Episcopal
Randolph and
West Fourth
Randolph Street
Epworth League
W. H. Rollins
Free Methodist Church
Mobile
Douglas Streets
N. Miller
Carrie H. Miller
Central Church of Christ
W. S. Johnson
St. Mark's Episcopal
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Fourth and
Allen Streets
RK. E. Graves
EH. W. Curtis
North District
First Brethren
West
Wm. H. Beachlett
St. Luke's Englian Evangelical Lutheran
West Second and Commercial Streets
Logan Avenue
L. Sarvay
Harry A. Moore
Universalist
Medeemer
Corne
Wast Fourth
Eme McCollum Jones
Town Street
Eagie Crurch
Citizens Gas & Elee. Co
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Geary
TOR
Saeed Wane
Lee Eae
Quartette
Electric Park
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