Special Christmas music in churches and cantatas
Churches plan special services with large choirs and cantatas. Central Christian Church hosts a full program led by Rev. L. C. Moore with W. J. Webb directing the chorus and Cedar Valley male quartet performing. First Presbyterian and Universalist Church also present cantatas and special offerings with choirs and soloists.
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Central Christian Church
Christian Church
L. C. Moore
W. J. Webb
Cedar Valley
Mesars
A. E. Overton
Forrester
J. B. Dare
Ashford
Ll. W. Drake
Yass
Ira B. Wilson
Ll. O. Moore
Christian, Central
Fourth and South
4.C. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
Sacred cantata at First Methodist Church Christmas Spirit
The First Methodist Church choir will present a sacred cantata Sunday evening with splendid music arranged for morning service as well. The evening program features Miss Lucile Glenny reading The Lost Word and Miss Grace Dunkelberg performing The Ninety and Nine.
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First
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
B. L. Ashford
Scott B. Prowell
Ida Cooler
F. C. Liffring
Elizabeth Black
Mildred Hoenig
Norma Gaiser
Elsie Byvank
Georgette Johnson
Anita Rath
Jessie Fowler
Florence Lowe
Agnes Horn
H. A. Boysen
Altos
Mildred Cane
Helen Gaiser
Eleanor Bentley
Marion Cooley
Carrie McFarlane
Sarah Seger
Clair Parker
J. Rlf Mac
Helene Balliett
George ~~Ny
C. W. Kline
First Methodist Church
Lucile Glenny
Grace Dunkelberg
Grace
Fifth Street
A. J. Northrup
Bypworth’ Jongue
Midnight Service At Christ Episcopal Church
The annual midnight service at Christ Episcopal church on Christmas drew a fair-sized crowd. The fall choir led by Dorrance M. Place provided music, one of the service highlights. Rector Rev. G. W. Hin kle delivered the Christmas sermon and conducted rites.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Dorrance M. Place
G. W. Hinkle
Adventist and other churches listed in city directory
Directory of local churches with listed denominations pastors and service times. Seventh Day Adventist at Kistner's chapel on Third Avenue West, Baptist on Jefferson Street and Park avenues with multiple services, Brethren and United churches, Catholic parishes St Joseph's St Marys and Sacred Heart, Episcopal and Congregational details, Lutherans and German churches, and various missions.
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Third Avenue West
G. R. Nay
C. H. Day
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Park! Avenue
W. L. Dorgan
Walnut Street
Walnut
J. B. Smith
Sund
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. B. McStay
Antioch
Mulberry Street
R. A. Broyles
St. Joseph's
Third and
Mulberry
B. J. Slattery
Wu. Rowan
St. Mary's Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
J M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
Anton Lorenz
International Bible Students’ Association
Universalist
Automobile crashes through store window at Fifth and Lafayette
J Hall driving toward the bridge collided with a street car at 9 50 pm in downtown. His auto swung right on Lafayette and crashed into the Gentle fruit store window causing panic among shoppers. The car was badly damaged but Hall escaped injury. Meanwhile thirty men without funds sought shelter at city hall and jail as shelter space filled. Several received money for breakfast.
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V. J. Hall
Logan Avenue
Fifth
Lafayette Streets
Mr. Hall
Fifth Street
Lafayette
Trust Store
City Hall
Sunday School Lesson Summaries from the Golden Texts
A compiled guide of Sunday school lessons covering Christ’s burial anointing, Last Supper, Gethsemane, Judas betrayal, arrest and trial, sowing and suffering, Peter and Pilate, the crucifixion, resurrection, the Great Commission, Ascension, and prophecy of Christ’s return with associated golden texts. Includes notes on humility, devotion, and the cost of redemption. A final line notes a statistic: a child is born every sixteen seconds in Germany.
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Goldenett
Mark xiv
Mary of Bethany
Markaby
Garden of
Gethsemane
Transfiguration
Jesus
Judas
Jesson
Christ
Lessex
Iba
God
Peter
Pilate
Mark KY
Isa Lh
Tessex K
Matt Raviil
Eliezar
Lissoxy
December Cold Sets New Local Record
The local weather service confirms the coldest December night in twenty years with 28 below zero. Ralph B. Slippy notes the record, far surpassing past lows. frigid winds, snowbound rail trouble, and hardships face residents as charity helps the cold-stricken.
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United States Weather Service
Ralph B. Slippy
Mercury
Frank Cooley
Ackley
Buchanan Optical Co
Tts
Small Boy Falls Through Ice Near Muilan Bridge
In 20 below zero conditions a boy fell through ice at the west end of the Muilan avenue bridge Christmas afternoon in the Cedar river. The boy escaped. authorities could not learn his name. River patrolman Mr Chapman investigated and found tracks leading to the hole with no outward tracks indicating rescue. He later traced a trail and believes the boy crawled back onto the ice and fled to the west bank a distance away. Meanwhile, a series of real estate transfers are listed for Waterloo area including Thomas I. Paints, Mary Rebbeck, J. J. Sedgwick, Ira Rodamer, H. W. Christoph, and Estella J. Hanna with several lot transactions and amounts noted.
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Cedar River
Muilan Avenue
Mrd. Chapman
Chaiyman
Chapman Finaily
Black Wawk Co. Abstract Co
United States
Thomas I. Paints
Mary Rebbeck
Etta Sagsman
H. W. Nankervis
H. Wy. Christoph
Virden
Municipal Tree a Great Feature in Waterloo Park Christmas Eve
Citizens gathered in Washington park to honor the birth of the Prince of Peace around a lit giant pine. Waterloo Military band led by CG Crawford, Mrs. J. B. Bragdon spoke, a 50-voice chorus sang, and Rev. John Bunyan Smith read the nativity story.
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Waterloo
Washington Park
Prince of Peace
Waterloo Military Band
CG. C. Crawford
Park
J. B. Bragdon
Waterloo Women’s Club
Maxwell Case
John Bunyan Smith
Jesus
W. B. Sandford
Effie McCollum Jones
Herald Angels
Chrysanthos Kaplanis
Citizens Gas and Electric Co
H. R
Logans First Saxon Owners Cross Continent to Coast
G W and J W Logan of Tiffin Ohio completed a cross country trip in their Saxon car to Los Angeles despite severe weather and poor roads. The journey, costing 38.60, featured mud from Indiana to Illinois, deep snow in the Colorado mountains, and flooded rivers in Utah. They crossed Nevada towns and ended in Los Angeles, setting a record as the first Saxon owners to traverse the continent.
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Los Angeles
G. W. Ad J. W. Logan
Tiffin
Waterloo
Logans
Columbus
Indiana
Illinoiis
Colorado
Utah
Logan Brothers
Nevada
See America First New Year Greeting
A New Year greeting wishes readers a safe journey ahead with emphasis on safety first and prosperity. The message praises Goodrich tires and comfort, hoping ventures prove best in the long run, signed by B F Goodrich Cat Makers of Everything that's Rabb.
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America
Goodrich Tire
B. F. Goodrich
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