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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1912

Page

5

Waterloo Adventist and other churches list services

Waterloo churches in Adventist and Brethren denominations announce Sabbath services at 3 p.m. and 11 a.m., Sabbath school at 2 p.m., with summer pavilion meetings. Other congregations include First Jefferson, Walnut Street, Church of the Brethren, United Brethren in Christ, Catholic parishes, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Universalist, listing pastors, addresses, service times, Sunday schools, and midweek activities. Labor Day observances and church picnic preparations noted.

J. C. Clemens Mobile Street Lane Franklin Streets Jefferson and Park Avenue Edgar A. Vallant Third Avenue B. Y Clear Lake Walnut Street Lime and Walnut John Bunyan Smith D. D Third Street East Brethren Fifth and South William H. Reachler Resisence Ninth Street West Y. P Church of the Brethren Seventh and South Rev A. P. Blough Grant Avenue Christian Workers United Brethren IN Christ Fourth Allen R. FE. Graves C. E Church OF Christ Central Fourth and South Lewis P. Kapp Christian Endeavor Sp. ml Church OF Christ (Scientist Jefferson Marsh-Place Building Fifth Sycamore Christ Jesus Congregational First Walter H. Rollins Home Park Boulevard Frayer Mactig Vaolon Thirteenth and Lee A. Brink Bluff Plymouth Public Library East L. B. Hix Alta Vista Avenue Bichte School Calvary Newell Fourth Street East J. A. Haeblen Young People’s Alliance Emanoa Court House Square Lafayette Parks Avenue East L. W. Bock Raaidence United Evangelical Congregation Sons of Jacob Fifth Street J. Temanaky Commercial Street Maple and Fl. Mueller Immanuel German Walnut and Vine Theodore Wolfram St. Imke C. R. Lowe V. Smeby Cortlandt Street Emmanuel German Lutheran Church Walnut and Vine Randolph W. F. Spry Randolph Street Grace Mulberry Emory D. Hull St. Paul's Broadway Center Edwards J. E. Johnson Epworth League the Christ T Anden Archer Avenue George B. Shoemaker New Cedar Falls Road Mobile Douglas T. J. Fuller Linden Avenue Herbert Ware Reherd Independence Avenue Willnelide Turkey India Siam China Japan Perley Rees Woodstock Ruth Westinington Fourth Street Wellington William Burton Sanford Pas Mra. R Lackland Canada Fast Park Kern and Cutler Frank Schroeder Logan Avenue Northminster Presbyterian Bollow Street Avalon Avenue Westfield Miller Street United Presbyterian First Second M. G. Munn Waterloo Ministerial Union M. C. A. Partons Edgar A. Valiant Independent Bible Clans Fagle Church

Death A Shock To Many Friends

Mrs. Lee Sampson a well known P E B C member dies at Presbyterian hospital after gall stone illness. Born Catherine J Marks in Sigourney on December 6 1867 she was 45. She lived in Waterloo five years with husband Lea Sampson manager at George G Pope Co. Survived by daughter Gwyneth mother Mrs Margaret Clark sister Mrs Laura Ogborn Ottumwa. Funeral at 2 39 Sunday at home with Rev Emory D Hull. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.

Lee Bampson Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo Lowa Decedent Catherine J. Marks Sigourney Lea Sampson Sampson George G. Pope Emory D. Hull Grace M. BE. Church Elmwood Cemetery

Our Brother in Black and the Race Problem

An essay asks if we are our brother's keeper addressing the white black relationship in the U.S. south. It notes varied southern conditions, progress among Negroes from slavery to literacy and officeholding, and argues both races must advance together to avoid anarchy. The piece cites demographics, religion, and education, and contrasts northern and southern experiences while urging balanced social responsibility.

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Sunday School Lesson Reflects on John the Baptist’s Death

Rev D M Stearns commentary links Herod’s banquet and John the Baptist’s murder to the Jesus ministry, noting Herod’s inner conflict and Herodias’s scheming. The piece contrasts worldly feast and divine judgment, urging personal faith in Christ as savior and cautioning against yielding to the devil’s influence. It closes with hope that believers depart this life in presence of the Lord.

Joho the Baptist Jesus Herod John Elijah Anid Pilate Jerusalem Israel Messiah Kings Lords Herodias Philip Heroding Jezebel Devil Galilee Ilfa John the Baptist Naboth Abel Phil

Market and weather notes from Chicago and Iowa

GENERAL MARKETS WEATHER FORECAST Iowa shows showers tonight or Sunday with cooler east and south and warmer Sunday. MARKET NEWS Chicago reports favorable weather and large northwest wheat receipts easing selling. December wheat fell then steadied near 93 to 94. Corn and oats declined. pork, lard, and ribs priced around 19.40, 10.86, and 10.27. Cash wheat and corn quotes listed. New York and St Louis closes cited. Hog, cattle, and sheep receipts estimated for today with numbers shown.

Iowa Chicago Shorta Waterloo Fioar Wellington Howe South Omaha Omaha Neb Texas Steve Reece

Foley Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble say Canton Man

D C Bybee of 669 Keeling Court Canton Illinois reports relief from kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his back pains headaches and dizziness disappeared and he now sleeps well and feels strong again. He recommends the remedy.

D. C Bybee Keeling Court Canton Tll H. W. Taggart

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Baptist Cathonic St. Joseph’s Third and Edward J. Slattery D. P. Mulcahy Sacred Heart Randolph and West Fourth Streets D. J. Lenihan F. W. MccKinley West Fourth Street St. Mary’s Park Avenue East Lafayette Street Henry P. Rohitian Christadelphian Fifth and Episcopal George W. Hinkle Wii St. Mark'’s Ruissell-Lamgon Hall Evangelica H Dane J. M. Bamford Logan Ave Tor Third Avenue West Union Holiness Mission F. B. Gowland Waterloo Rescue Mission Fifth and Commercial Casebeer M. R. Hughes Salvation Army Fifth and Water William Burkema Ensign Y W. CC Sycamore Street Harriett A. Harvey Rae Muirhead AML Joe Raymond’s Furniture Store East Fifth St Ciety Courier D. M. Stearns Lamson Bros. & CO Meanders A Ag Peters Rome A. E. McElroy N. S Stanchard New York ST. Louis Close Duluth Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas City Ateady Reeves Homtalg Western Jamhe Onan Hicks
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