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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1913

Page

4

Colored people to build church in city

It was announced last evening that 5000 had been subscribed by other churches for the new African M E church. Four churches are yet to be heard from and the amount may reach 1000. About 4100 has been subscribed by individuals. The pastor Rev J B hopes to raise 1500 by Jan 1 to purchase property. The congregation now meets in two rooms at the Bess home Merriam and Bates streets. If a site is purchased a trustees board including ministers from other city churches will manage affairs. After five years title will be surrendered to the colored people. Tabernacle chapter No 52 R A M will hold a convocation Thursday with degrees and supper.

M. E J. B Anx Ious Bess Merriam and Bates Streets Tabernacle Chapter

Socialist Slap at Pennsylvanian Socialists Gain Ground

John W. Slayton, twice a gubernatorial candidate, cites rising Socialist influence in Pennsylvania. He notes unsettled industrial conditions and claims party growth in the east, with Altoona adopting a commission form of government aided by Socialist leaders. Slayton also mentions his Waterloo visit and an advertisement for the Home Tea Store.

East Pennsylvania John W. Slayton Keystone Mr. Slayton Adelberg & Berman Peoples Fourth Street West Slayton Clarence Darrow Altoona Pennsylvania Railroad Waterloo Harry Aaron Peoples Store Home Tea East Fifth St

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